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Vedic Nadi Secrets in Sastriya Jyotisa
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Résumé
Na?imula in Sastriya Jyoti?aThe contents of this book having its classical base will explore many secrets of Naadi. It is an integrated overview (not a system) having independentapproaches explained for both Naadi and Classical methods. It opens up new horizons in application. This book contains a few Varga secrets which arebasically Naadi approach with classical structure. The present book is an effort to give a vision of hidden Naadi components in classical astrology in general and Brihath Parasara Hora Sastra in particular.
Equally use the karaktva & transit principles of Naadi in conventional method. There is much more to Naadi when a comprehensive study is made taking all the classical works in to consideration. The Naadi principles are embedded in all the classical works. They need to be identified or learnt through able guru to understand them elaborately. There is no necessity to have distinctive nomenclature for a partial application in Naadi and discard valuable Naadi classical dictums that are explicitly introduced in almost all Classical works of Astrology.
Every component is explained independently without any efforts to fuse two systems to confuse or claim discovery of a new system. This is an effort toexplore the information useful for both Naadi and Traditional approach. The Book is divided into 7 Chapters:> Rasijam: Use of minute components both of space and quality are explained.> Grahajam: How the default approach is common for both Traditional and Naadi is discussed here with planetary significations and their relationship with human psychology is explored. > Rasi Grahajam: Explains the use of minute components and its influences on Planets. > Bhavajam: The collective signification of planets compartmentalized in 12 Bhavas and the methods of analysis as Bhava including special use of Varga in Nadi is explained. > Yogajam: Planetary yoga and their effect on timing of events and their use in transit of planets in Naadi is discussed. > Samayajam: A brief introduction to Dasha system is explained which will be helpful to determine the effects of planets during certain period and match thesame with Nadi transits.
This book does not discourage or discount any methodology of prediction either through Naadi or otherwise. This book does not support any negative views about either Naadi or Classical Jyotisha.
Equally use the karaktva & transit principles of Naadi in conventional method. There is much more to Naadi when a comprehensive study is made taking all the classical works in to consideration. The Naadi principles are embedded in all the classical works. They need to be identified or learnt through able guru to understand them elaborately. There is no necessity to have distinctive nomenclature for a partial application in Naadi and discard valuable Naadi classical dictums that are explicitly introduced in almost all Classical works of Astrology.
Every component is explained independently without any efforts to fuse two systems to confuse or claim discovery of a new system. This is an effort toexplore the information useful for both Naadi and Traditional approach. The Book is divided into 7 Chapters:> Rasijam: Use of minute components both of space and quality are explained.> Grahajam: How the default approach is common for both Traditional and Naadi is discussed here with planetary significations and their relationship with human psychology is explored. > Rasi Grahajam: Explains the use of minute components and its influences on Planets. > Bhavajam: The collective signification of planets compartmentalized in 12 Bhavas and the methods of analysis as Bhava including special use of Varga in Nadi is explained. > Yogajam: Planetary yoga and their effect on timing of events and their use in transit of planets in Naadi is discussed. > Samayajam: A brief introduction to Dasha system is explained which will be helpful to determine the effects of planets during certain period and match thesame with Nadi transits.
This book does not discourage or discount any methodology of prediction either through Naadi or otherwise. This book does not support any negative views about either Naadi or Classical Jyotisha.
Na?imula in Sastriya Jyoti?aThe contents of this book having its classical base will explore many secrets of Naadi. It is an integrated overview (not a system) having independentapproaches explained for both Naadi and Classical methods. It opens up new horizons in application. This book contains a few Varga secrets which arebasically Naadi approach with classical structure. The present book is an effort to give a vision of hidden Naadi components in classical astrology in general and Brihath Parasara Hora Sastra in particular.
Equally use the karaktva & transit principles of Naadi in conventional method. There is much more to Naadi when a comprehensive study is made taking all the classical works in to consideration. The Naadi principles are embedded in all the classical works. They need to be identified or learnt through able guru to understand them elaborately. There is no necessity to have distinctive nomenclature for a partial application in Naadi and discard valuable Naadi classical dictums that are explicitly introduced in almost all Classical works of Astrology.
Every component is explained independently without any efforts to fuse two systems to confuse or claim discovery of a new system. This is an effort toexplore the information useful for both Naadi and Traditional approach. The Book is divided into 7 Chapters:> Rasijam: Use of minute components both of space and quality are explained.> Grahajam: How the default approach is common for both Traditional and Naadi is discussed here with planetary significations and their relationship with human psychology is explored. > Rasi Grahajam: Explains the use of minute components and its influences on Planets. > Bhavajam: The collective signification of planets compartmentalized in 12 Bhavas and the methods of analysis as Bhava including special use of Varga in Nadi is explained. > Yogajam: Planetary yoga and their effect on timing of events and their use in transit of planets in Naadi is discussed. > Samayajam: A brief introduction to Dasha system is explained which will be helpful to determine the effects of planets during certain period and match thesame with Nadi transits.
This book does not discourage or discount any methodology of prediction either through Naadi or otherwise. This book does not support any negative views about either Naadi or Classical Jyotisha.
Equally use the karaktva & transit principles of Naadi in conventional method. There is much more to Naadi when a comprehensive study is made taking all the classical works in to consideration. The Naadi principles are embedded in all the classical works. They need to be identified or learnt through able guru to understand them elaborately. There is no necessity to have distinctive nomenclature for a partial application in Naadi and discard valuable Naadi classical dictums that are explicitly introduced in almost all Classical works of Astrology.
Every component is explained independently without any efforts to fuse two systems to confuse or claim discovery of a new system. This is an effort toexplore the information useful for both Naadi and Traditional approach. The Book is divided into 7 Chapters:> Rasijam: Use of minute components both of space and quality are explained.> Grahajam: How the default approach is common for both Traditional and Naadi is discussed here with planetary significations and their relationship with human psychology is explored. > Rasi Grahajam: Explains the use of minute components and its influences on Planets. > Bhavajam: The collective signification of planets compartmentalized in 12 Bhavas and the methods of analysis as Bhava including special use of Varga in Nadi is explained. > Yogajam: Planetary yoga and their effect on timing of events and their use in transit of planets in Naadi is discussed. > Samayajam: A brief introduction to Dasha system is explained which will be helpful to determine the effects of planets during certain period and match thesame with Nadi transits.
This book does not discourage or discount any methodology of prediction either through Naadi or otherwise. This book does not support any negative views about either Naadi or Classical Jyotisha.
