Vs kalyanraman (19 resultados)

Condición: New. pp. xiv + 221 Illus.

Condición: New. pp. xiv + 221 1st Edition.

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Softcover. Condición: Very Good. First Edition. Wraps; 41pp; Short tear to back cover, covers slightly wrinkled, text unmarked, binding is sound, VG condition. Study of Hindu marriage rites and rituals. Illustrated.

Soft cover. Condición: New. This book is an inspiring compilation of interesting and informative articles on the various characteristics of Indian Astrology. Taking the reader on an exhilarating excursion into the computational, contentious and captivating topics, the book includes some special predictive inputs, peculiar to Kerala, apart from the narration of amazing anecdotes associates with some of its astrologers and astronomers. Surveying in brief the lands contribution to the astrological erudition, it delineates on some of the eminent scholars it had produced in the past. Discussing the causes, it presents a case for astrological acumen and presents some posers to predictors to ponder and pursue their investigation. Peripheral in profoundity and pleasing in procedural parlance, the book can serve as a perennial guide to any practioner besides enlightening the student and engaging the scholar.…

Soft cover. Condición: New. The book is a compilation of YOGAS that are specific planetary combinations, identifiable in any horoscope, which are deemed to have the special power and capacity of bringing forth some explicit results, good or bad. They are found in abundance and lie scattered by mention, in the various astrological texts of yore. Though technically any conjunction of planets can go under the classification of yoga, the ancient astrological treatises have identified some of the select ones as something special and categorized them under explicit nomenclatures that are suggestive of their precise attributes. They can function as preferential fools in adjudging the prospects or assessment of potency in any horoscope. The terse language used in texts in the interpretation of the results of yogas if applied literally, in individual horoscopes can often drive one to defective or even disastrous conclusions. Successful prediction, for any horoscope, may depend partly on the correctinterpretations of any Yoga, found in it. Evaluating yoga is in itself, an elaborate process. This book is aimed to aid the right technique of interpretation of yogas, rather than their enumeration. Innovative in intention and investigative in insight, the book leads the reader through the labyrinths of varied versions, contentious, conciliatory and conflicting among themselves to arrive at a compatible conclusion. Through an incisive evaluation, the book helps the reader to appraise them appropriately. In addition it engulfs itself with an encyclopaedic content of may informative inputs. In short it is a vade-mecum for anyone, whose passion is astrology.…

Soft cover. Condición: New. Contents: 1. Introduction 2. Distribution of Periods in Udu Dasa 3. Some Hints on the Phalanirnaya in Udu Dasa 4. Interpretation of Dasa results 5. General effects of Bhuktis 6. Dasa Scheme Dasa Predictions- 7. Ketu Dasa 8. Sukra Dasa 9. Soorya Dasa 10. Chandradasa 11. Kuja Dasa 12. Rahu Dasa 13. Guru Dasa 14. Sani Dasa 15. Budha Dasa. In this book, a volley of major ancient texts like, Paraasara Samhita, Sarvaartha Chintamani, Phaladeepika and the Tamil classic Jathaka Alankaaram, have been mainly depended upon to enunciate the results. Introducing the basic concepts of the Dasa system as existing in different texts, the reader is taken to a deep discussion of Udu dasa system, which is the present prevalent system on which the dasa prediction is based and is in practice. Replete with tables on different systems and how they are arrived at, the introduction deals with an overview of the different dasa systems in Indian astrology as culled out from different classic astrology texts. The introductory chapters are illustrated with tables for dasa periods and how to calculate the periods of different dasa for each planet. The second section goes into general dasa prediction for each Planet and its positioning in each rasi and then delves with direct prediction for sub period and antardasas of each planet. The predictions are so arranged that the book can be used as ready reference to arrive at the results for each planet and its sub periods. The book is intended to be a ready-reckoner, to the students and practitioners alike and this book can help them to assort, assimilate and arrange the dasa results for any particular horoscope they are examining in an assiduous way. …

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Soft cover. Condición: New. Contents: 1. Agni - The Altar of fire in Agnihotra 2. Agni Vayu and Surya in Astrology 3. Surya and Panchabhootas in Astrology 4. Athiraatram 5. Sudarasana Homam 6. Mrityunjaya homa 7. Concept of Gods in Astroloigcal Thought 8. Some Celestial shows 9. Importance of Yogas 10. Gajakesari yoga 11. Shashtiabdapurti 12. Vakya and Drigganitha systems 13. Graha Yuddha 14. Vedha and Vipareetha Vedha 15. Rectification of Birth Time 16. Combination Conundrum 17. Ancient Indian Knowledge 18. How Why and When of Astrology 19. Vedic Encryption Secrets20. Vedic Cosmology 21. Dhanurmasa 22. Karinaal and Dainyanaal. These Collection of Articles by veteran astrologer and author, Sri V S Kalyanraman present his thoughts on various aspects of Indian Astrology. Some of these articles were presented as lectures in different conferences and written for erstwhile astrological magazines. These articles have been re-edited and presented in a cogent manner.…

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Condición: New. pp. [viii] + 358 + [ii] 1st Published.

Stapled Wraps. Condición: Very Good. A little reading wear. Otherwise a square, tight, unmarked booklet. 41 pages.

Soft cover. Condición: New. Contents: Volume 1 - Principles and Perspectives: Preface; 1.Introduction; 2. A Brief History of Time; 3.Divisions of Time; 4. A Short history of Calendar; 5. Foundations of Time; 6. What is Muhoortha; 7. Essentials of Muhoortha; 8. Blemishes or Muhoortha doasha; 9. Nakshatras and Suitable deeds; 10. Samskaaras; 11.Index. Volume 2 - Tables for Muhoorthas: 1.Electional Astrology - An Introduction; 2. Some Important Hinits; 3. Muhoorthas for different Sanskaaras; (i). Garbhaadaana; (ii). Pumsavana; (iii). Seemantha; (iv). Jaatakarma; (v). Naamakarana; Soothikasnaana; Jalapoojan a; (vi). Nishkramana; (vii). Annaprasana; Navannaprasana; Aagrayanam; (viii). Choodaakarma; (ix). Krnavedha; (x). Akshara abhyaasa; (xi).Upanayana; (xii). Vedaarambha; (xiii). Kesantha; (xiv). Samavarthana; (xv).Vivaha: Marriage for yajurveds; Making Mangalyasutra 4.Tables of Muhoorthas for specific deeds - (i). Educational; (ii). Farming and Agriculture (iii). Business and Commerce (iv). Building Activities (v). Legal Matters (vi). Treatment and Medication (vii). Undertaking Travel; (viii). Monetary Transactions; (ix). Occupational (x). Religious Rituals (xii). Temple Activities; (xii) Miscellaneous; Glossary; Index of Muhoorthas. Our present effort is to study in detail and collate the volley of information found scattered in different texts on the Muhoortha branch of astrology, analyze, understand some of the significant minutiae of Muhoortha and present them cogently in the form of a handbook for easy reference and assimilation. This book IN 2 VOLUMES comes very handy to a layman, to understand how a suitable time for each activity is selected. Our present effort is to study in detail and collate the volley of information found scattered in different texts on the Muhoortha branch of astrology, analyze, understand some of the significant minutiae of Muhoortha and present them cogently in the form of a handbook for easy reference and assimilation. The tables contain the details of accepted Nakshatras, Tithis and Weekdays and wherever necessary the Nityayogas and Karanas in separate rows, for different functions, indicated under separate heads at the top. Under each of the select activity for which suitable muhoorthas have to be decided, the acceptable nakshatras, tithis and weekdays are furnished in column two. The acceptable nakshatras have also been given in the alphabetical order, wherever necessary, in the second row¸ to facilitate a quick reference. …