Art And Practice Of Ancient Hindu Astrology

Astrology, like music, is an oral tradition. Unless you're gifted (and, to be frank, many are), there's only so much you can get from books. This is especially true of Vedic astrology. With so many students, so few teachers, what to do? James Braha transcribed his sessions with one of his students, Martin Timmons. This is a big step in a hopeful direction. Among the many highlights in the book: What a Hindu chart tells about a person's evolution & spiritual path, How to prioritize the many positive & negative influences in the chart, How to accurately predict career, health & relationships, How retrograde planets really work, How to interpret mixed & contradictory elements in a horoscope, How to choose a wedding date, Why Panoti Yoga must be used to judge Sadi Sati, Why Neechaghanga & Vargottama do not work, How to use Varga (harmonic) charts accurately, Why there are so many disagreements abut gem prescriptions, What to do when many planets (a stellium) fall in one house, Which elements of western astrology work best with Hindu astrology, and more. A fascinating book.