2-[GJ]& Lisa, from Mark K.....2/22....re.... Books on jyotish & people's charts....

[Guest guest]

Dear Lisa:

 

I'd suggest actually, keeping it more simple and interview people,

or just look at their charts...

 

You'll learn a lot if you learn to look at real people and how their charts,

supposedly fit them.

 

Start also with their Sun and Moon Signs..... and ask them questions...

 

People will tell you a lot about Jyotish.

 

Sounds like you're at that stage where you just need to look at people's

charts.

 

If you know and relate to your own.... then expand that knowingness.... to

include....others...

 

After I had gotten through my basic jyotish books, then I started studying

charts, and the transits....

 

And after awhile I realized that the transits and people, themselves really

started teaching me the most...

 

 

Sincerely,

 

 

 

Mark Kincaid

 

 

 

 

 

PS....I don't know if you've heard, but I also write a Jyotish newsletter.

It includes a daily, Transits newsletter as well as other aspects of Jyotish

as well. If you, or anyone else in this group is interested, in

subscribing, feel free to contact me personally at: m.kincaid And

the newsletter is free.

 

 

 

> "lisadesai8" <rina15573

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> Sun, 22 Feb 2004 22:46:32 -0000

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> [GJ] Books on jyotish.

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> Hi everybody,

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> I have books on vedic astrology which are good reference for the

> basics but reading them I do not feel confident about telling

> something about a chart. What I mean is that when I have a chart I

> want to see some basic details about the person and his/her life but

> I am not getting the grasp of subject by reading this books. I am not

> at the stage where I want to do any kind of advance reading on a

> chart or for that matter predict anything I just want to get the hang

> of basic intution behind it.

> Can somebody suggest good books for the beginigers .

>

Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya; Hare Krishna; Om Tat Sat

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