Predict with Trishamsha

by V.P. Goel

This book helps you in deciding your Trishamsha. Trishamsha can be a chart of fortune or a chart of misfortune. Parashar has strongly recommended using Trishamsha for all predictions. This book gives simple approach for analysis of this Varga. Trishamsha has a big role in marriage predictions. In Dasha analysis this chart is important. All these have been explained with number of example charts. Vinod Prakash Goel is a former officer of the Indian Engineering Services and has served the Ministry of Defense, Government of India. He also held senior managerial positions with private companies in India and abroad before setting up a business in engineering, manufacturing and contracting. V.P. Goel is an M.Tech. from IIT Kharagpur and B.Sc. Mechanical Engineering (Honors) from Banaras Hindu University. In the years 1999 and 2000, he was awarded the Gold Medals for Jyotish Alankar and Jyotish Acharya at the Institute of Astrology, Bhartiya Vidya Bhavan, New Delhi. V.P. Goel has been teaching Vedic Astrology for many years. He has written several books on varied subjects in Jyotish. Comprehensive Prediction by Divisional An original research work Predict with Trishamsha Predict with Saptamsha Predict With Navamsha Predict With Dashamsha Predicting Through Shasti Hayani An Original and Fundamental Research Predicting through Jaimini Astrology Unravelling Puzzle of An Original Hindu Astrology Series Snapshots Prediction Using Yogini Dasha Locate Disease Astrologically Unravelling Puzzle of An Original Research Predicting Through Shodashottary Dasha an Original and Fundamental Research Predict Comprehensively Through Divisional An Original Hindu Astrology Series

Genres: Astrology

160 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 26, 2020

Reviews

[Sky · Rating 2 out of 5]

This book contains some interesting information, but unfortunately, the author constantly contradicts himself in this book and also compared to what he teaches in his other books as well. For example, in his "Marriage Matters" chapter, he judges the happiness and sustainability of a marriage mainly by the D30 Iyer Trimshamsha, but he doesn't do it like that in his other books. He does look at other charts (D1, D9, D30 Parashar Trishamsha) in this book as well, but it seems like they are not considered as important at all unless they fit his narrative. In some examples, the D1 and D9 charts look very bad for the marriage, and even the D30 Parashar Trishamsha chart doesn't really look that great either, but because the D30 Iyer Trimshamsha says something good, he claims the marriage is happy and long-lasting. There are charts where every chart seems between bad and mediocre at best, but he claims it's a happy marriage and ignores all the red flags from all charts. His way of judging marriages here just doesn't make any sense, and it goes against his previous books. The author's way of reading charts is very inconsistent.