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Vedic Astrological Calculations by Usha and Shashi

Vedic Astrological Calculations was first published about 3 decades ago.The book deals with calculations of Time,Ayanamsha,Nirayana Longitudes of Grahas and Bhavas,quite in detail.The important subject of Vargas (Divisional Charts),Relationships and Aspects have been discussed at length.The difficult subject of Planetary Strength i.e. Balas of Grahas and Bhavas has been explained in a systematic and simpler way.The book also deals with Nakshatra Dasha,Transit and Ayurdhaya.The book is a complete collection of all the mathematical details of Astrological Calculations.The book had a good number of mathematical formulae for precise calculations of above mentioned topics based on Algebra and Trigonometry.In this edition,alternative simpler methods have also been incorporated which will go a long way for the students and the practitioners of Divine Science of Vedic Astrology.All the methods have been actually explained with the help of examples.The Ready Reckoner Tables given at the end of the book will be extremely useful to avoid the manual calculations.

Brihat Jataka of Varaha Mihira (Classic) by Usha and Shashi

Sripati Paddhati (1937) by V Subrahmanya Sastri

he Jātakapaddhati or Śrīpatipaddhati, in eight chapters, is one of the fundamental textbooks for later Indian genethlialogy, contributing an impressive elaboration to the computation of the strengths of the planets and astrological places. It was enormously popular, as the large number of manuscripts, commentaries, and imitations attests. The more important of these commentaries are Sūryadeva Yajvan (b. 1 19 1), Jātakālankāra; Parameśvara (ca. 1380- 1460); Acyuta (fl. 1505- 1534), Bhāvārthamanjarī-see D. Pingree, Census of the Exact Sciences in Sanskrit, ser. A, I (Philadelphia, 1970), 36a-36b; Krsna (fl. 1600-1625), whose udāharana was edited by J. B. Chaudhuri (Calcutta, 1955)- see also D. Pingree, Census, 11 (Philadelphia, 1971), 53a-55b; Sumatiharsa Gani (fl. 1615); Mādhava; and Raghunātha. Acyuta Piṣārati (ca. 1550-1621; see D. Pingree, Census, 1, 36b-38b) wrote an imitation. the Horāsāroccava. The Jātakapaddhati was edited with an English translation by V. Subrahmanya Sastri (Bombay, 1903; 4th ed. , Bangalore, 1957).