Thanks to the yeoman service rendered by Dr. There are many excellent books on Jyotish written in Sanskrit language by great Maharshis and brilliant scholars. With the Creator said to be one of its eighteen great preceptors, Jyotish Vedic astrology is thought to be as old as this creation is. He is an ardent student of Jyotish and a designated Jyotish Guru at “Sri Jagannath Vedic Centre.” His academic record includes two diplomas equivalent to Bachelor’s degree in Sanskrit at a young age: Sanskrita Bhaashaa Kovida diploma form Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan at an age of 10 and Sanskrita Bhaashaa Visaarada diploma, with distinction from a board in Baroda at an age of 11. He is seriously interested in Jyotish and Sanskrit literature. He works as a software engineer near Boston, USA. Her did his masters at Rice University, Houston, US (1991-1993). Tech in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from Indian Institute of Technology, Madras (1987-1991). Narasimha Rao is an engineer by profession. (5) Some overlapping text in Kalachakra dasa and Tribhagi Vimsottari dasa in the printouts is fixed.P.V.R.

It makes hardly any difference for natal charts (even in divisional charts), but makes a difference in the divisional charts of Tithi Pravesha charts. Look for “Vishnunabhi plane (Chitrapaksha)” under the ayanamsa options. But the plane is also fixed in this variation. While we are fixing the starting point of the zodiac in each ayanamsa, the plane of the zodiac itself is oscillating in the regular ayanamsa implementations. Specifically, you can use a variation of Chitrapaksha ayanamsa (aka Lahiri ayanamsa) that uses the mean Sun-earth plane for projecting planetary positions, instead of the normal oscillating Sun-earth plane. (4) Some more options are added in ayanamsa. However, I strongly recommend using Parasara’s drigdasa. You can still use the drigdasa variation taught by some SJC gurus (including me) in the last 10 years. (3) Drigdasa of Parasara as explained in my Jyotish Digest article is included. This is fixed in version 7.1 and daylight saving time will be correctly calculated for 2007 and later years. So standard time would be incorrectly used instead of daylight saving time for some charts in March, the first few days of April and the last few days of October. The previous version of JHora did not have the correct definition. (2) US changed daylight saving time definition from 2007. Earlier, it would work on Vista, but the preferences could not be saved. (1) Jagannatha Hora now works on Windows Vista. Again it has sooo many options which I do not use/have not learnt to use.īelow is pasted a writing by Narasimhaji,the creator of this software whose knowledge is vast: I have downloaded the software only annd am using it, but not in detail.

Jagannath hora software