My next book is for all of you: Untold Nakshatra Jyotish (Fifth Edition)

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Untold Nakshatra Jyotish (Fifth Edition)

This book is your everyday friend philosopher and guide. First, it explains the 7 principles of joyful living. Then it explains how Vedas is an integrated science. Finally, it helps you with daily astrological guidance. This includes Muhurta, compatibility with friends and partners, and beneficial and not-so-beneficial planetary positions. It also offers various remedial measures for each Nakshatra.

Every Nakshatra has a deity and a symbol. Various stories are associated with each deity. The book explains the hidden meaning of each story. The book also explains the hidden meaning of the symbol of Nakshatra. We have given original references from Vedas for various Vedic stories to maintain their originality.

The nature of the person born in each Nakshatra is explained along with the rulership of each Nakshatra of various material items. Even here original references from classical texts have been provided.

Every Nakshatra has an allocated tree. We have given the Ayurvedic medicinal properties of a tree for each Nakshatra.

Every Indian festival is based on Nakshatra. You may wonder why a festival is on a particular day. This book answers the question. It also explains how you can take advantage of every Indian festival for your prosperity.

Nowadays many of you are interested in Astronomy and stargazing. I have given astronomical information about each Nakshatra. This may help you while observing the sky.

This is a holistic guide on Nakshatra-based astrology. It can also be used as a reference for everyday activities. It shall enhance your understanding of your own personality and help you to live a prosperous and joyful life.

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