Unravelling Puzzle 1. Eighth house 2. Basic parameters 3. Jaimini 4. PAM 5. Mathematical principles 6. Dasha Part 2: 1. Hora lagna 2. Strength of planets & signs 3. Modified PAM 4. Divisional charts 5. Nirayan shoola dasha 16. TwinsThis is a comprehensive survey of longevity in the natal chart, seen from a variety of perspectives. The book opens with general rules: Planets in the various houses & signs give various results, long or short. Goel summarizes. We then get into a more serious analysis, where the chart as a whole is analyzed for longevity. Houses, planets, divisional charts, etc. We look at the Jaimini method, as well as PAM. Which is an acronym for Poorn Ahu (100 years) Alpa Ayu (33 years), and, Madhya Ayu (66 years) Which leads us to a chapter on strictly mathematical models. Which is Ayurdaya, which comprises a number of fairly straightforward calculations that result in a specific Final Day of life. The old Matrix Vedic program would produce five different calculations, each different, each of which gave a specific number of years, months & days of life. (The program NEVER gave a calendar date per se. This was so as to not shock the recipient. To learn that one would die at the age of 45 years, 6 months & three days was psychologically not at all the same as dying on January 23, 1987, even if that was the exact day specified.) The old Matrix program gave the results of the Jaimini, Amsayurdaya, Pindayurdaya & Nisargalaya calculations. I used to have mine but lost them. I've already outlived a couple of them.of Longevity - from Amzon