Alan Annand: 6 books

Kala Sarpa, “the serpent of time,” is an astrological pattern wherein all of the planets occupy half of the chart as defined by the axis of the moon’s nodes, Rahu and Ketu. Although one in eight people have Kala Sarpa in their charts, few know whether it constitutes a yoga, a sign of power and...

A six-pack sampler of short fiction by Alan Annand: humor, crime and WW2 adventure.Bananarama: Reformed meat-eater embarks on a 15-day bananas-and-orange-juice diet, with surprising side effects.The Date Square Killer: Mild-mannered hit man finds love, social justice and the meaning...

Stellar Astrology, Volume 2, is a second compilation of articles covering topics in Jyotish, or Vedic astrology. Techniques for analysis and forecasting are illustrated through a series of articles – biographical profiles, criminal and mundane events, political and spiritual luminaries, and technical...

Parivartana Yogas are said to be among the most powerful of planetary combinations, having the capacity to link the effects of two astrological houses in a chart. However, aside from what we find explicitly in Mantreswara’s Phala Deepika, there’s little in the literature – neither in the many...

Approximately 43% of us have a mutual reception by sign in our birth chart, ie, when two planets simultaneously occupy each other’s sign. It’s a powerful combination that links the effects of two houses in a chart, yet it’s one of the least understood patterns in astrology. This book, an invaluable...

Applications in Vedic astrology (jyotish): a compilation of essays on techniques, in-depth celebrity profiles, and analysis of mundane events. A highly informative reference work for serious students of astrology written by an astrologer experienced in both western and Vedic systems.