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Perfect Vedic Astrology for Muhurata & Matchmaking-III
The book, “Perfect Vedic Astrology for Muhurata & Matchmaking)-III”, is a unique book, which is very informative and also easy to understand. One book is truly the equivalent of several books on (Muhurata/Matchmaking). Marriage is the most important event of our life. Marriage is considered the extremely pious and sacred union of two individual souls who start their journey of life together whether they are Indians or foreigners. Matchmaking is based on 8 aspects of life and they are: Vaishya, Varan, Yoni, Tara, Gana, Graha, Maitri, Nadi, and Bhakoot and they determine the most important journey of married life, i.e. matrimony. Horoscope compatibility matching based on Muhurata, Naming Children and Vehicle Number, Nakshatra, Ideal Match by Nakshatra - Ready Reckaoner, Matchmaking by Janma Nakshatra, House (Bhava), Matchmaking by House, Zodiac Sign, Matchmaking by Ascendant (Lagna Sign), Friendly Planet Compatibility, Moon-Sign (Janma-Rashi), Matchmaking by Moon Sign, Matchmaking by Bhakoot (Rashikoot):, Matchmaking by Moon Sign’s friendly Lords, Predictions by Sun-Sign, Matchmaking Sun Sign, Friendly Planet Compatibility, Planet (Graha), Numerology and Marriage Matching, Marriage Compatibility by 8 Steps to Follow, Marriage Compatibility by numerology, Vedic Marriage Matchmaking, Matchmaking by Nakshatra, Matchmaking by Nakshatra Kuta, Matching by Ashtakuta (Eight-Guna) Analysis, Varan Kuta Matching Compatibility Point = 1), Vaishya Kutta Matching/compatibility, point = 2), Dina (Tara) Kuta Matching/Compatibility, point = 3, Yoni sexual compatibility, point = 4), Graha Maitri Harmony Compatibility, point = 5), Gana Kuta Temperament Compatibility, point = 6), Rashi Guna Bhakut Compatibility, point = 7),Nadi Health or Life Force Compatibility, point = 8), Example on Matchmaking, Marriage Matchmaking by Manglik Dosha, Impact of Mangalik Dosh in Houses, Time of Activation of Manglik Dosh, Effect of Mahadashas on Manglik Dosh, Effects of Manglik Marrying a Non-Manglik, Cancellation of a Manglik dosh before Marriage, Remedies to Overcome the Manglik Dosh, Remedies to Overcome the Manglik Dosh by Puja, Mangal Dosha Nivaran Kumbh Vivah, Puja to Appease Lord Ganesha, Chants Hanuman Chalisa, Chanting the Mangal Mantra, Reciting the Maha Mrityunjaya Mantra, Recite Mangal Chandika Stotra, Mangal Chandika Stotram, Mangal Graha Puja, Gemstone Wearing, Murtis & Idols Puja, Yantra Puja, Recite Beej Mantra Mantra, Peepal tree Vivah:, Special Pooja, Mantras, Gemstones and Charities in Vedic Astrology. Nakshatra is called Ashtakuta match, Guna Milap and Kundali matching. It is simply 36 points match. The horoscope compatibility ensures a better, balanced, healthy relationship and identifies whether the marriage will be successful or not. You can find Muhurata, can do Naming the Children and Vehicle Number, Matchmaking before making marriage partner or a business Partners or Life predictions of Native by Nakshatra, Moon-Sign, Sun-Sign, Lagna (Ascendant) Sign etc with the help of this Book by yourself. This provides some of the elementary and in-depth essential elements on complete Muhurata, Matchmaking & Predictions. Many of the basics of astrology are explained in detail. Astrology is not only knowing your future but planning your future by averting the misshapenness by action in advance with the help of Muhurata before doing anything and Matchmaking before making partners.
Vedic Astrology-Volume II
In this book, “Vedic Astrology-Volume II”, you will establish a solid foundation of the Vedic Astrology Vedic Astrology is an extremely valuable tool that you can use personally or for the benefit of others. Before you learn how to read a horoscope chart you need to know how the universe is arranged (astronomy), what the planets mean and how the signs influence the planets that live within them. In addition, you will understand the special house meanings and how the moon's nodes are formed. The nodes unique to Vedic Astrology are known as Rahu and Ketu. Vedic Astrology (Jyotish) is much more than mere fortune-telling; it’s a comprehensive science that explores the influence of celestial bodies on human life. In this book, we will delve into the fascinating world of Jyotish, exploring its history, core principles, techniques, and its significance in contemporary society. At its core, Jyotish operates on a set of fundamental principles that help practitioners interpret the positions of celestial bodies. We’ll explore these key principles in depth. Jyotish is as old as the Vedas themselves, and its origins can be traced back to the Vedic period. Here, we’ll explore the historical backdrop of Jyotish and its evolution over the centuries. Predictive astrology in Jyotish involves forecasting future events and trends in an individual’s life. We’ll explore the techniques and methods employed for predictions. 1.1 Vedic Roots: The Vedas, the oldest sacred texts of Hinduism, contain references to the study of celestial bodies and their significance. Jyotish finds its foundation in the Vedanga Jyotisha, one of the Vedangas or limbs of Vedic knowledge, dedicated to the science of astronomy and timekeeping. 1.2 Yugas and Cosmic Cycles: Jyotish encompasses the concept of Yugas, where each age has a distinct astrological influence on human affairs. We’ll discuss the four Yugas and their implications. 1.3 Ancient Scholars: The contributions of ancient scholars, such as Varahamihira, Aryabhata, and Parashara, played a pivotal role in shaping Jyotish into a refined system of astrological knowledge. 1.4 Transmission through the Ages: The knowledge of Jyotish was passed down through the guru-shishya (teacher-student) tradition. This section will explore how Jyotish was preserved and transmitted through the ages. 1.5 The Zodiac: Jyotish uses the sidereal zodiac, which aligns with the actual positions of stars and planets. We’ll explain the significance of this choice and compare it to the tropical zodiac used in Western astrology. 1.6 Planetary Positions: The positions of planets in different signs and houses are central to Jyotish. We’ll delve into the meanings and influences of the nine primary planets used in Jyotish, including the Sun, Moon, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, Saturn, Rahu, and Ketu. Each planet carries unique symbolism and governs specific aspects of life.