The book, “Perfect Vedic Astrology for Life Events & Timing II”, is a unique book, which is very informative and also easy to understand. One book is truly the equivalent of several books on horoscope Prediction astrology. Vedic Astrology (Jyotish) is a powerful tool for gaining profound knowledge about every aspect of life. Each person is born with a unique set of psychological tendencies and life potentials. The horoscope shows us what we are presently working with, based on our past actions and thoughts. Besides providing deep insight into the past and present, the horoscope can also show future trends and events. This knowledge can help the individual make use of latent potentials and approach life’s challenges with greater care and purpose. By understanding the karmic patterns reflected in the horoscope, it is possible to work with these tendencies and potentials to promote greater peace, prosperity, and happiness in life.
The light that is shed on a dire personal situation by Vedic Astrology is priceless. The ancient Vedic system provides a predictive system that can accurately predict life events and different “chapters” of life, called “Dasha”. In Vedic Astrology, the palm is used as a support and cross-reference to the astrological chart. From the palm the relative strength of the planets in the birth chart can be determined. It also helps in rectifying the horoscope if there is some doubt about the birth time. And it provides the astrologer with additional information about personality, life potentials, future trends, and events.
The timing of life events is calculated with a detailed system of planetary time cycles, called “Dasha.” There is no equivalent system in Western astrology. Vedic astrology provides a greater scope, depth and accuracy for predicting the future. Given an accurate birth time, the Dasha system can precisely show when a period of fortune or misfortune will begin and end, and provide actual dates. Of two people with wonderful careers, great relationship potential and wealth indicated in their charts, one may find his niche early in life, while the other must experience difficult times to finally achieve prosperity later in life. The Vedic system can indicate the timing of such events as well as their extent. It uses the Moon’s position as the starting point against the background of a Nakshatra in calculations of the planetary periods within the 120 year potential lifespan. The principles governing Vedic astrology have remained unaltered for thousands of years. Vedic astrology acknowledges only nine planets, such as, Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn and the two nodes of the Moon called Rahu and Ketu.