Esoteric Principles of Vedic Astrology: A Treatise on Advanced Predictive Techniques

by Bepin Behari

This book presents the ancient Hindu astrology in its occult and esoteric aspects. Traditional practitioners often failed to defend the veracity of the subject and dispel the scepticism of modern intellectuals. The ancient revelations have been restated here to meet contemporary requirements.The ancient seers presented Vedic Astrology under various assumptions and in allegorical and symbolic languages. They assumed polydimensional extension of human consciousness which was closely related with planetary impulses. Apart from the general approach to this ancient science, the study presents in depth the astrological description of the nature of man. It also provides deeper implications of various planetary combinations.Advanced practitioners as well as general readers will find the book informative, illuminating and highly rewarding.About the Author :-Bepin Behari, an Economist by profession, an alumnus of Patna and London Universities, retired from the Government of India service as a diplomat. He has studied Vedic Astrology for more than fifty years and has published more than fifteen books on the subject. He has lectured in several European countries and in the United States. His articles have been published in English, Dutch and Spanish. Currently some of his books are being translated into French and German. He is recognised as one of the foremost Vedic astrologers of the world. His Revelation of Lunar Mansions and Zodiacal Signs has already acquired an international readership. His forthcoming title The Law of Ultimate Destiny is expected to lay down a novel foundation for New Age Astrology.

Genres: Astrology

Paperback

First published November 13, 2013

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