Thank you Chris and Victor...

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Also, I agree with Christopher. Frawley's book,

DeFouw&Svoboda's two books, the two K.N. Rao intro

books, Gale Dreyer's "Vedic Astrology," and Levacy's

"Beneath a Vedic Sky," is how I began.

 

It may take my entire lifetime to get were I want to

be with regards to Vedic, but hey, it's "one pebble at

a time" for me.

 

Regards,

VZ

 

Another thing to consider, especially if you're in the early throes of

'vedic frustration', is to give Systems Approach (SA) a try. It is a neat,

simplified approach to vedic astrology that many people find effective.

There are web sites and tons of books on it (by VK Choudry). It takes only

a little while (a few months?)to learn the basics, and it avoids some of

the complicated often contradictory stuff that pervades the jyotish canon.

I'm familiar with SA and I think it's useful although I am not a

through-and-through practitioner of it. But if you're finding vedic

overwhelming, it's definitely worth checking out. I wish I had taken it

more seriously in my early stages of study.

 

Let me know where you're at and I'll give you any tips that I can muster.

Remember, though, I ain't no pro! Hopefully more learned members can offer

their insights as well.

 

Chris

 

Thank you both, very much, for your help and that fact that you cared enough

to respond....

 

BeLoved,

Bonnie