Special Features: Nirayana planetary longitudes for 00h. 00m. IST (midnight) for 50 years from 2001 to 2050. Daily positions of Sun Moon, Mercury, Jupital, Venus, Saturn, Rahu (mean), Uranus, Neptune and Pluto. Change of motion from direct to retrograde, and vice-versa. Bonus ephemeris of Nirayana planetary longitudes for 00h. 00m. (Midnight) FOR 2000 ad. Other Features: Explanation and method of determination of tithi (lunar day), nakshatra (constellation) and yoga. Condensed Table of Houses (Sayana or Tropical) which can be used to determine the ascendant for any place in the world according to both Nirayana and Sayana systems. Table of Sidereal Time. Table of Ayanamsa. Table for determining Vimshottari dasa balance. Table of yogas. Terrestrial latitudes and longitudes of important places. Table of standard times. Examples for births in India and abroad. Examples for births in Northern and Southern Hemispheres. Raman’s New Millennium Fifty Year Ephemeris can be used to calculate planetary positions for any place in the world for births from 2001 to 2050 AD.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Dr. B.V. Raman
Dr. B.V. Raman (1912-1998) dedicated his whole life to the cause of jyotisha or astrology or the study of relations between cosmic and terrestrial phenomena. He was able to demonstrate by his writings and predictions made through The Astrological Magazine and other media that the astrological theory of cosmic influences affecting human life is essentially correct. He authored more than 40 titles covering various aspects of jyotisha-Hindu astronomy, astro-psychology, weather and political forecasts, disease diagnosis, natural calamities, disaster management, etc. He travelled round the world several times addressing universities, medical associations, educational and cultural institutions on different aspects of astrology and the immense potential of the science in finding solutions to different ill facing mankind. Dr. Raman was the first to deliver a lecture ‘Relevance of Astrology in Modern Times’ in 1970 at the United Nations, New York, which evoked much interest in diplomatic circles. Dr. Raman restarted The Astrological Magazine in 1936, editing it for over 6 decades and working to create intelligent interest in astrology as a subject of academic pursuit the world over. Raman’s New Millennium 50 Year Ephemeris (2001-2050 AD) is a sequel to Raman’s 110 Year Ephemeris (1890-2000).
There are no reviews yet.