Western References in wn references Encl summary Stellium

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Hi

 

The Western astrology references (ie easily available books) are

corrected (ignore my earlier e-mail) as: [Note I have NOT included

books here, which are western introductions/ translations of OUR

Indian concepts. These are only books on THEIR concepts, with the

very approximate Indian equivalents shown in brackets]:

 

1. Lunar mansions (nakshatras): The fixed stars & constellations (VE

Robson), Lunar astrology (A Volguine, trans. J Broglio).

 

2. Parts, etc (sahams, mid-points): The lost key to prediction (R

Zoller), The combination of stellar influences (R Ebertin, trans.

Roosedale & Kratzsch).

 

3. Planetary patterns (yogas): The guide to horoscopic interpretation

(ME Jones).

 

4. Degree symbolisms (d-charts, nadis, etc): The sabian symbols (ME

Jones), An astrological mandala (Dane Rudhyar), Zodiac Image

Handbook : 3 vols(H & W Koppejan), Harmonics in astrology (J Addey).

 

There must be many other similar books of course. But these are the

best & original modern sources from which others have been written.

 

Regards

 

Nandan

 

vedic astrology, Nandan Chakraborty <nanadhan> wrote:

"lunar mansions" are from Arabian astrology & other places also.

> The best printed English modern source as reference (ie easily

> available) is: The lost key to predicn by R Zoller. Another is: The

> fixed stars & constellations by VE Robson. MEJones' "Sabian Symbols"

> gives a degree-by-degree interpretation, not connected to nakshatras

> however, from which CEO Carter did a lot of work into our divisional

> charts.