Sandhuji,

The birth details are as follows:

14 Nov 1973, 5.51 PM, Jallandhar India.

Look forward to your analysis.

Namaskar

Dear Akshay

Let me source the book of Sh goel, will be back after i iterpret his views in the meanwhile i request the esteemed members to shed some light on the dasha issue.

Regards

J.s.sandhu


Ps- My coming back with a reply may take  a few days as , i work in a MNC and it depends on the time i will be able to muster.

Hello Sandhuji,

Rightly said, the chara dasas  should be wisely used for finer tunings. It being a part of Vedic Astrology has much wisdom. But Vimshattari dasa, I feel . should be the main. t is like plasticine and most marriagable, like vodka and Gin amongts alcohols. It talks of all angles.

In radios and other musical gadgets, the sound would never be complete without fine tuning.

The result of Shodashottari dasa, I am aware of, but would not try to create bias, but would leave it to experiment; and will post details hen I am reasonably free to concentrate.

Rishiahul

Dear Rishi ji

I agree with you , In fact i am not dextrous enough to deal with Shodashottari dasa and there are not very many people who can use the
dasha accurately, for experimentation and learning the finer nuances its ok.  Even RR in his book crystal jyotish agrees to the effectiveness of vimoshottari dasha system.


Regards

J.s.sandhu











Hello Sandhuji,

Rightly said, the chara dasas  should be wisely used for finer tunings. It being a part of Vedic Astrology has much wisdom. But Vimshattari dasa, I feel . should be the main. t is like plasticine and most marriagable, like vodka and Gin amongts alcohols. It talks of all angles.

In radios and other musical gadgets, the sound would never be complete without fine tuning.

The result of Shodashottari dasa, I am aware of, but would not try to create bias, but would leave it to experiment; and will post details hen I am reasonably free to concentrate.

Rishiahul[/quote]

Dear All here is what Rohini ranjan says About Dasha Usage, In his book Crystal pages Jyotish.

CHAPTER V: TIMING, THE VIMSHOTTARI DASHA PROGRESSION
The vimshottari dasha system for timing of events is an important technique in vedic astrology.
Ancient masters had described numerous systems of dashas (planetary periods) in their works. Whether all
of those were fully-tested techniques is very hard to decipher. Most vedic texts are collections of Sanskrit
verses in which the old masters had inscribed in an ornate, yet poignant manner the various planetary effects,
but only rarely did they provide accompanying illustrative examples. Over the years, later astrologers have
attempted to test the validity of many of these dashas using approaches that have varied tremendously in
their degree of acuity, rigor and objectivity. Most contemporary experts in vedic astrology agree that, if the
proof of the pudding is in the eating, vimshottari dasha (based on lunar progression) is probably one of the
most valid and accurate systems for timing of events not only in natal charts but also in annual, national
(mundane) and horary horoscopes. This is not to imply that the Kalachakra, Yogini and Jaimini dashas that
have found a new lease in life, recently, are not to be taken seriously. In fact, utilizing more than one dasha
almost invariably leads to better insights into timing of a specific event because of the enhanced opportunity
for (weight of evidence) confirmation that is available when several methods for tracking of the astrological
signatures underlying expected events are used. However, the beginner should first learn vimshottari and this
is what we will focus on, primarily in this course and when we refer to dasha, it must be taken to mean
vimshottari dasha.

Regards

J.s.sandhu



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