Deva Keralam: Containing slokas 1998 to 5774


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On Hindu astrology of Acyuta and Veṅkaṭeśa; includes explanation in English.




Horoscope Matching


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This book deals with the fundamentals of Horoscope matching. Today "Horoscope matching" has become the indispensable part of Hindu marriage. But it has not been mentioned in any old Jataka scripture of Astrology. However, it has been described in the Muhurta scriptures of the same. In Ramayan, marriage of Rama, Bharata, Lakshmana and Shatrughna has been described elaborately. But, in this great epic also Horoscope matching has not been mentioned. Likewise, in Mahabharata, too, it has not been cited. Therefore, it can be said that Horoscope matching in Astrology was not in practice a few centuries ago. But, the community accepted and made it an indispensable part keeping its usefulness in view. Different systems of Horoscope matching are in practice in different parts of India. In North India, Ashtakuta matching is in practice whereas in South Dasakuta matching is in fashion. But Ashtakuta matching is in vogue in most part of India. This is why the All India Federation of Astrologers’ Societies has accepted and prescribed this system of Ashtakuta matching for the courses of its students. The book has been written keeping in view the courses introduced by the All India Federation of Astrologers’ Societies, Delhi. The students are advised to study “Kundali Milana-Sukhi Dampatya Jeevana Ka Adhar” because prediction of a happy married life cannot be made by Ashtakuta matching only. This shows only the amity, love and mutual understanding between the two. But to determine the age, health and ups and downs in life of the couple some other aspects such as Period-sub-period, Dosha Samya etc. are also essential to be analyzed. An analysis of long conjugal life is essential for its stability. So, apart from Ashtakuta matching, we should keep in view other aspects also. To know all this, “Kundali Milan – Sukhi Dampatya Jeevana Ka Adhara” is prescribed.




Essentials of Predictive Hindu Astrology


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The information contained in the texto are well-supported by over a hundred actual horoscopes studied by the author. Even hard-nuts to crack, like birth time rectification, horary astrology, longevity calculations, marriage, female horoscopy and Nadi, horoscopes have been made simpler to cater to all sections of readers.




Deva Keralam


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On Hindu astrology of Acyuta and Veṅkaṭeśa; includes explanation in English.




Kālidāsa Bibliography


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The Cambridge Companion to the Irish Novel


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This is the perfect overview of the Irish novel from the seventeenth century to the present day.




Vedic Cosmography and Astronomy


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The mysteries of the fifth Canto of the Srimad Bhagavatam have long puzzled students of Vedic cosmography and astronomy. Confronted with a description of the universe that seems much at variance with the information provided by our senses and standard astronomical calculations, foreign observers and even Indian commentators from the middle ages up to the present have concluded that the Bhagavatam`s account elaborated in other Puranas must be mythological. On the other hand the same persons have been much impressed with vedic astronomical treatises the jyotisasastras which provide remarkably accurate measurements of the solar system.




Hinduism for Our Times


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No religion ever remains static: it affects and is in turn affected by material reality. In this book, Sharma examines the contours of this creative tension in contemporary Hinduism. Sharma attempts to raise self-awareness of this dimension of Hinduism to an unprecedented level. In this way, he hopes, that in the context of modernization and globalization, Hindus will be able to make conscious choices that will keep their religion at the cutting edge of the contemporary world instead of the periphery.




Gajaśāstram


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The present Publication, the Gajasastram of Palakapya Muni, along with a Sanskrit commentrey, named Bhavasandarsini by Anantakesnabhattaraka as well as the english translation and 136 illustrations, is a very rare and important work, which is still unpublished. The main contribution of the book is the Sanskrit Commentry which is still in the form of Ma. and its English tanslation-cum-paraphrase, possibly by the Scribe himself, viz V Vijyaraghavacharya.