produce setbacks. Some umbecoming incidents takes place.
The dasa
periods can be compared with a clock which denotes the exact tinie
and period and life pendulum ticks the incidental hour creating
sometimes havoc in a person's life. The author, a competent astrologer
has illustrated the ways to avert these mishaps caused by planets by
providing timely and accurate solutions accordingly.
Mother Earth's blessings are plentiful beyond hope, of which health
is the most precious treasure a man can possess. Disease and ill-health
can make an emperor's fate break into pieces. Health is like a majic
wand to a perions fate. The famous poet John Keats due to his
ill-health breathed his last at a very young age and world has lost the
sweet fragrance of his pen. Rabindranath Tagore with his robust health
and long life won Nobel Prize and has become the poet of all ages.
The celestial heavenly bodies plays a significant role in conditioning a
native's health. Astrology with proper prediction and intervention can
modify a native's health condition. If from the very beginning a native
takes proper precautionary measures he or she can be almost free
from disease. In a famous article "Science and Health" Mary Baker
Eddy opined that "We classify the disease as error, which mind can
heal." The author through his experienced pen has shown through
astrology to adopt right remedy to wipe out the misdemeanour which
every man and woman commits-business tycoons to ragpickers.
Disease and ill-health are the greatest menace to mankind. The author
with lucid illustrations has shown how the interaction of the planets
cause health hazards leading to various diseases. He has also provided
note-worthy remedies for the native's concerned.
Death is a very cruel sting in a native's fate. Nobody can overcome
death. Some die young and some die old. "Death is here, death is
there, Death is busy everywhere" by Shelly (1820).
The greatest responsibility of an astrologer is the proper forecastings
of death. Here again the author has accurately depicted the moment of
death. He has cited invaluable examples of untimely death — why and
when this unnatural death occurs. Unnatural death is like a cruel reaper
who with his keen sickle reaps the bearded grain at a breadth, even the
flowers that grow between them.
In the last chapter he speaks of the transits which denotes the
present position the planets on the sky. The celestial movements of
these planets from one side to other bring some changes in life -
sometime ascending and sometimes descending of the ladder takes
place. Through this book the sincere intention of the author is to
