Author: Dean Dominic De Lucia
Publisher: TGS Publishing
Published: 2010-02-17
Total Pages: 348
ISBN-13: 9781610330602
DOWNLOAD EBOOKThere are many " how to " books which have been recently produced for the Vedic ( Hindu ) astrology market, and one may question the necessity for another one. There are several reasons for this. For one thing, it does not seem that the modern astrological writers in India who have presented the science in English anticipated exactly how it would be accepted. It is all right enough to write in English for an Indian audience. Hindus are accustomed to receiving information about their own culture without changing it all around or grafting it on to something else; they are quite comfortable with their culture and they are very traditional to begin with. But in the West a more challenging and experimental approach is the norm. Thus, even though the Hindus writers, by and large, have done a reasonable job of making a presentation of the science of astrology to the English-reading public, they have presented it to a public lacking perpective on it. In this sense, the present effort is truly unique. The beginning chapters practically play the role of a book on esoteric astrology. Some very unique philosophical perspectives and mindsets are presented.
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Download or read book Astrologia Vedica written by Dean Dominic De Lucia and published by TGS Publishing. This book was released on 2010-02-17 with total page 348 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: There are many " how to " books which have been recently produced for the Vedic ( Hindu ) astrology market, and one may question the necessity for another one. There are several reasons for this. For one thing, it does not seem that the modern astrological writers in India who have presented the science in English anticipated exactly how it would be accepted. It is all right enough to write in English for an Indian audience. Hindus are accustomed to receiving information about their own culture without changing it all around or grafting it on to something else; they are quite comfortable with their culture and they are very traditional to begin with. But in the West a more challenging and experimental approach is the norm. Thus, even though the Hindus writers, by and large, have done a reasonable job of making a presentation of the science of astrology to the English-reading public, they have presented it to a public lacking perpective on it. In this sense, the present effort is truly unique. The beginning chapters practically play the role of a book on esoteric astrology. Some very unique philosophical perspectives and mindsets are presented.