You cannot be an astrologer for modern India unless you learn many techniques of Hindu astrology. The old generation of astrologers gave to the society astrology openly by bringing it out of the houses of pandits. What we owe to that generation is the stage they created for the acceptance of astrology, not technical excellence and notable researches. Read in these research papers: How mighty men who claim and boast to shaping the destiny of a nation are rarely unaware of how planets cause their rise and fall. Understand the importance of eclipses in their lives. You with to own a house? Will you have one? Have you examined your third lord? Your efforts and struggles to rise to life is what must draw your attention now when we are living in a highly competitive world of science and technology and the unending rat race with its tensions, agonies but not without some joys of achievements. Have you examined it in your own horoscope? Rahu in the third house helps in ascertaining the undeniable physical facts of your life and more often than not determines your position among your siblings. Rahu in the eleventh house helps in ascertaining the undeniable physical facts of your life and more often than not determines your position among your siblings. It can even show other facts of which your have been oblivious so far. Moon in the 8th house is not the end of the world for you. It may be that lurking Goddess in your horoscope who promises to protect. Have you understood that hidden divine grace? Mars in the 8th house is not story of curtailed longevity in all cases. It can even be a blessing and a promise of a long life if some conditions are fulfilled. But when and how? Dreams and omens have more meanings and messages to convey if only you knew and had the wish to read Hindu scriptures keenly.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR K N Rao
K.N. Rao (Kotamraju Narayana Rao) retired from the Indian Audit and Accounts Service as Director General in November 1990. He is the second of the four sons of the famous journalist of the pre-independence era. K. Rama Rao, the founder editor of the National Herald and, editor of more than thirty journals in his long journalistic career. Rao was initiated into astrology by his late mother, K. Saraswani Devi, at the known in two areas, marriage and children and prashna (horary). Rao was a lecturer in English before joining the government service through an all-India competition in 1957. He joined the Indian Audit and Accounts Service from which he retired as Director General in November 1990. More interested in games and sports than in astrology in his youth, Rao won brilliancy prizes in chess competitions and two state championships in bridge competitions. He played ten other games which is why in his astrological writings also there are references to games often. During his service career, he was the planner, organizer and teacher of three international courses on Audit of Receipts as a joint director once and director twice. His interaction with foreigners have been both on professional and astrological levels for more than two decades which is why he has, as an astrologer, a large international network of friends. He went on doing all his fundamental researches in astrology during his service career because of which he went on collecting horoscopes systematically in thousands. He has in his possession more than 50,000 horoscopes with ten important events of each individual noted with him. It is perhaps, the largest individual collection of horoscopes any astrologer in the world has. The strain of doing astrology as a mission, not charging any fee, except on foreign tours almost made him give up astrology many times. But in December 1981 he was forced out of his shell to participate in a three-day seminar on astrology in Delhi. After this ground breaking speech, there has been a persistent demand for his astrological articles. From them onwards he has been sharing with his readers his original researches for which he has won worldwide praise. Between 1993 and 1995, Rao has visited the USA on five lecture tours. He was the Chief Guest at the Second Conference of the American Council of Vedic Astrology in 1993. He was requested to be present in the Third Conference also in 1994 on the opening day because of the crowds he would draw. His name was advertised till November 1995 also for the Fourth Conference though he had made it clear that he would not be available anymore for the American conferences. In June 1998 he went to Moscow where he taught astrology through interpreters. It was a great success as reported by the Russian sponsors part of those reported is produced here. As a result of his academic approach, he has now more than a thousand students in India and more than two hundred in the USA. He is the Director of Astrology Courses in the Bharatiya Vidya Bhawan, New Delhi. The teachers on the teaching faculty of the astrology course in the Bharatiya Vidya Bhawan have, like him, never charged any fees for teaching which they do in an honorary capacity.
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