Practical Vedic Astrology: A Complete Self Learning Treatise | Revised Edition | English | G. S. Agarwal |

About the Book: Every student who has to call out information of several books to get the complete picture is in for a pleasant surprise. The book is a must for every student and comprehensive in dealing with every aspect of basic astrology. It provides detailed instructions for casting a horoscope and creating the ashtakavarga charts. The book also describes in detail the characteristics of every planet, its effect in different signs and houses, as well as in combination with other planets. There are also chapters devoted to special subjects like profession, children, foreign travel, medical astrology, and a detailed explanation for shodasvargas and reading of D-charts, besides the logistics of dasa interpretation. The book also gives ready-made charts for easy reference for interpreting the elements of planets, their mooltrikona signs, significance of odd and even signs, the constellations and their ruler, besides a bit of gemmology and the corresponding deities for various planets. sense develops. Although this book contains the essence of a vast cross-section of the writing of the rishis, the past and the present great, and the bigwigs of astrology, yet I am not even attempting to suggest that the purpose of this book is to teach you how to predict. No! At best, it shall only assist you and assist you quickly and nearly in the direction of your delineation. It may not be humanly possible to recall as much data from your memory, so this book will provide you with a backup. It is a ready reckoner for information that you may require to clear away the mist from your predictive conclusions. And that can make all the difference. This book not only has separate chapters on Marriage, Compatibility, Children, Profession Horary, and Miscellany, etc. The points or priority and the points of significance have further been segregated for the convenience of the users. It is a ready reckoner for information that you may require to clear away the mist from your predictive conclusions.