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Written by: S P Khullar
Published by: Sagar Publications
True Astrology - Basic and Traditional Concepts is not a conventional and obtuse book on Astrology. A person who accepts Astrology as a dynamic, wonderful, majestic,practical and humanistic science has written it. To him Astrology is, at bottom, a criticism of life. It is written in a simple and most scientific way. With a little dedication a reader can master the techniques of analysing a horoscope. Chapter on Navamsa and its Significance needs special attention even of experienced Astrologers. The book isintended to prepare the readers to comprehend the advanced predictive techniques using Kalamsa and Cuspal Interlinks Theory.
Dimension of Book: 8.5 (H) x 5.5 (L) inches
Width: 19 mm
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 303
Weight: approx. 395 gms
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