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Theory of Divisions

The divisions of the signs and the construction of Divisional charts from them are based on certain principles and bear certain characteristics. Principle of equal…

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Jyotisa Guru

Pt.Sanjay Rath
Sanjay Rath belongs to a traditional family of astrologers from Bira Balabhadrapur Sasan village of Puri, Orissa, which trace their lineage back to Shri Achyuta Das (Sri Achyutananda).
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Sarbani Rath, Jaimini Scholar (DBC)
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Glorious Gītā Chapter XI

Padma Purāṇa Extract Lord Shiva said “My dear Pārvatī, now I will relate to you the glories of the Eleventh...

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Viṁśāṁśa Presentation

Lessons The one-twentieth potion of the rāśi maps to the 8<sup>th</sup> house in the second cycle and shows the path...

Vivāha: Marriage

Vivāha is the most important part of the navāṁśa. The greatest secret of our tradition is now public knowledge –...

D12: Grandparents

Dvādaśāṁśa and grandparents Grandparents, both maternal and paternal are examined from the dvādaśāṁśa. The paternal grandparents are seen from the...

Varāhamihira Drekkāṇa

Nomenclature: from Varāhamihira Mihira Drekkana or D3-M Varāhamihira defines the horā and drekkāṇa in the opening chapter of Bṛhat Jātaka...

D9 Janma

Navāṁśa is a print of the karma of past life manifesting in this life. It starts right from the moment...

Sarbani Rath

Born on the Thirtieth day of June 1962 in Calcutta, India at seventeen minutes past midnight, to very pious parents Ashoke Kumar Sarkar and Aloka, who were the third generation in the Sarkar family directly associating with the Ramakrishna order. Sarbani had the good fortune of associating with the saṅnyāsins of the Śrī Sāradā Math from birth. When only four years old she learnt how to make the Śiva Liñga with mud from the banks of the Gaṅgā and worship with sixteen offerings (ṣoḍaśa upacāra), mantra and mudra. The grace of Holy Mother Śrī Sāradā Ma flowed as she learnt Sanskrit and vedic literature including purāṇa and various spiritual practises directly from the Math.