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Version 1.0.9 · 2023-12-05
Minor bug fixes
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The store currently lists version 1.0.9, updated 2023-12-05.






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Reha modernizes ancient Vedic astrology to guide your self-discovery journey and unique relationships. Our mission is to help you understand your cosmic life map and astrological blueprint using Vedic astrology.
Vedic Astrology is from the Vedas, which is one of the oldest scriptures in the world dating back to 500 BCE. It is the belief that the stars and planets influence our life and relationships. Reha app provides unique Vedic insights and is a modernized interpretation of the ancient spiritual practice and guidance that stems from the Vedas.
What does Reha mean? Reha means star and is originally of Indian origin. We picked this name because we believe that our most meaningful connections and life path can be interpreted from the help of the stars.
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