Dictionary Of Astrology By J.N. Bhasin

Preface by the Editor

Astrology, which was considered formerly be an exercise superstitious beliefs, fast growing into modern science More and more educated people are being drawn towards lot research work being carried on and there more and more communication not only between different regional systems but also between different branches prognostication.

This inter-communication has created some problems also. For example, Indian authors their English Texts translated works, often use Indian terminology. The Western readers may find difficult follow that smoothly. Similarly, the Indian readers may find difficult follow certain Western terms which are alien their own system

The present book unique, first attempt of its kind, to minimise such difficulties of course, some books like "Alan Leo's Dictionary of Language of Astrology are available, but they cannot considered to be complete, especially from Indian point view. This book is bold attempt to fill that gap. will help both the readers-Indian well as and further facilitate intercommunication

The book divided into four sections. The first section deals with terminology, both Indian and Western. The second section deals with definitions, synonyms and other relevant informations, which will be of immense help to readers, beginners well as scholars will also act ready reckoner for them. The third section contains various combinations, good and bad, as given in ancient texts. These form the basis of prediction for the Indian system. Section IV, some useful tables are Thus, the book will serve not only as dictionary