The Art of Matching Charts (Buddhist Tradition S.) - By Gayatri Devi Vasudev (Author) - MLBD Publications

This book is a complete and comprehensive guide to the intricate art of matching charts. For the first time ever, the book tells you what actually constitutes matching of charts and how to go about it. It shows you how to avoid charts that show marriage breakdown due to: \n \nPremature death \nSevere incompatibility \nMental and psychological aberrations \nLoss of spouse \nInfidelity \n \nIt contains examples from the author's case studies on: \n \nGood \nPoor Matching \nDosha-ridden Matching \nDosha-free Matching \n \nIt also answers questions on all that you ever wanted to know about matching of charts. Matching of charts for marriage is a very important area of astrology. Matching becomes indispensable if we realise that there are more factors than meet the eye that go to make a marriage not only happy but also lasting. This volume on the important subject of horoscope matching is meant to give a correct idea of the complex process involved in it. It is a complete and comprehensive guide to the intricate art of matching charts. Nowhere in the world except, perhaps, in India have marriages survived lifelong for generations. This is solely because marriages are made on astrological factors. For the first time ever, this book tells you what actually constitutes matching of charts and how to go about it. It shows you how to overcome the situation when charts show marriage breakdown due to: premature death, severe incompatibility, mental and psychological aberrations, loss of spouse, infidelity. It contains practical examples from the author's case studies on: good matching, poor matching, dosha-ridden matching, dosha-free matching. This book is a compilation of author's editorials that have appeared earlier in The Astrological Magazine. The illustrations and the questions and answers are additional and aimed at clearing some common doubts usually encountered while matching charts will help in removing many misconceptions on the subject amongst the laymen and in educating the students on the complex art of matching. \n

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