Notable Horoscopes.
By B. V. Raman
* Publisher: Motilal Banarsidass,
* Number Of Pages: 439
* Publication Date: 1998-01-01
* ISBN-10 / ASIN: 8120809017
* ISBN-13 / EAN: 9788120809017
Product Description:
The book analyses the various combinations which have produced personages like Lord Krishna, the Buddha, Adi Sankara, Jesus Christ, Prophet Mohammad, Einstein, Akbar, Aurangzeb, Tippu Sultan, Vidyaranya, Tagore, Hilter, Suryanarian Rao, Abraham Lincoln, Sudhash Bose, Aurobindo, Thyagaraja, Bernad Shah, Godse, and many others. This will prove to be a useful book for study and research work. No other existing book contains such a collection of valuable data and horoscopes. (Reprinted)
From Introduction:
The horoscopes selected cover a wide range of politicians, statesmen, saints, philosophers, scientists and public men and even maniacs and afford a unique opportunity to students of astrology to develop their "predictive sense". We now possess such a large amount of astrological information that its very immensity prevents us from using it properly. This book therefore is not intended to be a text-book. My intention has been merely to build up an intelligible synthesis of the data, which I have collected for over four decades. I have attempted to describe a large number of astrological facts in a simple manner having in view a readership consisting of the scholars as well as the laymen. The plan adopted by me in preparing this book is simple. First, the birth details have been mentioned in English reckoning. Then the planetary positions have been given from the first point of the Nirayana or fixed zodiac. The Ayanamsa in respect of each horoscope is appended so that one may get a Sayana chart, if he so desires. The Ayanamsa as adopted by me is 0 for 397 A.D., negative for subsequent years and positive for years prior to 397 (as applied to tropical zodiac). When the Ayanamsa is given as plus ( + ) it has to be deducted from the Nirayana positions to get Sayana positions. When the Ayanamsa is given without prefix it means the Ayanamsa value is to be added to the Nirayana positions to get corresponding Sayana positions. The Rasi and Navamsa diagrams, with which most of my readers should be familiar, are given according to the South Indian style and the charts are followed by the balance of Dasa. Except in two or three cases, first the "special features" of the horoscope are examined, the discussion mostly bearing on the combinations, which could have produced the native whose chart is under consideration. This is followed by the listing of important life-events in the light of the directional or Dasa influences. How a particular event could have happened under a particular Dasa and Bhukti has been clearly discussed. Finally, under 'Remarks', the horoscope is summed up, bringing out the salient combinations that have made the native what he was or is. In a sense, some sort of an astrological biography has been given enabling the student to fully appreciate the life-history in the light of the astrological factors. I am sure the book will meet with general approval in the hands of my esteemed readers.
CONTENTS
Preface to the Sixth Edition
Preface to Fifth Edition
Preface to First Edition
Indroduction
1. Sri Krishna
2. Sri Gautama Buddha
3. Alexander the Great
4. Augustus Caesar
5. Sri Adi Sankaracharya
6. Jesus Christ
7. Emperor Nero
8. Prophet Mahamud
9. Sri Ramanujacharya
10. Omar Khayyam
11. Chengiz Khan
12. Swami Vidyaranya
13. Guru Nanak
14. Sri Chaitanya
15. Akbar the Great
16. John Milton
17. Aurangzeb
18. Shivaji the Great
19. Hyder Ali
20. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
21. Tippu Sultan
22. Marie Antoinette
23. Sri Thyagaraja
24. Abraham Lincoln
25. Lord Tennyson
26. Karl Marx
27. Queen Victoria
28. Sri Ramakrishna Paramahamsa
29. Bangalore Suryanarain Rao
30. Bala Gangadhara Tilak
31. George Bernard Shaw
32. Sri Narasimha Bharathi
33. Jagadish Chandra Bose
34. Havelock Ellis
35. Rabindranath Tagore
36. Sri Swami Vivekananda
37. Sayaji Rao III, Gaekwar of Baroda
38. Henry Ford
39. Sir Ashutosh Mukerjee
40. Herbert George Wells
41. Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi
42. Chittaranjan Das
43. Aurobindo Ghose
44. Pope Pius XII
45. Albert Einstein
46. Sri Ramana Maharshi
47. Franklin Delano Roosevelt
48. An Example for Religiousness and
Loss of Sight
49. Vinayak Damodar Savarkar
50. Benito Mussolini
51. Harry S. Truman
52. Sri Krishnaraja Wadiyar IV
53. Rajendra Prasad
54. M. N. Tantri
55. The Nizam of Hyderabad
56. Kasturi Srinivasan
57. Swami Sivananda
58. Adolf Hitler
59. Jawaharlal Nehru
60. Dwight Eisenhower
61. General Franco
62. Ramakrishna Dalmia
63. Meher Baba
64. Edward, Duke of Windsor
65. An Example for Raja Yoga
66. George VI
67. An Example for Dhana Yoga
68. Subash Chandra Bose
69. Suddhananda Bharathi
70. An Example for Scientific Eminence
71. Madhavrao Sadasivrao Golwalkar
72. Nathuram Vinayak Godse
73. An Example for Poverty
74. An Example for Raja Yoga
75. Ex-King Farouk
76. Bangalore Venkata Raman , Index of Horoscopes , Table of Planetary Positions , Index of Technical Terms.
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By B. V. Raman
* Publisher: Motilal Banarsidass,
* Number Of Pages: 439
* Publication Date: 1998-01-01
* ISBN-10 / ASIN: 8120809017
* ISBN-13 / EAN: 9788120809017
Product Description:
The book analyses the various combinations which have produced personages like Lord Krishna, the Buddha, Adi Sankara, Jesus Christ, Prophet Mohammad, Einstein, Akbar, Aurangzeb, Tippu Sultan, Vidyaranya, Tagore, Hilter, Suryanarian Rao, Abraham Lincoln, Sudhash Bose, Aurobindo, Thyagaraja, Bernad Shah, Godse, and many others. This will prove to be a useful book for study and research work. No other existing book contains such a collection of valuable data and horoscopes. (Reprinted)
From Introduction:
The horoscopes selected cover a wide range of politicians, statesmen, saints, philosophers, scientists and public men and even maniacs and afford a unique opportunity to students of astrology to develop their "predictive sense". We now possess such a large amount of astrological information that its very immensity prevents us from using it properly. This book therefore is not intended to be a text-book. My intention has been merely to build up an intelligible synthesis of the data, which I have collected for over four decades. I have attempted to describe a large number of astrological facts in a simple manner having in view a readership consisting of the scholars as well as the laymen. The plan adopted by me in preparing this book is simple. First, the birth details have been mentioned in English reckoning. Then the planetary positions have been given from the first point of the Nirayana or fixed zodiac. The Ayanamsa in respect of each horoscope is appended so that one may get a Sayana chart, if he so desires. The Ayanamsa as adopted by me is 0 for 397 A.D., negative for subsequent years and positive for years prior to 397 (as applied to tropical zodiac). When the Ayanamsa is given as plus ( + ) it has to be deducted from the Nirayana positions to get Sayana positions. When the Ayanamsa is given without prefix it means the Ayanamsa value is to be added to the Nirayana positions to get corresponding Sayana positions. The Rasi and Navamsa diagrams, with which most of my readers should be familiar, are given according to the South Indian style and the charts are followed by the balance of Dasa. Except in two or three cases, first the "special features" of the horoscope are examined, the discussion mostly bearing on the combinations, which could have produced the native whose chart is under consideration. This is followed by the listing of important life-events in the light of the directional or Dasa influences. How a particular event could have happened under a particular Dasa and Bhukti has been clearly discussed. Finally, under 'Remarks', the horoscope is summed up, bringing out the salient combinations that have made the native what he was or is. In a sense, some sort of an astrological biography has been given enabling the student to fully appreciate the life-history in the light of the astrological factors. I am sure the book will meet with general approval in the hands of my esteemed readers.
CONTENTS
Preface to the Sixth Edition
Preface to Fifth Edition
Preface to First Edition
Indroduction
1. Sri Krishna
2. Sri Gautama Buddha
3. Alexander the Great
4. Augustus Caesar
5. Sri Adi Sankaracharya
6. Jesus Christ
7. Emperor Nero
8. Prophet Mahamud
9. Sri Ramanujacharya
10. Omar Khayyam
11. Chengiz Khan
12. Swami Vidyaranya
13. Guru Nanak
14. Sri Chaitanya
15. Akbar the Great
16. John Milton
17. Aurangzeb
18. Shivaji the Great
19. Hyder Ali
20. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
21. Tippu Sultan
22. Marie Antoinette
23. Sri Thyagaraja
24. Abraham Lincoln
25. Lord Tennyson
26. Karl Marx
27. Queen Victoria
28. Sri Ramakrishna Paramahamsa
29. Bangalore Suryanarain Rao
30. Bala Gangadhara Tilak
31. George Bernard Shaw
32. Sri Narasimha Bharathi
33. Jagadish Chandra Bose
34. Havelock Ellis
35. Rabindranath Tagore
36. Sri Swami Vivekananda
37. Sayaji Rao III, Gaekwar of Baroda
38. Henry Ford
39. Sir Ashutosh Mukerjee
40. Herbert George Wells
41. Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi
42. Chittaranjan Das
43. Aurobindo Ghose
44. Pope Pius XII
45. Albert Einstein
46. Sri Ramana Maharshi
47. Franklin Delano Roosevelt
48. An Example for Religiousness and
Loss of Sight
49. Vinayak Damodar Savarkar
50. Benito Mussolini
51. Harry S. Truman
52. Sri Krishnaraja Wadiyar IV
53. Rajendra Prasad
54. M. N. Tantri
55. The Nizam of Hyderabad
56. Kasturi Srinivasan
57. Swami Sivananda
58. Adolf Hitler
59. Jawaharlal Nehru
60. Dwight Eisenhower
61. General Franco
62. Ramakrishna Dalmia
63. Meher Baba
64. Edward, Duke of Windsor
65. An Example for Raja Yoga
66. George VI
67. An Example for Dhana Yoga
68. Subash Chandra Bose
69. Suddhananda Bharathi
70. An Example for Scientific Eminence
71. Madhavrao Sadasivrao Golwalkar
72. Nathuram Vinayak Godse
73. An Example for Poverty
74. An Example for Raja Yoga
75. Ex-King Farouk
76. Bangalore Venkata Raman , Index of Horoscopes , Table of Planetary Positions , Index of Technical Terms.
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