I have tried to give prominence to special ascendants, divisional charts and arudhas, because contemporary literature doesn’t seem to give them the kind of importance that Sage Parasara gave.
In this book, I have covered divisional charts, special ascendants, arudhas, argalas, yogas, ashtakavarga, avasthas, a few nakshatra dasas, a few rasi dasas, several techniques of transit analysis, Tajaka analysis and a few miscellaneous topics. Nevertheless, I wanted, like a parrot that enthusiastically repeats the few words learnt by it, to share with fellow students the little knowledge I received from classics and from my gurus. Even if another book is needed, there are many erudite scholars who are better equipped than me to write. Raman and the efforts of other Indian astrologers to follow him, today we ye a fair amount of Jyotish literature in English language too.Ĭonsidering the wealth of Vedic astrology literature in Sanskrit and English, another book may not really be needed. Thanks to the yeoman service rendered by Dr. There are many excellent books on Jyotish written in Sanskrit language by great Maharshis and brilliant scholars. With the Creator said to be one of its eighteen great preceptors, Jyotish Vedic astrology is thought to be as old as this creation is. He is an ardent student of Jyotish and a designated Jyotish Guru at “Sri Jagannath Vedic Centre.” His academic record includes two diplomas equivalent to Bachelor’s degree in Sanskrit at a young age: Sanskrita Bhaashaa Kovida diploma form Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan at an age of 10 and Sanskrita Bhaashaa Visaarada diploma, with distinction from a board in Baroda at an age of 11. He is seriously interested in Jyotish and Sanskrit literature.
He works as a software engineer near Boston, USA.
Her did his masters at Rice University, Houston, US (1991-1993). Tech in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from Indian Institute of Technology, Madras (1987-1991).
Narasimha Rao is an engineer by profession.
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