Nakshatras Part 1

Welcome to the revised version of Nakshatras. The journey from Ashwini to Revati is the journey of liberation, as we will try to find out through this series of books. The first two nakshatras Ashwini and Bharani deal more with the early stages of evolution. On the other hand, the last two nakshatras Uttarabhadrapada and Revati deal more with the final stages of evolution. Between the beginning and completion of this journey, each soul crosses many levels and stages of evolution; represented by different nakshatras. Through this series of books, we will try to understand the role of different nakshatras in shaping our personalities as well as in indicating our stages of evolution at the beginning of various lives that we assume. This book features the first 14 nakshatras from Ashwini to Chitra.

Each nakshatra has some qualities and signification associated with it. Based on this qualities and signification I am going to describe the 100 predictive points.In this book I am going to describe 100 predictive techniques of first 9 nakshatras Ashwini, Bharani Krittika,rohini, mrigashira, ardra, punarvasu, pushya and ashlesha nakshatra. Readers can use this points in their daily predictive with planets placed in it. I hope readers will love it. Regards, Saket Shah

Dear Reader, We always wonder what nakshatra is in astrology. It is actually the soul of astrology and to implement it in prediction we need to have in depth knowledge of it. So here I am explaining the very philosophical and in depth meaning of each nakshatra. Nakshatras has been used in Vedic times to predict lot of events and its philosophical nature effects the human at every level. This concept is very big and very difficult to understand and remember but this book will help you guide and explore the world of nakshatras. Once you read it and understand it you will be able to predict the qualities of nakshatras easily. I am trying my best to explain deep details of each nakshatra to gain wisdom for serious lover of astrology. In ancient times zodiac was less used and nakshatra was more of used so lets begin our journey in to the ocean of divine knowledge and explore the concept of nakshatra philosophically. Hope you will love reading my work and enjoy it. This is Part 1 in which I am describing first 5 nakshatras that are Ashwini, Bharani, Krittika, Rohini and Mrighashira Regards, Saket Shah

Welcome to the revised version of Nakshatras. The journey from Ashwini to Revati is the journey of liberation, as we will try to find out through this series of books. The first two nakshatras Ashwini and Bharani deal more with the early stages of evolution. On the other hand, the last two nakshatras Uttarabhadrapada and Revati deal more with the final stages of evolution. Between the beginning and completion of this journey, each soul crosses many levels and stages of evolution; represented by different nakshatras. Through this series of books, we will try to understand the role of different nakshatras in shaping our personalities as well as in indicating our stages of evolution at the beginning of various lives that we assume. This book features the last 13 nakshatras from Swati to Revati.

Dear Reader, We always wonder what nakshatra is in astrology. It is actually the soul of astrology and to implement it in prediction we need to have in depth knowledge of it. So here I am explaining the very philosophical and in depth meaning of each nakshatra. Nakshatras has been used in Vedic times to predict lot of events and its philosophical nature effects the human at every level. This concept is very big and very difficult to understand and remember but this book will help you guide and explore the world of nakshatras. Once you read it and understand it you will be able to predict the qualities of nakshatras easily. I am trying my best to explain deep details of each nakshatra to gain wisdom for serious lover of astrology. In ancient times zodiac was less used and nakshatra was more of used so lets begin our journey in to the ocean of divine knowledge and explore the concept of nakshatra philosophically. Hope you will love reading my work and enjoy it. This is Part 3 in which I am describing next 8 nakshatras that are Uttara Phalguni, Hasta, Chitra, Swati, Vishakha Anuradha, Jyeshta and Moola Regards, Saket Shah

The Book by Dr. Dennis Harness provides an excellent practical presentation to this important astrological system. It shows us how to access the wisdom of the Nakshatras in our personal life and for our society. Through it, the modern reader can understand the energies of their stars and learn how to utilize these to bring their lives into harmony with the great forces of the universe. The book is a must reading not only for any students of astrology but for any students of astrology but for anyone interested in self-development or spiritual growth.

About the Book: "Nakshatras: The Blueprint to Your Personality and Destiny - Volume 1" delves into the profound realm of astrology, spotlighting the significance of the 27 nakshatras as the fundamental building blocks. These celestial entities encircle our solar system, playing a pivotal role in deciphering the human psyche and timing life's unfolding events. Drawing from Rishi Parashara's Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, the book emphasizes that understanding nakshatras is integral to grasping the essence of time. It unfolds as a self-help guide, unraveling the complexities of nakshatras through captivating stories, making it accessible for both astrology enthusiasts and those new to the subject. The placement of planets in specific nakshatras is portrayed as a revelation of our inner selves, often unveiling strengths unbeknownst to us. About the Author: Anuradha Sharda is a distinguished Vedic Astrologer and Tarot Coach with over two decades of experience. Her expertise extends to extensive research on Retrograde Planets, Nakshatras, and Panchang. Having worked internationally, she brings a global perspective to Vedic Astrology's impact. Anuradha is passionate about passing on this knowledge, evident in her teaching and dedication to the next generation. Beyond astrology, Anuradha is an avid reader, particularly of Pauranic stories. She channels her love for these tales into "The Pauranic Podcast," a YouTube channel aimed at sharing the legacy of Sanatan stories with children. Recognizing the power of stories in instilling principles, she sees them as a bridge between generations, connecting her with grandparents in the past and now with children. This book reflects her commitment to making astrology accessible and insightful for all, offering a guide that goes beyond conventional boundaries.