Applications of Yogini Dasha for Brilliant Predictions

Rajeev Jhanji and N K Sharma

This is the first ever book on the use of Yogini dasha for successful predictions with profuse illustrations. Yogini dasha should be used along with Vimshottari for a double check of the timing of an event. Yogini dasha is the finest, shortest and the most effective tool for precise predictions in a well defined time frame.

This book reveals the secrects of:

• Yogini dasha for dependable predictions.
• Combined application of Vimshottari and Yogini dasha for pin-pointed predictions.
• Use of divisional horoscopes for spectacular predictions.
• Transits combined with Vimshottari dasha, Yogini dasha and divisional horoscopes for brilliant predictions.

Some very significant and classical hints on how significators (karakas) can be used, is demonstrated in this book.

Though Yogini dasha has a cycle of only 36 years, yet it can be applied to persons of all ages specially if combined with Vimshottari dasha.

About the Author

Rajeev Jhanji is an eminent scholar and teacher of Vedic astrology. He has taught astrology for several years to hundreds of students in the Institute of Astrology of the Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, New Delhi. By profession a computer expert, a printer and a publisher, he has a profound understanding of the astronomical/mathematical part of astrology of which he is an authority. Rajeev is equally well versed in both the Parashari as well as the Jaimini systems of astrology which he employs simultaneously with great success. Research into the operation of the dasha systems is his area of specialisation and the present work, Applications of Yogini Dasha, has been a consequence of this interest of his. Rajeev has an uncanny insight into the subtle principles of mundane and electional astrology as well as natal horoscopy.

N K Sharma was an honorary teacher at the Institute of Astrology of the Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, New Delhi. With his scientific background, he had an impressive and lucid style of teaching which made him a highly sought after teacher of astrology among his students. He had a keen interest in experimenting with the varied principles of astrology and testing them on actual horoscopic charts to determine their extent of authenticity and their limitations. Sharma, like Jhanji, was a keen advocate of using multiple dasha schemes to a given horoscope. It was due to their common sharing of interests that these two brilliant practitioners of Vedic astrology decided to co-author this first authentic work on the Yogini dasha.