The Hindu Book of Astrology presents the traditional science of Jyotisha as both a technical discipline and a sacred interpretive art. Its content likely moves through planetary influences, zodiacal signs, houses, horoscopic judgment, and the karmic assumptions that distinguish Hindu astrology from many Western systems. Written in an instructional yet reverent style, the book belongs to a long literary context in which astronomy, ritual timekeeping, divination, and religious philosophy are treated as interdependent ways of understanding cosmic order. Bhakti Seva's name itself suggests a devotional orientation: bhakti meaning loving devotion and seva meaning service. This spiritual framing is important, for Hindu astrology is not merely predictive but ethical and metaphysical, concerned with dharma, karma, auspicious timing, and self-knowledge. The author's approach may be understood as an effort to transmit astrological learning as a form of service, preserving an inherited intellectual tradition for readers seeking guidance beyond modern secular rationalism. This book is recommended for readers interested in astrology, Hindu thought, comparative esotericism, and the history of sacred sciences. It will especially reward those who want to see astrology not as entertainment, but as a disciplined symbolic language shaped by religion, cosmology, and practical human concern.

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Bhakti Seva is an Indian writer and astrologist. He introduced the reader to the world of astrology, what the signs mean and how could one tap into this knowledge to find out more about oneself and how to better succeed in life.