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January-February
2003 • Vol. 7 No. 1
a copy of this issue.
Dasha Periods of the Wayward Rahu - Part 9
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.
Chaitra
Shukla Chart and the Destiny of India, USA and Pakistan for 2003
Anshumalee Sood
The luni-solar
year commences from the moment of Chaitra Shukla Pratipada which begins
for India on April 2, 2003 at 0:48 hrs IST at New Delhi. Sagittarius
ascendant with fifth and twelfth lord fiery Mars in it; lagna lord
Jupiter exalted but retrograde in the eighth house; debilitation of
the tenth lord Mercury are the highlight of this year's Chaitra Shukla
chart for India. The author does the astrological analysis and predicts
the destiny of India, Pakistan and USA for the year 2003.
Synecdoche of Drishti or Planetary Aspects
Dr. Suresh Chandra
Mishra
Drishti or aspect among planets and signs is
an essential feature of Vedic astrology. No Vedic astrologer ventures
into predictive astrology without considering the effect of planetary
aspects. The concepts of Drishti are as much relevant to the lagna
chart as they are to the Vargas or divisional charts. The author quoting
from major astrological classics, proves that the principles of Drishti
are as relevant to the Vargas as they are to the natal chart.
The Philosophy Behind Zero
Man
Mohan Bhanot
Zero is the contribution to mathematics by the Indian system of thought.
The
zero digit was symbolized as a small circle 'o' and was called 'shoonya'.
The 'o' marks the reappearance of the same point after every 10 digits
on the circular scale of counting. In the absence of the Zero in mathematics,
one cannot symbolize a number as big as one desires. Mathematics would
have remained stunted without this concept.
Temple of Neelakantha - A Living Legend
Jeetendra
Nath Brahmi
Neelakantha, the Lord with blue throat, is one of the names of lord
Shiva who consumed poison in order that the rest of the world be saved.
He established the poison in His throat which turned blue. The Neelakantha
temple in Basohli has the hallowed Shivalingam which is supposed to
have miraculous powers.
Laghu Jatakam - Part 9
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.
Lessons in Palmistry - Part 8
Vinay
Aditya
The author explains the meanings of various finger tips and nails.
Ephemeris and Panchanga for 2003
Rajeev Jhanji
This issue includes the ephemeris and panchanga for the year 2003.
Regular Columns:
Book Review -
Light on Relationship - The Synastry of Indian
Astrology by Hart De Fouw.
Revelations of Zodiacal Signs and Lunar Mansions - A
Sequel to Myths and Symbols of Vedic Astrology by Bepin Behari.
From the Realm of Spirits - Stories from Veenu Sandal
The Mysteries of Life After Death - Part 2
Information Through Spirits
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