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How To Judge A Horoscope (Volume 1) explains to readers how to accurately read a horoscope and apply it to their everyday lives. Summary Of The Book How To Judge A Horoscope (Volume 1) gives readers a practical insight into understanding a horoscope. This book concentrates on the first six houses that talk about the journey of a soul, beginning from birth. It makes astrology more accessible to the layman, with lucid and simple language. It moves away from the traditional methods of studying astrological charts. The first house talks about a person's birth and goes further into childhood, development of mind and body, character formation in early years and more. The second house stands for one’s face, their manners, family, food and also the cause of death. In the third house, the bond between a brother and sister is discussed. It also focuses on other relatives in the family and gauges intelligence. How To Judge A Horoscope (Volume 1) provides understanding of the fourth house stating that it represents peace, education, domestic life, and family property. The fifth house stands for one’s children, reputation, and emotional ties. The sixth house is essential for finances, and also has a hold over sickness, stress, and other negativity. Every house has been thoroughly examined with the help of examples and illustrations. The charts in the book can be studied with ease, as the basic principles that govern the charts have been explained. It also talks about different combinations of the sun and planets, that can affect one’s personality or situation at that particular time. About B. V. Raman B. V. Raman was a noted astrologer and writer. He also authored Three Hundred Important Combinations, Planetary Influences on Human Affairs, Bhavartha Ratnakara, Astrology in Predicting Weather and Earthquakes, and Hindu Astrology and the West. He was born in Bangalore in 1912. He was the editor of The Astrological Magazine for over six decades. He toured countries like Germany, England, Italy, France, USA, Canada, and other nations, teaching the nuances of Indian astrology. He was the founder of the Raman & Rajeswari Research Foundation, an institution that encourages astrological studies. He was responsible for Vedic astrology gaining reputation in India and abroad.