On A Proper Understanding of The Vedic Houses - Flick

[Guest guest]

Hi Flick,

 

The single best book I have ever read on the subject of Jyotish

written by a non Indian, was Light on Life. I understand they just

reprinted it, it was out of print for a minute. Well, if that's true,

it's a welcome addition to the Jyotish world. Be sure and get

yourself a copy if you haven't already...or, just wait till I get

around to putting my own book together, .

 

Anyway, LOL's section on the Houses in a Vedic chart is tops. Da Bomb.

 

Salaam,

Mu

 

 

, Flick <rubysun@n...> wrote:

> Mu,

>

> You have explained this very well. It's something I have to

continually go

> back and revise. After 30 years of western astrology, I've had to

learn to

> think in Vedic terms with houses - though I will say that I've

always worked

> my western charts more from houses than signs. I find some Vedic

astrology

> books by westerners sometimes muddle the houses with western ones

so that

> you get strange mixed meanings.

>

> Flick.

> Author website:

> http://www.witchcraft.org/elenhawke.htm

[Guest guest]

On 28/4/04 11:16 pm, " MuMin Bey " <mumin_bey wrote:

 

> The single best book I have ever read on the subject of Jyotish

> written by a non Indian, was Light on Life.

 

Mu, this was the first book on Jyotish that I ever read, the one that got me

into Vedic astrology. I love it.

 

Do you have a publisher for your book? Let me know if you want any advice on

preparing a manuscript, when you've written it :-)

 

Flick.

Author website:

http://www.witchcraft.org/elenhawke.htm