ISBN: 9789348911186
Author: Ranjan Pal
Year of Publication: Jul'2025
Binding: PB
Language: English
No. of Pages: 264
ABOUT THE BOOK : The Navamsa chart (D9) in Vedic astrology is the most important divisional chart as per all of our revised sage astrologers and modern masters. Virtually no practicing astrologer makes predictions on clients without looking at the D9 for any arena of a Person’s life. However, the irony is that there are only a handful of modern Vedic astrology books that are dedicated on the D9, given the huge importance of this topic – leave alone a book targeted for students of Parashari astrology. As per a survey. Most students find it daunting to read both the D1 and D9 charts together while making jyotish assessments. This first-of-its kind textbook, addressed mainly for students (the beginner of the advanced), solves this problem and take4s a direct approach to lay down in the simplest, logical, and practically illustrative flavor the conceptual, usage, and predictive elements of the navamsa chart with 50 worked out examples. The book also consists of 36 unsolved examples for discussion in classroom environments between students and faculty. The textbook takes the reader on beautiful and easy do-it-yourself (DIY) journey to predict life events using a necessary combination of D1 and the D9charts.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR : Dr. Ranjan Pal is a jyotish scholar who is formally and personally trained in Vedic astrology research under Dr. Richa Shukla – a direct disciple of Shri K.N. Rao. He is also interested in the Vedic Advaita philosophy. In his work life, Ranjan is a cybersecurity expert who holds the position of a Research Scientist and faculty member at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA. He is a working group member of the World Economic Forum and has been strategic advisor to governments and corporations worldwide. Ranjan has held research positions at the University of Cambridge, UK. Princeton University, USA. And King’s College London. H has also been on the visiting faculty of Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, Indian institute of Management Ahmedabad. Indian Institute of Management Calcutta, Indian School of Business, Tsinghua University. China, Dhirubhai Ambani Institute of Information and Communication Technology. India and the All India Institute of Medical Sciences.