Indian Culture (Journal of the Indian Research Institute) January 1941 (Jan-Mar)

The excellent character of this itew Journal and the high standard of articles published in it and the enterprise nd devotion of the group of the Bengali scholars seem to make Indian Culture ightly and completely fill the great void created by the unfortunate discontinAnce of the great epoch making journal the Indian Antiquary. [...] It also contains an account of the influence of these grahas on the life of the human beings and also the illustrations of the 12 signs of the Zodiac. [...] This is shown by the illustrations of the grahas which are executed in the style of Nepalese miniature paintings of Dhyani-Buddhas and also by the rpresentation of the third sign of the zodiac as a Buddhist Yab-Tum. [...] After reciting this mantra he goes out of the city and in the aftenoon facing the south worships the graha-mearkii guska and then throws away on all sides the food and other things of the offering. [...] After reciting this mantra he goes outside the city and in the afternoon facing the north worships the graha-matrkii Aryaka and throws on all sides the food and other things of the offering.