With my experience in astrology from many decades in this book I am going to describe SUN JUPITER AND SATURN in different sign in navamsas with aspects from different planets on them. Every planet in navamsa gives different results with respect to aspect by different planets. I am expecting every reader might love this Book. Regards, Saket Shah

With my experience in astrology from many decades in this book I am going to describe Moon mars AND mercury in different sign in navamsas with aspects from different planets on them. Every planet in navamsa gives different results with respect to aspect by different planets. I am expecting every reader might love this Book. Regards, Saket Shah

In this comprehensive Vedic Astrology Course, readers will delve into the ancient art of Vedic Astrology, exploring its history, philosophies, and fundamental principles. The book begins with an introduction to Vedic Astrology, providing insights into its origins and philosophical foundations. It then explores the significance of each planet in Vedic Astrology, including the Sun, Moon, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, and Saturn. Readers will also gain a deep understanding of the 12 signs of the Zodiac and the 12 astrological houses, as well as the significance of each house in birth charts. The book further delves into the meaning of Ascendant and Descendant, emphasizing the importance of the Navamsa Chart in birth chart analysis. One of the central aspects of Vedic Astrology covered in this course is predictive astrology techniques. Readers will explore the application of Dasha systems and transits in predicting life events, as well as the influence of Yogas on destiny. The book also offers insights into remedial measures in Vedic Astrology, including the effects of planetary gemstones, the spiritual significance of Yantras, and the power of Vedic chanting with Mantras. Lastly, the course deals with relationship astrology, focusing on the matching of horoscopes for marriage, astrological compatibility, and the interpretation of relationship dynamics. Overall, this Vedic Astrology Course provides a comprehensive and detailed exploration of Vedic Astrology, offering readers a solid foundation and practical techniques to navigate the study and application of this ancient art.

This is Vol 1 of total 2 Volumes in this Title. The special focus of this book is to make the ardent readers aware of the salient features of this Vedic text on astrology and how it is distinct from the other transcripts on the subject, available thus far. Great concerted efforts were made to collect, collate and combine all the available manuscripts and other related published material contributed by the eminent contemporary writers and commentators and then the sequence of subject matters is aligned to make it comprehensible and authentic. The name of this holistic text is also as per the ancient statement and record, namely ‘Parasara Hora’. This book adduces certain critical and important features which were never attempted before. This book in one hundred chapters falls in line with the description or narration: “होरा शताध्यायी सर्व पाप विनाशिनी verse as appeared in the Uttara Khanda of the text collated by Shridhar. Amongst the other contemporary writers of such treatise, Sitaram Jha, Devchandra Jha, Tarachand Shastri to name a few, have formatted this text covering between 71 and 101 chapters, but in most of the cases 20 odd chapters were not from ‘Hora Shastra’. These details are available in the introductory note: ‘The specialties of this book’. This note also minutely explains the deletion of inapt Shlokas, the addition of relevant Shlokas and also some Shlokas have been rearranged purposefully so are the chapters. Besides, the treatment of some of the subjects is so unique that will fill the void for the readers to experience. These 20 odd supplementary researched chapters culled out of the published and manuscript materials are unavailable in any text of the Brihat Parasara Hora Shastra (BPHS) of the present time. Trust with this value addition, the esteem readers will get immensely benefited.

How to Judge a Horoscope is a departure from the conventional method of treatment of astrology. It is a study in the use of Horoscope in every manês daily life. The work in two volumes is divided in twelve houses, containing six each in consecutive order. The twelve houses have reference to the material relation of soul (jeeva) in its journey from the cradle to the grave. The study of illustrations (charts) makes every pointãeven the omitted rudimentary principles and rulesãvery clear and graspable. Volume I deals with houses I to VI. First House deals with the beginning of life, childhood, health, physical body and character. Second House represents family, face, right eye, food, manners and source of death. Third House rules brothers and sisters, intelligence and other immediate relations. Fourth House indicates peace of mind, home life, land and ancestral properties, education, neck and shoulders. Fifth House indicates children, intelligence, emotion and fame, Sixth House rules over debts, enemies, miseries, sorrows, illness and disappointments. Volume II deals with houses VII to XII. The Seventh House represents wife, husband, marriage, sexual diseases, business partner, diplomacy, talent and general happiness. The Eight House indicates longevity, legacies, disgrace, degradation and details pertaining to death. The Ninth rules father, righteousness, religion, fame leadership,journeys and communications with spirits. The Tenth indicates occupations, profession, honours, foreign travels and means of livelihood. The Eleventh represents means of gains, elder brother and freedom from misery. The Twelfth rules losses, expenditure,sympathy, divine knowledge, moksha and the state after death