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• I've been a student and teacher of Astrology for about 30 years. I studied Western Astrology on my own for many years, (since 1972), and later was fortunate enough to tie up with another astrologer, who was well versed in Hindu Astrology, in the year 1982. ...
• Being a Western Astrologer at the time, it was my job to do Western charts and she, Eastern charts. ... I was constantly filing through her notes and papers and before long, I found myself putting down my Western Astrology books as my main focus, and taking up the study of Vedic Astrology. ...
• David Frawley, called Astrology of the Seers. It became my bible until 1993, when I became Certified in Vedic Astrology through Dr. ... I have also taken various other Astrology Courses throughout the years, studied tapes, sessions, related work material and Correspondence Courses given by various instructors such as Ranjan Bose of Crystal Pages, Case Studies in Vedic Astrology, Volumes 1 through 5, by Marc Boney, in addition to a Western Course in Natal Astrology by Uranus Publishing. I am currently serving as Vice-President of the IIPA (International Institute of Predictive Astrology) and was honored to be awarded with the Certificate and Title of Jyotish Kovid by Professor V. ... Choudhry of the Systems' Institute of Hindu Astrology and Founder of Systems' Approach, in October of 1999. I also hold original Certification in MaHaBote - Burmese Birthday Astrology, and have recently been conferred with the title of Level lll Certified Magi Associate, from the Magi Society, as of 7/28/2002. ...
• The computer programs I work with are Brian Conrad’s Jyotish Tools and Junior Jyotish, Shri Jyoti Star 5 , Goravani Jyotish, Parashara's Light 6, Haydn's Jyotish and Jagannatha Hora for Vedic Astrology, in addition to MagiSoft, Solar Fire 5, and Halloran's AstrolDeluxe for Windows for Western Astrology. ...

•   What is Vedic Astrology?.
• Now you may be wondering "What is Vedic Astrology?" You probably have heard of astrology--who hasn't? Most people know what their Sun sign is in Western Astrology, but very few know about Vedic Astrology, the subject of this report. Even people who have only the slightest smattering of knowledge about astrology want to know what is Vedic Astrology and how it differs from the Western Astrology that they are accustomed to. To answer these questions I would first like to very briefly explain a little about Vedic Astrology and how it is different from its Western cousin.
• Vedic versus Western Astrology.
• Astrology is part of the Vedic literature, and has been preserved and handed down in the guru-parampara, the chain of apostolic succession, since time immemorial. Vedic Astrology is the original form of astrology that existed thousands of years ago in what is now known as the Indian subcontinent. ... The major differences between Vedic Astrology and modern Western Astrology are threefold: .
• First of all, Vedic Astrology is technically termed a "sidereal system" whereas Western Astrology is "tropical. ... Vedic Astrology is based upon the actual stellar constellations (sidereal), whereas Western Astrology is based on a fictitious zodiac that slowly moves backwards in space as a function of time ("tropic" in Latin means "to turn"). ... As of this writing (October, 1993), the beginning of the Western imaginary zodiac--their first point of Aries--is at 6. ... This is called the Age of Pisces in Western Astrology. ...
• Secondly, as already mentioned, Vedic Astrology is based on a very old, unbroken tradition since time immemorial whereas Western Astrology has had a very checkered history. Astrology virtually disappeared in the West during the Dark Ages (circa 500-1000AD); it resurfaced during the Renaissance, only to fall out of favor during the so-called Age of Reason. ... Western Astrology as we know it today has existed for about 130 years only when it began a resurgence. The point is that the Vedic tradition is very strong and vibrant, with the heritage of many millennia of accumulated knowledge, whereas Western Astrology does not have the advantage of an unbroken tradition.

• How Do Vedic and Western Astrology Differ?.
• Upon hearing the terms Vedic Astrology or Indian Astrology for the first time, it’s easy to come to quick and superficial conclusions based perhaps on cultural or other prejudices we might have. ...
• Western astrology uses the tropical zodiac which is based on the seasons of the year, whereas Vedic astrology takes into consideration the sidereal zodiac, or the actual position of the planets in relation to the fixed stars or constellations. ...
• In other words in Vedic astrology what you see is what you get.
• In a Vedic astrology reading, much more importance is given to the ascendant and Moon signs which are in fact considered to be the pillars of the chart itself.
• So, if a Vedic reading is really so much more accurate, then everything I know from my Western chart is worthless?.
• Interestingly enough, when comparing Western astrology readings with Vedic astrology readings, one often finds similarities arising. ...
• In our Western approach, we tend to give more importance to the external functions of the individual, his or her impact on the outer world, and therefore, we often remain stuck on the outer layers of the personality.
• Apart from this philosophical difference, from a strictly predictive point of view, Vedic astrology readings have proven to be unquestionably accurate and very much "to the point" when it comes to drawing conclusions on the outcome of a certain event or period in a person's life. ...

• vedic astrology.
• western astrology.
• Astrology is the science of the effects of the planets movements on our lives and all things. ...
• Astrology is based on astronomy in that astrologers need to know the correct positions of the planets at any given time, as well as the correct positions of the zodiacal fixed star signs in relation to any place on earth at any given time.
• (Das Goravani, Vedic Astrology) .

• Chinese Astrology & 2002:  Part I.
•   Granted, not everyone I know believes in that stuff; after a summer barrage of emails from Ms Cleo, I'm not much inclined to think highly of astrology, Ms Cleo style, either:  if she's so psychic, why is she bothering to get me to call a 900 number she oughta know I'll never call, but I digress.
•           Ms Cleo aside, focus groups and poll studies indicate a large number of you do take astrology seriously. ...
•   First, a historic and informative look at astrology and horoscopes, then a breakdown on the signs from the Chinese astrological perspective, and finally THE definitive Chinese astrological forecast for 2002:  the Year of the Water Horse.
•           What is astrology?  According to Encyclopedia Americana, it is "a belief in the occult influence of the heavenly bodies on human affairs". ...
•           Originally, astrology was linked to astronomy and regional religions. ...   Meanwhile, astrology failed to attract recognition as a formal science in the Western World. ...
•           Yet, astrology proved not so easily dismissed.   Western astrology can be traced to theories and practices of ancient Chaldeans and Babylonians, during the 2000 BC era.   Astrology served these civilizations in an attemmpt to make practical applications to human affairs from astronomical observations and calculations, especially with regards to agriculture.
•           Astrology was a vital agricultural tool for the Chaldeans and Babylonians, in that the movement of the sun, moon, stars and planets, and their correlation to times for crop planting and harvest, were crucial to their survival. ...
•           Western and Eastern astrological beliefs went their separate ways at some undetermined point.   Western astrology, from its Middle Eastern roots, went on to gain popularity in Europe during the 13th Century, when courts of royalty began including jesters, whom sometimes doubled as royal astrologers.   Among the most famous of the Western astrologers was Nostradamos, the one time court physician to Charles IX of France. ...
•           Two key components of astrology are the zodiac and the horoscope. ...
•   In Western astrology, there are 12 such recognized signs, with a disputed 13th sign, according to some practitioners.   In Eastern, or Chinese astrology -- on which I'll later focus -- a different set of 12 animals are represented.

• What is Vedic Astrology? .
• Now you may be wondering "What is Vedic Astrology?" You probably have heard of astrology--who hasn't? Most people know what their Sun sign is in Western Astrology, but very few know about Vedic Astrology, the subject of this report. Even people who have only the slightest smattering of knowledge about astrology want to know what is Vedic Astrology and how it differs from the Western Astrology that they are accustomed to. To answer these questions I would first like to very briefly explain a little about Vedic Astrology and how it is different from its Western cousin. ...
• Vedic versus Western Astrology .
• Astrology is part of the Vedic literature, and has been preserved and handed down in the guru-parampara, the chain of apostolic succession, since time immemorial. Vedic Astrology is the original form of astrology that existed thousands of years ago in what is now known as the Indian subcontinent. ... The major differences between Vedic Astrology and modern Western Astrology are threefold: .
• First of all, Vedic Astrology is technically termed a "sidereal system" whereas Western Astrology is "tropical. ... Vedic Astrology is based upon the actual stellar constellations (sidereal), whereas Western Astrology is based on a fictitious zodiac that slowly moves backwards in space as a function oftime ("tropic" in Latin means "to turn"). ... As of this writing (October, 1993), the beginning of the Western imaginary zodiac--their first point of Aries--is at 6. ... This is called the Age of Pisces in Western Astrology. ...
• Secondly, as already mentioned, Vedic Astrology is based on a very old, unbroken tradition since time immemorial whereas Western Astrology has had a very checkered history. Astrology virtually disappeared in the West during the Dark Ages (circa 500-1000AD); it resurfaced during the Renaissance, only to fall out of favor during the so-called Age of Reason. ... Western Astrology as we know it today has existed for about 130 years only when it began a resurgence. The point is that the Vedic tradition is very strong and vibrant, with the heritage of many millennia of accumulated knowledge, whereas Western Astrology does not have the advantage of an unbroken tradition. ...

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• The world's leading proponent of Western Predictive Astrology also known as Medieval Astrology. ...
• He has studied and taught astrology for near thirty years and produced what are now widely regarded as seminal works on astrology. ...
• His breath of knowledge ranges from astrology to hermetic philosophy, alchemy, and magic. He also has an extensive background in the Western, Nordic, and Indian Esoteric traditions. ...
• Medieval Astrology is the epitome of Western astrology. ... It was the highest form that Western astrology reached and from the practical point of view, in its accuracy and reliability, is unsurpassed. ...
• Renowned Mundane Astrologer - it was the use of Medieval Astrology that allowed Robert to predict the events of 9/11 and publish those predictions over twelve months beforehand. ...
• Others vaguely indicated but he pointed directly at what was to come as though he was staring at it and was describing what he saw - that is the Art of astrology and perhaps above all other things indicates the calibre of the astrology that he is teaching. ...
• International Teacher and Lecturer - the Zoller Academy of Predictive Astrology teaches Western Predictive Astrology. ... It teaches both the technique and mechanics of the Western tradition and is the only course on astrology to include esoteric doctrine, which have not been published elsewhere. ...
• Robert offers several courses: the Foundation Course in Medieval Astrology (leading to the Certificate in Medieval Astrology (CMA)) gives a firm foundation in the Western tradition. It is designed for the beginner in Predictive Astrology and is the most complete home study course available. The Diploma Course in Medieval Astrology is a comprehensive course for the student who already has some knowledge of astrology but wishes to learn advanced techniques. This course incorporates much of the new research into Predictive Astrology, which is not published elsewhere. ...
• It attracted an audience of tens of thousands and resulted in attracting a large number of people to the serious study of astrology. ...

• KEYWORDS: HISTORY OF ASTROLOGY.
• “I was doing a project on astrology and I think that your site is okay if you want to play, but not if you actually want to learn something. It bugs me that you give no information whatsoever on the history of astrology. ...
• The following, brief synopsis of the history of astrology is from my (hopefully upcoming!) book, Natal Astrology Made Easy.
• Although humans have always been fascinated by the night sky, the first Western culture to actively take notice of the movements of the heavens was the Sumerian culture in the valley of Mesopotamia, as early as 6000 bc. Around 2400 bc, the Babylonians (also known as the Chaldeans) build on these observations, and recorded the first astrological tables, and over thousands of years, they developed the first system of astrology (which, by the way, was also astronomy: the two were synonymous until the 1800s) based on observations of the planetary cycles and how they related to important events in their civilization.
• Babylonian astrology was quite different from modern day astrology. ...
• When Alexander the Great conquered Chaldea in 331 bc, the Greek culture inherited the Babylonian astrology, although it was not until the foundations of Greek medicine and science had been established that the Greeks began to take an active interest in astrology. Even if astrology came to the party late, the advances that the Greeks had made in the fields of mathematics, medicine, geometry and philosophy not only advanced and enhanced the practical applications of astrology as a science, but also made it clear to the Greeks that astrology was in fact the core of the seven fundamental sciences in that it incorporated all of the key elements of the others.
• By far the best known person from this period is Ptolemy (Claudius Ptolemaeus) who published, in 140 ad, the Tetrabiblos, one of the most famous works on Astrology ever written. In this book, Ptolemy presents a system of astrology that employs planets, signs, houses, and aspects, and is very much the heart of Astrology as we know it today. ...
• After the fall of the Roman Empire, Western astrology all but disappeared for almost 500 years. Fortunately, the Arabs became the caretakers of the Greek astrological knowledge (because during the height of the Greek and Roman civilizations, there was free and open trade between the West and the East, and this included a great deal of sharing of astrological knowledge between the two cultures), and both preserved it and mixed it with their own systems of astrology. When the West finally started to pay attention to higher education again, Ptolemy was required reading for all scholars, and astrology was once more a cornerstone of Western education.
• Astrology continued to evolve and develop through the Middle Ages and until the end of the Renaissance. ... Astrology was a fundamental part of the culture of the times, practiced by healers and physicians, as well as by court-retained royal astrologers. Any educated person of the time would have had a strong foundation in astrology, both in theory and in practice. Natal Astrology developed during this time period as something available to the common man (in earlier days, only royalty were deemed important enough to have their natal charts calculated and analyzed).

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• 'Vedic' vs  'Western' Astrology - II.
• Secondly, as already mentioned, Vedic Astrology is based on a very old, unbroken tradition since time immemorial whereas Western Astrology has had a very checkered history. Astrology virtually disappeared in the West during the Dark Ages (circa 500-1000AD); it resurfaced during the Renaissance, only to fall out of favor during the so-called Age of Reason. ... Western Astrology as we know it today has existed for about 130 years only when it began a resurgence. The point is that the Vedic tradition is very strong and vibrant, with the heritage of many millennia of accumulated knowledge, whereas Western Astrology does not have the advantage of an unbroken tradition.
• Thirdly, Vedic astrology, being an appendix to the Vedas, is thoroughly steeped in Vedic thought and philosophy. ... By contrast, modern Western astrology is a reflection of permissive Western culture, in which "anything goes. " Western astrology has no real or consistent philosophical basis; what passes for a basis is watered down, distorted, third-hand Vedic philosophy. The Western Astrologer has (in comparison to the Vedic Astrologer) no philosophical training, nor does he know what it means to follow a spiritual discipline. ...
• I have hardly done justice to the subject of comparing-contrasting Vedic and Western Astrology, but hopefully what I have said will give the reader an inkling of the differences. ...
• <- Prev -'Vedic' vs 'Western' Astrology.

• Sign, Planet, and Astrology Meanings.
• What is Vedic Astrology?  Are planets in the wrong signs?.
• What is Vedic/Sidereal Astrology, And Why Use It? .
• Why Are the Signs Different?   Vedic astrology, also called Hindu astrology, or Jyotish (“Science of Light”); is essentially the same type of astrology commonly practiced in the West; all of the planets, signs, and houses have identical meaning. ...
• Your Vedic chart is exactly the same as your calculated Western astrology chart but the coordinate system is different.   Vedic planetary positions are offset about 24 degrees back from Western positions; which means that 5 times out of 6 your Sun, Moon, Ascendant, or other point or planet would be in the sign previous for the Vedic chart. ...
• The Vedic horoscope uses the sidereal zodiac, which uses the actual constellations in the sky to determine the sign position of your Sun, Moon, and various other planets and points in your horoscope; whereas Western astrology uses what is called the tropical zodiac to determine the sign positions. ...
• Western astrology has been criticized by scientific authorities for years because its use of the artificial tropical zodiac system, saying that tropical positions are not “real” and therefore implying that astrology as a whole is some kind of fortune-telling sham. ...
• Vedic astrology eliminates this argument entirely by using the actual planetary positions in the sky for its calculations and interpretations. ...
• The interpretations of Vedic astrology are based on the Ancient Teachings of the Vedas and Hindu lore; it has a well-structured and spiritual system of interpretation; and it is very rich in its symbolism.   Western astrology, on the other hand, is based on a mish-mash of diverse and contemporary philosophies that are yet to be tested by time. ...
• Foundations of Western Astrology .
• Western culture and civilization has almost completely ravaged the real legacy of Western astrology.   At one time there was a very vibrant Western astrological tradition stemming from ancient Greek, Roman, Arabic, and Medieval sources.   The burning of the Library of Alexandria, the Inquisition, and religious fanaticism in general during the Dark and Middle Ages served to almost completely destroy many important texts and astrological methods of the Western School. ...
• The actual tenants of Western astrology today are fragmentary at best as a result of the above abuses of history.   There is a modern attempt to go back to what old texts exist today and to resurrect Western Astrology to what it once could have been; it seems to be a lost cause, however, since much of the wisdom of these ancient Western traditions is irretrievably lost.   What does pass for astrology in the West today; to this author, seems simplistic, rigidly intellectual, and without clear spiritual center. ...

•       Encountering Vedic Astrology.
• On first encounter the Vedic system of astrology can present a bit of a challenge. ... The good news is that if you use the more familiar Western wheel type diagram you can still have a perfectly valid Vedic chart. ...
• The most obvious point of difference between the two systems is that Western astrology uses the Tropical or "moving" zodiac, whereas Vedic astrology uses the Sidereal or "fixed" zodiac, which is the one that corresponds to the actual star constellations. In essence this means that the position of the Ascendant and of each planet, as calculated for a Western birth-chart, must move back through the zodiac approximately 23 degrees in order to become converted into the Sidereal zodiac. ... So it's quite likely that your Sun, Moon or Ascendant will fall back into the previous sign when your chart is converted from the Western to the Vedic system. Don't panic! The Vedic approach to sign interpretation is very different from the Western one, and will present no basic contradictions. ...
• The second point to remember is that in traditional Vedic astrology the whole of the Rising Sign (or Ascendant) constitutes the first house, the whole of the following sign constitutes the second house, and so on. ... The nearest that we have to this in the West is the Equal House system, although the majority of Western astrologers use one of the Quadrant house systems, all of which take the M. ... as the cusp of the 10th house) is also employed by some Vedic astrologers but the vast majority use the Sign equals House method, just as the vast majority of Western astrologers use one or other of the Quadrant systems. ...
• The more familiar you become with the system, the more you will appreciate its relevance and applicability, especially when one considers the common practice in Vedic astrology of using a variety of 'divisional charts. ' These are similar to the Harmonic charts developed by John Addey (which were partially inspired by his studies of the divisional charts of Vedic astrology). ... The most used divisional chart is the Navamsha (which corresponds with the 9th Harmonic chart now used by some Western astrologers). ...
• Traditional Vedic astrology does not include the more recently discovered outer planets - Uranus, Neptune and Pluto, although some modern practitioners do take them into account. ... The modern rulerships may be valid in Western astrology but would create confusion and cloud judgement if used in Vedic astrology. ...
• The use of Planetary Yogas is unique in this system of astrology. A yoga in the context of astrology means a union or combination of certain planets. ...

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• In the latest version, the practitioner of Medieval Astrology will find expanded tools such as my interpretation of both Ptolemy's and Bonatti's methods for finding the Hyleg, the calculation for the Part of Marriage in both men's and women's charts as well as the calculation of the Almuten of Marriage in men's charts. ...
• Janus 3, like the original version, is simple to use whatever system of astrology you practice, be it modern or traditional. It will enhance skills in astrology. Janus is my first choice in astrology software and I highly recommend it.
• Janus 3 is really quite awesome; remarkably it has been expanded to include modules for every major school of Western Astrology with a versatility and ease of operation that is quite astounding.

• Astrology.
• Introduction to Vedic Astrology.
• 'Vedic' Vs 'Western' Astrology .
• Fate, Freewill & Vedic Astrology.
• » Our Astrology Section.
• 'Vedic' vs  'Western' Astrology.
• Astrology is part of the Vedic literature, and has been preserved and handed down in the guru-parampara, the chain of apostolic succession, since time immemorial. Vedic Astrology is the original form of astrology that existed thousands of years ago in what is now known as the Indian subcontinent. ... The major differences between Vedic Astrology and modern Western Astrology are threefold: .
• First of all, Vedic Astrology is technically termed a "sidereal system" whereas Western Astrology is "tropical. ... Vedic Astrology is based upon the actual stellar constellations (sidereal), whereas Western Astrology is based on a fictitious zodiac that slowly moves backwards in space as a function of time ("tropic" in Latin means "to turn"). ... As of this writing (October, 1993), the beginning of the Western imaginary zodiac--their first point of Aries--is at 6. ... This is called the Age of Pisces in Western Astrology. ...
• <- Prev -Introduction to Vedic Astrology.
• Next -> Vedic vs Western Astrology-II.
• • Vedic Astrology - Introduction, Vedic vs  Western Astrology,  Fate, Freewill and vedic astrology.

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• Astrology refers to any of several systems of understanding, interpreting and organizing knowledge about reality and human existence, based on the relative positions and movement of various real and construed celestial bodies, chiefly the Sun, Moon, planets, and lunar nodes as seen at the time and place of a birth or other event being studied. ...
• Common forms of astrology include Western astrology, Chinese astrology, Jyotish (Vedic astrology) and Kabbalistic astrology. A less common form is horary astrology. The majority of Western astrologers based their work on the tropical zodiac, but some Western and all Jyotish astologers use the sidereal zodiac. ...
• 2 Astrology as a descriptive language for the mind.
• Astrology is not the same as astronomy. Astronomers are often dismayed at being confused with their counterparts in astrology, and vice versa. Because they regard it as not adhering to standards of the scientific method mainstream Western scientists commonly dismiss astrology to be a pseudoscience. ...
• Astrology was once deeply intertwined with astronomy, and a clear divergence between the two dates back only to the time of Galileo. ...
• These particulars are of great interest and relevance in astrology. The main focus of most forms of astrology are on unproven correlations between the physical motions of heavenly bodies, and various human affairs, such as world events, events in people's personal lives, and inborn personality traits. ...
• Many prominent figures in the early history of western astronomy, including Tycho Brahe, Johannes Kepler, and Galileo himself, also supported themselves by practising astrology for wealthy noblemen. Isaac Newton is sometimes cited as having an interest on astrology, but the proposed evidence does not stand up to close examination. There is not a single word recorded in Newton's hand that mentions the subject, and the handful of books in his possession that contained references to astrology were primarily concerned with alchemy. ...
• Scientists would say astrology has no foundation in reality, and therefore cannot be proven. Astrologers would say scientists have designed the studies poorly because of an inadequate understanding of astrology. ...

• Modern western astrology is based on the tropical zodiac: tropical referring to the seasons and zodiac referring to the plane extending out from the path of the sun's apparent orbit around the earth (which is really the earth's orbit around the sun). ...
• This fact is kind of a mindblower to many people, astrology students and lay persons alike. ...

•   vedic astrology.
•   western astrology.
• A system of astrology that grew out of the ancient Vedic tradition of India. Jyotish differs from Western astrology in a number of significant respects. For one, it uses the sidereal or fixed zodiac instead of the tropical or movable zodiac of Western astrology. In Western astrology, the zodiac, due to a tilting of the earth on its axis, appears to be moving out of alignment with the actual star-based zodiac. ... Thus, a person whose rising sign might be Scorpio in Western astrology, has a good chance of being Libra ascendant in Vedic astrology.
• While Western astrology emphasizes the Sun sign, Jyotish looks to the Ascendant and the placement of the Moon. Vedic Astrology give important emphasis to the two Lunar nodes, Ketu and Rahu, the points at which the moon in its orbit around the earth passes through the plane of the ecliptic.

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• "Astrology maintains a unique and lonely position in human thought: It is 'believed in' by many people who know practically nothing about it; and it is 'disbelieved in' by even more who know absolutely nothing about it. ...
• Astrology just may be the world's oldest art and science. ... That's astrology, folks. ...
• The esoteric view of astrology is that the universe is alive with energy and that the distribution of this cosmic energy is doled out to everything on Earth according to the orderly and predictable motion of the planets, and this energy influences human biology and consciousness though it does not control it. ... This idea is so ancient that no one knows the actual origins of astrology, only that it has been given to us to use as a tool to maximize the utilization of these energies to keep ourselves in mental, emotional and physical balance. ...
• Real astrology is personal and speaks only to you by taking into account your exact date, time and place of birth as measured from your first breath. ...
• The basic philosophy of astrology is that your birth is planned. ...
• One of the other prime uses of astrology is in connection with the basic psychology of children and recognizing in children, at an early age, a basis for later psychological difficulties. ...
• For those of you who would sincerely like to explore the scientific basis of astrology -- and there's much evidence to pour over -- I recommend "The Case for Astrology" by John Anthony West -- a superb researcher with excellent scholastic credentials. ...
• THE LANGUAGE OF ASTROLOGY .
• Cusps in western astrology are the boundary lines between two houses. ...
• In western tropical astrology, the distinct nature and personality of the seven primary planetary aspects is somewhat like the relationship between two people:.
• Welcome to My World of Astrology. ...

• Posted: March, 2001 Jyotisha: The Science of Vedic Astrology by Yogacharya Bharat .
• Jyotisha, from India, is one of the most time-tested and oldest systems of astrology in the world. ... ” In Western countries, it is called Vedic astrology, which refers to Indian or Hindu astrology. ...
• Vedic astrology reflects the understanding and experience of ancient spiritual teachers regarding the facts of life. ... Vedic astrology believes in man’s spiritual nature and helps him realize that each soul is learning lessons that it can only learn under those circumstances. ...
• Without the Law of Karma to explain the pattern of our lives starting from birth, astrology makes little sense. Philosophically, Vedic astrology reflects the law of Karma, which includes both the aspect of fate and that of free will. ...
• Vedic astrology does not leave us helpless before the onslaughts of fate. ... Vedic astrology holds that spiritual practices, like Yoga, prayer and meditation neutralize the effects of a bad astrological chart. Vedic astrology helps us to realize our true self, and helps us to know the divinity of the soul. ...
• Vedic astrology uses the sidereal (according to the stars) positions of planets against the backdrop of the relatively fixed stars, as astronomers do. This is the most important difference between Vedic and tropical Western astrology. Tropical Western astrologers based their zodiac on the equinox, instead. ...
• This 24 degrees causes the entire astrological chart to move back about 24 degrees from the Western to the Vedic chart. ... A Sun sign that is a likely to change in Vedic system can be confusing for those used to their Western chart.
• Vedic and Western astrology share common heritage of 12 zodiac signs (Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius, and Pisces) and seven planets (Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn), which they describe in a similar manner. Vedic astrology also uses the Moon’s North and South calculated nodes prominently. ... The outer planets Uranus, Neptune and Pluto are not part of classical Vedic astrology. But Vedic and Western astrology differ in several ways. ...

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• About Mark Amaru Pinkham A professional intuitive Astrologer with over twenty years of experience, Mark Amaru Pinkham offers in-depth readings in both the Western and Vedic or Hindu - also known as Joytish - systems of Astrology. ...
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• Western Astrology is based on the Tropical or “Moving” Zodiac and incorporates the outer planets, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto. ...
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• Vedic or Hindu Astrology is based on the Sidereal or “Fixed” Zodiac, so the signs and houses are a little different than in the Western System. If you are a Leo Sun Sign in the Western system, for example, you might very well be a Cancer in the Vedic.
• Vedic Astrology does not normally incorporate the outer planets, however it does include Rahu and Ketu, the Dragon’s Head and Tail. ... Another unique feature of Vedic Astrology is the Dasas, or planetary cycles, which accurately divide a person’s life into planetary periods of 7, 16, 18, and 20 years. Because of the Dasas, Vedic Astrology is universally recognized as an excellent tool for predicting the future. ...
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• Please state which type of reading you would like for Mark to prepare for you, including which system you prefer (Western or Vedic). ...
• For additional information contact Mark Amaru at astrology@serpentsofwisdom. ...
• I found both the Vedic & Western astrology readings that you recently provided to be very valuable in helping me to better understand myself. ...
• The most beneficial aspect of the astrology reading that I received from you is the verification of my spiritual path and the nature of my character, which I had only surmised or had indications of from other sources from my spiritual studies. ...

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