Article by David OsbornIn Medical Astrology, each planet represents a certain set of physiological or metabolic functions tied together by a common theme, which concerns the planet’s inherent nature and temperament.  And, like everything else in Greek Medicine, even the far-flung planets have their own inherent nature and temperament.The main …

Article by David OsbornHippocrates, the Father of Greek Medicine, once said that the physician who was ignorant of astrology could not rightly call himself a physician.Galen, however, was a hard-headed empiricist who tended to be more skeptical regarding Medical Astrology.  Nevertheless, the use of astrology in medicine and holistic healing …

Article by David A. GoldsteinIntroduction:  Neecha (Debilitated) Planet Analytical ApproachAt the time of this writing, Serena Williams, the number one-ranked women’s tennis champion just won the French Open final in a tantalizing competition with Maria Sharapova, currently the number two-ranked women’s tennis player.  The power of Serena’s serve is exceptional and her intense competitive spirit …

Article by D.K. SenAssassination or Murder of prominent political persons like Presidents, Prime Ministers or similar important figures on the countries political scene is a matter of great concern not only to the political persons and their family members, but to us all in general and the astrological students in …

Article by D.K. SenChart 1Reckoning Point:Sun = 302° 14’Moon = 275° 23’Add = 22° 30’ Total = 600°.07’ Expunging 360° we get 240° 07’ which is Sg.Male chart. Hence reckoning from the point Sg, which is Odd, Dwisvabhava. Hence counting regular order and it will be in 1-5-9, 2-6-10, 3-7-11 …

Article by Ciro Discepolo From the book “Lunar Returns and Earth Returns”, Ricerca ’90 PublisherSeveral times, with practical examples both in my books and in my magazine Ricerca ’90, I have shown how to aim a Solar Return and/or a Lunar Return ‘on the fly’ – or better said: ‘on the flight’ …

Article by Chandrashekhar SharmaSr.No.Nadi Names in Guru NadiAmshas In Ar, Cn, Li & Cp SignsAmshas in Ta, Le, Sc & Aq SignsAmshas in Ge, Vi, Sg & Pi Signs1Vasudhā0°-12’29°48’-30°15°-15°12’2Vaishnavi0°12’-0°24’29°36’-29°4815°12’-15°24’3Brāhmi0°24’-0°36’29°24’-29°36’15°24’-15°36’4KālkooTa0°36’-0°48’29°12’-29°24’15°36’-15°48’5ShankarI0°48’- 1°29°-29°12’15°48’-16°6SudhākarI1°-1°12’28°48-29°16°-16°12’7Samā1°12’-1°24’28°36’-28°48’16°12’-16°24’8Sāmyā1°24’-1°36’28°24’-28°36’16°24’-16°36’9Surā1°36’-1°48’28°12’-28°24’16°36’-16°48’10Mayā1°48’-2°28°-28°12’16°48’-17°11Manoharā2°-2°12’27°48’-28°17°-17°12’12MādhavI2°12’-2°24’27°36’-27°48’17°12’-17°24’13Manjuswanā2°24’-2°36’27°24’-27-36’17°24’-17°36’14Ghorā2°36’-2°48’27°12-27°24’17°36’-17°48’15KumbhinI2°48’-3°27°-27°12’17°48’- 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Translated bySri. Agnihotram Venkata Narayacharyulu and Smt. Shakuntala GowrishankarSanskrit Editor: Sri Chandrashehkhar SharmaSpecial Thanks To: Upendra Angnihotramअथ भीष्मकयोगफलम्॥atha bhīṣmakayogaphalam ||Result of Bhismaka yoga.तुर्येशोवाष्टलग्नेशः क्रूरो वा क्रूरसंयुतः॥सूर्ये षष्टाष्टमेऽरिष्टे क्रूरक्षेत्रे च पापगाः॥ ६२॥turyeśovāṣṭalagneśaḥ krūro vā  krūrasaṁyutaḥ ||sūrye ṣaṣṭāṣṭame’riṣṭe krūrakṣetre ca pāpagāḥ || 62 ||Bhismaka yoga is formed when 4th lord or 8th lord and …