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November-December
2002 • Vol. 6 No. 6
a copy of this issue.
Dasha Periods of the Wayward Rahu - Part 8
Dr.
K.S. Charak
Of the natural malefics, the mention of Rahu generates a peculiar
awe and anxiety. Rahu’s dasha periods are often quite important
in one's life and are remembered long after they are over, irrespective
of whether they prove beneficial or harmful to the native. The author
elaborates the subtle point in the analysis of Rahu’s dasha.
Aroma of Varga (Divisional) Charts - Part 2
Dr. Suresh Chandra
Mishra
Dwadashamsha Chart represents parents as well
as gains from them, as also all worldly comforts and the well-being
of a native. According to Parashara, all sorts of Arishta fall in
the province of Trimshamsha. The falure, accidents, calamities, lack
of physical as well as mental comforts should be checked from this
chart.
The author discusses the
various rules to analyse both these divisional charts with the help
of example charts.
Prospects for President George W. Bush
Marguerite
Dar Boggia
Many forecasts have been made that the President of the USA elected
in the year 2000 will not finish his term. This is based on the election
of Presidents when when the Jupiter-Saturn conjunction is in Earth
signs in years ending with zero. President George W. Bush was elected
in November of 2000.
Marguerite does not believe that one should forecast the exact time
of death of anyone and also believe that we create our own future
Karma by our present thoughts and actions. She not only analysis the
horoscopes of George Bush but also of his father, mother, children
and brother to show how the destiny is interlinked with blood relations.
Laghu Jatakam - Part 8
English Translation and Commentary by
Dr. K S Charak
Varahamihira is considered the greatest authority on Vedic
astrology after the era of the sages like Parashara. He was born near
Ujjain during the sixth century AD. His most popular works are the
Brihat Jataka and the Brihat Samhita. The Laghu Jatakam is a rather
abridged version of the Jataka text. Easy to comprehend and rich in
substance, it is a classic that must be studied alike by the novice
and the master.
The True Essence of Jyotisha Shastra - Part 2
K
Chandra Hari
The how and why of astrology had been one of the most baffling issues
of science since the time of Newton, during the presently dominant
paradigm of intellectual inquiry. Researches have failed to provide
a valid demonstration of astrology in the same manner as the theories
underlying its predecessor, viz., astronomy. K Chandra Hari is a scientist-astrologer
and presents his views on the subject in this brilliant article.
Taming the Malefic Saturn
Yogi Harinam
Baba Prem
A Yogic and Ayurvedic Perspective on Vedic Astrology.
Lessons in Palmistry - Part 7
Vinay
Aditya
The author explains general characteristics of the hand without which
it is difficult to measure the extent of likely success or failure
of the native.
Regular Columns:
Book Review -
The Best Bet: Forming the Right Relationships and
Making the Most of Your Relationship by K. Jaya Sekhar.
From the Scriptures -
Lord Vishnu, the Ruling Deity of the Shravana Nakshatra
- Part 2.
Astrology in Vedas - Part 9.
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