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Dear Mr ChandraPrakash, Pls refer the following books (in Hindi) (i)Jatak Parijat-by Gopesh Kumar Ojha(Vol I and II)--The best books to learn Jyotish in Hindi.However,these books are quite intensive (ii)Jyotish Ratnakar-a very good book and simple to read Apart from the above,you can purchase books written

by Raghunandan Prasad Gaur Also purchase issues of Babaji magazine (editor Lacchman Das Madan) every month All the best Regards, aavesh chandra prakash <cpgangotri wrote: Respected Sir, May i expect your wishes on my below mail. Sincerely yours, ----- Forwarded Message ----chandra prakash <cpgangotriTo:

Vedic Astrologyandhealing Sent: Wednesday, 5 December, 2007 5:05:57 PMRe: [Vedic Astrologyandhealing] Bhavat Bhavam - Free for You Respected Astrologer Sir, I am also in search of some books for learning astrology (from the very grass root), for just as hobby. can you suggest some meaningful book on subject, specially in hindi (not so strong in english - my weakness). Sincerely yours, aavesh t <aavesh_sVedic Astrologyandhealing Sent: Wednesday, 5 December, 2007 4:57:59 PM[Vedic Astrologyandhealing] Bhavat Bhavam - Free for You Dear Lalit, I can understand your frustration. It is certainly cumbersome for a beginner in Jyotish to make sense in the current mess (that is prevailing in the Jyotish scene in India) I will suggest a couple of ways to make your study more meaningful (i)Join a course of the ICAS in your area.This will give you the opportunity to study Jyotish under the guidance of experienced Jyotishis (You can also interact with the students in the course) (2)Purchase the following books: (i)Light on Life -by Hart De Fuow and Robert Svoboda (ii)Ancient Hindu Astrology for the Modern Western Astrologer-- by James Braha The second book is the best book in the world

for learning Jyotish (in my opinion).It was published by Motilal Banarsidass. You may enquire at Connaught Place and find some old edition perhaps (else you can order at brahas.com) The above steps will put you on a clear path. Last by not the least,Jyotish study is a Sadhana (if done with the right approach) Any Sadhana requires immense sacrifice,patience and dedication I have been doing Jyotish for the last 11 years (and counting).The results have been worth the effort Do not worry,you have the potential just keep at it Regards, aavesh litsol <litsol > wrote: Dear Sir,Thousands and thousands years of astrology have been passed, and even elementary things are not fixed, if i look at the volume of ego stored within icons, i m not able even to

laugh at their greatness.In astrology every second person is a mahaguru,an avtaar of either venus or jupitor... but if u ask, a simple thing other than putting references from various books, u wont get anything.What is learnt in these thousands years....? What was not clear to Parashara or Varahmihira .. is not clear even today. this is the progress that astrology has done, This shows indian's attitude.regards,Lalit.Vedic Astrologyandhe aling@ s.com, aavesh t wrote:>> Hello Lalit,> > Kya Baat hai Bhaisahab.Aap kafi Naraaz lag rahe hain ??> > Bhavat Bhavam is a very important concept in Jyotish .It should be applied after understanding it fully (very few people do understand this in entirety)> > If applied without proper understanding, it becomes a farce !!> > Regards,> > aavesh>

> > litsol wrote:> I have seen, those who never checks astrology against reality rely > heavily on Bhavat Bhavam to justify their stand... applying stupid logic > to reveal stupid answers as there are only 12 houses in a chart, so, > every house has 12 bhavat bhavam combinations at least, therefore they > are free to find any stupidity.> > When we will begin making concepts on the basis of hard core facts. If > younger siblings are 3'rd then 3rd, spouse is 7'th, then 7'th, father > is 9'th then 9'th, if 10'th, then 10'th, let's check at least 100 > horoscopes to ascertain which house is a karaka for what.> > regards,> Lalit.> > > > > > > > >