It is my profound privilege to present before the esteemed readers the English translation of the most inspiring and enlightening ancient classic Maansagari which was composed by Harji, the son of a head priest from Gujarat who was a devout scholar of Vedic Sastras and was known for his great virtues. This primeval Grantha secured a coveted position and created a distinct niche in the astrological domain for its many remarkable and unique expositions. The much evolved and original character of the features covered in this text are so creative and rare that great astrologers termed this extra ordinary treatise as "Maansagari Paddhiti" and its most of the principles and weighty dictums are believed to be based on both Parasari and Bhrigu schools of thought. Maansagari Paddhiti as the textual nomenclature suggests is the unique system of delineating horoscopes. It is a complete text explaining the use of many Yogas, different Dasa systems, transits as such and various Chakras. There is no other text which deals with all these lesser known tools of astrological prognostication namely Vargas, Dasas and Chakras. In this translation, all possible cross-references are cited to present the views of other writers as well as explanation of principles through examples and horoscopes have been presented, for the use by the students and scholars. Maansagari acquired a marked and definitive status amongst the distinctive classic s of olden era. This Book handles the most intricate subjects in a comprehensive and authoritative manner and encompasses almost all the aspects of the human life. This highly acclaimed treatise has not omitted any thing from its purview. It is because of these refined and pronounced dispensations, this book is greatly appreciated and is famous even today as it used to be in the ancient time. In fact, the eminent scholars and other avid readers attach much credence for its exceptional compositions. A chronicle description of the text in the form of synopsis is being brought in hereafter with a view to give a brief expose to the wide range of subjects having been condensed in five chapters.