How to Study Divisional Charts - With Illustations Based On Systems' Approach for Interpreting Horoscopes

192 Pages. Tight straight book with no marks or stamps and a faultless interior. A divisional chart or a varga chart is erected by dividing a sign into parts. For example, if you want a divisional chart for one ninth part of a sign (Rasi), divide the 30° i.e. extent of a sign in nine equal parts of 3 degrees 20' each. Then we have a standard methodology of reckoning the signs of natal planets (planetary position as noted at the time of birth) as well as the rising degree of the ascendant in the divisional chart for ninth part which is known as the navamsa chart. You can make the divisional charts with the help of the tables 12 to 24 given at the end of the book. Here is the natal sign and degree of a planet and you can see its corresponding position in the divisional chart. For example, if an ascendant is rising in Virgo 23°, its position in decante would be Taurus; in Turyamsa it would be Gemini; in Panchamsa it would be Leo; in Sapthamsa it would be Leo; and so on and so forth. The natal sign is to be read in columns and natal degrees are to be read in the rows. The corresponding number reckoned with the help of the column position and row position represents the sign number in the concemed divsional chart. 1. Why study Divisional Charts? 2. How to Study Divisional Charts? 3. Analysing Debilitated Planets 4. Analysing Combust Planets 5. Special Reference to the Main Period of Ketu 6. Remedial Measures in the aid of Astrology 7. Analysis of Hora 8. Analysis of Decante 9. Analysis of Turyamsa 10. Analysis of Shashthamsa 11. Analysis of Sapthamsa 12. Analysis of Ashthamsa 13. Analysis of Navamsa - Timing of Marriage 14. Analysis of Dasamsa 15. Comprehension of Classical Principles 16. Some Useful Tables.…