Essentials of Horary Astrology or Prasnapadavi

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This book provides an insight into the importance of astrology viz. natal, electional and horary, as well as deals with other dimensions of this science such as spirituality, spiritualism, Ayurveda, transmigration of souls, thought-reading, dreams, temple and its rituals and effects of particular sins. The work presents new theories and methods of determining success and defeat in contest and wars with the help of illustrative charts. Its urges readers to avoid fatalism commonly associated with predictions and explains how one could solve riddles in life and tide over the pessimistic attitude and related psychological problems. The Author has thrown fresh light on some questions like the name of the Author of Prasnamarga, line of succession of his pupils, and the authorship of the Dasadhyayi. The most significant contribution of this work is the clear exposition of the rules of Astamangala and Devaprasna, in addition to Candragupti (water-divination), marital problems, Coragraphs, Necromancy, special importance of mandi and Dasa of its star, Kalacakradasa etc.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR M. Ramakrishana Bhat

Prof. M.R. bhat was a well known Samskrta scholar, teacher,poet and astrologer, who retired of Hindu College, Delhi University. He had served the cause of Samskrta learning and Indian culture for more than half a century. Author of a number of original writings in Samskrta Prof. Bhat Edited with Translation classical works like the Brhat Samhita of Varahmihira (2 Volumes), Horasarah of Prthuyasas, Prasnajnanam of Bhattotpala. Author of fundamentals of Astrology Prof. bhat had revised the translation of Uttarakalamartam, and Phaladipika. He was the founder-editor of the Sanskrit-English Journal Amrtavani and had contributed a large number of articles on oriental learning and culture to various journals and periodicals.In recognition of his erudition and devotion to oriental learning and culture Prof. bhat was conferred the titles Vidyabhaskara, Vidyasagara and Kavitacatura. Prof. Bhat died in 1990.