Re:gurukarthik -- books for vedic astrology

August 18, 2003

Dear Karthik,

I am not very familiar with books in English , but if you understand

Hindi , BL Thakur books are the most comprehensive and most authentic

books on vedic astrology. These books are published by Moti Lal

Banarsi Das , the most famous publishers for Indian classics.In

english you can try BV Raman.

sincerely

upadhyay

, Guru Karthik G

<gurukarthikg> wrote:

>

> Dear Upadhyay sir,

>

> Iam very much happy to hear from you. Now iam very much interested

in learning vedic astrology.Can you kindly suggest me a book with

which i can start from the basics.

>

> With regards

>

> Gurukarthik.G

>

August 18, 2003

~ Om Namah Shivaya ~

Dear Karthik,

Here is the list of books you can go through, it was

told by Sri Narshima Ji

Namaste friends,

A few people asked me recently to recommend some

books. I told them

that I would post something to the list. Here are the

books I

recommend:

(1) "Hindu Predictive Astrology" by Dr. B.V. Raman.

This book

introduces a lot of basic concepts in a clear fashion.

Beginners can

easily follow it.

(2) "How To Judge A Horoscope" (2 volumes) by Dr. B.V.

Raman.

Excellent compendium of the results of various houses

and basic

combinations.

(3) "Notable Horoscopes" by Dr. B.V. Raman. A

brilliant textbook

with a lot of practical examples of astro-analysis.

(4) "Vedic Astrology: An Integrated Approach" by me. A

lot of ground

covered. Many examples and exercises.

(5) "Crux of Vedic Astrology: Timing of Events" by Pt.

Sanjay Rath.

The most brilliant Jyotish book of this century.

Though this book is

a little dense, one can easily follow it after reading

the above

books.

(6) "Three Hundred Important Combinations" by Dr. B.V.

Raman. A

compendium of yogas. Good to keep as a reference book.

(7) "Brihat Parasara Hora Sastram" by anyone. Bible of

Vedic

astrology. Must-have and excellent to keep as a

reference. (But

there are no good and authentic translations at this

time.)

(8) "Jaimini Maharishi's Upadesa Sutras" by Pt. Sanjay

Rath.

Jaimini's coded rules are decoded. Many examples.

After the above

books, you can easily follow this book.

(9) "My experiences in astrology" by Dr. B.V. Raman.

Many real-life

examples and inspiring accounts by a maestro. There

are many more

good books, both translated classics and original

works by modern

savants. But the above books, IMHO, offer good and

coherent study

material. One will have a very good background after

reading these

books.

Kind regards,

Neeraj Gupta

--- upadhyay_iitd <upadhyay_iitd wrote:

>

> Dear Karthik,

>

> I am not very familiar with books in English , but

> if you understand

> Hindi , BL Thakur books are the most comprehensive

> and most authentic

> books on vedic astrology. These books are published

> by Moti Lal

> Banarsi Das , the most famous publishers for Indian

> classics.In

> english you can try BV Raman.

>

> sincerely

>

> upadhyay

>

, Guru

> Karthik G

> <gurukarthikg> wrote:

> >

> > Dear Upadhyay sir,

> >

> > Iam very much happy to hear from you. Now iam very

> much interested

> in learning vedic astrology.Can you kindly suggest

> me a book with

> which i can start from the basics.

> >

> > With regards

> >

> > Gurukarthik.G

> >

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August 18, 2003

~ Om Namah Shivaya ~Dear Karthik,Here is the list of books you can go through,

it wastold by Sri Narshima JiNamaste friends, A few people asked me recently to

recommend somebooks. I told them that I would post something to the list. Here

are thebooks I recommend: (1) "Hindu Predictive Astrology" by Dr. B.V.

Raman.This book introduces a lot of basic concepts in a clear fashion.Beginners

can easily follow it. (2) "How To Judge A Horoscope" (2 volumes) by Dr.

B.V.Raman. Excellent compendium of the results of various housesand basic

combinations. (3) "Notable Horoscopes" by Dr. B.V. Raman. Abrilliant textbook

with a lot of practical examples of astro-analysis. (4) "Vedic Astrology: An

Integrated Approach" by me. Alot of ground covered. Many examples and

exercises. (5) "Crux of Vedic Astrology: Timing of Events" by Pt.Sanjay Rath.

The most brilliant Jyotish book of this century.Though this book is a little

dense, one can easily follow it after readingthe above books. (6) "Three

Hundred Important Combinations" by Dr. B.V.Raman. A compendium of yogas. Good

to keep as a reference book.(7) "Brihat Parasara Hora Sastram" by anyone. Bible

ofVedic astrology. Must-have and excellent to keep as areference. (But there are

no good and authentic translations at thistime.) (8) "Jaimini Maharishi's

Upadesa Sutras" by Pt. SanjayRath. Jaimini's coded rules are decoded. Many

examples.After the above books, you can easily follow this book. (9) "My

experiences in astrology" by Dr. B.V. Raman.Many real-life examples and

inspiring accounts by a maestro. Thereare many more good books, both translated

classics and

originalworks by modern savants. But the above books, IMHO, offer good

andcoherent study material. One will have a very good background afterreading

these books. Kind regards,Neeraj Gupta--- upadhyay_iitd

<upadhyay_iitd > wrote:> > Dear Karthik,> > I am not very familiar

with books in English , but> if you understand > Hindi , BL Thakur books are

the most comprehensive> and most authentic > books on vedic astrology. These

books are published> by Moti Lal > Banarsi Das , the most famous publishers for

Indian> classics.In > english you can try BV Raman.> > sincerely > > upadhyay> >

> > > > > > > > > , Guru> Karthik G >

<gurukarthikg> wrote:> > > >

> > Dear Upadhyay sir,> > > > Iam very much happy to hear from you. Now iam

very> much interested > in learning vedic astrology.Can you kindly suggest> me

a book with > which i can start from the basics.> > > > > > With regards > >

> > Gurukarthik.G> > > > > > > > > > > > Do

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August 18, 2003

Neeraj Gupta <gupta_neeraj_2000 > wrote: ~ Om Namah Shivaya ~Dear

Karthik,Here is the list of books you can go through, it wastold by Sri

Narshima JiNamaste friends, A few people asked me recently to recommend

somebooks. I told them that I would post something to the list. Here are

thebooks I recommend: (1) "Hindu Predictive Astrology" by Dr. B.V. Raman.This

book introduces a lot of basic concepts in a clear fashion.Beginners can easily

follow it. (2) "How To Judge A Horoscope" (2 volumes) by Dr. B.V.Raman.

Excellent compendium of the results of various housesand basic combinations.

(3) "Notable Horoscopes" by Dr. B.V. Raman. Abrilliant textbook with a lot of

practical examples of astro-analysis. (4) "Vedic Astrology: An Integrated

Approach" by me. Alot of ground covered. Many examples and