Classical text - Sanskrit with English
A book on prashna attributed to Varahamihira
Daivajna Vallabha is a book on prashna, attributed by tradition to Varahamihira. It reads the chart of the moment a question is asked: good and bad results, gain and loss, travel, an enemy, victory, health, lost things, the thought in the asker's mind, rain, marriage and the birth of a child. 15 chapters, 248 verses. Each verse has the Sanskrit, our plain English and Hindi.
Start with chapter 1 and chapter 2, then open the chapter that matches your question.
All 15 chapters, grouped by what they are for. Each one opens on its own page, with every verse in Sanskrit and the English beside it where we have it.
How strong each planet is and what each house stands for.
Whether a traveller goes, turns back or returns, and how safe the road is.
A book on prashna, the question chart, attributed by tradition to Varahamihira. It reads the chart of the moment a question is asked, in 15 chapters.
Good and bad results, gain and loss, travel, an enemy's coming and going, victory, health, lost things, the thought in the mind, rain, marriage and the birth of a child.
Fifteen chapters and 248 verses. Each verse has the Sanskrit, our plain English and Hindi.
The chart cast for the moment a question is asked. Verse 1.2 says the astrologer first studies the states of the planets and the house results, then answers.
Our own plain English, made verse by verse from our checked Sanskrit.
Health, marriage and the birth of a son or daughter.
Gain and loss, lost things, the thought in the mind, rain and other questions.