KRUSHNA B.E.( MECHANICAL), JYOTISH SHASTRI.
ASTROLOGICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE H 2 , M.I.D.C. AREA , SATARA , MAHARASHTRA .. 415004. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
TIMING EVENTS
A RESEARCH WORK IN ASTROLOGY
J.K.’S ASHTAKVARGA SYSTEM
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KRUSHNA B.E.MECH., JYOTISH SHASTRI.
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A door to a New World of Astrology
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PREFACE Astrology is a noble science. Some say that it is indeed an art. Some others reject it as they would an idol or an illusion. Some people who have no disappointments or difficulties in their lives say that they have no faith in astrology. I submit that astrology is not only a science, but that it can very accurately guide you in making correct decisions at every level of your life. It can give very precise results, such as a person’s educational path and career in life, the sharpness of his/her mind or the degree of an individual’s brilliancy for example. Astrology is not fortune telling. It is based on the scientific calculations of the different aspects of planetary constellations at a certain time. People born into this world at any instant have certain characteristics which are related to the positions of the heavenly bodies. These characteristics are different than those people born at other times, according to the planetary positions at their birth. The horoscope is the time chart of the person at the time of birth and from this horoscope, by reverse calculations, one can determine the birth time, birth date and birthplace as well. However, it should be noted that as soon as a child is born, his environment begins to modify his character. Mostly, education and upbringing molds the personality of any individual. We all have certain qualities which, according to our environment, develop in a positive or negative manner. Thus, selfishness may emerge as unselfishness, kindness may become cruelty, and a constructive person may, through frustration, become destructive, and so on. The apparent character depends upon so many variables. . . the country, the area, the surroundings, the family and their customs, the mother and her education, the foods they eat, the teachers and of course, the friends. The latent characteristics with which we were born can therefore, through environment and good or bad training, become something superficially different, and act in contradiction with the astrological descriptions of the character. The true character will be buried deep beneath these essentially superficial traits. As of today, the knowledge of astrology is still incomplete. This is due to a misinterpretation of the writings of the ancient sages because of language barriers and the inability to correctly translate the inner essence of these teachings. Most of these works have been lost through the course of time. The translations of the verses, interpreted by individuals, may not be correct or may be colored by personal opinions. Major untranslated portions are either unavailable or known to certain people and yet have remained hidden. Therefore the present concept of this science contains only a certain portion of it. The same case applies with the Ashtakavarga system. The major portion of it is lost, and
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therefore not available. That is the reason why this very important system is not followed. The Upachayas are referred to in all the textbooks, but its use in finding the results of timed events is not described anywhere. The Ashtakavarga system is a very precise and systematical way of finding the true strengths of the planets. Not only can this system give the strengths of the planets for each and every house, it can also give the shares of the planets, as well as the results of all the houses. All planets aspect the 7th house from themselves, always. The lords of opposite signs are always enemies. Similarly, the opposite house denotes opposite functions. It is easy to note that the seventh sight is always on either the enemies’ house or on its opposite criteria house. The planet in its Uccha sign (exaltation) looks on its neecha sign (debilitation) or vice versa. It should also be noted that in the horoscope, opposite signs have opposite meanings. Consider the 3rd and 9th house for instance. One stands for Initiative and using one’s own efforts to acquire things. The other stands for luck and good fortune. These are opposing factors. Where some people receive many things through sheer luck without expending any effort or struggle to acquire them, others have to struggle long and hard to get anything at all. The Fourth house gives family happiness and its opposite sign, the tenth house, represents Power and authority. Family versus Career. . .If one has power, fame or authority, it becomes difficult for him to assign quality time for his family thus imposing a certain type of conflict. Such is the case with the remaining houses. So, if a planet is in an exalted position in a house, how can it give the same or good results for its opposite sign? Surely it will spoil the results of its opposite sign. Hence it should be noted that any planet that is situated in any particular house will give the opposite results of equal strength but in a negative direction. The strength of the planets should be considered only by the amount of benefic points the planet receives in any particular house. The exaltation or debilitation of the planet according to sign, will definitely increase or reduce the overall result, but this will be based only on the benefic points that any planet gets in any particular house.
While learning this great science from my guru, the late Shri BrijGopal Shastri of Amravati (vidharbha), I came across some handwritten books in his possession on Ashtakavarga. He had explained to me the meaning of so many verses written in that book. Those verses were not available in any of the current books. Meanings of some of those verses have been noted down in my diary. In 1966, I had moved to Satara. There after I had no contact with my guru. While doing detailed study on the subject, I had found that those verses were very important, and had be studied in detail. After a long time, I returned to my native place, and came to know that my guru had passed on and all his hand written material on this subject was no longer available through his heirs. My guru had married very late in life. When he passed on, his children were much too small to understand the science. All his treasures of books were of no use to his heirs, so
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they discarded all of it, and sold it as raddi to kabadi. I was very disappointed and tried to recollect his teachings from my notes. The write-up available with me although not adequate, was sufficiently enough however to study and apply in a brand new direction. There are 150 nadis in every sign. The duration of each nadi is in the range from 8 to 115 seconds. The nadis of twins will be different, and so will be their fate. But unfortunately details about this are not known. Actually the nadi is nothing but the shodasavarga (16th harmonic chart). If we cast all the shodasavarga charts, definitely there will be a change in some of them after a time lapse of even 8 seconds. That is the main reason why the fate of twins is not necessarily the same. The Ashtakavarga system is based on the relative positions of the planets. The benefic or malefic places are determined with respect to the other planets. Therefore this system can be employed for all the 16 divisional charts. Hence only this and this system can give much better results then any other system. I have been a student of astrology from 1961 for nearly 38 years and have experimented in my own way with various methods of interpretations of horoscopes mainly derived from ancient classical sources. The Ashtakavarga System, on which I have received notes, has engaged my attention for a long time now. It occupies an important place in the general scheme of Hindu astrology and offers considerable scope for further research, especially in the matter of timing events. A large number of horoscopes have been studied in the light of Ashtakavarga and a few important discoveries have been made. My specialty lies in finding the period for marriage and timing events. With the help of this Ashtakavarga system and with some research experience in the field, I have full faith in the accuracy of this system. The Ashtakavarga method of prediction has been quite popular with the rank and file of Hindu Astrology. But as usual, the method is so indiscriminately employed that its practical utility is often lost sight of. Under some wrong impression, it was known only as a system for finding out the longevity. It was discarded for some other reasons also. The main reason is the complicated method used for casting the Ashtakavarga of the planets manually. It was a time consuming job, requiring much concentration. But now with the help of computers it is a very easy job. I have also developed an "Ashtakavarga Chakra” which can give the Ashtakavarga and Sarvashtakavarga within a few seconds. With the help of this ‘chakra’, people who don’t have a computer can also cast the Ashtakavarga tables very easily. The particular Ashtakavarga system that was taught to me by my guru, when used in the interpretation of a horoscope, can give very accurate results. I have found this system to be highly useful in making predictions and it is very reliable. Of course, it requires a thorough knowledge of the various principles and rules of astrology, as well as a capacity for interpretative skills.
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While studying various horoscopes, I’ve found vast differences between textbook law and the actual results that come to pass. For instance, as per the text of Hindu astrology, the marriage of an individual is performed when Guru (Jupiter) transits particular houses or makes aspects to the seventh house from itself (i.e. its transit through lagna, third house, seventh, eleventh etc.). So many times, it does not coincide with the fact, although it may do so accidentally. It is also said that when the marriage is related to the seventh house, it is partly true. But it is not always performed in the dasha or antardasha of the lord of seventh house. Jupiter is said to be a very benefic planet. Its aspect on any house enhances the good results. Some say the presence of Jupiter in any house takes away from the results of that particular house. Saturn and Mars are malefic planets and mainly their presence spoils the results of that house. I always observe the discrepancies in such rules. Mostly the results experienced by the person were quite opposite the results given in the textbooks. I have discussed this topic as well with the most renowned personalities on the subject. But unfortunately no one was able to answer exactly to the point. Moreover there was not a single system that was able to consistently give the timing event. The same is the case with the dasha system. There are so many various types of dashas, yet there is no clear understanding given in any text as to which one is correct, or when to follow which dasha system. As per my experience, the Vimshottari dasha system is correct, and gives very satisfactory results. The Ayanamsha factor is also a very important matter in calculating the dasha and the correct value of the ayanamsha can give the correct result for the Vimshottari dasha. In general, it is said that there is a direct relationship between the lord of the house and the dasha or the antardasha lord for considering the timing of an event for the outcome connected to any house. But such a relationship is not experienced. There is no perfect rule which can give the correct timing for an event regarding any house. The dasha system does not always match up with the houses (for which they represent) nor its lord. As a result, many other dasha systems have been introduced by various research scholars. In the Ashtakavarga system the powers of the planets are mainly determined by the relative positions of the planets. This power is greater than the power of the planet by itself in any particular sign or house, thus giving results that are more closely aligned to the facts. All the planets, except for the Sun and the Moon, have dual lordships. Mars is the lord of Aries and Scorpio. Venus is that of Taurus and Libra. Mercury for Gemini and Virgo, Jupiter for Sagittarius and Pisces, and Saturn for Capricorn and Aquarius. There are so many results related to the lordship of the planets, especially the lordship of the 6th, 8th, and 12th houses. If the lord of any sign or
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house is situated in either the 6th, 8th, or 12th, then the result of that house is considered to be spoiled. Though this statement may be correct to some extent, it is not perfect. Regarding the lordship of the sixth house, it is very confusing, because except for the Sun and Moon, all other planets have dual lordship. For a Cancer ascendant, Jupiter is the lord of the sixth and the ninth house. Confusion arises when we have to consider which lord to take into consideration. If it is situated in seventh house, then what will be the effect? Should it be treated as a ninth lord or a sixth lord? When testing the experiences of many people, the results, when applied strictly by the book were vastly different than expected. The planet that is said to be debilitated due to its position in its neecha rashi, or in the house of its debilitation, is experienced as giving good results. Similarly, the planet said to be exalted by sign, was found giving the worst result. This same concept can be stated in a more precise terms in this Ashtakavarga system. The planet should be said to be debilitated when it gets less than 3 points in its Ashtakavarga. The planet that gets more than 4 points should be said to be exalted. The planet that gets 4 points is said to be neutral. It is immaterial which sign it is in. The actual results coincide with the results given in the text when they are judged to be exalted or debilitated only on the Ashtakavarga power. It should also be noted that only the planet alone by its rulership or its placement in any particular house is not sufficient. There are some other houses, which are equally responsible for the results of a particular house. In the textbooks, the first house is said to deal with beginning of the life, health, means of earning (by own effort or by serving others) personality, character and childhood. In general the results related to the first house are judged by its lord, the placement of its lord, the planets situated in first house, planets aspecting the first house, or planets aspecting the lord of first house or situated with it. By applying only these concepts, perfect results will still not be ascertained. Sometimes the answer cannot be found in texts. The same applies here to other houses. The Ayanamsha is an important factor. The sayan (tropical) longitude of the planet less the Ayanamsha is the nirayana (sidereal) longitude of the planets. There is no reliable and perfect value of the ayanamsha. The nirayana Longitude of the planets is based only on the ayanamsha, while the Vimshottari dasha is based on the nirayana longitude of the Moon. The Mahadasha (main period) of Rahu, Jupiter, Saturn, Mercury or Venus is longer, so a difference of even one degree in the ayanamsha can make a difference in the Mahadasha by one and a half years or so, which changes everything. Suppose we are calculating the timing of an event for a marriage. If we find the significator that can indicate marriage in any particular case, but the Antardasha of such a planet differs by one year or so, then the outcome will not be correct. Hence, the Ayanamsha is a very important factor in timing the event. I prefer to use my own customized ayanamsha which is shorter than the Lahiri by 54 minutes and gives me the most accurate results. In some cases the answer only differs by approximately 18 days.
An Astrologer’s Code of Conduct by Krushna Jugalkalani 1) I know that astrology is a truth and a Godly science, so a misuse of this science is an insult to my God. 2) I will use this science for social service and as a form of worship to my God. 3) I am aware of the flaws in human beings and will not treat any person with less importance when giving my guidance. 4) I will not misuse this science for the teaching of any religion, social matter or any unlawful act. Giving my guidance in such matters means my involvement in that act. 5) If I do not get an answer from the chart, I will NOT give my guidance! No guidance is better than the wrong guidance and I will accept my limitations about the chart as well as my own limitations as an astrologer. 6) I will not abuse or malign any other astrologer, nor will I take unfair advantage of another person’s astrological knowledge by advertising unnecessarily at their expense without proper and due credit. 7) I will try to increase my knowledge and share it sincerely with other people of similar interests. 8) I will behave truthfully and honestly at all times and keep my conduct pure in heart. 9) Any information received from a client, in the course of giving my guidance to that person, shall be kept in strict confidence. 10) I will not use any chart for purposes of public discussion by identifying the native by name, unless I have his or her explicit permission to do so, nor will I misuse any information given to me by that person.
LESSON 36 Jupiter Delay Scenarios Under what Conditions Will Jupiter cause a Delay? Jupiter is normally a benefic planet and when its natal bindu points are less than 4, it can never aspect malefically. Therefore, when its bindus are low, it will not contribute in any manner to a Jupiter delay. So always look first to see what Jupiter’s natal bindu points are before checking further into a Jupiter delay. However, even Jupiter can aspect malefically, when its natal bindu score totals more than 4 points. This is when we start to look for a possible Jupiter delay. When this happens, Jupiter can cause a delay if it aspects Houses A and B, OR the lords of A and B or combinations of both, in the natal and/or the navamsa charts. With a Jupiter delay however, unlike a Saturn delay, House C is not required.
Overview of Scenario cases: SCENARIO # 1 – Jupiter aspects House A and Lord of B SCENARIO #2: Jupiter aspects Lord of A and Lord of B from the navamsa SCENARIO #3: Jupiter aspects Lord of A and Lord of B from the natal chart SCENARIO #4: Jupiter aspects House B and Lord of A SCENARIO #5: Special case illustration SCENARIO #6: Special case illustration SCENARIO #7: Special case illustration
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In the following cases below, we will present illustrative scenarios in both Southern and Northern formats to show you how Jupiter can cause a delay. NOTE: For all scenarios, House B will be used as the 7th house focus here and House A will be the 2nd house focus to keep things constant. This can be applied to any of the 12 houses however. Also when considering malefic aspects of Jupiter, we ONLY consider the 5, 7 and 9 aspects, never the conjunction. Therefore, if Jupiter aspects one house or lord and conjoins another house or lord it does NOT cause a delay.
SCENARIO 1-Southern Chart (Fig.1) In Scenario #1 (Fig 1 and 1A), Taurus is the lagna. With the 7th house focus being “B”. the 2nd house becomes “A”. Jupiter is in the 10th house with more than 4 bindus, which means it will aspect malefically on House A. At the same time, the lord of House B is Mars, which is also being aspected by Jupiter in its navamsa. Therefore we have a FULL DELAY.
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SCENARIO 1-Northern Chart (Fig.1A)
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SCENARIO 2-Southern Chart (Fig.2)
In Scenario #2 (Fig 2 and 2A), we again have a Taurus lagna, with Jupiter going to the 12th house of Aries, with more than 4 bindus. The lords of A and B are Mercury and Mars. Although Jupiter does not aspect either planet in the natal, it DOES aspect both of them from its navamsa, so therefore we have a FULL DELAY.
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SCENARIO 2- Northern Chart (Fig.2A)
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SCENARIO 3- Natal Southern and Northern Charts (Fig.3)
In the third scenario (Fig.3), the Lagna is once again Taurus. The rulers of House A and B are Mercury and Mars. Jupiter aspects both of these planets from its natal position in the chart. Therefore we have a FULL DELAY.
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SCENARIO 4- Natal Southern and Northern Charts (Fig.4)
In Scenario #4 (Fig.4), we have a Gemini lagna. Jupiter is in the first house with more than 4 bindus. It malefically aspects House B and at the same time malefically aspects the lord of House A, which is the Moon, who resides in the 5th house. Therefore we have a FULL DELAY.
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SCENARIO 5- Natal Southern and Northern Charts (Fig.5) Scenario #5 (Fig 5), illustrates a special case which states that if Jupiter OWNS the 2nd or the 7th house OR the Lord of A and B, then it must be malefic for the house it owns, which means that Jupiter must receive LESS than 4 bindus in the SAV for that house in order to cause a FULL DELAY. In the Scenario #5 example, Jupiter aspects House A malefically, because it has more than 4 bindus and at the same time is the OWNER of House B, which in order to cause a FULL DELAY, must have LESS than 4 bindus for Jupiter in that house.
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SCENARIO 6- Natal Southern and Northern Charts (Fig.6)
In Scenario #6 (Fig 6), we show another example of this special case but with Jupiter now aspecting the B House malefically from its first house position with more than 4 bindus. Jupiter now OWNS the 2nd house in this example and because it does, it must have less than 4 bindus in that house in order for it to cause a FULL DELAY.
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SCENARIO 7- Southern Chart (Fig.7) The 7th scenario (Fig 7 and 7A) deals with a special law that states this: If Jupiter owns the 2nd house and is in the lagna with more than 3 bindus and if in its SAV, it has 4 bindus for Jupiter in the 2nd house, it will only cause a FULL DELAY if Jupiter also aspects the 7th lord, the 7th house and each and every one of its Samdhmarmis.
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SCENARIO 7- Northern Chart (Fig.7A)
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LESSON 1 WHAT IS THE ASHTAKAVARGA SYSTEM? This system is devised as a numerical scheme of interpretation that lets us easily see a snapshot assessment of the strength of a house thru a unique point system. The Ashtakavarga system is a method of calculating the powers of the planets relative to each other. Therefore, it can be used in any chart i.e. all the divisional charts, along with Chaleta Bhava charts (diurnal charts) and even with Horary Astrology. This system also gives the power of each planet for all twelve houses. For each and every house, all seven planets contribute their power or strength in terms of numerical value. This makes it easy to compare the powers of the planets for each house. There is no other system which can give such a clear cut view of the comparative strengths of all the planets By employing the Ashtakavarga system along with other principals, the following things can be determined with great accuracy : 1) Predicting the general strengths of the planets and the houses 2) Anticipating certain important events in a person’s life 3) Forecasting dasha results 4) Overall life readings 5) Profession of the person 6) Timing events for important results 7) Day to day power of the horoscope and results 8) Marking the evolution of the achievements in the life. 9) Prasna Charts 10) Political and Social forecasting 11) Transit results The powers of the planets depends on its relative position versus other planets. This can be judged at a glance the Ashtakavarga chart. Making a judgment of the planet only by its sign or placement in a particular house without considering the planet’s power with respect to other planets doesn’t give an accurate assessment of the overall picture. In the Ashtakavarga system, the Ashtakavarga charts are cast using the natal chart and the benefic points. The individual Ashtakavarga chart is also known as the Bhinnashtakavarga. The combined effect given in one chart is known as the total Ashtakavarga chart or the Sarvashtakavarga chart. The individual chart and the sarvashtakavarga charts are both required for calculation purposes. Some also include the Ashtakavarga of
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the Lagna, Rahu and Ketu, but as per my experience I don’t recommend this. The outer planets like Uranus, Neptune, Pluto are not taken into consideration either. Some people cast the malefic Ashtakavarga charts or the Rekha ashtakavarga chart, which is really nothing more than the repeated work. The total of benefic and malefic points in a house, for a planet is eight. If the benefic points are known, then automatically we know the malefic points. Eight minus the benefic points gives the malefic points. The total benefic and malefic points in a house in sarvashtakavarga always comes to 56. There are seven planets and each contributes eight points, so 7 X 8 = 56. Hence, if we know the benefic points, obviously malefic points are also known. (56 less the benefic points = the malefic points). For example, if a house contributes 28 benefic points, it means it still has 28 malefic points remaining. Therefore the result of that house will be normal. The house that gets less than 28 benefic points will give less of a result as indicated by that house. Similarly if any house contributes more than 28 points then the results denoted by that house will be enhanced. The grand total of all the benefic points distributed by the seven planets and the lagna always total 337. The contribution of each planet is given in the Ashtakavarga chart of that planet, as given below. BHINNASHTAKAVARGA
The SUN distributes 48 benefic points to each of the following houses from its natal position in the chart. Every other planet helps to distribute the Sun’s overall points to their own assigned houses below as it relates to their own natal positions from the
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The MOON distributes a total of 49 benefic points in the following pattern in a similar manner while each of the other planets helps to distribute them throughout their own assigned houses. Remember that the 1st column position always represents the natal position of each planet. from the
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JUPITER distributes the highest total of 56 benefic points like so: from the
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The total individual contribution of benefic points by any planet in any horoscope will be the same as mentioned above. The sum total of all the benefic points for all the planets will always be 337 for any horoscope. These figures do not change. These are benefic points. There are seven planets plus the Lagna that contributes to these 8 different reference points, and there are twelve houses, hence the total points should be 12 X 8 = 96, for each planet. These 96 points may be benefic or malefic. The fact that Jupiter contributes a huge 56 benefic points out of 96 points, means that 96 - 56 = 40 malefic points. That is the reason why Jupiter is called the great benefic. Similarly, Mercury contributes 54 points, Venus contributes 52 points, and so forth. Mars and Saturn however, give only 39 benefic points each, which means 96-39 = 57 malefic points. Since the malefic points outnumber the benefic points they are called malefic planets. From the above, it can be observed that each and every planet gives both malefic and benefic results. Because Jupiter, for example, gives the maximum amount of benefic points, it is called a benefic planet, while Saturn and Mars give more malefic points and are therefore called malefic planets.
ASHTAKAVARGA TABLE House → Sign → Planet ↓
1 2 3 4 5 6 Ar Ta Ge Ca Le Vi
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SUN MOON MARS MERCURY JUPITER VENUS SATURN TOTAL The above shows a basic ashtakavarga table before all the points are filled in. The top row represents the houses in the chart. In order to avoid confusion as to whether the top row is the house or the numbered sign, I will add the names of the signs underneath the houses. In this table, the signs represent a chart with an ARIES lagna, but they will always rotate under the stationery house signs in the top row, so that the proper lagna sign for the chart will always go under the 1st house column. If for example, AQUARIUS was the ascendant for the chart, then the order of the planets starting under the 1st house house would be Aq, Pi, Ar, Ta, Ge,
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Ca, Le, Vi, Li, Sc, Sg, Ca. The side row lists the 7 planets. Each row will represent the individual planets’ point distribution throughout the houses in a numerical value from 0-8, zero being the weakest and 8 being the most powerful. At the bottom is a row for the totals of all the points accumulated for each column. The last column totals up the points in each row of planets. The accumulated totals for both rows and the columns will always be 337. Let’s take an example and calculate the chart of a male, born on October 26, 1961 at 9:45am in Nagpur, INDIA, 21N09, 079E06. Use the Ayanamsha of 22:17:42. The charts will be shown in both Northern and Southern styles to accommodate individual preferences.
ASHTAKAVARGA CHART OF MALE House → Sign → Planet ↓ SUN MOON MARS MERCURY JUPITER VENUS SATURN
1 2 3 4 5 Sc Sg Cp Aq Pi 4 5 4 5 6 4 4
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Here we can see that all the planets contribute various points to each house. Remember that minimum points can go as low as zero and the maximum can go as high as 8. No planet can have more than 8 points to a house. The numbers highlighted in red indicate the planetary positions in the chart for that row as indicated by the planet to the left. For example, we can easily see that the SUN is located in the 12th house and contributes 5 points to this house. The MOON is located in the 7th house and contributes 5 points also to that house and so forth.
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LESSON 2 Benefic and Malefic Planets
EXALTED OR DEBILITATED PLANETS: While studying the Ashtakavarga system, I came across some Sanskrit slokas in a old hand written book from the collections of my guru and some other books by Acharya Satyanath, Acharya Vaidyanath, Acharya Utpal etc., which clarify certain rules. I will translate a few of these Slokas in English. Sloka 1 svochchmitradivargasha: kendradibalsnayuta | Anistha phalda: sarve swalpbinduyuta yadi || (ja shi 10) MEANING: If any planet is in its exalted sign, or in its own house, or in the house of friends, or is in a square or trine (sthanbali) aspect and it has 3 or less points in its Ashtakavarga, it gives only malefic results. This goes for all the planets. There is no difference made as to whether they are malefic or benefic planets. Jupiter in Cancer is in its exalted sign. When Jupiter is in Sagittarius and Pisces, it is in its own sign. Therefore, if Jupiter is located in any of these signs, it is said to be powerful. But, if the same Jupiter is in Cancer, Sagittarius or Pisces and has 3 or less points in its Ashtakavarga (Bhinnashtakavarga), then it will not be possible for Jupiter to give auspicious results due to its beneficial sign placement. It is clear from this that the strength of the planet cannot be judged just from the sign it is situated in. If the planets are debilitated in the Ashtakavarga, i.e. having 3 or less benefic points for the place it is situated, even if it is in its exalted sign, it is not possible for the planet to give better results. The following sloka will clarify the meaning even more: Sloka 2 Dushtastansthita yech yech nicharimanshga | te sarve shubhada nityamadhibinduyuta yadi ||
(ja shi 11)
MEANING: If any planet that is in its debilitated sign, in its fallen sign, or in the house of its enemy still has more than 4 points in its Ashtakavarga, it will give only benefic results. From these two Slokas, it is clear that the planet will give
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the result according to the points it gets in its Ashtakavarga. The result is not dependent on the sign or the place it is situated. More Slokas can be referred to clarify this rule: Sloka 3 Ye chavsanaripu randhraturanbhaga | Ye nichapapripu khecharvargaykta : || Ye mandi rashipatinna sah bandhavashch | Te sarvamukhaphaldastvabindukashchen ||
(ja shi 55)
MEANING: Planets with 3 or less bindus or points in their own Ashtakavarga, although situated in their exalted sign, or a friend's rashi (to fortify), or in a trikona (trine) or in a kendra (angle), or even in upchaya houses, will give malefic results. Sloka 4 Arohbiyradhikbhavtulya | bindadhika: karma bhovodayastha: || tungadi vargopagata namoga:| shadviryavantashcha shubhprada:sthu|| MEANING: Planets with more bindus in their Ashtakavarga, even if situated in their fallen sign, or in the sign of their enemy, or in the dusthana houses (6, 8 or 12), will give only benefic results. It means that the benefic or malefic results of the planets are not dependent on their situation in any particular rashi, but rather through the bindus it acquires in its Ashtakavarga placement. If we try to test every law written in the ancient books with Ashtakavarga, we would be definitely astonished to note the accuracy with which the Ashtakavarga can provide results. Without using this system as an important tool for prediction, we deprive ourselves of a very important foundation for the chart. In the classics, it is also mentioned that an exalted planet means that it has more than 4 points in the sign where it is situated and is debilitated when it has less then 4 points.
HENCE WE COME TO A VERY IMPORTANT RULE: A planet is said to be exalted or debilitated only on the benefic points it gets in its Ashtakavarga. It has nothing to do with the sign in which it is situated. IMPORTANT RESULT: The planets that get more then 4 points are called benefic planets. Similarly planets that get less then 4 points are called malefic planets, and the planets that get 4 points are known as neutral planets.
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The Late Shri K.S. Krishanamurti, founder of K.P. Paddhat, also agrees that the planets do not give the results as per their natural natures. In reference to Jupiter, he states that it has lost its benefic power in the era of Kalyuga and that he has experienced the malefic effects of Jupiter firsthand. But in spite of Kalyuga, I tend to disagree. It is the effect of the points that it receives in its own place that truly makes the difference. An aspect of Jupiter with more points is always malefic. The same rule applies to all planets. With reference to Saturn, Krishnamurti says it gives malefic effects based on the constellation in which it resides. Perhaps, if he would have come across the Ashtakavarga system first, his whole theory would have been quite different. oooOOOooo
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LESSON 3 Planetary Aspects • All planets aspect the 7th house from themselves. • Saturn aspects the 3rd, 7th, and 10th house from itself. • Mars aspects the 4th, 7th and 8th house from itself. • Jupiter aspects the 5th, 7th and 9th house from itself. It can also be noted that the lords of opposite houses are enemies of each other. The seventh sign from the uccha (exalted sign) rashi is the neecha (debilitation) rashi of the same planets. For example Cancer is the uccha rashi for Jupiter, and its opposite sign of Capricorn, is the neecha rashi for Jupiter. Similar is the case for other planets. The debilitated sign is always the opposite sign of the exalted sign. Similarly, the rulers of opposite signs are enemies of each other, or at least, they are not friends of each other. Here is one question that arises: How can a benefic planet aspect its enemy’s house or its neecha rashi by benefic sight? Certainly it will not as it can only malefically aspect its enemy’s sign. If any planet is in its exalted sign, such as Jupiter in Cancer, its aspect will be on Capricorn, which is its neecha rashi. As per the write up in the old hand written book, it was clearly mentioned that a planet with more than 4 benefic points will aspect in the same strength, but in a malefic manner. Similarly any planet with less then 4 benefic points, will aspect in a benefic manner, equal to 8 minus the points of the planet. In other words, if any planet has only 2 benefic points then its aspect will be benefic by 8-2 = 6 points. The following table gives the values of the planetary aspects.
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MALEFIC AND BENEFIC PLANETARY ASPECTS TABLE MAXIMUM POINTS ALLOWED IN HOUSE
BENEFIC POINTS ACQUIRED BY THE PLANET
ITS EFFECT IN THE HOUSE WHERE IT IS
THE OPPOSITE ASPECT THAT IT CREATES
AND ITS FINAL EFFECT
8 8 8 8
0 1 2 3
Malefic by -8 Malefic by -7 Malefic by -6 Malefic by -5
Plus 8 Plus 7 Plus 6 Plus 5
Benefic Benefic Benefic Benefic
8
4
NEUTRAL WITH 4
NEUTRAL WITH 4
NEUTRAL WITH 4
8 8 8 8
5 6 7 8
Benefic by +5 Benefic by +6 Benefic by +7 Benefic by +8
Minus 5 Minus 6 Minus 7 Minus 8
Malefic Malefic Malefic Malefic
As you can see in the chart above, the maximum amount of points that any house can receive in the Bhinnashtakavarga chart is 8. By subtracting the benefic points from the maximum allowance of 8, we can easily see the balance of malefic points. If the malefic point balance is more than the benefic point balance, the malefics are the dominating factor for the house. If the benefics outnumber the malefic balance, then the benefic factor dominates the house. Planets having more than 4 points, aspect malefically and planets with less than 4 points, aspect benefically. (In Western astrology, similar results are indicated) In Hindu astrology opposite house rulers are enemies of each other. BENEFIC POINTS ACQUIRED BY THE PLANET IN ANY HOUSE
HENCE THE MALEFIC EFFECT FOR THE SAME HOUSE
TOTAL OF BENEFIC AND MALEFIC POINTS FOR SAME HOUSE
0 1 2 3
8 7 6 5
0+8=Eight 1+7=Eight 2+6=Eight 3+5=Eight
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4
4+4=Eight
5 6 7 8
3 2 1 0
5+3=Eight 6+2=Eight 7+1=Eight 8+0=Eight
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If a malefic planet is situated in any particular house, then the results pertaining to that house are said to be spoiled. In fact every house is said to represent more then one event in the life. For example, the fifth house represents education, children, intelligence, emotions, fame and house of crown etc. The presence of any malefic planet in the fifth house should spoil all the above results. But it is not so in every case. Suppose a chart has Cancer as a lagna, and Saturn is situated in the fifth house of Scorpio. Saturn, being a malefic, should give ill results for the things represented by the fifth house. At the same time, Saturn will be aspecting the seventh, the eleventh, and the second house, so it should also spoil the results concerned with all these houses. But it is not experienced in even 1% of the cases. The result is quite different than this. Generally, it is said that the aspect of a benefic planet is good and that of a malefic planet is bad. But in my studies I have found the reverse to be true, that the aspects of benefic planets are always malefic and the aspects of malefic planets are always found to be benefic. Jupiter, Mercury, Venus and Moon are naturally benefic planets. Saturn and Mars are natural malefic planets. As per the Ashtakavarga theory, the benefic planet is the one that gets more then 4 points in its Ashtakavarga and the malefic planet is the planet that gets less then 4 points, while the planet which gets exactly 4 points is said to be neutral. After long observation and experimentation, I came to the conclusion that a planet gives the opposite results for its aspect. This means that a planet getting more than four points or bindus, afflicts the house it aspects with negative strength equal to the points it is having. This also proves correct for other aspects of Saturn, Mars and Jupiter. Saturn or Mars, if they are in the house where in their respective Ashtakavargas, they get less then 4 bindus, they give beneficial results for the house they aspect. The total benefic and malefic points a planet gets for any house are eight. This means if a planet gets 3 benefic points for any particular house then definitely it will get 5 malefic points for the same house. Similarly if a planet gets five benefic points in a house where it is, then it will get three malefic points for the same house. Thus the total benefic and malefic points are eight. This is a special effect we get in the Ashtakavarga system. We get the actual result in numerical value for the benefic or malefic effect. Following table will show the actual benefic or malefic bindus (points): Although if Jupiter, which is said to be most benefic planet, gets less then 4 points i.e. 3, 2, 1, or 0, then definitely it is going to give malefic results for the house. For the same reason some astrologers believe that Jupiter spoils the result of the place where it is situated, which is 50 percent true. Now as I have mentioned earlier, a planet will give opposite results for its aspected places. A planet with five benefic points will give the aspect effect of five malefic points and vice versa. It should be made clear that even if Jupiter acquires six benefic points in its Ashtakavarga in its place, then for the places it is aspecting, i.e. 5th, 7th, and 9th places from itself, it will send malefic results of
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six Rekhas (negative points). Obviously, Jupiter will give benefic results for itself in the place where it resides. The same thing applies to Mars and Saturn as they can both give beneficial results for the house they are situated in if they have more points in any place. At the same time they will spoil the results of the places they aspect (due to the opposite aspect effect). It is a general notation that the benefic points are denoted by bindus (points) and malefic points are indicated by Rekhas (dashes). From the illustrated tables, it should be clear that every planet contributes both good and bad results for the same house. Only when its benefic points are more, then the planet is said to be benefic. This law is applicable to all the planets including Saturn and Mars (which are naturally malefic).
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LESSON 4 Meanings of the Houses
All the different areas of life are distributed among the 12 houses and each house influences certain matters. In order to denote which area of the life is being focused on, we look to these houses for their particular significations as follows: First house: (Lagna) – Adya, Kalpa, Janma (birth), physical body, physical features, living or livelihood, character, personality, individuality, temperament, color, general constitution, health, vitality, vigor, tendencies, struggle for life, success/ failures, fortune/misfortune, honor, dignity, well being, head and upper part of the body, gain and profit of younger brother, patrimony of mother, higher studies, heirs, death, income, overall happiness, self respect, ego, purchase of house, land, property, vehicles. (Note: In the sub period of the lord of the first house or the planets situated in the Lagna with more then 4 points, the results will be linked to fourth and eighth house matters. Students are requested to check out this statement as well as any further statements given below in red italic letters. This thought may be new for most of us. Check this with the known results of a chart familiar to you.) Second house: Wealth, food, right eye, face, speech, family, relatives, auspicious matters, property, money and money matters, bonds and securities belonging to native, bank balances, grandfather, grand mother, wife, children, ability to express the thoughts, marriage, description of the partner, memory, imaginations, acquisition of a house, vehicles, foreign relations, short trips, authority, success of the children, childbirth. (Note: In the sub period of the lord of the second house or the planets situated in the second house with more then 4 points, the results will be linked to fifth and/or ninth house matters) Third house: Courage, ear/hearing, firmness, heroism, mother (NOTE: In standard Vedic, the mother is represented by the 4th house while in this system, the mother is represented by the 3rd house.), brothers and sisters, bad thoughts, mental strength, mental inclinations (for study), assistance from others, acquisition of bank loans, correspondence,
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means of communications, religion, acquisition of authority, start of a new adventure, short trips, writing books, publications, change in residence, contracts, agreements, success in selection in an interview/ election. (Note: In the sub period of the lord of the third house, or the planets situated in the third house with more than 4 points, the results will be linked to sixth and/or tenth house matters.) Fourth house: House, home, residence, land, relations, vehicle, happiness, water, learning, Dara (wife), marriage, acquisition of loan, garden, crops, agriculture, Vedic and secret text etc. ( NOTE: In standard Vedic, the mother is represented by the 4th house. In this system, the mother is represented by the 3rd house.) (Note: In the sub period of the lord or the planets situated in the fourth house with more then 4 points, the results will be linked to seventh and/ or eleventh house matters.) Fifth house: House of crown, tax, intellect, children, belly, Vedic Knowledge, traditional laws, previous deeds, partnership, diseases, Long journey, etc. (Note: In the sub period of the lord or the planets situated in the fifth house with more than 4 points, the results will be linked up to eighth and/or twelfth house matters. Sixth house: Debt, arms, wounds, disease, enemies, assistants, jealousy, fear, danger, loans, status in society, sickness, health, earnings by underhanded dealings, luck factor, short journeys, court matters, advocates, disputes, work and service, employees, subordinates, servants, faithfulness of the subordinates, pet animals, tenants, sanitation, herbs. It is an important house to find out about earnings, competition etc. (Note: In the sub period of the lord of the sixth house or the planets situated in the sixth house with more than 4 points, the results will be linked up to the ninth, and/or lagna house matters.) Seventh house: Desire, life partner (husband or wife), business partner, love, passion, house of union, daily routine work, fixed assets, Acquisition of authority, increments, higher post, etc, accidents (NOTE: In standard Vedic, accidents are represented by the 8th house. In this th system, they are represented by the 7 ).
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(Note: In the sub period of the lord of the seventh house or the planets situated in the seventh with more then 4 points, the results will be linked up to tenth and/ or second house matters.) Eighth house: Life, Longevity, defeat, insult, sorrow, scandal, bribes, death, obstacles, mystery, misery, delay, imprisonment, theft, robbery, income derived through life partner, etc (Note: In the sub period of the lord of the eighth house or the planets situated in the eighth with more then 4 points, the results will be linked up to eleventh and/ or third house matters.) Ninth house: Father, guru, teacher, worship, luck, Dharma, faith, grand son, fortune, wisdom, post graduation, religious and philosophical beliefs, prosperity, long journey, acquisition of landed property etc. (Note: In the sub period of the lord of the ninth house or the planets situated in the ninth with more then 4 points, the results will be linked up to twelfth and/ or fourth house matters.) Tenth house: Livelihood, authority, honor, work, commerce, trade, business, success, position, command, quality, children, status. It is also known as the apex of the horoscope, respect, ambition, etc. (Note: In the sub period of the lord of the tenth house or the planets situated in the tenth with more then 4 points, the results will be linked up to lagna and/ or fifth house matters.) Eleventh house: Profit, gain, income, desire, wealth, acquisition, fulfillment of desire, trusts, profit and pleasure, wishes, etc. (Note: In the sub period of the lord of the eleventh house or the planets situated in the eleventh with more then 4 points, the results will be linked up to second and/ or sixth house matters.) Twelfth house: Bondage, loss, bed comforts, Moksha, long journeys, foreign relations, expenditures, divine worship, loss, misery etc. (Note: In the sub period of the lord of the twelfth house or the planets situated in the twelfth with more then 4 points, the results will be linked up to third and/ or seventh house matters.)
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On the next page is a Summary Table that easily illustrates these notes. If, for example, a person has an AQUARIUS ascendant and is going through a MARS – SATURN dasa, the subperiod lord of the Lagna, SATURN, would now be linked up to the 4th and/or the 8th house. During this time period, events revolving around either/ both of these house matters will be in play. This is also true for any planets residing in the Lagna that have more than 4 bindus or points in their individual bhinnashtakavargas. They will also be linked up to these houses as well. SUMMARY TABLE FOR NOTES IF THE SUB PERIOD OF THE LORD OF THESE HOUSES
OR PLANETS THAT RESIDE HERE HAVE MORE THAN 4 PTS. IN THESE HOUSES
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
THE RESULTS WILL BE LINKED UP TO EITHER OR BOTH OF THESE HOUSES
4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3
AND/OR AND/OR AND/OR AND/OR AND/OR AND/OR AND/OR AND/OR AND/OR AND/OR AND/OR AND/OR
8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
General concepts: The results of any house are dependent upon the correct interpretations of the following things: 1. The strengths, aspects, conjunctions and placements of the lord of the house. 2. The natural qualities of the house, its lord, the planets situated in it, and the aspects on the house. 3. The strength of the house itself. 4. Yogas influencing the house, its lord etc.
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5. Exaltations or debilitations of the lord. 6. Conditions of the lord (whether favourable or adverse). 7. Condition of the aspected house lord under consideration. 8. Same thing applies in the Navamsa chart. 9. The age, position, status and sex of the person. All of the above points are required to be properly weighed before any results can be concluded. The results are generally predicted on the above basis only. Now the question arises as to how accurate of a result do we get from the above concepts? Much depends of course on the accuracy of the interpretive skills of the astrologer. It is always easy to look back in hindsight and find the answer after the fact, but in order to be able to accurately predict an event or give the probable dates for an event, applying these same laws with skill and precision takes much practice. It is said that the result of a timed event is experienced in either the major, the sub period or the sub-sub period of the: a) Lord of the house b) Planets aspecting the house c) Planets posited in the house d) Planets aspecting the lord of the house e) Planets in association with the lord of the house. All of the above statements do not prove to be correct in any case other than at random. Hardly a single event of the life can be predicted when using the above method. These laws cannot be proven universally in all cases. In the following chapter, we will discuss how to use the Upachaya method in order to show its importance in correctly assessing the timing of different events and how all these houses interact with each other to enable us to arrive at a valid and intelligent conclusion.
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LESSON 5 THE UPACHAYA HOUSES The timing event of any result is very important. For example, let’s consider the case of marriage. The life partner is usually determined from the seventh house. But in research work done on at least 100 charts, it was found that in a maximum of up to 40 % of the cases, the marriages were performed in the antardasha of the lord of the fourth or the twelfth house, even if there was no involvement with the seventh house or its lord at all. There was no direct relation of these houses with the seventh house. The twelfth house is the sixth from the seventh house, and the fourth house is the tenth house from the seventh. In 15% of the cases, the marriages were performed in the antardasha of the planets situated in the fourth and twelfth house with 4 or more benefic points from the bhinnashtakavarga of that planet. In the same case studies, the marriages of 55 % of the people having an Aries lagna were performed in the antardasha of the Moon or Jupiter (The Moon is the fourth lord and Jupiter is the ninth and the twelfth lord). The Mahadasa Lord seemed to be the least factor concerned in the timing of the event. The different signs in which these two planets were located, were also not very effective accept in some special cases. Below is a table showing the different lagnas and significators:
LAGNA
ARIES TAURUS GEMINI CANCER LEO VIRGO LIBRA SCORPIO SAGITTARIUS CAPRICORN AQUARIUS PISCES
55% OF MARRIAGES WERE PERFORMED IN THE ANTARDASA OF THESE SIGNIFICATORS MOON, JUPITER SUN, MARS MERCURY, VENUS VENUS, MERCURY MARS, MOON SUN, JUPITER MERCURY, SATURN VENUS, SATURN MARS, JUPITER JUPITER, MARS SATURN, VENUS SATURN, MERCURY
SEVENTH LORD
VENUS MARS JUPITER SATURN SATURN JUPITER MARS VENUS MERCURY MOON SUN MERCURY
Out of these twelve lagnas, only in four cases did the marriage significators have lordship of the seventh house, which could be nothing more than a coincidence. These significators are highlighted in RED in the table and have dual lordship as
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you can see from the 2nd column in red. The also have lordship of one of the houses, either the fourth or the twelfth, along with seventh house. It is clear from the above statement that the seventh house or its lord has a lesser role in the marriage time than the other significators. I came upon the following Slokas Sloka 5: Dashapatirlagnagato yadi syat | trishdshaika daragashcha lagnat|| ta ta shton vargopyatha tatsuhrudva | lagne shubho va shubhadadasasa|| MEANING: Any planet receiving more bindus in the 1st, 6th and 10th houses in its Ashtakavarga will give benefic results as related to first house matters in its antardasa. This formula can be applied to all other houses, using each one as the first house starting point and studying the 1st, 6th and 10th houses from that point on. The lord of the third and the eleventh house also plays a key role in the event. Similarly, planets located in the 3rd and the 11th houses from the house under consideration with 4 or more benefic points in these houses from their bhinnastakwarg, also perform a key role. The third, sixth, tenth and eleventh houses are known as the Upachaya Houses and has a very important role to play in the results of these houses. The key concept for finding the timing event for any instant of the life is based on this formula. I have tried this same principal using different houses as the starting point. Then, by figuring out the 3rd, 6th, 10th and 11th houses from that starting point, I came to the conclusion that the planet that gets the highest bindus in these houses is the significator planet that gives the results in its antardasha as it relates to the 1st house starting point.
In the previous chapter, I have given the significations of each house. In my researches, I have found that by just using these houses alone we cannot obtain accurate results. The results indicated by any house cannot be judged by the house or the planets situated in the house, or planets aspecting the house, or its lord and its position etc. (this is the system generally followed). Greater accuracy can be obtained by using the method of the Upachaya Houses. This fact will be self- explanatory when we present some examples. It was earlier told that the Upachaya Houses are the 3rd, 6th, 10th, and 11th places from any house. They play a very important role in the result of any event. If we try to interpret the results of any house by using standard methods, we will
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usually get wrong results in 90 percent of the cases. However, when using the Upachaya method, the accuracy level becomes much more efficient and greatly increases itself up to 90%. This table shows the Upachayas from every house as follows:
HOUSES
MAIN UPACHAYA HOUSES
SECONDARY UPACHAYA HOUSES
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
6 and 10 7 and 11 8 and 12 9 and 1 10 and 2 11 and 3 12 and 4 1 and 5 2 and 6 3 and 7 4 and 8 5 and 9
3 and 11 4 and 12 5 and 1 6 and 2 7 and 3 8 and 4 9 and 5 10 and 6 11 and 7 12 and 8 1 and 9 2 and 10
In the above table one will note that I have distinguished the Upachaya Houses as Main and Secondary. Secondary upchaya houses act only through their lord and the planets located in these houses (but only if they receive more than 4 points). The main upchaya houses, on the other hand, are directly involved in the outcome. More detail will be discussed later on. Events of the life as indicated by each house and its upchaya house Each house is allocated some event in the life of an individual. Keen observation can easily prove that the results denoted by any house are the by-product of some other house. Suppose we take the case of children in general. Usually, this is signified by the fifth house. The birth of a child is a factor of the fifth house, along with the 12th, 2nd, 9th, and 10th. The second house denotes the family members and relatives. There is an increase in the members of the family as soon as the child is born. A newly born child also changes the relationship as the male now becomes a father and the female becomes a mother. Therefore, the status is also changed and it can be said that the 10th house is also affected by this. The ninth house also indicates continuation of the heritage and its heirs. The twelfth house indicates
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the mating of the male and the female, without which any child can be born through natural means (excluding test tube babies here). So instead of looking at the fifth house first, consider the child to be the result of the twelfth house and its upchaya houses as indicated by the red house numbers below). We then see that the fifth house is the sixth from the twelfth. (as noted in BLUE). Similarly the ninth house is the tenth from the twelfth house. The second and the tenth are three and eleven houses away from 12th. Thus, the birth of a child using the Upachaya method, is the factor of the 12th, 2nd, 5th, 9th and 10th houses.
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4
5
3
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1
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START HERE - 1 11
10
9
11
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All the above houses play a key role in the timing of the event and must be considered. If any of these houses do not contribute, then it will be difficult to have a child. The lords of the 3rd and the 11th house from the twelfth means that the lords of the second and the tenth houses play a vital role. Similarly, any planet in the 2nd and 10th house with more than 4 points also has importance here. In order to determine a timed event that focuses on children or childbirth, one should consider the 12th house and the upchaya houses from it.
New concept for finding the results Do not get the following house meanings mixed up with the ones in the previous chapter. These meanings will be the equivalent of the 6th house from itself as they are being viewed from the perspective of the Upachaya Houses. In other words, think ‘sixth house’ when you read the first, and seventh house, when you read the second, etc.
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• First house: From the first house and its upchaya houses, the capacity of the person, the capability of doing one’s own business, service, line of the business, social status, category in the service etc. and the timed event of such various matters can be properly assessed. •Second house: From the second house and its upchaya houses, the marriage, the happiness or conflicts in the married life, number of marriages, unmarried state, friendships with the opposite sex and the timing events of all these matters can be judged. (Please note that I have done much research on hundreds of charts in order to test this principle and have found it to be VERY accurate. This method can be tested for any person married or unmarried. The correctness of the chart can also be checked and the correction of the birth time can be rectified to seconds. The compatibility can also be judged for male and female charts. The proper partner can be selected by applying this method to both charts. The marriage time for both male and female should coincide.) • Third house: From the third house and its upchaya houses, the longevity and the health can be judged, along with the timing of the event. • Fourth house: From the fourth house and its upchaya houses, the luck factor, favorable or unfavorable time etc. can be judged so the time period is clear. • Fifth house: From the fifth house and its upchaya houses, the achievement of success, authority, higher post, success in elections, starting one’s own business can be judged. • Sixth house: From the sixth house and its upachaya houses, the means of earning money or a favorable period for earning can be judged. • Seventh house: From the seventh house and its upachaya houses, the sexual relationships with the opposite sex other than the marriage partner, foreign relations and bed comforts can be judged. • Eight house: From the eighth house and its upchaya houses, details about the individuality and the personality can be confirmed. • Ninth house: From the ninth house and its upchaya houses, the happiness from relations and inheritable property can be judged. • Tenth house: From the tenth house and its upchaya houses, courage, brothers and sisters, writing of books, contracts, agreements, publications etc. can be judged.
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• Eleventh house: From the eleventh house and its upchaya houses, anything regarding landed property, home comforts and one’s own house can be judged. • Twelfth house: From the twelfth house and its upachaya houses, any matters revolving around children can be properly assessed. A more thorough range was covered on the meanings of the houses in the last chapter and by using this method in this way, the whole life can be assessed with a detailed amount of accuracy. Remember that these significations are the same as indicated by the sages for the sixth house from these houses!
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LESSON 6 Krushna’s Ayanamsa Table There are two systems of calculating the longitude of the planets, the Tropical Zodiac (Sayana) and the Sidereal Zodiac (Nirayana). The longitudinal differences between these two systems is known as the ayanamsa. We use the Sidereal system, so the correct value on the ayanamsa is very important. The longitudes of the planets are dependent upon the ayanamsa as it will effect not only the longitude of the Ascendant, but the 16 divisional charts as well. The Vimshottari Dasha is calculated from the Moon’s longitudes and one second of difference may result in 1 to 3.6 hours difference in the dasha period, so a difference of one minute will be equal to 2.5 days to 9 days. Different scientists and astrologers are of different opinions about this “overlapping” of both zodiacs. Both of them actually overlapped in 285AD, but since then, the accumulated ‘out of alignment’ difference between these two zodiacs has widened throughout the years to 23-24 degrees and is known as the “precession of the equinox”. Due to this precession, it moves at a rate of about one degree every 72 years. Thus, the starting point when the two zodiacs last coincided, has been given anywhere from 388 B.C to 498 A.D. The values can range anywhere from 46.3 seconds to 59.9 seconds per year. I have chosen the starting date that both zodiacs coincided last, as 24th Feb 366 A.D. In the year 1900, Krushna’s Ayanamsa is 21:33:23. The yearly speed of precession from 1900 to 2000 is 50.96. From the year 2001 to 2100, the yearly rate of precession is 51 seconds. This will give the most satisfactory value of Krushna’s Ayanamsa.
USING THE FORMULA CHART: In the following example on the next page, you will be able to calculate manually how to come to the proper ayanamsa value for whatever day you were born by following the template given in the formula chart, using March 12, 1949, below, as an example. By checking the table “HOW TO FIND THE NUMBER DAY OF THE YEAR”, you can see that March 12th is day 71 from January 1st.
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Over a period of one year or 365.25 days, the total precession is 00:00:51 or 51 seconds. Therefore 365.25 is the equivalent of 51 seconds and 71 is equivalent to how many seconds have gone by so far. The math now becomes: 71 / 365.25 * 51 seconds = 9.913758 seconds. Round this off to 10 seconds and add those 10 seconds to the ayanamsa value for the year 1949 that can be found in Krushna’s Ayanamsa Table on the next page. (see the Formula Chart below).
FORMULA CHART TO USE AS A TEMPLATE
+ ÷ X
FORMULA Ayanamsha for the date of (choose date) Ayanamsha for the year given in table Amount of days from January 1st 365.25 50.96
= = + ÷ x
=
Total
=
=
EXAMPLE March 12, 1949 22:14:59 71 365.25 50.96 (1900-2000) (51 sec from 2001 – 2100) 9.90 (round off to 10 secs) +22:14:59 = 22:15:09
The total value in BOLD lettering will be in seconds, so addition should also be in seconds. The final ayanamsha for the date of March 12, 1949 is 22:15:09
The precession for the year 1900 to 2000 may be taken as 50.96 For years 2000 to 2100, it is 51.00 For years 2100 to 2200, it is 51.05 For years 2200 to 2300, it is 51.08 For years 2300 to 2400, it is 51.14 Actually, the increase is approximately 0.044 seconds over a span of 100 years, so per year, it is increasing by a value of 0.00044 seconds per year. On the next page, I will give my Ayanamsha Table. It starts off with the year 366AD (Feb 24th), then reverts to Jan 1st for all the other longitudes. Starting from the year 1919, it will give every consecutive year thereafter up until the year of 2100. From the years 2200-2500, it lists the ayanamsa in 100 year intervals. (marked in RED in table).
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KRUSHNA’S AYANAMSHA TABLE YEAR 366AD 400AD 500AD 600AD 700AD 800AD 900AD 1000 1100 1200 1300 1400 1500 1600 1700 1800 1900 1919 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943
KAY 00:00:00 00:28:34 01:52:13 03:16:06 04:40:04 06:04:07 07:28:13 08:52:24 10:15:40 11:41:00 13:05:25 14:29:53 15:54:27 17:19:03 18:43:45 20:08:32 21:33:23 21:49:31 21:50:22 21:51:13 21:52:04 21:52:54 21:53:45 21:54:36 21:55:27 21:56:18 21:57:09 21:58:00 21:58:51 21:59:42 22:00:33 22:01:24 22:02:15 22:03:06 22:03:57 22:04:48 22:05:39 22:06:30 22:07:21 22:08:12 22:09:03 22:09:53
YEAR 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985
KAY 22:10:44 22:11:35 22:12:26 22:13:17 22:14:08 22:14:59 22:15:50 22:16:41 22:17:32 22:18:23 22:19:14 22:20:05 22:20:56 22:21:47 22:22:38 22:23:29 22:24:20 22:25:11 22:26:02 22:26:53 22:27:44 22:28:35 22:29:26 22:30:17 22:31:08 22:31:59 22:32:49 22:33:40 22:34:31 22:35:22 22:36:13 22:37:04 22:37:55 22:38:46 22:39:37 22:40:28 22:41:19 22:42:10 22:43:01 22:43:52 22:44:43 22:45:34
YEAR 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027
KAY 22:46:25 22:47:16 22:48:07 22:48:58 22:49:49 22:50:40 22:51:31 22:52:22 22:53:13 22:54:04 22:54:55 22:55:46 22:56:37 22:57:28 22:58:18 22:59:09 23:00:00 23:00:51 23:01:42 23:02:33 23:03:24 23:04:15 23:05:06 23:05:57 23:06:48 23:07:39 23:08:30 23:09:21 23:10:12 23:11:03 23:11:54 23:12:45 23:13:36 23:14:27 23:15:18 23:16:09 23:17:00 23:17:51 23:18:42 23:19:33 23:20:24 23:21:15
YEAR 2028 2029 2030 2031 2032 2033 2034 2035 2036 2037 2038 2039 2040 2041 2042 2043 2044 2045 2046 2047 2048 2049 2050 2051 2052 2053 2054 2055 2056 2057 2058 2059 2060 2061 2062 2063 2064 2065 2066 2067 2068 2069
KAY 23:22:06 23:22:57 23:23:48 23:24:39 23:25:30 23:26:21 23:27:12 23:28:03 23:28:54 23:29:45 23:30:36 23:31:27 23:32:18 23:33:09 23:34:00 23:34:51 23:35:42 23:36:33 23:37:24 23:38:15 23:39:06 23:39:57 23:40:48 23:41:39 23:42:30 23:43:21 23:44:12 23:45:03 23:45:54 23:46:45 23:47:36 23:48:27 23:49:18 23:50:09 23:51:00 23:51:51 23:52:42 23:53:33 23:54:24 23:55:15 23:56:06 23:56:57
YEAR 2070 2071 2072 2073 2074 2075 2076 2077 2078 2079 2080 2081 2082 2083 2084 2085 2086 2087 2088 2089 2090 2091 2092 2093 2094 2095 2096 2097 2098 2099 2100 2200 2300 2400 2500
KAY 23:57:48 23:58:39 23:59:30 24:00:21 24:01:12 24:02:03 24:02:54 24:03:45 24:04:36 24:05:27 24:06:18 24:07:09 24:08:00 24:08:51 24:09:42 24:10:33 24:11:24 24:12:15 24:13:06 24:13:57 24:14:48 24:15:39 24:16:30 24:17:21 24:18:12 24:19:03 24:19:54 24:20:45 24:21:36 24:22:27 24:23:18 25:48:23 27:13:31 28:38:45 30:04:02
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LESSON 7 Krushna’s Planetary Strengths Worksheet The following worksheet gives an accurate summary of the overall strengths of each of the planets as well as their relative strengths to each other. Planets receiving LESS than 12 points in row 18 are considered MALEFIC. Planets receiving MORE than 12 points in row 18 will give BENEFIC results for the indicated event as listed in House B. The timed event can be judged by the planets receiving the most points and the results can be experienced in the sub period of such planets. The full worksheet in color is on the next page, so that you will be able to print out the whole worksheet on one separate page and use it as a template for future charts if you choose to do it manually. In the following pages, I will present an Example Worksheet with all the data filled out in RED type. (Blank boxes will be represented here by a bold RED dash.) Then I will explain in detail the process of how to go through each Row of the Worksheet with simple illustrations as I go along to make it clear as to how I arrive at the final strengths of the planets.
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KRUSHNA’S PLANETARY STRENGTHS WORKSHEET 1
! ROWS 8th House from House ‘B’ (write the
PLANETS " BINDUS" HOUSE A
points for each planet in their Ashtakavargas)
2
The Main Significator house (write the
HOUSE B
points for each planet in their Ashtakavargas)
Tenth house from House ‘A’ (write the
HOUSE C
points for each planet in their Ashtakavargas)
3
" TOTAL POINTS A+ B + C = (Basic Strength points)
4
Write the NAME of the planets residing in the fourth place from the planets in Row One
5
If the planet in Row 1 has LESS than 4 points, add the pts. from Row 3 to the planets in Row 4 here "
6
TOTALS OF POINTS FROM ROWS 3 AND 5
7
Name of 3rd and 11th house Lords from HOUSE ‘A’ and planets in those houses with more than 4 points
8
Add 5 points to each Planet selected in Row 7
9
TOTALS OF ROW 6 AND 8 - (Primary Strength pts.)
"
"
10
Name the planets aspecting Houses A, B or C
11
Write the points of the planets in Row 10 as listed in their Ashtakavargas
12
List aspects by Benefic (+) or Malefic (-) points to Houses A, B or C (see Lesson 3)
13
ADD PTS. OF ROW 12 IF WITH + SIGN, SUBTRACT IF WITH – SIGN TO THE PTS IN ROW 9 AND ENTER
14
Name any planets aspecting the planets in Row 1
15
Write the points of the planets in Row 14 as listed in their Ashtakavargas
16
List aspects by Benefic (+) or Malefic (-) points from planet to planet (see Lesson 3)
17
ADD POINTS OF ROWS 13 AND 16 IF WITH (+) SIGN, AND SUBTRACT IF WITH (–) SIGN, ENTER THE BALANCE OF POINTS HERE "
18
LIST PLANETS IN SEQUENTIAL ORDER BY POINT STRENGTH, MAXIMUM POINTS BEING NUMBER ONE, THEN TWO, ETC.
SU
MO
MA
ME
JU
VE
SA
35 Example Worksheet for Marriage. Details are as follows on next page 1
! ROWS 8th House from House ‘B’ (write the points for each planet in their Ashtakavargas)
2
The Main Significator house ( write the points for each planet in their Ashtakavargas)
Tenth house from House ‘A’ ( write the points for each planet in their Ashtakavargas)
3
PLANETS " BINDUS" HOUSE A nd 2 house
SU 3
MO 3
MA 4
ME 4
JU 5
VE 6
SA 3
3
2
4
4
7
4
2
HOUSE B th 7 house
4
5
3
5
6
4
3
HOUSE C th 11 house
6
4
4
6
5
3
4
" TOTAL POINTS A+ B + C = (Basic Strength points)
4
Write the NAME of the planets residing in the fourth place from planets in Row One
5
If the planet in Row 1 has LESS than 4 points, add the pts. from Row 3 to the planets in Row 4 here "
6
TOTALS OF POINTS FROM ROWS 3 AND 5
7
Name of 3rd and 11th house Lords from HOUSE ‘A’ and planets in those houses with more than 4 points
8
Add 5 points to each Planet selected in Row 7
9
TOTALS OF ROW 6 AND 8 - (Primary Strength pts.)
"
"
13 11 11 15 18 11
9
_
_
_
_
_
_
Ju
_
_
_
_
_
_
18
13 11 11 15 18 11 27 _
_
_
Me
_
Ve
_
_
_
_
5
_
5
_
13 11 11 20 18 16 27 _
_
Ma
_
Ju
_
Sa
4
_
5
_
3
-5
_
+5
10
Name the planets aspecting Houses A, B or C
11
Write the points of the planets in Row 10 as listed in their Ashtakavargas
12
List aspects by Benefic (+) or Malefic (-) points to Houses A, B or C ( see Lesson 3 )
13
ADD PTS. OF ROW 12 IF WITH + SIGN, SUBTRACT IF WITH – SIGN TO THE PTS IN ROW 9 AND ENTER
14
Name any planets aspecting the planets in Row 1
15
Write the points of the planets in Row 14 as listed in their Ashtakavargas
16
List aspects by Benefic (+) or Malefic (-) points from planet to planet ( see Lesson 3 )
17
ADD POINTS OF ROWS 13 AND 16 IF WITH (+) SIGN, AND SUBTRACT IF WITH ( –) SIGN, ENTER THE BALANCE OF POINTS HERE "
13 11 11 20 13 11 32
18
LIST PLANETS IN SEQUENTIAL ORDER BY POINT STRENGTH, MAXIMUM POINTS BEING NUMBER ONE, THEN TWO, ETC.
Su III
_
_
_
_
_
_
13 11 11 20 13 16 32 _
Ma
_
_
_
Ju
_
_
4
_
_
_
5
_
_
_
_
-5
_
_
_
Mo Ma V VI
Me II
Ju IV
Ve VII
Sa I
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Analysis of the Worksheet Example ROW 1: This row lists the 7 planets that we will work with plus their bindus. ROW 2: These 3 House Rows, House ‘A’, House ‘B’ and House ‘C’ are in actuality the Upachaya Houses of Marriage as studied in Lesson 5 and have a 1-6-10 relationship to each other starting from House A, the Upachaya Marriage house, then House B, (6th) and finally House C, (the 10th). Below is the natal chart for this example worksheet with just the points of each planet shown in its proper house as well as the Main Upachaya houses for Marriage (yellow shaded houses) 10 SUN 3 SATURN 3 MERCURY 4
11 MARS 4
12
1 JUPITER
5
House C
9
2
House A
VENUS
6 8
3
7
House B
6 MOON
4
5
3
Birth data: Female, April 10, 1966; 12:08pm; 19N36, 77E40; Time zone 5:30 Use Ayanamsha 22:22:16; (Mean Nodes); Krushna Ayanamsha Diff; 01:00:24 ROW 3: The object is to total up all the points from each planet in the Upachaya houses and list them in the worksheet as noted from the Ashtakavarga table below. The numbers in RED indicate the planets’ natal positions in the chart. House → Sign → Planet ↓
SUN MOON MARS MERCURY JUPITER VENUS SATURN TOTAL
1 2 3 4 Ge Ca Le Vi 2 4 2 4 5 5 3 25
3 2 4 4 7 4 2 26
5 Li
6 7 8 9 10 Sc Sa Cp Aq Pi
4 4 4 6 6 5 3 3 3 3 2 4 3 4 3 6 3 4 4 5 3 4 6 4 4 4 3 3 26 28 25 31
4 5 3 5 6 4 3 30
6 6 6 6 4 6 6 40
3 1 1 5 3 6 2 21
3 3 3 4 6 4 3 26
11 Ar
12 Ta
6 4 4 6 5 3 4 32
3 7 4 4 4 3 2 27
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Once you total up the points in Row 3, you will get the Basic Strength points of the planets for that particular event, which in this case is Marriage. ROW 4: Write the name of the planets residing in the fourth place from the planets in Row One. As you can see in the yellow shaded houses below, Jupiter is 4 houses away from the SUN, SATURN and MERCURY. Whenever you have a group of planets in one house and another planet (in this case, Jupiter) 4 houses away, select only the most malefic out of the group, meaning the one with the lowest points. If there is a tie, such as the example below, use the natural malefic (Saturn) and list Jupiter under Saturn only, leaving the other planets out of the equation. 10 SUN 3 SATURN 3 MERCURY 4
11 MARS
12
1 JUPITER
4
5
9
2 VENUS
6 8
7
3
6
5
4
MOON
3
ROW 5: If the planet in Row 1 has LESS than 4 points, add the points from Row 3 under the planets in Row 4. Jupiter is in the fourth place from Saturn only, or you can say that Saturn, is in the tenth house from Jupiter, either way. This is known as a ‘fourth-tenth’ house relationship. Again, according to the rule, “If two planets have an equal amount of points, then the natural malefic planet among them will get the power from the planet in the fourth place”, and as we can see, Saturn and the Sun have an equal amount of the lowest points in the house. We now have to choose which one will get the benefic points from Jupiter in the fourth house. Since the Sun is friendlier to the lord of the sign, Saturn would be the one to choose as the more natural malefic in this case. Because of this unique fourthtenth house relationship in which Jupiter has more than 4 bindus and Saturn has less than 4, we will be able to ADD the total points so far, from Jupiter in Row 3, which is 18, to the 9 points of Saturn, also in Row 3. We then put those 18 points underneath the Saturn column in Row 5. We do not have to concern ourselves
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with the fact that Mercury or the Sun has less than 4 points, because they were disqualified when Saturn became the “elected” malefic to receive Jupiter’s points. ROW 6: These are the simply the total points from Rows 3 and 5. Add them to each box. ROW 7: The name of the 3rd and 11th house lords from House ‘A’ and the planets in those houses with more than 4 points. From our studies on the Upachaya Houses in Lesson 5, we know that the lord of the 3rd and the 11th house, shaded in orange below, also plays a key role in the event as well as any planets residing in those houses with more than 4 benefic points. Since these houses only act through their lords and the planets located in them, they are known as Secondary Upachaya houses and are more indirectly involved than the Main Upachaya houses are in the outcome of the event. (Remember to count the 3rd and the 11th house lords from the Upachaya Starting point, which is House ‘A’. Upachaya houses are labeled in BLUE). As you can see below, the lord of the 11th here is Venus. So we enter it as Ve in the Venus column in Row 7. The lord of the 3rd house is Mercury, so we enter Me in its proper column as well. 10 SUN SATURN MERCURY
11 MARS
12
House C 10th
1
11th
9
JUPITER 2
House A 1st
VENUS 8
7
House B 6th
3
6 MOON
5
2
4
3rd
ROW 8: Five points are always added to the lords of the 3rd and the 11th house as well as any planets in these houses with more than 4 points to help increase their secondary strength. Enter these points under the proper planet headings, 5 points under Mercury and 5 points under Venus. ROW 9: This row gives the totals of both Row 6 and 8, which now becomes the Primary strengths of the planets. ROW 10: Name the planets aspecting Houses A, B or C.
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10 SUN 3 SATURN 3 MERCURY 4
11 MARS
12
4 House C
1 JUPITER
5
9
2
House A
VENUS
6 8
3
7
House B
6 MOON
5
4
3
Saturn aspects or has ‘10th sight’ on House ‘B’, ten houses away from itself. Mars aspects House ‘A’ four houses away from it. Finally, Jupiter aspects House ‘B’ seven houses away. These are the only planets making aspects to the Main Upachaya houses and we enter them as Sa, Ma and Ju, each under their own proper columns. ROW 11: Write the points of the planets in Row 10. We can either go back to the Ashtakavarga chart and look at the natal positions for Saturn, Mars and Jupiter (in RED) to see that Saturn has 3 points, Mars has 4 points and Jupiter has 5 or we simply see the points in the chart above for each planet as well. Enter them into the worksheet under the proper columns as indicated. ROW 12: List the aspects by Benefic (+) or Malefic (-) points to Houses A, B or C (see Lesson 3). In Lesson 3, it is noted that a planet with more than 4 benefic points will aspect in the same strength, but in a malefic manner. Similarly, any planet with LESS than 4 benefic points will aspect in a benefic manner, equal to 8 minus the points of the planet. In other words, if any planet has only 2 benefic points, then its aspect will be benefic by 8-2=6 points. In this case, we can see that the Saturn has 3 bindu points in its house. This means that it will cast 5 benefic points (8-3=+5) on the 10th house, House B. Mars aspects from its own house with 4 points, since it has 4 points. Therefore, it will cast +4 points on the 2nd house, House ‘A’ as well. And finally, Jupiter who
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has 5 points will cast 3 on the house it aspects. The points for each of these planets will be reflected in Row 12 of the worksheet.
ROW 13: In this row, we will either add these benefic points or subtract the malefic ones from the totals in Row 9. ROW 14: Name any planets aspecting the planets in Row 1.
10 SUN 3 SATURN 3 MERCURY4
11 MARS
12
1 JUPITER
4
5
9
2 VENUS
6 8
7
3
6 MOON
5
4
3
Here we can see that Mars is making an 8th house aspect to the Moon and Jupiter is making a 9th house aspect to Venus. (We can also word it to say that Mars has ‘8th sight’ on the Moon and Jupiter has ‘9th sight’ on Venus.) Accordingly, we will enter Mars as Ma in the Mars column and Jupiter as Ju in the proper column in Row 14. ROW 15: Write the points of the planets in Row 14 as listed in their Ashtakavarga. List the points that Mars and Jupiter have, either by looking in the Ashtakavarga chart or by looking at the natal chart in the example. Enter the points from each planet in its proper column. ROW 16: List the aspects by Benefic (+) or Malefic (-) points from planet to planet (see Lesson 3). This is basically the same thing as in Row 12 except that Row 12 was concerned with aspects to the Upachaya Houses only. In this row, we’re concerned with Benefic (+) and Malefic (-) point aspects from planet to planet only. As you can see from the chart below, the only planet that casts an aspect to another planet here is Mars to the Moon. But since Mars has only 4 points it is considered NEUTRAL and therefore has no effect on the Moon and cannot be included. Jupiter aspects Venus, but as it has 5 benefic points, it will aspect in a malefic
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manner with the same amount of points. Therefore 5 points will be deducted in this row. (see chart below). 10 SUN 3 SATURN 3 MERCURY 4
11
12
House C
1 JUPITER
5
MARS 4 NEUTRAL
9
2
House A
VENUS
6 8
3
7
House B
6 MOON
5
4
3
ROW 17: We simply add up the totals from Rows 13 and 16 and enter the final balance of the planetary strengths. ROW 18: We list the the planets sequentially in their proper order of strength with Number 1 being the Strongest and the highest in points, while Number 7 will be the weakest in strength and with the lowest in points. BRIEF ANALYSIS: From the results of the worksheet, we can now see that the planets are listed in strength from strongest to weakest, as follows:
PLANET Saturn Mercury Sun Jupiter Moon Mars Venus
STRENGTH 32 20 13 13 11 11 11
Any planets totaling 12 or more points (in green) will be considered beneficial for a happy married life. Anything below 12 (in red) is disqualified. As to which planet will bring Marriage, we must consider this rule: The planets that are aspecting the Significator Houses will NOT come forward to give the results for an event. In this case, Saturn, Mars and Jupiter are all aspecting the Significator Houses. Mars is
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below 12 points and therefore are not considered. Jupiter, although strong with 13 points is in the lagna and aspects the 7th House of B. This leaves Saturn which although is the most powerful, will not come forward because it aspects House B. Such planets can be replaced however by Samdharmi planets. The word SAMDHARMI means “of the same nature”. Mercury is Samdharmi to Saturn in this chart and has 4 points where it resides in the same house as Saturn. From the strength chart, we can easily see that Mercury is the 2nd highest planet on the list and doesn’t have any obstructions, so it CAN bring about the marriage. In fact, since it is Samdharmi to Saturn, the marriage SHOULD be performed in the MERCURY sub period. The timing of the event should always be in the sub period of one of the strong planets. The Mahadasa period lord has no effect here. The period from Dec 17, 1989 thru Oct 17, 1992 is the time of her Mercury sub period. This gives a very big “window” of time however in which to consider, since the period is very long. We then divide this time period into three sectors of equal proportions which comes out to 345 days for each division and will run like this: Dec 17, 1989 to Nov 27, 1990 (First Sector) – No delay Nov 27, 1990 to Nov 7, 1991 (Second Sector) – Moderate Delay Nov 7, 1992 to Oct 17, 1992 (Third Sector) – Full Delay For finding what sector it will fall into, we first have to find the status of the marriage, as to whether it will be an EARLY MARRIAGE, a MODERATE DELAY, or a FULL DELAY. (This will be dealt with more, in a later topic.) In analyzing the planets, we have to consider the conditions of planets in the Navamsha as well as the Rasi chart as they both have equal status. 10
11 SUN MOON
12
1
MARS
9
2 SATURN MERCURY
NAMASHA
8
3
VENUS 7
6
5 JUPITER
4
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As you can see in the Navamsha chart, Jupiter goes to Libra and Venus is spoiled due to its distance from the Sun. Despite being Samdharmi to Saturn, Jupiter is in the lagna of the Rasi chart and therefore aspecting the 7th house (B). Therefore it will not be able to give marriage, but will cause a delay instead. So due to the delays of Jupiter and Venus here, the marriage can’t take place in the first sector. This is a case of MODERATE DELAY, where the marriage was performed in the middle portion of the sub period of Mercury, falling in the sector of Nov 27, 1990 to Nov 7, 1991. The native got married on the 3rd of February, 1991.
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LESSON 8 Samdharmi Planets and their inter-relationships Samdharmi planets are those planets that behave similar to each other or give the results of the other planet. The following planets are said to be Samdharmi. 1. When two planets are in one sign, and in one constellation, they are said to be of similar nature (Samdharmi). It means they can help each other in giving the result. 2. In the “Tenth House Theory” (see Figure 1), planet ‘A’ in the fourth place is Samdharmi to planet ‘B’ in the tenth place from it. However, ‘A’ must have more points in its ashtakavarga then ‘B’. ‘B’ being the karyesh (significator) and getting maximum points, but in case planet B aspects the significating houses, planet ‘A’ can then give the results in its sub period, even if ‘B’ gets more points.
Figure 1 12
1
2
3
PLANET ‘A’ (more than 4 points in AV ) 11
10
4
TENTH HOUSE THEORY
5
PLANET ‘B’ (less than 4 points in AV ) 9
8
7
6
3. If, in the above case, planet ‘A’ had less points then ‘B’, then planet ‘A’ would behave in a reverse way and might give adverse results if it didn’t receive more than 12 points in its final tally, as indicated in the worksheet. 4. In Figure 2, if planet ‘A’ aspects or has ‘sight’ on the significating house for an event, then the transit of the Sun can be considered relevant as it travels thru the sign and constellation of ‘A’ (In this case, the transit of the Sun through ARIES and its Nakshatra or constellation would play a very big part in the results for this particular event.)
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Figure 2 transit Sun thru ARIES becomes important here 12
1
2
3
PLANET ‘A’ (more than 4 points in AV ) 11
4
If it aspects another significator house
10 significating
PLANET ‘B’ (less than 4 points in AV ) 9
8
7
5
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SIGNIFICATOR HOUSE
5. Rahu and Ketu are Samdharmi to the lord of the sign and the lord of the constellation in which they are situated. Suppose Rahu is in 15 degrees of Cancer, then it is in the sign of the Moon, and in the Nakshatra of Pushya, which is the section that covers 3 deg. 20 min. – 16 deg. 40 min. of the sign Cancer and is ruled by Saturn. So it will be samdharmi to the Moon and Saturn. It can give benefic results in its sub period but only when the Moon and Saturn are both receiving more than 12 points. NOTE: Rahu and Ketu are also Samdharmi to the Navamsa lord and the planets they conjoin in the Navamsa. However, Rahu and Ketu are not Samdharmi to planets that they conjoin in the Rasi. This clarification only holds true for the Navamsa.
6. Venus and Saturn are natural 4th and 10th house lords, (being lords of the 7th and 10th signs and 11th and 2nd signs) so they are Samdharmi. In this case, if both planets are strong, then either of them can give the results if the sub period comes earlier. Similarly, Mars and Sun are Samdharmi. (Leo and Scorpio are 4:10) Moon and Mars are Samdharmi. (Aries and Cancer are 4:10) See Figure 3.
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The Samdharmi planets can give the results of each other as illustrated in Figure 4. Suppose Planet ‘Q’ and ‘R’ are samdharmi and powerful. Let Planet ‘Q’ be the powerful Significator for any event of the life, and ‘Q’ is having its sight on one of the signifying houses. In such a case, the result will be experienced in the sub period of ‘R’. If ‘Q’ is a most strong significator and ‘R’ is also the 2nd or the 3rd significator, in this case also, if the sub period of ‘R’ is earlier, results may be experienced. Figure 4 12
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8. We do not include the sight of the planets on the 3rd and the 11th house from the house ‘A’ (as indicated in the worksheet). If any planet with less then 4 points receives good marks and is the 2nd or 3rd significator, aspects the 3rd or the 11th houses, can come forward to give the results if the sub period of the powerful planets are long ahead.
Natural Karakas Planets are have natural significations for certain houses. These are known as karakas and are indicators of the natural characteristics exhibited by a planet, house or sign. Generally it is said that Venus is the natural karaka for Marriage or for the wife. Jupiter is for children. How it this arrived at? In our previous lessons, we learned that the eighth house from any house is the basic reason for the event indicated by the house. For example, if the 7th house signifies the marriage, then the 2nd house (eighth from the 7th) is the house which is mostly effected, so we start from the 2nd house. If we consider the natural chart of the Zodiac, where Aries is the ascendant, the eighth house lord from any house is known as the natural karaka of the house. (See Figure 5 for a few examples of this). The 8th house from the 7th is Taurus and its lord is Venus, so Venus is known as a karaka for marriage. If we count 8 from the 5th house, we arrive at the 12th house of Pisces, ruled by Jupiter, so Jupiter is known as karaka for Children.
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The 6th house stands for enmity and diseases and Mars, the eighth lord from it is a karaka. The 4th house is for ‘Patal’ beneath the earth, so 11th lord Saturn is the karaka for minerals. The 3rd house denotes longevity and the eighth lord is Saturn, which is the karaka for longevity. The 2nd house The signifies knowledge (vidya) and Jupiter signifies it. Jupiter means Guru (teacher) The 1st house or individuality of a person depends upon Mars, the eighth lord, as a karaka. The 12th house, known as Moksha, bed comforts, goes to Venus for the karaka. The 11th house stands for the income and Mercury is the karaka for it. The 10th house stands for authority, and the eighth lord Sun is the karaka for it. (Some schools say the 10th house is for the father, so the Sun is also a karaka for the father. The 9th house is for the luck factor, and Moon is the karaka for it. We consider the moon sign.
If the karaka planets are debilitated, the overall results will be affected in the following ways: • Venus loses its natural power if it is within 3 degrees from the Sun. Similarly, it gives adverse results if it is more then 43 degrees from Sun. If it aspects Saturn in the above case, it behaves like an “anti- karaka”. Its karaka for marriage and bed comforts gets spoiled. • Venus in the Nakshatra of Krittika, (0 –10 degrees of Taurus) loses its karaka and becomes neutral. The aspect from Saturn again spoils it. If along with Venus, Saturn aspects one of the luminaries (Sun or Moon) , Venus loses all of its power as a karaka. Saturn is a slow moving planet and its aspect on the signifying houses delays the results. If Jupiter aspects Saturn, the delay is moderate. Both the Rasi and the Navamsha charts should be analyzed for this. • Jupiter in Libra loses all of its benefic qualities and its karaka gives the opposite effect.
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• If the12 lord from the house ‘B’ is placed in house ‘B’, it spoils, or reduces the results. If Saturn is the lord of this house, the effect is even worse and will be experienced in the sub period of such a planet. • If the lord of 12th house from House ‘B’ aspects the lords of House ‘A’, House ‘B’ and House ‘C’,. the worst results will be felt in the sub period of such planets as related to house ‘B’. Example: Let Cancer be the ascendant, so the sixth lord is Jupiter. In this case, if Jupiter aspects the Sun (second lord) Saturn (7th lord) and Venus (11th lord), then in the sub period of Jupiter, the husband or the wife of the native will expire or there will be a separation of some sort (see Figure 6 below).
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• If Saturn is in the fourth house from House A (as indicated in Figure 7) it will have sight on all the three significator houses. In such a case, the event is experienced late in the life. Delays may be repeated about 1.5 to 1.75 times. In such cases, while in the delay period, the event may not be experienced.
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Figure 8 – Example of opposite house lords, Mars and Venus in 2:12 and 6:8 relationships 9
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Some Important Rules For Marriage 1. If any planet aspects one of the significating places, then it will not give the results of the ‘B’ house, It does not mean that it will oppose it. It only means that achievement of the results will not come to fruition in its sub period. It will continue to give the same results already achieved in House ‘B’ and will not affect it in any adverse way. 2. The natural karaka planets, if afflicted, will give results according to its affliction. For example, Venus is the karaka for the 7th house, meaning that the results will be spoiled for a husband or wife, as well as the results of the 7th house, if Venus is in Krittika. 3. A retrograde planet will enhance the results. 4. The planets receiving less then 12 points in the final tally will not have favored results in their sub periods.
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5. The planets receiving more then 12 points in the final tally, will give benefic results in their sub periods. 6. Venus is the natural karaka planet for the 7th house, indicating marriage or a relationship with the opposite sex. In the Nakshatra of Krittika, it becomes the most afflicted and will spoil the results signified by the 7th house. In Ardra, Mula and Jyeshta nakshatras, it also gets spoiled. 7. If Venus (as described in # 6), is aspecting Saturn, its adverse power increases. 8. If along with Venus (as described in # 7), one of the luminaries is also in the sight of Saturn, then Venus will be spoiled even more. 9. Jupiter in Libra always gives adverse results. 10. When the planet X, is in fourth place from planet Y, and X is the lord of the 12th house from the significator house ‘B’, then Y will not give favorable results. (See Figure 9 to illustrate this example).
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11. When two planets are in 4:10 combinations, and the planet in the fourth place has less points than the planet in the tenth place, it will give the results according to its nature or opposite to the nature of the planet in the tenth place. 12. The sixth lord of the chart gives adverse results for all the houses, except for the ninth and first house. 13. Any planet in opposition to Venus weakens its original nature. 14. Venus in Krittika, Ardra or the Mula nakshatras, becomes malefic for marriage and marital relations. It is especially malefic in Krittika. 15. If the above combination in #14 is aspected by Saturn, it will lose all its quality. 16., If Saturn, in the #13th or #14th, also aspects any one of the luminaries, (even in the Navamsha chart, it will totally spoil the nature of Venus. 17. Venus within 3 degrees, or more then 43 degrees from the Sun, loses its nature, and becomes malefic (particularly for marriage). 18. Planets having more points reduces the results of the houses that they aspect. 19. Only Saturn can have zero points in the 2nd, 5th, 7th, 8th, 9th, and 12th house if it situated in those houses. (no other planet can have zero points in the place where it is situated). 20. Mars can give zero points for 2nd, 4th, 5th, 7th, 8th, 9th, and 12th houses ONLY when it is not in those houses. 21. No planet can give zero points in the 11th house. (see Lesson 1 and the Ashtakavarga Tables) 22. Only Venus can give zero points in the 10th house, but in such cases, it is mostly spoiled. The 10th house is for authority and Work (Karma) Venus is the basic Karaka for the 7th and the 12th houses, which are mostly related to the opposite sex. If anybody is involved only in those activities, they may not be able to do anything in the life and will ignore his duties. So zero in 10th house due to Venus denotes that. 23. If there are zero points in any house by any planet, this definitely indicates some deficiencies in the life of the native. Generally marriage is the main event in the life of a native in the Indian culture. It gets spoiled due to zero points. The more zeroes, the more instability is indicated for the marital life. This also indicates multiple unstable marriages. 24. Any planet with more than 5 points in any house will give the results of the fourth and the eighth houses from that house in its sub period.
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25. Generally the good result of any house is experienced in the sub period of the sixth or the tenth lords from that place. 26. If the Lord of any house situated in the 6th or the 10th from its own house with more then 5 points, it will give much better results for its own house. 27. Planets that are aspecting the sixth and tenth houses from house ‘B’ with benefic site also give better results for the ‘B’ house
PLEASE NOTE: Statements #19, #20, #21, and #22 are given especially because in some books such types of imaginary results are given which are not accurate.
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LESSON 9 Vimshottari Dasa and Manual Calculations To find the timing event, we must know the period ruled by the significator planet. There are so many types of dasha systems. But I found the Vimshottari dasha most reliable. This system is based on the longitude of the Moon. The total dasa period is 120 years. The ancient sages found out the life of human beings to be 120 years. Now it is supported by scientists in the present day. They have tested a particular part of the body, and ascertained that it can work for 120 years. Now they are also in agreement that the maximum life of a person can be up to 120 years old. The total period of 120 years has been allotted to 9 grahas, I will use word “Graha” which is different than the word “planet”. “Planets” and “Stars” are the words used for heavenly bodies. Rahu and Ketu are grahas, but they are not planets. “Graha” means sources of energy, attraction, so it may be a distincton. There are inner grahas and outer grahas. “Inner grahas” means grahas between the Earth and the Sun, which includes the Sun, Mercury, Venus and the Moon. Ketu is also included in the inner grahas. Mars, Jupiter Saturn are outer grahas, and Rahu is treated as an outer graha as well. 120 years are divided in two equal parts of 60 years each and allotted to inner and outer grahas. Starting from Revati, which is ruled by Mercury, then Ketu, Venus, Sun, and Moon, allotting 17 years, 7yrs, 20 yrs, 6 yrs, and 10 years respectively for a total of 60 years . Then Outer Grahas, Mars 7 years, Rahu 18 years, Jupiter 16 years, Saturn 19 years for a total of another 60 years. (See Figure 1) Figure 1 INNER GRAHAS Mercury 17 years Ketu 7 years Venus 20 years Sun 6 years Moon 10 years TOTAL YEARS
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• The periods, as shown in Figure 1, are known as Mahadashas (Main Periods). It is further sub divided into sub periods. The division for each of these subperiod planets is in proportion to its Mahadasha period. The first division is always that of the Mahadasha Lord. The sub period can be found from the following formula: Let M = Mahadasha period Let S = the sub lord of the mahadasha period Let s = result of sub period in decimal years, which can be converted into months and days. The formula now becomes: s=M X S divided by 120 For example, we want to find the sub period of Mercury in the Main period of Saturn. If we look at the table in Figure 1, you can see that Saturn (M) = 19 years and Mercury (S) = 17 years. s = M X S divided by 120 s = 19 X 17 divided by 120 s = 2.6916666 This converts into 2 years 8 months and 9 days. • However, there is an easier way to do this, by dividing the original formula by 10 instead of 12. This will automatically give you the number of months. Let’s see. number of months = M X S divided by 10 number of months = 19 X 17 divided by 10 number of months = 32.3 The 32.3 means 32 months and .3 of a month or 3 X 3 = 9 days We can now see that 32 months = 2 years and 8 months (plus the 9 days), which comes to the same thing as the first formula where we divided by 12. • This can be done orally also, but we must know the mahadasha period first. For example, let’s take Rahu. If we want to take the sub period of Rahu in the Mahadasa period of Rahu, we will have this: RAHU Mahadasa = 18 Rahu Subperiod = 18 Total = 324 (leave out the 4)
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Leave out the last digit, which is 4, so that the remainder is 32. These are the number of months, which then converts to 2 years and 8 months. Now multiply the last digit of the number 324 by 3. It gives the days. Therefore, the subperiod of Rahu in the Rahu Mahadasa = 2 years 8 months, 12 days. • Mars sub in Mars main = 7X7 = 49 = four months and 27 days. 49 ÷ 10 = 4.9 which equals 4 months and 27 (9 X 3) days. • Sun sub in Moon main = 6 X 10 = 60 = six months and 0 days. From the above equation one can find the sub period of any planet. • Now suppose the main period of Venus starts from the 1st of Jan.,1980. It lasts for 20 years. Now we have to find the sub period of Mars in Venus main. Add the total years of Venus + Sun + Moon up to Mars = 20 + 6+ 10 = 36 . Now we have to find the start of the Mars sub period. So we multiply 36 by 20 (the main period of Venus) 36 X 20 = 720 leaving out the last digit which gives us 72 (months) = 6 years. The last digit of 720 stands for days which gives us zero days. This means that the Mars sub period will start 6 years after 1st Jan 1980 which is the 1st Jan 1986. And the Mars period will be 7 X 20 = 140 = one year 2 months. Similarly we can find the sub period of any planet in the main or Mahadasa period of any planet. The Vimshottari Mahadasa is based upon the constellation of the Moon, in which it is situated and uses the angular distance of each Nakshatra, which is 13 deg. 20 min.
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Figure 2 Conversion Table Aries 0° Taurus 30° Gemini 60° Cancer 90° Leo 120° Virgo 150° Libra 180° Scorpio 210° Sagittarius 240° Capricorn 270° Aquarius 300° Pisces 330° If we want to find the Main constellation period from the Moon’s longitude, first convert it to degrees, divide it by 120, then multiply the decimal portion by 9.
EXAMPLE: Suppose the Moon is in Scorpio 18 degrees and 17 seconds. If we look at the table in Figure 2, we’ll see a conversion table that charts all planetary positions from the 0° Aries point instead of 0° from each individual sign. It will easily allow us to find out what degree of the 360° zodiac Scorpio falls on. Scan down to Scorpio in the table. It says 210°. Add the 18 degrees more from the Scorpio Moon position to 210°. Moon in Scorpio - 18 degrees 17 seconds + 210 degrees (from Conversion table next to Scorpio) = 228 degrees In order to calculate the 17 seconds into degrees, divide as follows: 17 ÷60 = 0.2833333 Together we have 228.2833333 Divide 228.2833333 by 120 to get 1.90236.
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Disregard the integer to the left of the decimal to make it 0.90236. Multiply this by 9 = 8.12125. Round this off to the nearest integer which in this case comes to 8. The full integers represent the periods that have already passed. This means that the Moon is already into the next constellation, ruled by Mercury, which is in the 9th position from Ketu. (See Figure 3) As illustrated in the table in Figure 3, each planetary ruler is shown in its numbered constellation. There are 27 Nakshatras in three cycles of 9. The rulers repeat themselves in each cycle. Figure 3 PLANET RULER Ketu Venus Sun Moon Mars Rahu Jupiter Saturn Mercury
CONSTELLATIONS 1 10 19 2 11 20 3 12 21 4 13 22 5 14 23 6 15 24 7 16 25 8 17 26 9 18 27
DASA YEARS 7 20 6 10 7 18 16 19 17
Again the 10th constellation will be of Ketu, And 11 that of Venus and so on. If we remember the lords of the 1st to the 9th constellations, then they can easily be applied further. A good tip is to total the constellation number and find the ruler for the number of the total. For example, find the ruler of the constellation # 23. Now total 2+3 = 5. The ruler of five is Mars, and so is the number 23 mars. (Also see Figure 4) The period passed can be calculated by multiplying the decimal portion by the main period of Mercury. 0.12125 X 17 = 2.06125 years = 2 years , 0 months and 22 days have passed and 14 years 11 months and 8 days are remaining. The Dasha system is based on the Hindu Calendar which has approximately 360 days (average). In actuality, the Hindu calendar is based on the Moon and the English calendar is based on the Sun, which contains 365 days with one day added for every leap year. In the Hindu calendar some months are added or subtracted. This is known as Adhik mas (additional month) and kshaya mas (deleted month) and matches the Sun’s transit. It may be difficult to calculate the dasha system actually as per the Hindu calendar. It is much easier to follow the English Calendar for this. The maximum difference may be 18 days, if we follow the English calendar.
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Figure 4 – Nakshatra Table NAKSHATRA # 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27
DEGREES 00°AR 00’ - 13°AR 20’ 13°AR 20’ - 26°AR 40’ 26°AR 40’ - 10°TA 00’ 10°TA 00’ - 23°TA 20’ 23°TA 20’ - 06°GE 40’ 06°GE 40 - 20°GE 00’ 20°GE 00’ - 03°CA 20’ 03°CA 20’ - 16°CA 40’ 16°CA 40 -- 00°LE 00’ 00°LE 00’ -- 13°LE 20’ 13°LE 20’ -- 26°LE 40’ 26°LE 40’ -- 10°VI 00’ 10°VI 00’ --- 23°VI 20’ 23°VI 20 ---- 06°LI 40’ 06°LI 40’ ---- 20°LI 00’ 20°LI 00’ -- 03°SC 20’ 03°SC 20’ - 16°SC 40’ 16°SC 40’ - 00°SA 00’ 00°SA 00’ - 13°SA 20’ 13°SA 20’ - 26°SA 40’ 26°SA 40’ - 10°CP 00 10°CP 00’ - 23°CP 20’ 23°CP 20’ - 06°AQ 40’ 06°AQ 40’ - 20°AQ 00 20°AQ 00 --- 03°PI 20’ 03°PI 20’ ---- 16°PI 40’ 16°PI 40 --- 00°AR 00’
NAKSHATRA Aswini Bharani Krittika Rohini Mrigishira Ardra Purnavasu Pushyami Aslesha Magha Purva Phalguni Uttara Phalguni Hasta Chitra Swati Vishakha Anuradha Jyeshta Mula Purvashadha Uttarashadha Shravana Dhanishta Satabhisha Purva Bhadra Uttara Bhadra Revati
RULED BY Ketu Venus Sun Moon Mars Rahu Jupiter Saturn Mercury Ketu Venus Sun Moon Mars Rahu Jupiter Saturn Mercury Ketu Venus Sun Moon Mars Rahu Jupiter Saturn Mercury
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LESSON 10 Marriage According to Hinduism and the Catholic faith, marriage is taken as an indissoluble and sacred institution. In some Western countries, it is a contract and can be dissolved at any time. In astrology, the marriage is governed by the planetary disposition at the time of birth. The astrologer can thus read the indications and the tendencies of a happy marriage or otherwise. In Hindu mythology, the marriage can be broken down into groups as follows: 1. Devas (Gods) – This is marriage that is settled in heaven by the Gods and is ruled by Jupiter. 2. Manushya (Humans) – This means that the marriage is settled in the community by the elder persons of the family and is controlled by a strong and benefic Venus. 3. Rakshasas (Demons) – This is marriage performed against the will of the female by force and is the result of an afflicted Venus by Saturn and Mars. 4. Gandharva Vivaha – This last one can be an intercast, inter-religion or international type of marriage indicator along with the 3rd group and states that the marriage is settled between a male and female of their own free will. It is ruled by Venus and Mars, where Venus is afflicted by Mars, either by sight or association. We have already seen in last lesson that the karaka for marriage is Venus. It also governs the women, wife, sexual happiness, beauty, love making, poetry, dancing, music, singing, flowers, scents, decoration, art, etc. The marriage is mainly based on mutual attraction, physical fitness, mental quality, heredity, sexual compatibility, and social and economical status. The lagna or the ascendant governs the physical fitness, the Moon rules the emotional mind and the mental quality, and the Sun governs the spirit and the status. Hence the observation of these three is very necessary, the lagna, the Sun and the Moon. The relationship between the lord of the lagna and the lords of the house in which the Moon and the Sun are situated, as well as the lord of the seventh house from them, is a very important factor. If they are in a 5:9 or 3:11 combination it is good. If they are 4:10 combination, it is said to be moderate. A 2:12 combination can be tolerable, but 6:8 is always gives disputes.
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Working on a 100-point scale, we can assign these points to these combinations. Figure 1 POINT SCALE 30 20 10 0
HOUSE COMBINATION 5:9 3:11 4:10 6:8
RESULT Good Good Moderate Disputes
In Figure 2, let’s suppose that the lagna lord (Mars) and the lord of 7th house (Venus) are in a 5:9 combination. That would be equal to 30 points. Similarly, the lord of the Moon sign (Mercury) and the lord of the seventh from the Moon (Jupiter) are in a 4:10 combination. This will be equal to 10 points. And finally, the lord of the sun sign (Saturn) and the seventh lord are in a 3:11 combination. This is equal to 20 points. We now have a total of 30 + 10 + 20 = 60 points. Below 50 is an indicator that there may be many disputes and difference of opinions in this marriage. Above 50 points indicates a good, happy and cooperative married life. Figure 2 12
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The position of Venus and its lordship is also very important. It becomes spoiled (weak) in Krittika, Ardra, and the Mula nakshatras. It becomes moderately spoiled in Jyeshta. If it does not have benefic sight of Jupiter, it may give multiple relations/ marriages. Venus gets even more spoiled if it becomes associated or aspected by Saturn. Saturn is the planet that brings delay in both cases, whether it be by means of benefic or malefic sight or association. Whether we consider it benefic for a good reason or malefic for a bad reason, a delay will still be there in any case. Saturn enhances the negative qualities of Venus and if it is aspected by Jupiter, it controls and modifies the result somewhat better. The distance of Venus from the Sun is also a main factor here. Up to 3 degrees from the Sun, it loses all of its qualities. Such a Venus reduces the sex urge of the native. Up to 43 degrees from the Sun it behaves in a normal way and after 43 degrees, its qualities are enhanced as it increases the sexual feelings of the person. Mars in association with Venus causes the native to have no control over his or her sexual feelings. Saturn, if associated in this case may be a factor as well, in homosexuality. This is one of the reasons for a delay in the marriage. The more afflicted Venus becomes, the more of a delay and/or more of a chance for extramarital relations. At the extreme end, it denies marriage altogether, but gives more relationships. The Moon is the controller of the ninth house and of the mind. Its affliction by Rahu also spoils the control over the mind as well as the marriage life. Therefore, before finding the result for marriage and before coming to any conclusions, we must study the above factors very keenly.
Analyzing a Happy Married Life Here I will state some important laws for a happy married life: 1. The points in the 1st and 7th house of the Sarvashtakavarga chart should be equal or with a difference of no more than 5 points. More points in the lagna make a person more egotistical. Above 35 points in the lagna makes the person stubborn. Points of about 28 in both the first and seventh houses are good and give a good match. If the difference is more then 33% between houses, then the sexual chemistry in the husband and the wife will be reduced. The 1st house should be considered as the native himself and the 7th house as his or her spouse.
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2. The combinations of the lord of the lagna, Moon sign and the Sun sign plus the lord of the 7th house from them must total more than 50 points for a normal and well adjusted married life. (as shown above in fig 1). 3. As indicated in the worksheet, all the planets must give more than 12 points and if the conditions from numbers 1, 2, and 3 are fulfilled, then the marriage will be happy. 4. To have none of the planets aspecting the A, B and C houses would be the ideal condition. If aspecting other planets, then they should have less than 4 points. 5. In the case of number 4, the number of planets aspecting the 2nd house or its lord, even if it has less than 4 points, may give that number of extra marital relations. 6. There should be no aspect of the sixth lord (the 12th from the 7th house) on the 7th house at the very least. 7. If any planet gets more points due to the aspect of the sixth lord, then the strength of the planet for a happy marriage should be considered, thereby deleting the points. 8. There should be no points accumulated by the sixth lord to any planet by aspect. 9. When the sixth lord is in the 4th or the 12th house (meaning the 10th and the 6th from the 7th house) it can reduce the marital happiness. 10. Taurus, Cancer, Leo, Libra and Pisces are the signs of love. A minimum of 28 points in these signs in the sarvashtakavarga brings more success to the marital life. 11. More then 4 points in the above signs by the Sun, the Moon and Venus, makes the person more romantic in his/her love life. 12. Only the sun in Pisces with more then 4 points makes the standards of the person somewhat lower and consequently love is restricted to physical contacts only. 13. More points in the 10th or 1st house, or the 8th or 6th house, although it increases the status of the person will also reduce the happiness in the married life. 14. Mars and Venus should be well posited in the chart and without the aspect of Saturn (this should also be seen in the navamsha chart). 15. The navamsha lord of the 11th house as well as the planets in the 11th house, and their positions in the chart are also indicators to look for when searching for the quality of the love life. (The 11th lord means the lord of the 10th house from the 2nd or the lord of the 5th house from the 7th).
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For each and every aspect of the life there is basically one significator planet that represents it. If it is said to be “spoiled”, the event may happen in the life but the overall quality of the good result becomes weaker, and proportionately, so does the overall happiness. Actually the overall results and the date of the event are two different things altogether. These are the main factors and the general laws that contribute to a happy married life. We have a total of 15 general laws. If we give 10 points for each law that proves to be true out of those 15 and come up with a total of 60 points or more, we can say that the married life will be a satisfactory one. The more points we come up with out of a total of 150 points, the happier the marriage will be.
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LESSON 11 Transits The effects of transits are also important considerations and should be figured for finding daily results. The sub-dasa is a long period and for finding the date of the event we have to consider the transit of the Sun. To find out a daily routine however, the transit of all the planets have to be taken into consideration. The Sarvastakavarga points of each house are used for this procedure. The points of each house in the Sarva chart are taken for each planet that transits that particular house and added together for each day. The average points for a day are 196. More than this means that the person will have a good day. Less than 196 points, means that there will be some worry. From this, we can easily find day to day results and calculate them for weeks, months or years in advance. Example: Let’s say a person has the following Sarva points as shown in the chart below (Figure 1), for an AQUARIUS Ascendant. Figure 1 2
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Now suppose we have to find the total points of the day in question. Let’s start with January 23rd, 2001. The transiting planets for this day are shown in the Sarva chart below in RED (Figure 2), as they pass thru these particular signs. We can easily see that The Sun is in Capricorn and will take 27 points, the Moon is in Sagittarius with 31 points, Mars is in Libra with 19 points, Mercury is also in Capricorn with 27 points, Jupiter is in Taurus with 35 points, Venus is in Aquarius with 31 points, and Saturn is also in Taurus with 35 points. If we total all these points, we come up with 205 points for the day. Similarly, on the 24th of January, only the Moon will change signs into Capricorn, so the total points are 201. Figure 2 2
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In this way, points for each day can easily be tallied up and tabulated for this person as follows: January 2001 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
Total Points 205 201 205 205 205 205 201 201
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31 February 2001 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 17 24 March 2001 3 10 17 24 31 April 2001 7 14 21 28 May 2001 5 12 19 26 June 2001 2 9 16 23 20 July 2001 7 14 21 28 August 2001 4 11
207 Total Points 217 219 219 219 213 213 212 212 203 203 213 215 Total Points 219 213 215 211 213 Total Points 211 219 221 223 Total Points 225 227 225 221 Total Points 217 225 211 218 211 Total Points 213 219 213 197 Total Points 205 202
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18 25 September 2001 1 8 15 22 29 October 2001 6 13 20 27 November 2001 3 10 17 24 etc…
188 190 Total points 198 204 200 191 193 Total points 197 201 197 197 Total points 183 167 187 199
These numbers will show the high points and low points of a person’s daily feelings and moods. From the above calculations, it seems that this person will enjoy the life up to the middle of August 2001. Then, in November, as the points drop down, it indicates a time of more stress and worry.
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LESSON 12 How to Look for Signs of Divorce in a Chart Signs of divorce can be found among the following hints in these cases: 1) The ascendant lord and the 7th lord are in a 2:12 or a 6:8 relationship. 2) Venus is in the Nakshatra of Krittika, Ardra or Mula. (Jyeshta’s last degrees and Mula’s first degrees are also referred to as Mula.) 3) The difference in the Sun and Venus is more than 43 degrees and is either one of the luminaries in the aspect of Saturn. 4) Jupiter is in the ascendant with more points. 5) The sight of Jupiter has more points on the 2nd and the 7th lord. 6) There is more of a chance of divorce if Jupiter is the 6th lord in #5. (above) 7) Jupiter has less points and is situated in the 7th house. 8) The 7th lord is in the 6th house and is aspected by Saturn and/or Mars, which is having more points. 9) The sixth lord is with its significator, or the sixth lord is in the 4th house. 10) If the Karyesh (significator) is in the 4th place from the sixth lord. Generally, when more than one marriage is indicated, the first marriage is performed in the sub of the sixth lord. When the marriage life of any person is indicated as unhappy, the marriage is usually performed in the sub period of the significator planet and having less points or it may be in the sub period of the lord of the 12th from House ‘B’.
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LESSON 13 The Effects of Venus and Points in All Twelve Signs As we have learned so far, the many combinations of planets in any sign plus the points acquired by each planet can have a big effect on the results that follow. The following examples will show Venus in all twelve signs and give a good guideline as to what to expect when interpreting this planet in the natal chart. 1. Venus in ARIES: If Venus has 8 points in this sign, it is an indicator for extra marital relations as well as prostitution. The native (Jatak) can lose his/her money, his/her position in life and further destroy his/her chances of succeeding any further in life. If there are 7 points here, the effect is reduced and 6 points nullifies this effect altogether. The yoge (event) can be possible only in the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 8th, 9th, and 11th houses. In any other house, Venus cannot get 8 points. 2. Venus in TAURUS: If more than 6 points are in this sign with Venus, it is an indicator of more than one marriage, whether it be legal or illegal. 3. Venus in GEMINI: If Venus has more than 5 points here in this sign, it is an indicator of more sex appeal. 4. Venus in CANCER: If there are more than 6 points here, there are two marriages indicated and the pleasures of too much “wine and women” may be the cause of some illness. 5. Venus in LEO: If there are more than 5 points here, the person will enjoy the company of the opposite sex and try to make them happy. 6. Venus in VIRGO: With more than 6 points here, the person likes to talk with the opposite sex and will have more contacts with people doing lower grade work. 7. Venus in LIBRA: More points here indicates happiness and the ability to achieve the things one wants to do in life. 8. Venus in SCORPIO: If there are more than 6 points here, the person will have relations with other married members of the opposite sex and due to foolish indiscretions, will suffer losses in the life.
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9. Venus in SAGITTARIUS: The more points here, the more happiness. It is also an indicator of a good character. 10. Venus in CAPRICORN: If there are more than 6 points in this sign, there will be contact with women/men of low mentality who will take emotional hold of him/her. 11. Venus in AQUARIUS: Venus here with more than 6 points indicates relations with married people of the opposite sex. 12. Venus in PISCES: A lot of points in this sign is an indicator of a person who doesn’t fall in love so much as enjoying the physical act of sex itself. Other effects due to Venus in different houses: 1. If the sign of Leo is in the 7th house and Venus has more than 5 points in the 7th house, the person is very trustful with his spouse. 2. If Venus gives more points in the 5th house, there is more of a chance for a female child, taking into consideration the other planets also. 3. In the place where the 7th lord is situated, if Venus is there and gives more than 5 points, the person has much interest in the sexual act. If Mars or Saturn also gives more points in the same place, the spouse of the person is hard hearted and perhaps a bit mentally unbalanced. 4. If Venus, along with Mercury, is in the fifth house with more points, the person can be much too talkative which sometimes ends in quarrels due to this habit. 5. If Mercury in the above case is the lord of the 3rd house, the person talks meaningless nonsense. 6. If Jupiter is in the 7th house with more points, the life partner is very beautiful or handsome and has a very good character. If with 8 points, the partner is very lucky. 7. If Venus is in the 7th house with Mars/Saturn and has more points, the life partner is a lot more hot tempered. 8. If Saturn gives more than 5 points for the place where Venus is situated, the person is very truthful, has good self-confidence and rises due to his/her own efforts. 9. If the above yoge (#8) is in the 7th house, the person gets a very cooperative spouse, who is hard working and thrifty. 10. If the above yoge (#9) is in a female chart, then the partners do not have confidence in each other.
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LESSON 14 Love Marriages A “Love Marriage” may be viewed as a mutual agreement or contract between a male and a female. The fifth house and the lord of the tenth and second houses have an important role over the lovemaking. Therefore, their influence will be felt in a marriage resulting out of love and affection. When Venus is aspected by Saturn or Rahu, or if Venus is situated with them, the person has opportunities to be acquainted with females as a result of sexual attraction. When the lords of the 4th and the 12th houses become linked with the lords of 2nd and the 10th houses, either by association or by sight, there definitely becomes a chance for a love affair with the opposite sex.
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In Figure 1, Venus is the lord of the fourth house and is aspected by 10th lord Mars. The 12th lord is also in association with the 2nd lord Sun. Any chart having similar combinations definitely has the ingredients for a love affair. If in such a case Venus is aspected by Saturn, there will be more then one affair. If Mars were to have sight or association with Saturn, the end of such an affair will be a heartbreaking experience for the native.
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The association of Mars and Venus increases the tendency for having love affairs, as the attraction towards the opposite sex increases. If such a combination aspects or has sight of Saturn, then the attraction increases even more. A strong significator, as calculated from the work sheet, gives extra marital relations if it aspects Saturn. One must note that the Rashi and the Navamsha chart have equal importance, so both charts must be consulted. The tenth and the second lords, if they get more points in the work sheet for marriage, also gives extra marital relations in their sub periods. If the sixth lord makes aspects or associations in the above combinations, the affair is restricted and does not lead to marriage. When Saturn or Mars is in the 2nd, 7th or 12th house (it can be in any one place, actually, but especially in these houses) and has a total of zero points, this also indicates the discontinuation of such relationships. Mars with zero points in the fourth house gives similar results as well as Rahu, which has 2nd, 5th, 7th and 9th sight. So, if Rahu is situated in either the 1st, 5th, 7th, 9th or 12th houses from Venus, it gives similar results. The above rules are universal. There are also many other combinations, but they have many “if’s and but's”. _______________________________________________________________
Who can have a good friendship? (This portion can be applied to friendships of both the same sex as well as opposite sexes.) 1. If the two charts are overlapped one on top of the other, the Mars of one chart should aspect or should be in the same house where the Venus of other chart is placed. 2. This should be checked in the rashi chart also. The sign of Venus in one chart and the sign of Mars in the other should have similar combinations.
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3. The Saturn and/or Rahu of one chart should be found in association with the Venus of the other chart by house or by sign. 4. The sight of Saturn and/or Rahu should be on the Venus of other chart (this should be checked by house and sign) 5. If the Sun and the Moon of two charts exchange houses or signs, a close friend ship is indicated. 6. If Venus and Mars are in the same Navamsha, or the Navamsha lord is the same, this also indicates a close friendship.
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LESSON 15 Procedure for Finding Any Event for the Date Given There are many times when charts come to us as a Blind Analysis, where we have to try and figure out what happened on such and such an event date. The following set of procedures should be learned and followed and with a little practice, one can perfect their analytical skills to a remarkable degree using Krushna’s Ayanamsha. 1. Cast the chart for the person using his date of birth, place of birth and time. Don’t forget to apply Krushna’s Ayanamsha ONLY. This is the most important rule, because the results will be more accurate. I recommend this ayanamsha for any system for better results. 2. Find the Vimshottari Mahadasha and the Sub Dasha. 3. Find the Main period Lord and the sub period lord on the date of the event. 4. Find out which houses have lordship of the main period lord (the Mahadasa lord). Also find its Samdharmi. The result is generally linked with the karaka (the significator) of the main period lord or its samdharmi. It can also represent the house where it is situated. 5. Find the house(s) that the sub period lord rules and the house where it is situated. The sub period lord generally gives the results of the 4th or the 8th house from the its own house position or the 4th or 8th house from its situation. If any planet aspects houses A,B or C, then its samdharmi will give the result of the event. 6. Look at all the houses for which the sub lord can possibly give the result as well as the karaka (significator) related to the main lord by using House “B” as a sort of dial in which you move it around the chart and interpret the subsequent Upachaya patterns (Houses A, B, C, D and E) from different viewpoints. As an example, we will take the case given as Exercise 5 (also known as ABA 1, referred to by Mr. Ron Gaunt). This is a chart of a female. Her birth data is as follows: April 6, 1975 5:25am Time Zone: -5:30 (IST) India (17N42, 74E00) Ayanamsha is 22:29:21 Lagna should be 2 PIS 58. She married on the 28th of June, 1997. What happened in her life on June 27th, in the year 2000?
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1 ASC 2:58 Me 10:11 Ju 11:55 Su 23:04
2 Ve 28:05
3 Ke 9:37
4 Sa 19:55
9 Sa 3:24 Ju 6:31
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Moon 6
Mars 4
Mercury 4
Jupiter 5
Venus 5
Saturn 4
The main dasa period running on June 27, 2000 was that of RAHU. Its sub period was the MOON. As you can see in the above chart, Rahu in the Rasi Chart is situated in the 9th house which is House ‘A’ for the longevity of the husband. The Moon is situated in House ‘D’ with 6 points and becomes eager to give the results for this event. Since the Moon is the sub period lord it can give the result if we focus House “B” on the 8th, the 12th, the 2nd and the 6th houses and look at the various relationships of the Upachaya houses to each other. Remembering that the 8th house lord from any house is known as the Natural Karaka of that house, we can see that for the 8th house, (Libra), the karaka goes to Venus; for the 12th house (Aquarius), the Karaka is Mercury; for the 2nd house, Aries, the Karaka goes to Mars or Rahu; and for the 6th house of Leo, the Karaka is Jupiter. The Main period Lord of Rahu represents Mars here so only the 2nd house is being taken into consideration. The Moon and Mars are natural Samdharmi, meaning that their house rulers are ‘naturally’ 4 houses away from each other. (look above at the 2nd and the 5th houses). They can give results for each other, but since the sub period is the Moon, it will take first preference over Mars for that result.
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The 2nd house represents the family, the death of the husband, etc.. Now, considering family matters, the Moon is a weak significator for these things, including the longevity of the husband. On the day of the event, the Sun was transiting the sign of Gemini, which is ruled by Mercury and in the constellation of Rahu, which is situated in the 9th house of the husband’s longevity, bringing the focus to this particular area of the life, as Rahu is the Main Mahadasa lord. If we re-focus house ’B’ on the 8th house, we will notice that the Moon rules House ‘D’ and will be eager to give results for this area of the life which focuses on longevity. If we re-focus House ’B’ on the 12th house, we will notice that the Moon (the sub period lord) rules House ‘E’, who is also eager to give results for this area of the life, dealing with losses. We can take this to mean that in the Moon sub period as the lord of the 5th in the Rasi chart, results can be linked to the 8th and the 12th houses of loss and sorrow. Studying other factors, the Natural Karaka of marriage is Venus and it is in Krittika, which spoils the marital happiness. Its position in the 2nd house is also bad. Mercury is more powerful for marriage as it receives points from Saturn from the 4th house, but in spite of that, it has nothing to do with this current period. So it can be assumed that in the Moon sub period, it will be bad for the longevity of the husband and we can surmise that she will either separate from her husband during this time period or he will pass away. As it happened, the husband passed away on this date, very suddenly and unexpectedly due to a brain hemorrhage. Similar analysis procedures can be followed using any blind chart.
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LESSON 16 Procedure for Placing the Event in the Length of the Bhutki Up until now, we have understood that any event will occur either under the influence of the powerful significators in the chart, or in the sub period of the lords of either House D or House E. The main period is that of the karaka planet or its Samdharmi. The sub period of the planets however are of various and different lengths. It is very important to narrow this time period down in order to zoom in on the happening of the event itself. There are several rules for doing this as follows: 1) Look to see if all of the lords of A, B and/or C houses are aspected by Saturn, or 2) if these lords are placed with Saturn, or 3) if Saturn itself is one of the lords and others too are in its aspect This must be seen from the Rashi chart and/or the Navamsha chart as both of them have equal status. If rules 1 thru 3 are in effect, then the event will be late or delayed. This means we have to divide the entire time length of the sub period into three equal parts. The event will take place in the third part of this sub period. 4) If such is the case that the lords are aspected by Jupiter also, or Saturn is in the aspect of Jupiter, then the event will take place in the 2nd part of the sub period. 5) If ONLY Jupiter alone is aspecting these lords, the events will take place in the first part of the sub period. This means that Saturn, the delay causing planet, is not aspecting, or the significating planet is not having any relation with Saturn (not in the Navamsha of Saturn or sign or constellation ruled by Saturn). 6) The lord of the sign and the constellation of the sub period lord, (Significator) are also responsible for either an early event or a delay in the timing. Slow moving planets will delay the event, while the faster moving planets will give the result early. (This should be applied for the length of the time of the sub period only) 7) The Moon is the fastest moving planet and Saturn is the slowest. The order of speed for the planets from fastest to slowest are: Moon, Sun, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Rahu/ Ketu and Saturn. Moon, Sun and Mercury will give the results in the first third of the equally divided dasha period. Venus and Mars will give the results in the 2nd part, and Rahu, Ketu and Saturn will give the results
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in the 3rd part. Jupiter is the exception here in that it will give the result in the earlier part of the sub period. 8) The Navamsha Lord of the significator lord should also be considered. 9) If, for example, one lord is fast moving and other is slow moving, then the timing should be made accordingly and the average value should then be taken.
Let’s take the Venus sub period within a Venus Main period for an example. The Venus Main period lasts 40 months. If we take 1/3 of 40, it will equal approximately 13 months for each 1/3 of a time span. In this way, we can narrow down our possibilities and fine tune the prediction for the event. We should check to make sure that: 1) Venus does not aspect or have any connections with either Saturn or Jupiter. 2) Since the last four signs of the zodiac are ruled by either Jupiter or Saturn, this means that Venus shouldn’t be in any of these signs or this will delay the event to a later sub period in the dasa. 3) It shouldn’t be in any of the constellations ruled by either Saturn or Jupiter. 4) So if Venus is the significator and it is in the sign and constellation of the Sun, Moon or Mercury, for example, then we can narrow down the results to the first part of the sub period that we have divided into three equal parts. 5) Specific constellations are bad for Venus, (particularly for marriage). They are Krittika, Ardra, Jyeshta and Mula. They spoil the nature of Venus and bring unfavorable results. Another example would be that of the Sun. The maximum amount of time length for that of the Sun’s Main period (Sun subperiod) lasts 3 months and 18 days. (as seen in RED below). By dividing it up into 3 parts, we will have 3 time spans of 1 month, 6 days each. The event happens when the Sun transits in the other powerful significator’s sign or constellation. (This can also be reviewed in Lesson 9. which covers manual calculations of the time periods as well). Below are the following charts for the Vimsottari Dasa sub periods: SUN Sub Periods – 6 Years SUN-Sun m 3
d 18 SUN-Rahu
m d 10 24 SUN-Mercury m d 10 6
SUN-Moon m d 6 0 SUN-Jupiter m d 9 18 SUN-Ketu m d 4 6
SUN-Mars m d 4 6 SUN-Saturn m d 11 12 SUN-Venus m d 12 0
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MOON Sub Periods – 10 Years MOON-Moon m d 10 0 MOON-Jupiter m d 16 0 MOON-Ketu m d 7 0
MOON-Mars m d 7 0 MOON-Saturn m d 19 0 MOON-Venus m d 20 0
MOON-Rahu m d 18 0 MOON-Mercury m d 17 0 MOON-Sun m d 6 0
MARS Sub Periods – 7 Years MARS-Mars m d 4 27 MARS-Saturn m d 13 9 MARS-Venus m d 14 0
MARS-Rahu m d 12 18 MARS-Mercury m d 11 17 MARS-Sun m d 4 6
MARS-Jupiter m d 11 6 MARS-Ketu m d 4 27 MARS-Moon m d 7 0
RAHU Sub Periods – 18 Years RAHU-Rahu m d 32 12 RAHU-Mercury m d 30 18 RAHU-Sun m d 10 24
RAHU-Jupiter m d 28 24 RAHU-Ketu m d 12 18 RAHU-Moon m d 18 0
RAHU-Saturn m d 34 6 RAHU-Venus m d 36 0 RAHU-Mars m d 12 18
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JUPITER Sub Periods – 16 Years JUPITER-Jupiter m d 25 18 JUPITER-Ketu m d 11 6 JUPITER-Moon m d 16 0
JUPITER-Saturn m d 30 12 JUPITER-Venus m d 32 0 JUPITER-Mars m d 11 6
JUPITER-Mercury m d 27 6 JUPITER-Sun m d 9 18 JUPITER-Rahu m d 28 24
SATURN Sub Periods – 19 Years SATURN-Saturn m d 36 3 SATURN-Venus m d 38 0 SATURN-Mars m d 13 9
SATURN-Mercury m d 32 9 SATURN-Sun m d 11 12 SATURN-Rahu m d 34 6
SATURN-Ketu m d 13 9 SATURN-Moon m d 19 0 SATURN-Jupiter m d 30 12
MERCURY Sub Periods – 17 Years MERCURY-Mercury m d 28 27 MERCURY-Sun m d 10 6 MERCURY-Rahu m d 30 18
MERCURY-Ketu m d 11 27 MERCURY-Moon m d 17 0 MERCURY-Jupiter m d 27 6
MERCURY-Venus m d 34 0 MERCURY-Mars m d 11 27 MERCURY-Saturn m d 32 9
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KETU Sub Periods – 7 Years KETU-Ketu m d 4 27 KETU-Moon m d 7 0 KETU-Jupiter m d 11 6
KETU-Venus m d 14 0 KETU-Mars m d 4 27 KETU-Saturn m d 13 9
KETU-Sun m d 4 6 KETU-Rahu m d 12 18 KETU-Mercury m d 11 27
VENUS Sub Periods – 20 Years VENUS-Venus m d 40 0 VENUS-Mars m d 14 0 VENUS-Saturn m d 38 0
VENUS-Sun m d 12 0 VENUS-Rahu m d 36 0 VENUS-Mercury m d 34 0
VENUS-Moon m d 20 0 VENUS-Jupiter m d 32 0 VENUS-Ketu m d 14 0
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LESSON 17 Blind Chart Analysis ABA-6 EXERCISE OVERVIEW: These are charts of two separate females, no relation between them. One of them passed away on one of the following dates. The other one’s husband passed away on the remaining date. The idea is to place the proper date with the proper event and chart. This means that the chart whose husband passed away must have had less of a happy marriage life than the other one. If we study both the charts, we can find out which one this is. The following procedure should be adopted: STEP 1: Cast the charts using Krushna’s Ayanamshas. STEP 2: Find the Main Period Lords and the Sub lord periods for each chart. (which in this case is the same as Step 3) STEP 3: Find the Main Period Lords and the Sub lord periods for the date of the events. STEP 4: Go to the house of the Main Period Lord (Mahadasa) and find its Samdharmi. The result is generally linked with the Karaka of the main period lord or its Samdharmi. It can be in the house where it is placed. STEP 5: Find the house(s) that the sub period lord rules and the house where it is placed. The sub period lord generally gives the results of the 4th or 8th house position from it or the 4th or 8th house from its placement. If any planet aspects houses A,B or C, then its Samdharmi will give the result of the event. STEP 6: Look at all the houses for which the sub lord can possibly give the result as well as the Karaka related to the main lord by using House “B” as a sort of dial and rotate it around the chart to interpret the different Upachaya patterns that result. (You can download Krushna’s Upachaya Program in the FILES section for easily reading and interpreting these different Upachaya patterns in any of the twelve signs at a glance!) (Figure 1) Possible Outcomes:
(STEP 3 below)
Pisces CHART 1 Native died herself
EVENT DATES given April 15, 1991 July 17, 1992
DASAS Venus- Moon Venus - Mars
Libra CHART 2
EVENT DATES given April 15, 1991 July 17, 1992
DASAS Ketu -Venus Ketu -Sun
Lost her husband
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(Figure 2) STUDY OF CHART 1: 1 As 12:03 Ma 19:54
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D Female Died Herself RASI CHART 1 Dec 29, 1955
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TRANSIT April 15, 1991 Dasa is VENUS-Moon
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- Venus for Chart 1 is the lord of the 3rd and the 8th house and resides in the 9th house. - The sub lord Moon is the lord of 5th house and situated in the 9th house. - Similarly the sub lord, Mars, is lord of 2nd house and 9th house. - The main lord or its samdharmi represents the karkatva (significators) of the houses. In this case the main lord Venus indicates karkatva for the 8th house (B) and 1st house due to its lordship and also the 2nd house due to its placement in the 9th house. - The 8th house indicates death, 1st house indicates individuality, and 2nd house can indicate the longevity of husband. Therefore we can say that both the events can be indicated in the Mahadasha of Venus. Venus is in the Jyeshta constellation, and is with Saturn and the Moon, which may indicate less marital happiness. Now if we look at the Sub lords for the 2nd house in order to check for the ‘death of the husband’ as an option, both Mars and the Moon have 2 and 14 points, respectively, (see Figure 4, line 2, highlighted in blue), while Mercury and Saturn have double the total points. (Mercury and Saturn rule Houses D and E when the B House is re-focused on the 2nd) Furthermore, both Mars and Moon do not play the role of lord of House D and E in the 2nd house focus, so the death of husband can not be expected in this period. Now if we change the House B focus to the 8th house, the Moon is the lord of house ‘D’ and Mars is placed in house ‘E’ . For the result of the 8th house, the Moon is the significator having a total of 20, the highest point value for that line. (see Figure 4,
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highlighted in pink line). This situation can give the results of the 8th house in the Moon sub period on 15th April 91. Mars doesn’t have more points, so if it concerns the death of the native, it can be possible in the subperiod of the Moon.
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On the dates given, the main period is of that of Ketu with sub periods of Venus and the Sun. Ketu is situated in the 9th house, so can have karkatva of the 2nd house. It also represents Jupiter and Mercury, because Ketu is in the Nakshatra of Purnavasu, which is ruled by Jupiter and Mercury rules the 9th. Jupiter is the lord of the 3rd house so it is the karkatva of the 8th and as a lord of the 6th house it is karaka for the 11th. It is situated in the 9th house, so again it can have karakatva of the 2nd house. The sub lord Venus, is the lord of house ‘E’ , (which is Taurus when you rotate the B House for the 8th house focus), and the other optional sub lord, the Sun, is the lord of house D when we rotate the B House to 2nd house matters. By their placements, Venus and Sun both are in house E for the result of 2nd house. (Figure 3) In considering the total points for the 8th house, the Moon has more points, (see Figure 5, 8th house row) while for the 2nd house results, Mars has the maximum amount of points. (see Figure 5, pink row, highlighted in blue). Mars is natural samdharmi to the Sun. So being the lord of house D for 2nd house matters and being samdharmi to Mars, it can give the result. For this chart, Venus is in the Krittika constellation and aspected by Saturn while Saturn also aspects the Sun. This spoils Venus, particularly for marriage. Jupiter in the navamsha chart is in Libra, which also reduces the longevity of the marriage. Zero points by Saturn for the house having karkatva for the husband’s longevity also indicates the same thing.
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Now since we have justified one date for the death of the native of chart 1, we are left with only one other date, the 17th of July, 1992, which means the Sun sub period in the Ketu Main. The Karaka of the 2nd house is situated in the 12th house from 7th. My conclusion is in red in the table above. The native died herself on April 15, 1991 in a Venus-Moon dasa and the other female lost her husband on July 17, 1992 in a Ketu- Sun dasa. In the following charts from the worksheet (ver 4.09), you can see that the numbers at the left hand side indicate House’B’ placements from 1 to 12 indicating the houses in the chart. The numbers to the right are the final point totals of the significators for each house chart row. Red numbers indicate lower than 12 in point totals which brings in negative results. If the point totals are 12 or over, they can bring in beneficial results. The lines showing each event is noted in pink highight.
(Figure 4) CHART 1 – NATIVE DIES HERSELF on April 15, 1991 Mo “B” Bindus>
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CHART 2 - NATIVE lost her husband on July 17, 1992
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LESSON 18 Blind Chart Analysis ABA-7
BIRTH DATA: Male Nov 21, 1949 07:55am -5:30 (IST) Ahamadnagar, India 074E44, 19N05 Ayanamsha is 22:08:06 Ascendant: 21 SCO 45 EXERCISE OVERVIEW: There was an event on August 24th, 1985. The dasa on that day was Venus Main period and Jupiter Sun period. This man lost one of the following on that day. 1) Mother
2) Father
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Find out which person he lost on that day. On the 23rd of August, 1985, he also had a big function at his factory. He had installed some new machinery and invited many people to see the new equipment. If one event is that of a new venture and the other is a big family loss, how can we justify the two instances, with just a difference of a few hours?
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Some indicators in the chart: 1. There are zero points due to Saturn in the 5th house. (see the Binnashtakavarga Varga for Saturn in Figure 1). 2. The 6th lord is in the 10th house. 3. Saturn is in the 10th house with 3 points. 4. The Sun, Moon and Mercury are in the Ascendant (4th place from Saturn). 5. Venus in the Navamsha chart is with Saturn. KRUSHNA’S ANALYSIS: 1. The correct answer is the loss of the son. 2. The Main period Lord is Venus. 3. Houses 7 and 12 have rulership over the Main period lord Venus, so matters should be related to these particular houses. 4. The sub period Lord is Jupiter, which is the lord of House E for the 12th house focus and Lord of House D for the 5th house focus. 5. Therefore, the results of both these houses can be experienced within the same time period. The 5th house result meant a new venture and the 12th house is the 8th from the 5th house of children resulting in the loss of the son. 6. The transit of the Sun was covering both of these events. The Sun is lord of House E for the 5th house focus and the Moon is lord of House D for the 12th house focus. The transit of Ketu thru House B also represents the Moon here. 7. If we study the chart, we can see that Mars is placed in the 10th house, aspecting the 5th, which is occupied by Rahu. 8. Mars is placed in the constellation of Venus and also in the Navamsha of Venus. Such a combination gives loss of a male child. 9. A female child can survive, but may still have a problem, such as mental retardation. This is caused by the affliction of the 5th house. 10. This is known as Sarpasapa Yoga, which reduces the life of the male child or denies a male child altogether. 11. Since both these events happened at the same time, the moon could very well be a deciding factor, acting very much like the hour hand on a clock, and due to its fast speed, ticking off the precise moments when each of these events occurred. 12. Planets having dual lordship can give two similar results at the same time. Both of them may be favorable, both of them may be unfavorable, or one result favorable and the other result, within a few hours, becoming unfavorable. (For further study and interpretations by other list members, please check out the archives at the Asktakavarga List for March, 2001.
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LESSON 19 Blind Chart Analysis ABA-9 The following is the chart of a female. Some part of her body (some element such as the eyes, nose, ears or voice, for example) are not working or she has a defect of some sort. Find out which part of her body is being affected and not functioning. Birth details are as follows: July 22, 1974 06:55 am IST DST: No Sangli, INDIA 15N52, 074E34 Ayanamsha: 22:28:46 Lagna: 15 CAN 42 (Figure 1) Ju
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Rules For the 6th House Lord 1) If the lord of the 6th house has more than 4 points, then its influence on any house/s that it aspects will reduce the results of those houses. We then consider each of these aspected houses in turn as House B and view them from these different vantage points. 2) In the above case, if the lords of D and E are samharmi to the 6th lord, or if they are in the navamsha of the 6th lord, then the result of House B is even more reduced. 3) If the lord of House A is also samdharmi to the 6th lord, then the result is completely spoiled. 4) If even more combinations are present in the chart, the native is totally denied the results indicated by House B.
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The lord of the 6th house in this chart is Jupiter, which has 6 bindus and goes to the 8th house. From the 8th, Jupiter now aspects the 12th, the 2nd, and the 4th houses and because it has 6 points, it means that the results promised by the 12th, 2nd and 4th houses are definitely reduced. A malefic result regarding such houses will be experienced instead in the sub period of Jupiter. Now, let’s take each of these three houses separately and refocus House B on them: a) If we place the “B” House on the 12th, then the 7th becomes House A, whose lord is Saturn. Similarly, the lord of D is Jupiter (9th house) and the Lord of E is Mars. Saturn aspects Jupiter and is also placed in Jupiter’s house in the navamsha. Mars is only in the sight of Jupiter in the natal chart, but in the navamsha it is placed in the same house as Jupiter. Therefore the result indicated by the 12th house is spoiled. b) If we place the “B” House on the 2nd, we will see that this house too has sight of Jupiter. The ‘D’ House goes to the 11th, ruled by Venus, who is also aspected by Jupiter. The E House goes to the 7th, ruled by Saturn and it too is being aspected by Jupiter. Again, looking at the navamsha, we can see that both the lords D and E are placed in houses that are ruled by Jupiter. All of the three conditions are fulfilled, so the native does not get the promised results of the 2nd house. c) If we place the “B” House on the 4th, we can see that the 6th house lord, Jupiter, is aspecting the 4th house. The lord of the 11th house now becomes A and is ruled by Venus, which is being aspected by Jupiter and also placed in the navamsha house ruled by Jupiter. The lord of the D House (1st) is the Moon, which is in the sight of Jupiter. In the 1st house, there are zero points going to the Moon.(See Figure 2) The lord of house E is ruled by Jupiter itself. Therefore the native cannot enjoy the results indicated by any of these three houses, the 12th, the 2nd or the 4th. One thing should be remembered here. When the focus of the B House is brought to the 12th, Jupiter becomes lord of House D. When the focus of the B House is brought to the 4th, Jupiter becomes lord of the E House. In general, we would not have considered its sight as malefic. But in this case where it is the lord of the 6th house, it takes on a special significance! Jupiter being the lord of the 6th house became very malefic in this case and its malefic sight, due to the fact that it had more than 4 points, gave very bad results. SOLUTION TO QUESTION: The native in this chart cannot talk, not as a result of deafness, but due to a defect in the vocal chords since birth. If Jupiter only had its sight on the 2nd house, then the result would have been experienced in the Jupiter sub period. But in this case, the karaka (Lord of House A), is also Jupiter and the lords of D and E are samdharmi to Jupiter as well, so the defect is by birth.
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LESSON 20 Children and the Fifth House
This lesson will deal with children and childbirth, in both male and female charts, the fifth house representing children of either sex as it is represented in both gender charts.
Female Chart: For childbirth, both male and female are responsible. The female chart is the most important however, due to a female’s menstrual cycle, the uterus, and the ovum which have a significant role to play in child birth. As a woman’s menstrual cycle is based on the Moon and Mars, both these planets must be strong in the chart and should not be afflicted in any way. The period between two monthly cycles is based on the transit of the Moon, which takes 27.25 days to transit all the constellations. Generally it is observed in a healthy female, that the menstrual cycle occurs in the same constellation every time. If such a constellation at the time of the menstrual cycle is not afflicted by Mars or Rahu, then the female ovum prepared for that cycle is healthy and can give conception if and when it comes in contact with male semen. In order to have children, the 7th house in a female chart and the 7th lord should not be afflicted. Malefic planets with less points, placed in the 7th house, may spoil this house. If the 7th lord is placed in the lagna with more points, it will spoil the effects of the 7th house. If the 7th lord comes within 3 degrees of the Sun, the effects of 7th house will become spoiled. The 2nd lord and the 2nd house should be free of any afflictions. Retrograde planets have no effect on the 7th house.
Male Chart: The eighth house in a male chart indicates semen, Anddkosha and genetic properties. Planets in the 5th house having more points in a male chart can give a problem with semen counts, because any planet with more points reduces the results of the 4th place from it.
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The lord of the eighth house is Mars, which represents blood, semen and chromosomes. The natural karaka for the eighth house is Mercury, so this house should be healthy when looking for signs of a healthy child. Mars in the 2nd house with more points can spoil some of the properties of semen. From a medical science point of view, there are XX chromosomes in the female seed, while the male semen carries the XY chromosomes in equal numbers, known as sperm counts. When the sperm counts reach about 100 million per CC, then the male is fit for impregnating a female for the purposes of childbirth. The blood groups can be be of two types, RH positive or RH negative. For proper and healthy child birth, similar RH groups are required. Opposite groups will increase the chances of spontaneous abortions and miscarriages. Generally for the first time, the chances for conception are 75%, the second time it may be 40% and the third time, only a 20% chance, when opposite blood groups are involved. The ovum becomes ovulated from 10 to 16 days from the first day of a female’s menstrual cycle, where it remains active, in normal condition, for two days. If the female ovum comes in contact with male semen during this time, a conception occurs. If the X chromosome of the female ovum joins with the X chromosome of the male, then the sex of the child is female. If the X chromosome of the female is joined with the male’s Y chromosome, then the sex of the child is male. When chromosomes join up as XXX, XXY, or XYY, it is said to be in a super chromosome state and such a child produced is mentally retarded. This happens if Mars and Rahu afflict the 5th house. If Mars is placed with less points in the 2nd, 10th or 11th house in a female chart, there are more chances for a Caesarian operation to occur at the time of delivery. A similar effect is experienced when Mars is placed in the 5th with more points. In the above case, if Rahu is situated in the 1st, 5th, 7th, 9th and 12th place from Mars, the chances of a super chromosome state becomes increasingly possible. The X chromosomes in a male’s semen become very active when he becomes tense, worried or anxious, which could be due to new responsibilities in a marriage commitment. Knowingly or unknowingly, the male can be under some tension, which can be indicated from the points in the 3rd, 6th, 10th and 11th houses. If these points are in rising order, the person takes on a big venture (relatively speaking). General such a person will have a female as a first child.
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Planets in the 5th house Sun: When the Sun is in the 5th with less points, it creates some sort of an obstacle for childbirth. If the Sun also has sight of Saturn and Saturn has more points, it makes it even more difficult. Rahu and Ketu have the effect of withdrawing the power of the Sun. The malefic sight of Mars (we say malefic or benefic sight here as it applies to the points of the planets, the sight of any planet with more than 4 points being malefic and vice versa) on the Sun here or a malefic Mars (having less than 4 points) if placed with the Sun, will give some problem regarding the heart or the blood pressure.
Moon: If the Moon resides in the 5th house with more points, it is an indication of much happiness from children. If Jupiter has more points and lies in the 10th place from the Moon, it will give better children by character. (this is specifically applicable to the Moon and Jupiter only). The malefic sight of Mars and Saturn is always harmful.
Mars: When Mars has more points in the 5th house, this increases the chances for a male child. The same Mars in the 5th with less points however indicates abortion or shortened longevity for the child. Similar effects of malefic and benefic sights should also be considered. If Mars under these conditions has any relationship with Rahu, it spoils the results for children.
Mercury: If Mercury resides in the 5th house with more points and there are no malefic sights of Jupiter or Saturn, then this gives the best happiness for children. This same Mercury having malefic sights of Jupiter and/or Saturn can be an indicator of having no children at all.
Jupiter: Jupiter in the 5th is good for children. If such a Jupiter has less points then it will indicate the birth of female children.
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Venus: Venus with more points in the 5th house gives more female children then male children.
Saturn: If Saturn is placed in the 5th house with more points, this does not indicate obstructions to having children. But it does delay marriage, and reduces the happiness of the spouse. In a female chart, Saturn in the 5th house with more points indicates some problem with the uterus, irregular menstrual cycles, small opening in the uterus, and some pain at the time of monthly cycle in lower part of abdomen. If Saturn does not have help from other planets, it will indicate the birth of a child after 30 years of age. If this Saturn has malefic aspects from the Sun, it indicates no child.
Rahu or Ketu: Rahu or Ketu in the fifth house, not having any aspect from any planet, creates no problem for childbirth. If it is situated with Saturn or Mars, it creates worries about children. Abortion, short life of the child etc., is indicated as well. In a male chart, the 11th house and the 8th house also have importance. If those houses are afflicted, it will indicate some problem in childbirth.
Conception: The Moon travels approximately one constellation per day. There are 365.25 days to a year. Therefore in one year the Moon will make 13 rounds of the natal chart and 10 to 14 constellations more. Because of this, every year the capacity for a female to conceive, changes. In an average year a female will have about 13 menstrual cycles or periods. After every 13 periods, there is some change in a woman’s body. The total average periods in the life of a woman are between 350 to 475. Similarly the capacity of the ovum to combine with the X and Y chromosomes also changes. This phenomenon can be used to correctly predict the sex of the new child up to about an 85% accuracy rate. Of course, there are other factors at work here as well. After mating, conception can take place as shortly as 10 minutes after or as long as 10 hours later. The constellation in which the conception takes place is known
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as the Adhana Nakshatra. The birth of the child takes place after approximately 272.25 days, varying up to 27.25 days depending on the health of the child. According to the age of each woman, every constellation (Nakshatra) will have an important role to play in order to decide the sex of the child. As a result of lengthy research the following Conception Chart has been constructed, showing the age of the mother along the top and the names of every Nakshatra along the side. From this table, the age at which the conception took place and in what Nakshatra, will give the intercepting sex of the child. At the time of mating, the sub period of a strong significator for the 5th house should be in effect and in a favorable period. At the time of a woman’s menstrual cycle, if the moon is traveling in a house having more points and having benefic sight of Mars, then 10 to 14 days after her period, the ovum is fully capable of giving the result. CONCEPTION CHART TRANSITS
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ASHWINI BHARANI KRITTIKA ROHINI MRIGASHIRA ARDRA PUNARVASU PUSHYA ASLESHA MAGHA PURVA P. UTTARA P. HASTA CHITTA SWATI VISHAKA ANURADHA JYESHTA MOOLA PU.SHADA U.SHADA SHRAVANA DHANISHTA SATABISHA PU.BHADRA U.BHADRA REVATI
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CONCEPTION CHART (continued) TRANSITS
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ASHWINI BHARANI KRITTIKA ROHINI MRiGASHIRA ARDRA PUNARVASU PUSHYA ASLESHA MAGHA PURVA P. UTTARA P. HASTA CHITTA SWATI VISHAKA ANURADHA JYESHTA MOOLA PU.SHADA U.SHADA SHRAVANA DHANISHTA SATABISHA PU.BHADRA U.BHADRA REVATI
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For finding any event we must always start from the karaka planet, both the functional and the natural karakas. In discussing childbirth, if we focus House B on the 5th, the 12th house now becomes House A. Its lord is known as the functional karaka, while Jupiter is the natural karaka for children. If these planets receive no afflictions and they get a minimum of 12 points in the worksheet for the 5th house, then there is a possibility of having children. The lords of Houses D and E also play an important role. Those planets should not be afflicted. Similarly, the 8th house and its lord must also be healthy. Last but not least, we should see that the 5th house isn’t afflicted by either Mars or Rahu. If such is the case, then childbirth can occur in either the first sub period of the strongest significator, or in the lords of either D or E.
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LESSON 22 Worksheet Review on Basics We will take an example of a chart for a person born on the 22nd of January 1922 and apply it to the worksheet in a step by step fashion as a review. First, the basics again . . BASIC PRINCIPLES: 1. Cast the chart using Krushna’s Ayanamsha. (This can be taken from Krushna’s calculator.) 2. Cast the Sarvashtakavarga table for the chart using the Lagna as the 1st house. 3. Select the house for the event matter to which you want to focus on and call it House “B”. 4. Ascertain the placements of the Upachaya houses, A, B, C, D and E. (You can easily see this by using Krushna’s Upachaya Charts Program.) 5. “B” is the house for which you are looking for the result. 6. The 8th house from “B” is known as “A”. 7. The 10th house from “A” is known as “C”. 8. The 3rd house from “A” is known as “D”. 9. The 11th house from “A” is known as “E”. 10. Find out the points from the Binnashtaka Varga tables for every planet in the A, B and C houses. (This is the equivalent of the 2nd row in the worksheet.) 11. Total up these points. This will be the basic strength of the planets for the house result. (equivalent of Row 3 in worksheet). 12. Look for the planets with less than 4 points (3, 2, 1 or 0) in the place the planet is situated. 13. If there is any planet in the 4th place from such a planet, mark it. (This is the equivalent to Row 4 and sub divisions a, b, c, d) 14. Write the points of these 4th place planets in Row 3. This is the equivalent of Row 5 ; a, b, c, d in the worksheet) 15. Add these points to the main planet in Row 1. The answer is in Row 6. 16. Since the lords of D and E are more eager to give results, add 5 points to each of them. 17. If there is any planet in house D and E with more than 4 points (5, 6, 7 or 8), add these points to the planet in Row 1. (answer is in Row 9). 18. Now we must find the sight of the planets on houses A, B and C. Planets with less than 4 points will give benefic sight, so we add 8 points of the planet to the total we get in Row 9. (Sight always gives the reverse effect). If the planet has more than 4 points, then the sight will be malefic and equal to the points of the planet, so deduct equal points from the total in Row 9. We get the result in Row 13. Sight of the planets with 4 points is considered to be neutral, so no effect should be given. 19. Now the sight of the planets on other planets should be considered next. Here we adopt a similar procedure. For benefic sight, we add the points that are equal to 8
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points of the planet and for the malefic sight we deduct these points. The total we arrive at goes to Row 17. 20. Here, we consider the lordship of the planets. Lord of House D and E do not have malefic sight on the planets and the house, so only benefic sight of such planets is taken. This is considered for both procedures 18 and 19. 21. Benefic sight of the lord of the 12th house from House B is not considered. It is assumed that the Lord of the 12th house from House B does not give benefic sight. The Sun and the Moon are not taken into consideration here for Lord of the 12th house from B, so their benefic sight on a planet or on the houses A,B,C is considered. 22. Thus we get the power of each planet for house B. Planets having more than 12 points are considered benefic planets for house B and will help in achieving the results that can be expected in this house. USING THE EXAMPLE OF JAN 22, 1922 Using this same procedure we will now follow thru with this example for finding the result of the 7th house. (Figure 1) A
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In the charts from Figure 1, if we look at the Binnashtaka Varga for the Sun, we can see that the Sun has 2 points in house A, 3 points in house B and 4 points in house C. If we total up these points we will find the basic strength of the Sun for the 7th house focus. Similarly, we must find the strength of the other planets in the same placements. Therefore, the Moon gets a total of 13, Mars gets 9, Mercury receives 13, Jupiter gets 11, Venus gets 13 and finally Saturn receives 9 points. (This covers the procedure up to Step 10 in the basics). According to Step 11, we can see that according to Mars’ placement in the 9th house, it has less than 4 points (2 pts). According to Mercury’s placement in the 12th house, it only has 3 points and Saturn’s placement in the 8th house only gives it 3 as well. All of these planets will give benefic sight to the houses or planets that it aspects. Now, looking at Step 12, we will see if there might be any planet or planets in the 4th place from these three planets. (Figure 2) 2
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As we can see from Figure 2, only Mars has the planets Venus, Sun and Mercury in the 4th house from itself (in House E). There are no planets in the 4th from either Saturn or Mercury. (We do not consider Rahu, Ketu or any other outer planets). As we move on to Step 13, we can see that Venus has 13 points in total basic strength, Mercury has 13 and the Sun has 9 points. (see Figure 1) Step 14 tells us to add these points to the basic strength of Mars, which had 9 points. So we have 9 (its basic strength) + 13 (Venus) + 13 (Mercury) + 9 (Sun). The total strength of Mars NOW becomes 44. For the other planets, there is no change. The final strength after this step is written in Row 6.
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The strength of the planets so far is Sun (9), Moon (13), Mars (44), Mercury (13), Jupiter (11), Venus (13) and Saturn (9). According to Step 15, the 4th house is house D, whose lord is Venus and the 12th house is house E, ruled by Saturn (see Figure 2). So we must add 5 points to these planets as they are more eager to give the result. Similarly, Venus, Mercury and the Sun are placed in house E. Out of these 3 planets, only the Sun has more than 4 points (5), so we add 5 points to the Sun also. (Step 16). Add these points and write them in Row 9. Thus far we get the strengths as Sun (14), Moon (13), Mars (44), Mercury (13), Jupiter (11), Venus (18) and Saturn (14). We’ve reached Step 17. For Step 18, we should look to find the sight of the planets on houses A, B and C. Here, we find that Jupiter and Saturn have sight on house A. Jupiter has 5 points so its sight on house A is considered a malefic, and we deduct 5 points from the total that we’ve gotten so far in Row 9 for Jupiter. Similarly, the sight of Saturn is benefic as it has less than 4 points. ‘Benefic sight’ means, 8 minus the points of the planet. So we add 5 points (8 –3 =5) to the points in Row 9 against Saturn. Now the points total up as follows: Sun (14), Moon (13), Mars (44), Mercury (13), Jupiter (6), Venus (18) and Saturn (19). This completes Step 18. According to Step 19, we have to consider the effect of sight of the planets on other planets. If we look at the chart (Figure 2), we can see that Jupiter and Mars have their sight on the Sun, Mercury and Venus. Saturn has its sight on the Moon. So the five points due to Jupiter will be deducted from the Sun, Mercury and Venus and 6 points will be added due to the sight of Mars (8-2= 6). Similarly, due to the benefic sight of Saturn on the Moon, 5 points will be increased for the points of the Moon. We get the final strength in Row 17 as follows: Sun (15), Moon (18), Mars (44), Mercury (14), Jupiter (6), Venus (19) and Saturn (19). These points will be responsible for the results of the 7th house, which can be ascertained according to the points of the planets in their sub periods. As we look at these points (all except Jupiter), all the planets show good strength (12 or over). This means that all the results denoted by the 7th house will be achieved in better quality. Please also note that if in this case, Jupiter would have been the lord of house D or E, its sight on the planets and houses would NOT have been considered a malefic, so no points would have been deducted. Similarly, if Saturn, the lord of house E, would’ve had MORE than 4 points, its sight would not have been treated as malefic. Also, if Saturn would have been the lord of the 12th house from B, (the 6th house), then its sight would have not been considered benefic. If Jupiter would have been the lord of the 12th from B, no change would have been considered to its sight because it would still be having malefic sight.
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LESSON 23 More Rules for a Love Marriage The following rules indicate a few more laws that will indicate when a native is like to have a love marriage or perhaps a marriage with a person already known to them. (These laws are applicable in the Indian culture and may or may not apply in the west.) The 5th house rules “friendships.” When there is a relationship between the 5th and the 7th house, there is a chance of a love marriage. There is also a chance of a love marriage when: The strongest significator is situated in the 5th house and is accompanied by Rahu. The 7th lord is situated in the 4th place from the strongest significator. Mars and Venus are in the same sign and aspected by Saturn. If the 7th lord is samdharmi to the Moon. If Jupiter and the 7th lord are in trine and each of them has more points. Rahu is with Mars and has less points, or Mars has more points and is in the sight of Saturn, who has less points. Then the marriage may occur in the sub period of Rahu. 7) There is a conjunction of the Moon with Venus. (this may be in the Navamsha), which stimulates interest in the opposite sex and new attachments or unions, which may be formed. If Venus is the 7th lord, then this may bring about marriage. 8) Venus is in a trine in the rashi chart or the Navamsha chart. This gives much pleasure or brings about a love affair, a matrimonial alliance or some type of union. 9) The Sun and Venus has a difference of more than 43 degrees and Venus is strong as well as being aspected by Jupiter. 10) The strongest significator is samdharmi to the 5th lord. 11) For Aries and Scorpio natives, if Mars is powerful in the chart.
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These effects as well as previous laws on marriage in Lesson 10 can be activated ONLY when more than 2 laws have been fulfilled! If Jupiter has a check on the strongest significator, then such an event will not take place.
Following are the two charts, one a love marriage (Figure 1) versus a chart of an arranged marriage (Figure 2), so that you can better see the clarifications from the previous rules.
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(Figure 1)-Chart of a Love Marriage
(Figure 2) – Chart of an Arranged Marriage
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LESSON 24 Rules for a Non- Marital Status In order to find out if the person is not married yet, look for 2/3 of the following rules in a chart: 1) For the 2nd, 7th, 8th and 12th houses, a minimum of at least three places should have ZERO points due to Mars and/or Saturn. 2) In rule #1, if the Moon is waning, then there will be no marriage. 3) Venus and the Sun are more than 43 degrees apart and there are less points given to Venus for the 1st and the 7th house. If such a Venus has sight of Saturn, then this will give more difficulty in finding a marriage partner. 4) If Jupiter in Libra has more points, there is a possibility of no marriage. If such a Jupiter is in the 2nd or the 7th house, there is even less of a possibility. 5) If the Moon and Saturn are situated in the 7th house with less points, there will be either a very late marriage or no marriage at all. 6) If the lord of the 1st house and the lord of the Moon sign situated in the 7th house has less points and if the lord of the 7th house situated in the 12th house has less points, then there will be no marriage. 7) When the Moon and Venus are situated in any one house and if Saturn and Mars in the 7th house from them has less points, then this gives no marriage. 8) If the lord of the 7th house is either Mars or Saturn and the Moon is any place with Saturn / Mars having less points, this signifies no marriage. Only unhappy marriages are performed in the sub of the planet having less points, or in the sub period of the 6th lord.
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LESSON 25 Summary Rules for Significators and their Samdharmi The word “Samdharmi”means “same law” or “same custom” or “same peculiarity”. When two planets are said to be Samdharmi, they follow the same law or custom. There are two types of Samdharmi. 1) Natural Samdharmi 2) Functional Samdharmi (also refer to Lesson #8 on Page 44 in your Lesson book). Natural Samdharmi: Venus and Saturn, Mars and Sun, Mars and Moon are known as Natural Samdharmis. If any of these planets are powerful significators for an event and the other one gets a chance, it will give the result. Results are generally given in the sub period of the planet, but it is not required that these planets should be functional samdharmi. Only when these two planets are situated in their opposite signs, meaning a 1:7 relationship and if one planet has a minimum of 4 points or more (which gives results on both sides), the other planet will not act as samdharmi. In this case it is not vice versa. For example, let’s say that Venus and Saturn are Natural Samdharmi to each other. They are then placed in opposite signs from one another in the chart. Venus has 5 points while Saturn has 3 points. Any two planets when they are in a 1:7 relationship, have some enmity towards each other. The planet with more points will not cooperate with the other planet of lesser points. In this case, Venus will not accept support from Saturn, preventing Saturn from acting as Samdharmi towards Venus. But if Saturn is a strong significator, then Venus can give the result. Any planets with 4 points exactly are said to be neutral. When it is linked to a Samdharmi planet however, it refuses to accept help and in this case, Venus will not get substituted by Saturn. Similarly, when Venus is in the nakshatra of the Krittika constellation, or 43 degrees away from the Sun, or nearer to the Sun within 3 degrees (combust), it will not accept help from Saturn, allowing it to act as Samdharmi for it. Venus in the above conditions gives a malefic result. When Venus is in the Sun’s constellation it also gets its power reduced. In Krittika, it looses all of its natural properties. Functional Samdharmi: In the following situation, two planets are considered to be Functional Samdharmi in order of significance: 1) When one planet has less points and is situated in the tenth place from any other planet. For example, let’s say that Planet ‘B’ has less points and Planet ‘A’ is placed in the fourth house from it with more points. (see figure 1 in Lesson 8, pages 44-45). Planet ‘A’ must have more points that B in order to become
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Samdharmi to B. So if the sub period of B comes around and Planet A happens to come first, it can still represent B. If B is a powerful significator and the sub period of A comes first BEFORE B, Plant B STILL rules over Planet A because A is only representing B as a substitute or “stand-in”. 2) When two planets are in the same sign, they can be samdharmi. 3) When two planets are in the same constellation, again, they can be samdharmi. 4) When two planets are in the same Navamsha, they are samdharmi to each other. This however is the lowest level of samdharmi. 5) In the first case it is in the highest level, the second is somewhat lower than the first, the third is lower still and the fourth is the lowest level. This means that if two planets are samdharmi to another planet, then they will act accordingly in the above sequence from the highest level to the lowest level of strength.. Suppose Planet P is in the same sign as Planet R in the rasi chart below and Q is in the same Navamsha sign as R is in the rasi chart. (see figure 1). Here we can say that planets P and Q are BOTH Samdharmi to Planet R except P will be stronger due to its placement in the rasi chart and its result will be experienced more in its sub of R. (figure 1) RASI CHART P R
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7) Generally, the Samdharmi should have at least 12 points. Then and only then, it will act as a Samdharmi. (see figure 2) (figure 2) RASI CHART
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8) Samdharmi planets come forward only in the event that a powerful significator is unable to give the result. OR . . . if the sub of a powerful planet is far away and the samdharmi planet corresponds to the proper age for that event OR. . . if the event is indicated as delayed, then even if the powerful planet’s sub period is earlier, the result will not be experienced and in such a case, the samdharmi will come forward to act. 9) Jupiter in Libra looses its good qualities and acts as a malefic instead. This is generally experienced for marriage. If Jupiter in this case is Samdharmi to any planet, it may give the results, but the results will be troublesome. 10) If any planet is the sixth lord, it will not act as Samdharmi to any planet. But here it becomes the exception to the rule when we place the focus for the result on the 1st or the 9th house. 11) If any planet gets points given to the sixth lord which may be due to a 4:10 house pattern or by sight, it will not act as Samdharmi. 12) Similar treatment should be given for the 12th lord from B meaning that if any planet gives points to the 12th lord from B, it will not act as Samdharmi.
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13) Suppose we are considering the result of a 10th house focus (B). Then, if any planet becomes powerful due to the 9th lord being in the 4th place from it, such planets will not act as a significator. 14) If a Samdharmi planet is placed in the 12th house from B, it will not give good results. 15) If a Samdharmi planet is placed in either the A, B or C houses, it will give better results. 16) We consider the sight of a powerful significator for not giving the results, but for Samdharmi planets, this is not applicable. 17) Suppose P and R are Samdharmi planets. For any house, let’s say that P is a powerful significator. R will not interfere until P finds itself unable to give results, according to the rules of #8. 18) Samdharmi planets may come forward without any reason if it is also the powerful Samdharmi to the lord of either the D or E houses. More Samdharmi Clarifications: 1. When you define natural samdharmis, you mention Moon and Mars, and Sun and Mars as natural samdharmis apart from Saturn and Venus. I have no question about Saturn and Venus. However, we had some discussion about the others some months ago. You had mentioned that planet A owning the 4th house from planet B becomes samdharmi to planet B. This means that it can give the result for B (provided other conditions are met and the planets A and B do not own mutually opposing houses). However, B cannot give the result for A. In other words, B commands A so A has to do B's work but the reverse is not true. In the case of Saturn and Venus, each owns the 4th house from the other so they are mutual samdharmis. However, in the case of Mars with the luminaries, Mars commands Moon but is commanded by Sun. As such, these are not mutual samdharmis, but a one sided relation. In this case, Moon can stand in for Mars but Mars will not stand in for Moon (unless they are samdharmi due to some other reason). Similarly, Mars will give the result for Sun but Sun would not give the result for Mars. Please advise if this is correct or not. Answer: When two planets are in a 4:10 relationship, the results we are considering are purely based on the Points of the planet in the 10th house. If the planet in the 10th house has more points, they cannot be samdharmi. In the case of the Moon and Mars, they are natural samdharmi. Of course this is due to their natural 4:10 relationship. It is not due to their points. It is similar for the Sun and Mars. The reasoning behind this may be due to the debilitated sign of Mars and the Moon and also the other relationship of 9:5, where the constellations are ruled by same planets
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2. You mention that when planets are opposing, then the planet with 4 or more points will not act as samdharmi to the other planet. However, the planet with less than 4 points will act as samdharmi. Is this true for only natural samdharmis or also for the functional ones? Also, planets if they are samdharmi because of some other reason, does one stop acting like samdharmi to the other if it is malefically aspected by the other one because of some aspect other than the 7th? I hope my question is clear. Answer: The 7th sight is treated as a sight of enmity. Other sights are considered for results. This is applicable to only natural samdharmi. When any planets are in a 1st house: 7th house relationship, they cannot be samdharmi. 3. In the order of the strength of samdharmi relations (point 5 of the lesson), you have only defined this for functional samdharmis. What is the strength of natural samdharmiship? Answer: There is no difference in the strength of natural samdharmi. 4. In point 9, you have mentioned about Jupiter. Is this only for marriage or true for all affairs in general. That is, is Jupiter in Libra bad for all affairs or only for marriage? I think in your previous mails, it was only for marriage. I just want to reconfirm. Answer: Jupiter in Libra, is bad for marriage, even it does not give much better results for the 4th, 2nd, 12th and 8th house. In other things these houses play an important role. In that case, the result is not achieved in full strength. For marriage, the result is not good. In my opinion, marriage is a very important event of the life. If it is disturbed, the person may not be able to show his full efficiency. If we consider the result for the 3rd house, the 7th house is C, and the 10th is A. So, for every successful person, the 7th house has an important role. 5. In point 10, you mention that the 6th lord (except for house 1 and 9), will not act as samdharmi to any planet. However, in previous clarifications, you have generally spared Sun and Moon from the defects of 6th lord. Is that exception for Sun and Moon valid here also? That is, do Sun and Moon act as samdharmi even if they are 6th lords? Answer: The Sun and the Moon should not be considered as 6th lord. They may give bad results, but not due to being the 6th lord. 6. In point 11, you say that any planet getting any points from 6th lord will not act as samdharmi. Is this for all houses? Also, do Sun and Moon have a special status here if 6th lords? What if the planet is samdharmi to the 6th lord itself? Will it not act for the 6th lord? What about a planet which is conjunct the 6th lord? Will it not act as a samdharmi to any other planet? Answer: If any planet becomes powerful due to the sight of the 6th lord, or being placed in the 10th house from the 6th lord with less points, then for good results, this planet should not be considered. Sun and Moon should not be treated as 6th lord. They do not
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adhere to any quality of the sixth lord. 7. You mention the same restrictions for the lord of 12th from B as for the 6th lord. What about the Sun and Moon? Are they exceptions? Answer: The Sun and the Moon are not considered as sixth lord. As 12th lord, they will behave as other planets do. For example: If the Sun is the sixth lord and is situated in the 7th house, here it will act as the 12th from the 7th house, so the native will experience some deficit in the marital relations. Even if the Sun or the Moon are the 9th lords and are situated in 10th house, it will reduce the success of the person. 8. We know from earlier lessons that the most malefic planet in a house gets the points of the planet/s in 4th from it. However, for samdharmi relationship, is the planet in 4th samdharmi to every planet in the 10th with less than 4 points or only to the most malefic one? Answer: If more than one planet is situated in one sign, they all become samdharmi. The planet which is situated in the 4th place becomes samdharmi to the planet having minimum points.
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LESSON 26 Using Multiplication Table to Assess Strength Factor For Planets We can normally find the strength of the planets from the Ashtakvarga by using the work sheet for each and every house. If any planet gets 12 points, we can conclude that this will not give a malefic result. When the planet is situated in any particular sign, the strength of the result is in accordance to the sign that the planet is placed in. Generally, this multiplication method is not applied as a rule for finding the date of the event, but if this IS applied, it can give further insight and a clearer idea. This will also show you how a planet that is not getting the highest points can come forward to give the better result. The following table gives the multiplication factor, meaning that the total strength of a planet in each sign should be multiplied by this factor. The figure we arrive at will be the actual strength factor of the planet.
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Ari 1.4 1.0 1.4 1.0 1.2 1.0 0.4
Tau 0.5 1.4 1.0 1.2 0.5 1.2 1.2
Gem 1.0 1.2 0.5 1.2 0.5 1.2 1.2
Can 1.2 1.2 1.0 0.5 1.4 0.5 0.5
Leo 1.4 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 0.5 0.5
Vir 1.0 1.2 0.5 1.6 0.5 1.0 1.2
Lib 0.4 1.0 1.0 1.2 0.5 1.4 1.4
Sco 1.2 0.8 1.2 1.0 1.2 1.0 0.5
Sag 1.2 1.0 1.2 1.0 1.4 1.0 1.0
Cap 0.4 1.0 1.2 1.0 0.8 1.2 1.2
Aqu 0.5 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.2 1.4
Pis 1.2 1.0 1.2 0.8 1.2 1.2 1.0
Example: Let’s say that the Sun is in Taurus, and for the particular house it is in, it is getting 24 points. If we look in the above table for the Sun in Taurus, we can see that the multiplying factor is 0.5 (in blue), So the strength factor will be 24X 0.5 = 12. Now suppose Mars is in Aries, and for a particular house it is in, it has 12 points, so in this case the strength factor will be 12 X 1.4 = 16.8. From this we can assess that the result given by Mars (16.8) will be better (stronger) than the Sun (12).
Please note that this has nothing to do with the timing of an event. Do not confuse these two methods! The timing of different events is ruled by the Sun. This means that the event will be in the sub period of the Sun. In the sub period of Mars, the results pertaining to that house will be better than the Sun.
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LESSON 27 How To Find the Timing Event I think that every body has followed so far, how to calculate the strength of the planets for each and every house. All the good and beneficial results are achieved in the sub periods of powerful planets and in the sub of lord of D and E and samdharmi to these planets. If the result is not good or not beneficial, the result may be experienced in the planet having less points. This is experienced particularly for marriage. For divorce, no children, or the death of the life partner, marriage may be in the sub of the planet having less points. Similar results may be assumed for other events of the life. (sometimes, we may fail here in finding the timing event, because we never go for a bad result.) A chart with a delayed marriage sometimes gets the result in the planet having less points, but a person does not find happiness with such a relationship. Only the event of Death happens in the sub of a planet having more points, or the planet has less points for the 3rd house and more points in the 8th house. (The 3rd house is life and the 8th is death) Some results are time bound, and depend upon the age factor, while other results are dependent upon various factors such as child birth, which should be after marriage and not before. In considering all the points, we must ascertain the sub period for any event. Once the sub period is fixed, then the second point is to find the probable date. Here we can take the help from the Sun’s transit. The Sun is boss of all the planets. The event happens when the transit of the Sun is in the constellation and the sign of powerful planets. For this we have a chart indicating the date of the event. We have already studied that the events indicated by any house depends upon counting 6 houses in a backward direction, or 8 houses in a forward direction to arrive at the same point. If we start from the 7th house as a focus house (B), the house of marriage, it depends upon the 2nd house (House A), and the 2nd house, depends upon the 9th house (count 8 houses from House A), which depends upon 4th house, (Count 8 houses from the 4th, etc.), 4th on 11th, 11th on 6th, 6th on 1st, 1st on 8th, 8th on 3rd , 3rd on 10th, 10th on 5th, 5th on 12th and 12th on 7th . Here we complete the circle.
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In the Indian culture, generally the sequence is 7th , then 12th , then 5th, (counting forward in increments of 6 houses at a time). Sometimes, in the western culture, it goes in a reverse direction, for example, the 5th, then 12th and lastly the 7th. For a love marriage, a similar sequence is involved. The 5th for friendship, the 12th for coming closer, and then the 7th, for converting the relationship into a life partnership. Now, for finding the event for marriage, the 2nd house is an important one. So the transit of the Sun should be with the planet having good points in the 2nd house along with 7th house. We must study the status of each and every planet, its lordship, and the power gained due to the planets. ( if the power is gained due to 12th lord from 7th, it should be discarded. ) This portion has already been given in detail, so I do not want to repeat it. Once the sub period is fixed, and if it satisfies other conditions, ( i.e., age, if delay is indicated, etc.) then we should select other two planets which are second and third in strength. This way we have 3 planets. One is used for the Sub, and the other two for the transits. Here we must not neglect the first planet, it may come again in transit, due to more power, lordship of either D or E, or being samdharmi to other powerful planets. ( if these planets are lord of Moon, lagna lord or the constellation lord, they may come forward). Some planets can not come together, for example, Saturn and Mercury, because there is no sign ruled by Saturn which has is in the Nakshatra of Mercury, or vice versa. One thing we must consider is that these planets should have at least 12 points for the 2nd house. There is a chart, in discussion, in the SATVA group. Date of Birth 4th Jan 1966. Birth time 5:20 pm (GMT +1) at Schona 49N52, 08E39 . Cancer Lagna 0:59. (See Figure 1). This is a chart of a delayed marriage, because it is has zero points in the 2nd and 8th house, due to the Moon and Saturn respectively. He can marry in a Venus Sub in the last phase, which means after the 13th May 2005, to 3rd April 2006. Now, other planets for transit can be Mars and Saturn, which can be possible in Scorpio 3:20 to 16:40, or in Capricorn, the last 6:40 degrees and the start of Aquarius at 6:40. From this we can find the date which comes to the 18th of Nov to the 1st of Dec, 2005 or the 9th of Feb to the 21st of Feb, 2006. He is jobless, his work situation being indicated by Mars and Mercury. So he can go for military, police or similar work in the current period of 3rd April to 15th April.
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His father passed away in the son’s Ju-Ju dasa (Figure 1), on December 24, 1995. (Sun’s transit in Sagittarius with Jupiter, Mars and Mercury. See Figure 3). Jupiter is lord of E for the father’s death (Figure 1), and is samdharmi to Venus in the Navamsha chart (Figure 1). Note that Sun, Mars and Mercury and Jupiter have less points in the 11th house, the house of life. See Figure 2). In this way we can find two or three dates for a event. In considering the status of the planets, we can finalize the date for pin point accuracy.
(Figure1 – Sons’ natal chart)
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(Figure 2- Worksheet for Son)
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LESSON 28 Houses for Various Educational Degrees There are certain specific houses in the chart that should be considered when a person gets an educational degree or is doing any sort of post graduate work, for example. When analyzing the chart and trying to select the houses for a degree and/or post graduate work that increases the status of the individual, it would require looking at the 6th, 10th and 5th houses, as well as their significators. The 6th house increases the status, the 10th house represents the profession which is shown from the lagna, while the 5th house represents the degree itself. We can also include the 9th house for advanced and/or spiritual learning. But before you can delve into the degree, the intelligence of the person has to be gauged as the person’s success or failure would depend on it. The karaka for intelligence is Saturn and if the lagna lord, the Sun and the Moon are in a Saturnian sign in the Navamsha, Drekkhana and Trimsamsha, then the person will be very intelligent. The 4th house stands for knowledge while the 5th stands for the degree itself. For an educational institution that doesn’t give a degree, the 12th house and the 9th house would have to be studied for spirituality and higher learning. Sometimes we find that a person may be very intelligent, but the dasa running at that point in his life might not be favorable at all and although a person is inclined to study engineering for example, because of this unfavorable dasa, he may not get admitted into a college for engineering. The strengths of the Navamsha lords of the 10th house from the Sun, lagna and the Moon need to be studied. What may be a good education or level of education in one country, may be totally different in another and this should be taken into consideration when studying these various factors in the chart as well. So in order to sum up the various houses and what to look for when studying the education and the degrees, we can say: Education, Knowledge Post Graduation Graduation, Degree Advanced / Spiritual Learning
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For passing any sort of examination, one should look for favorable transits and periods in the 5th house. To know about a person’s intellectual capacity, one should look for: 1) Lagna in Saturn’s sign in the Navamsha, Drekkhana and Trimsamsha 2) Moon in Saturn’s sign in the Navamsha, Drekkhana and Trimsamsha 3) Sun in Saturn’s sign in the Navamsha, Drekkhana and Trimsamsha By studying these factors above, you can better gauge the intellect of a person and try to select a favorable planet in the 5th house for being able to pass an exam successfully. Factors indicating hard work in a chart: 1) Mars is responsible for hard work. 2) More points in the 10th house indicate hard work. 3) Moon in the sign or Navamsha of Mars gives more hard work. Saturn, on the other hand, is an indicator of laziness. The sub dasa lord must have good strength in all the houses as this will be most preferable for a good outcome. There is a difference between knowledge and getting a degree. Sharpness of the mind or having a photographic memory falls under Saturn. For post graduation, the karaka is the Moon. If Venus and Mercury are powerful for the 9th house, post graduation is possible. For this also, the person must also have a sharpness of mind. In the natal chart, the Navamsha, Trimsamsha and the Dreshkona divisional charts, if the lagna, Sun and Moon are situated in the division of Saturn in at least 3 places (out of 12), it will indicate the mental sharpness of the person and can give the individual a photographic memory.
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LESSON 29 Results of Planets With More Points in Different Houses Up until now, we have talked about finding different timed events concerning the results indicated by the different houses. Now, we will study the results of the planets placed in different houses. We will consider for now, the charts with an Aries ascendant, and the effects of the different planets in various houses. Results given here are of a general nature only and while they will be experienced in the chart, more prominent results will be experienced in the sub of these planets. Although the following are the results for the Aries Ascendant, when considering other ascendants, results should be figured out by following the same procedure, unless members feel that it would be better for me to list all the ascendants in a similar manner. But if the laws given here are followed, it will be very easy to apply them to any ascendant with good results.
Aries Ascendant Sun: The Sun is the lord of the 5th house for the Aries ascendant. It is the lord of house “A” for result of 10th house. It becomes lord of B for result of 5th house. It is lord of C, when result for 1st house is concerned. It is lord of D, when the result of 8th house is seen. It is lord of house E, when the result for 12th house is seen. The Aries Ascendant is the uucha rashi (exaltation) of the Sun, and the seventh house (Libra) is neecha rashi (debilitation) of the Sun. For an Aries ascendant, the Sun gives good results for the12th house.
Sun in the different navamshas for the Aries Ascendant with more points: Sun in Sun navamsha: Gives good intelligence and good education; more male children; good happiness from the father; religious; has good memory; likes female company; has a good post of authority. Sun in Moon navamsha: Unsteady nature; close ties to mother; likes to live lavishly; likes music; more female children; likes to travel. Sun in Mars navamsha: Angry and hot tempered; very eager to achieve authority; likes outdoor games; good health and attractive personality.
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Sun in Mercury navamsha: Studious, likes teaching; works as a consultant; has normal individuality. More attraction to money; some problem concerning the health. Sun in Jupiter navamsha: Less children; likes teaching; may win lottery or unearned money; less involvement with worldly things; likes traveling; accumulates good wealth. Sun in Venus navamsha: More sexually attractive; likes to live lavishly; well educated; good respect; more expensive nature; may have a love marriage. Sun in Saturn navamsha: Student of law; earns by his own efforts. If this sun has less points, it will reduce the result or give a reverse effect.
The Sun in Each House: Sun in 1st house: It is in the uucha rashi (exaltation) of the Sun. If it has more points, the native will be of average height, and will be respected in society. Its sight on the 7th house will be malefic. It will reduce the happiness of the marital life. As it is placed in House D when the focus turns to the 4th house, in the sub period of the Sun, the native will purchase some landed property, will receive happiness from the family, good enjoyments and bed comforts. If Mercury is situated in the 12th or the 1st house, there may be danger to the life of the native in the sub period of the Sun in the Mercury main period. If Mercury is placed in the 2nd house, no danger will occur in the Mercury main period. When the Sun has less points in the lagna, the person has a good family life and a happy marriage. Sun in 2nd house: If the sun is placed in the 2nd house with more points, a male native may have the birth of a child in the sub of the Sun. There will be much happiness from the father and he will have good luck. May go on long distance trips places but at the same time may face some health problem. If with less points, he may enjoy good health in the sub of Sun, but will fast on some day of the week. The native may face some worries in the sub of the Sun in the 2nd house. Sun in 3rd house: If the Sun is situated in the 3rd house with more points, the person gets a good post of authority, receives respect, has a good job. This is House E when the focus goes to the 10th house. It becomes House D when the focus changes to the 6th house and more prominent results in the sub of the Sun may be experienced. He may have some stressed relations with father. If the Sun is in the 3rd house and has less points, the person will win victory over his enemies.
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Sun in 4th house: If the Sun has more points, the person gets a good income, May get married in the sub of Sun; good job or promotion in service, but always will face stressful situations in his workplace. Female native have a child in the sub of the Sun. When the Sun has less points, he may dictate to his spouse and partners. He may not enjoy father’s property. Sun in 5th house: Here it is in its own sign. If the Sun is placed in the 5th house with more points, the person may have extra marital relations; will go on a long journey. There will be reduced income in comparison to his efforts. Sun in 6th house: The Sun in the 6th house with more points gives the person a good personality. If the Sun is in the first 6 degrees, the person is brilliant and has a good memory. It also indicates more expenses. If it has less points, the person receives much respect in society. Sun in 7th place: With more points, the Sun here will give good authority and also good, accumulated wealth; more prone to accidents. With less points, it may give some problem with the spouse. Business or work may be related to the Sun. Sun in 8th house: The Sun with more points here will give an unearned income; good energy and stamina. But it will reduce the wealth. If it has less points, relations with relatives will be good. Sun in 9th house: With more points, the Sun here indicates good landed property and a good house. Family happiness is also good. Person will have good friendships with the opposite sex. Likes traveling. If with less points, religious, charitable. Sun in 10th house: When the Sun has more points a male native may become a father in the sub of the Sun. Business may be related with the navamsha lord of the Sun; good individuality. Sun in 11th house: If the Sun has more points here, the person may get a good job in the sub of the Sun; good relations. With less points, good education and good accumulation of wealth. Sun in 12th house: With more points here, the Sun can give marriage and marital happiness; good success in any venture. If with less points, better service; less education.
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Moon: For the Aries ascendant, the Moon is lord of the 4th house. It is the karkatva of 9th house matters. It gives marriage in its sub period. The Moon here also gives good results for 7th and 11th house matters.
Moon in the different navamshas for the Aries Ascendant with more points: Moon in the navamsha of Sun: Good education, mother comes from a rich family; more sportsman-like spirit. Moon in the navamsha of Moon: Good happiness from the mother, happiness from vehicle; good luck; liked in society; some problems with stomach, windy constitution. Moon in the navamsha of Mars: More daring, good for mechanical engineering; more success in the later part of the life. Moon in navamsha of Mercury: Can get a good job, has good authority; attractive personality and very political in behavior.
The Moon in Each House: Moon in 1st house: In the Aries ascendant with more points, it gives happiness and mental peace. Moon is the lord of the 4th place, and the 1st house is house D when the focus goes to the 4th , so it gives land, buildings and brings happiness to the family life. Moon in 2nd house: If with more points, the Moon here gives good luck. For a male native, it gives a female child. It also gives some worries in the day to day life. Moon in 3rd house: With more points, this position of the Moon gives more mental power. If it has less points, it gives good luck, religious outlook, and successfulness. Moon in 4th house: With more points in its own sign, the Moon here reduces the political power, gives some problem with authority in business; if it has less power, good income and good life partner .
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Moon in 5th house: When the Moon has more points, it gives friendship with the opposite sex; obstructed income; delay in receiving dues. If there are less points, it brings good health. Moon in 6th house: It is in the third place from its own house. If situated in with more points, It gives good results for the 9th and 1st houses. The person spends his money in good deeds. It may give good progress in the place other than his birth place or father’s place. Moon in 7th house: With more points, the Moon gives a beautiful spouse, good wealth, success, happiness and enjoyment in life. Moon in 8th house: When the Moon is in Scorpio, there will be less happiness from the mother. For an Aries ascendant, the 8th house is Scorpio. If the moon is situated with more points here, there will be some loss indicated in hereditary property. But, it gives good profits and good earning capabilities. Moon in 9th house: With more points, the Moon gives good results for the 4th house. Good reputation, religious nature; good marital happiness; good income. Moon in 10th house: This position brings good results for the 1st, 5th, and 7th houses. This means a pleasant and happy nature, good children and cooperative wife. As it is situated in the 12th place from the 11th, there will be less income in comparison to the effort put out. Moon in 11th house: If with more points, the Moon here gives good will power, and more than one source of income. Moon in 12th house: When the Moon has more points in this house, there are more expenses for show, some problem in the job arena. All disputes will be solved by a calm and quiet mind. Gives a good and cooperative life partner.
Mars: Mars is the lord of the 1st and 8th houses. It is a natural malefic and in the sarvashtakavarga, it gets a total of 39 points only. For the Aries ascendant, it is either the lord of D or E for the 3rd, , 4th, 8th, or 11th houses. So it will give results in matters related to these areas in its sub period. It is a functional karaka for the 1st and 6th houses. So the individuality of an Aries ascendant is based on the status of Mars. A strong Mars means a good personality. For an Aries ascendant, Mars is good for results signified by the 3rd, 4th, 8th, and 11th houses.
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Mars in the different navamshas for the Aries Ascendant with more points: Mars in the navamsha of Mars: If there is a powerful Mars (more then 4 points) here, the person is very brave; has good height; good body; likes spicy foods. Mars in the navamsha of Venus: Mars here with more points indicates a slightly dark complexion, a jack of all trades, likes female company, more sex, likes to live lavishly. Mars in the navamsha of Sun: Has self respect, big hearted, good body. Mars in the navamsha of Moon: Round face, likes art, likes good living. Mars in the navamsha of Mercury: Likes good hand writing, punctual about time, likes mathematics, very practical. Mars in the navamsha of Jupiter: Fatty, fair complexion; likes sweets; likes a simple life style. Mars in the navamsha of Saturn: Small in height, fatty, dark complexion.
Mars in Each House: Mars in 1st house: It is a Functional Karaka for the Aries lagna, and if it is situated in 1st house with more points, it makes a person more stubborn. Due to this quality, there may be less happiness in the marriage and family life; some medical problem with piles etc. is also indicated. Person likes very spicy foods and may have a hot temperament. Mars in 2nd house: Here, Mars is in the sign of Venus. It makes the person more sexy. It aspects the 5th, 8th and 9th houses. If it has more points, it may indicate a Caesarian birth. If Mars is with Rahu, it may create some problem with a male birth. It is lord of the 12th from the 2nd house, the person may have problems accumulating wealth. A child birth may be indicated in the sub of Mars. Mars in 3rd house: Mars is in Gemini sign ruled by Mercury in this position. If it has more points, it will give a good job in the sub of Mars. The person will have more courage and can easily handle the worst type of situations. Mars in 4th house: Here it is in the sign of the Moon. It is also lord of House D for the 4th house. If it is situated in the 4th , the person may obtain a good house or landed property in its sub; person receives a good income.
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Mars in 5th house: Mars here is in the sign of the Sun. With more points, there is some birth problem at the time of delivery; there is less income in the sub of Mars, but it can give good job in spite of this. Mars in 6th house: Mars is the Functional karaka and Natural karaka for the 6th house in this position. Its situation will enhance the chances of getting a good job. Mars in 7th house: In this position, Mars is the 8th lord situated in the 7th house, which means the 8th lord is the 12th house from its house. If Mars has more points, it will have malefic sight on the 10th,1st and 2nd houses. The spouse of this person will dictate to him. It may bring on the death of the spouse in the Jupiter main and Mars sub period. The person may get good results in his job or work. There is a chance for going on a long tour. Mars in 8th house: Here, Mars is in its own sign. If it has more points, the person will get a chance to show his abilities, or he will get a job that he prefers. Mars in 9th house: From this house, Mars aspects the 12th, 3rd and 4th houses. If it has more points, it may give malefic results for these houses. Mars in 10th house: Mars with more points in this position makes the person prefer to work with fire or heat, such as Mechanical Engineering. Mars in 11th house: Mars is House E for the sixth house, and is a karaka for the 6th house as well. If it has more points in this house, it enhances the effect of the 6th house. The person can overcome his enemies. Mars in 12th house: It is the lord of the 1st house and is situated in the 12th from its own house. It reduces the family happiness of the person.
Mercury : For the Aries ascendant, Mercury is the lord of the 3rd and 6th houses. It is a Functional karaka and also Natural karaka for the 8th and 11th houses. It brings about results concerning the job, service, or authority in its sub period.
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Mercury in Each House: Mercury in 1st house: Mercury, lord of the 3rd house in the 1st house, with more points, can give the results of the 8th and the 4th house. Some hereditary property can be gained in its sub period. Good authority with some unearned money may be given by this Mercury. The person may have a political nature. Mercury in 2nd house: Mercury, the 3rd lord in the 12th from the 3rd, can give some sort of a health problem. The 6th lord in the 2nd also creates some worries. Such people should not take any bribes. Otherwise it will come out in the open. This Mercury cannot give death in the main period of Mercury. Mercury in 3rd house: The 3rd house for Aries is owned by Mercury. It gives a good job with authority. For the 10th house, it is lord of E. If the lord of E is situated in House E with more points, it gives good results. Mercury in 4th house: Person lives in a rented house; has a good job. Of course, it reduces the marital happiness. Mercury in 5th house: The sixth lord in the 5th house creates some sort of problem regarding a child or children. Mercury in 6th house: It is in its own sign here. It signifies extra marital relations. Person cannot die in the main period of Mercury. Mercury in 7th house: When the sixth lord is in the 7th house, it is also the lord of the 12th house from the 7th and it reduces the marital happiness, but it can still give good wealth. Mercury in 8th house: In this case, Mercury is lord of the 11th house from 8th, which becomes house E for the lagna. Similarly it is lord of A for 8th house. Its sight on the 2nd house reduces the wealth. At the same time, it gives a long life, being in House E for longevity. Mercury in 9th house: From this house it aspects its own house, the 3rd. It helps the person in acquiring some landed property, house or vehicle. Brings good family happiness. The person cannot die in the main period of Mercury. Mercury in 10th house: When the 3rd house is House B, the 10th becomes House A, and the Lord of B in House A gives extra daring and energy. Here it increases the individuality of the person. Mercury can give child birth in its sub. The lord of House E for the tenth house placed in the 10th , brings success.
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Mercury in 11th house: Here, Mercury is lord of House A when the focus goes to the 11th house. It may give some reduction in marital happiness, but it increases the strength to overcome the enemies. Mercury in 12th house: From this house, it aspects its own 6th house. So there may be some problem that needs to be faced regarding enemies, court matters etc. Person overcomes his enemies but he has to spend more time on these issues; has more relatives.
Jupiter: Jupiter for the Aries lagna is the lord of the 9th and 12th houses. It is lord of House E for family happiness when the focus goes to the 4th house, and also Lord of E when the focus goes to the 7th house of marriage. It is lord of House D for 3rd house matters, as well as lord of D for 12th house matters. Therefore Jupiter for the Aries lagna always gives good results for marital life and family happiness.
Jupiter in Each House: Jupiter in 1st house: Jupiter here is lord of the 12th house from the lagna and is placed in the lagna, reducing the impression and the individuality of the native. Jupiter in 2nd house: Taking the 2nd house as House A, Jupiter becomes lord of E. If it has more points, gives good happiness from the spouse. Jupiter in 3rd house: When House B is the focus of the 3rd house, Jupiter is lord of house D (12th house), so it gives good results for the 3rd house. It is good for the mother and any brothers. If it has more points, it aspects the 7th, 9th and 11th houses from the 3rd house. Being it is the lord of house E when the focus turns to the 7th house, there is no malefic effect. When the focus is on the 11th house, again, Jupiter is the lord of the 11th house from that one, so there will be no bad effect. Hence, Jupiter in the 3rd house is benefic and will not give any malefic results. Jupiter in 4th house: From this house it aspects the 8th, 10th and 12th houses. It reduces the result of the 8th and the 10th house, but it gives good results for the 12th house. Jupiter in 5th house: From the 5th house, it aspects the 9th, 11th and 1st houses. It gives good family happiness.
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Jupiter in 6th house: From here, Jupiter has its sight on the 12th house for which it is lord of house D, so its sight is benefic on the 12th house. Again, it also has its sight on the 10th and 2nd houses. For these both houses, it can give malefic sight if it has more points. It brings obstructions to the luck of the native, but the person eventually succeeds with the help of others. Jupiter in 7th house: Its sight on the 11th, 1st and 3rd houses gives benefic results for the 4th and 3rd house. It provides good happiness from the family and gives one good enthusiasm for doing work. Jupiter in 8th house: Increases the chances of a good income and provides one with good strength for working. Jupiter in 9th house: In this placement, it is in its own sign. It gives good landed property and ones own house. Gives long distance tours and trips. Jupiter in 10th house: Here, Jupiter is lord of the 12th house from the 10th house position. Therefore, it reduces the authority and creates problems in the workplace. Jupiter in 11th house: It is House A for the 4th house focus. It is also lord of E for 4th house focus as well. Hence, good results for the 4th house. Good landed property, and person owns his own home. Jupiter in 12th house: It is lord of the 12th house as well as the 9th house. So it gives good faith in religion. There is good prestige in society; person spends money for religious work.
Venus: For the Aries ascendant, Venus is the lord of the 2nd house and the 7th house. It becomes the karaka for the 7th house of marriage and partnership and the 12th house, which indicates bed comforts and foreign relations etc.. It is lord of house D or E, which are more eager to give the results of house B, for the 5th, 9th, 10th, and 2nd houses. Hence it can be said that Venus in its sub period gives the results of the above houses in its sub period.
Venus in the different navamshas for the Aries Ascendant with more points: Venus in the navamsha of Sun: An intelligent, fixed mind; noble man; loyal towards his partner
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Venus in the navamsha of Moon: An unsteady mind; a well spoken person; life partner is good looking, Venus in the navamsha of Mars: A straight forward, learned person. More attraction for the life partner; good health; likes bright colored clothing. Venus in the navamsha of Mercury: There is a zeal to study any subject in detail. Sometimes has a problem finding a life partner. Venus in the navamsha of Jupiter: Quiet, thoughtful, likes to teach; Steady in thought; overweight. Venus in the navamsha of Venus: Likes music, the arts; sweet talk; likes jokes; more focused on sex; likes to have all the modern amenities. Venus in the navamsha of Saturn: There is more of a struggle to earn money. Delayed marriage; less sex; there is always some dispute with the life partner.
Venus in Each House: Venus in the Aries ascendant gives good wealth, good authority, good education, and a love for traveling. Gets benefits due to wife and/or girl friend. Venus in 1st house: If with more points, person will have landed property. There will be some health problem and in the Mercury main period, the person may face some accident. If Venus has 8 points, they may be extra marital relations. It is very easy for any attractive female to take away his money. He becomes mad and looses all his money foolishly. Venus in 2nd house: Venus is in its own house here. With more points, it may give childbirth; may receive a degree in the sub of Venus; likes traveling. Here also, if Venus has more then 6 points, the person has more than one marriage and may also be involved in extra marital relations. Venus in 3rd house: Person may acquire a good job as well as good position of authority. More points gives more sex appeal. Venus in 4th house: This is good for the income; gives female friends or good marriage. More than one relationship is indicated. Wine and women may be a cause of some illness. Venus in 5th house: Good bed comforts, good sex ability, but may have heart problems; enjoys the company of the opposite sex. If Venus is aspected by Saturn, there may be numerous extra marital relations.
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Venus in 6th house: Coldness towards the spouse; some problem in the marital life. Extra marital relations are also indicated. Good personality and good luck. May have contacts with low class females; fear from enemies. Venus in 7th house: Venus is in its own house here. It may give more authority. Person is able to achieve the things he wants. If Venus is with Rahu or Ketu, then there will be contacts with more females. If Jupiter aspects Venus, the behavior will be limited in some way. Venus in 8th house: Good income from lottery, unearned income, good daring. This also gives some close relations with married women. Venus in 9th house: Good landed property, good enjoyments in life. Good character. Venus in 10th house: Good education, good personality, man of low mentality, may take emotional hold of the female he has close contact with. Venus in 11th house: Increase in luck after marriage; earning from a position of authority; foreign relations; relations with married women. Venus in 12th house: More enjoyments in life; likes drinking and sex. Some times person becomes an alcoholic. Love has no meaning for him; likes only the sexual act itself.
Saturn: Saturn is the lord of the 10th and 11th houses and is a karaka for the 3rd and 4th houses. It is a slow moving planet, and delays the results of the third house from it. If it is situated in the 5th house, it delays the marriage by a considerable period.
Saturn in Each House: Saturn in 1st house: It aspects the 10th house of his own sign, Capricorn. Gives good results for the 6th house, as it is lord of house E for the 6th. Saturn in 2nd house: This position of Saturn makes the person have doubts about his wife’s character. It gives childbirth in its subperiod. Saturn in 3rd house: Persons gets a good rise in the lifestyle.
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Saturn in 4th house: The 7th house from it is its own sign. Due to more points, it may reduce the authority of the person. Gives one his own home. Also gives marriage. Saturn in 5th house: Since Saturn here aspects the 11th house from its position in the 5th, it reduces the income and delays the marriage. Saturn in 6th house: Saturn here makes the person more religious, Saturn in 7th house: The person accumulates good wealth. Saturn in 8th house: Saturn aspects the 2nd house from its position in the 8th, with malefic sight which reduces the wealth, but still gives a good income. Saturn in 9th house: Landed property, good property. Saturn in 10th house: Saturn is in its own house here. Gives child birth; Good education; work may be related to land, mines etc. Saturn in 11th house: Gives good prestige in society. Wins out over his enemies; dominates competitors. Saturn in 12th house: Cool emotions and less sexual ability. More ethical; good deeds; helps needy people; person sleeps late in the night.
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LESSON 30 Some Laws for Delayed Marriages in Females The following will be a brief lesson summarizing some of the laws that you should observe when checking to see the status for marriage delay in a female chart. 1) Jupiter and Saturn are slow moving planets. So, if these planets are malefically aspecting the 7th house of marriage in a female chart, the marriage will be delayed. 2) A malefic Saturn in a chart means low points. If a malefic Saturn aspects the 7th house or the lord of the 7th house, or is situated in the 7th house, it will delay the marriage. 3) Venus either in conjunction with or in aspect to Saturn or Jupiter will delay the marriage of the female. 4) A marriage will be delayed in a female chart if Mars is malefically aspected by Saturn. 5) If Venus is aspected by 10th sight and also has the sight of Mars, the marriage will be delayed. 6) Rahu in the 8th house can be a cause of delay in marriage and can also give a child in the Rahu sub period, mostly in the main mahadasa of the 6th lord. 7) Rahu aspecting the 7th lord of marriage, also delays marriage. 8) If the Sun pairs with either Mars or the Moon and Mars has sight of malefic Saturn, this can delay marriage. 9) Moon in the female chart enhances the effect of delay. If the Moon is in the 12th house it will enhance the effects of a delayed marriage. More specifically, if the Moon with Mars is placed in the 12th house and is aspected by malefic Saturn, it will case much delay in marriage. 10) Mars and Rahu bring about destruction by their very nature if they afflict either the 7th lord or the 7th house and can cause a delay in marriage. In this instance, Mars should also be malefic. If Mars is the 6th house lord it is considered malefic. 11) Saturn aspecting the 7th, 2nd and 11th houses or their lords, can result in a delayed marriage as it is the natural tendency for Saturn to delay. If it has
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less points, it may have benefic sight on these houses and yet there will still be a delay. 12) If the 7th lord is malefic (meaning with less points) and is afflicted by either Mars or Saturn, it will delay the marriage. Saturn aspecting all by itself causes a big delay. 13) If the 2nd lord is afflicted heavily, it delays or deprives one of marriage. 14) If the 7th lord from the Lagna, Moon and the Karaka of marriage or Venus is afflicted, the female will marry late. 15) Jupiter is said to be malefic when it is the 6th lord or it gets power from the 6th lord. if it is placed in the 3rd, 7th, 11th or 1st house, it can cause a delay if the 7th house is also afflicted by Saturn. Here, both Jupiter and Saturn should act at the same time. 16) The effect of Jupiter applies only to female charts. (For male charts, Jupiter is the karaka for child birth.) 17) Saturn in the 5th delays marriage. Sights from other houses only on the 7th house do not effect it. It should have sight on either the lords of the 2nd or the 11th house. (Check the navamsha also) 18) Since Mars rules the sex life in females, the sight of malefic Saturn on Mars delays marriage. If Saturn is malefic it has less points and when benefic, it has more points, so the sight of a malefic Saturn becomes benefic. In other words, if Mars is receiving benefic sight from Saturn, it may cause delay. But, if the sight of Saturn is malefic, (Saturn casting more points), it will not effect it. 19) If Venus is in the 10th house from Saturn, and Mars also aspects Venus, the marriage will be delayed. As an example, Saturn is in the fourth place from Venus and Mars is in an opposition to Saturn or Venus, or in the 3rd sight of Saturn. (Mars aspects Venus if it is in the 6th, 7th, or 10th place from Venus). If Saturn is in the 4th house from Venus, then Mars will be in the 3rd, 4th or 7th house from Saturn. As per 4 -10 house relationships, if Venus has more points than Saturn, Saturn will oppose Venus. If Saturn has less points, it may receive power from Mars situated in 4th place from it. If Mars has less points, it will increase the power of Saturn by 7th sight. (Think on this. . . . you will get more information regarding the effects of other laws later ).
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20) In a female chart, Rahu has an important role as it afflicts Mars. If Rahu aspects Mars, it changes the quality of Mars and may delay the marriage. In some cases, it may also cause a miscarriage. 21) If Rahu aspects the 7th lord, it also delays the marriage. 22) Rahu situated in the 8th house delays marriage, but can also indicate a pregnancy in its sub period. 23) If the Sun and Mars are situated in one sign and are aspected by Saturn, it can delay the marriage. Similarly, Moon and Mars placed in one house and receiving the sight of Saturn means delay in marriage. (For a male chart we would consider the sight on Venus (specific case) and one of the luminaries). The points of Saturn are not considered here, as malefic or benefic sights both delay the marriage. 24) If Venus and Mars are both in one sign and are aspected by Saturn, it indicates multiple close relationships with males. The closer the planets are in degrees, the more frequent the increase in the number of relationships. If Venus and Mars are further away than 25 degrees however, it will indicate a lesser degree of interaction in this regard with males. The above laws, along with the other laws already given for delayed marriages for both sexes, should be considered. In a female chart, the planet Mars is the ruling planet to look at as Mars rules the sex life for the female. So if such a Mars is acting malefically in the chart, it should be considered. If the 7th lord is malefic and has the aspects of other malefics as well, then delay in marriage in indicated. When Mars is free from affliction, one may marry early. For example, if Saturn is the 7th lord and aspected by Mars or vice versa, there will be a delay in the marriage.
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LESSON 31 Discussions on Delay Causing Planets The following lesson will help you narrow down the timing of an event thru studying the slower moving, and therefore, delay causing planets such as Saturn and Jupiter. 1) When Saturn aspects Houses A, B and C, we know that there will be a full delay. Example: 6
7
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9
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10 SATURN
4
11
House D 3
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1
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12
Lagna
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In this chart, the Lagna is Libra and Saturn is in the 5th house of Aquarius which also rules Capricorn (House D). If there are no zeros at all in the SAV table, then Saturn would cause a full delay up to 27.5 years, which would be the equivalent of it occurring in the last 1/3 portion of its antar dasa. The delay causing planet, Saturn, is modulated however according to these laws: a) When Saturn also rules the Lord of D, (see chart above), it is now eager to give results. b) So, if the event (for example, marriage), takes place in the delay causing planet and this planet is also the Lord of D or the Lord of E, then in spite of the fact that it is normally a full delay causing planet, the event will take place in the first 1/3 of its antar dasa due to its status as Lord of D or E. c) If, however, there is one zero in the SAV table, then the delay will take place in the second part of the antar dasa of the Lord of D only. d) Similarly, if there are two zeros in the SAV table, the delay will be pushed even further into the 3rd part of the Lord of D’s antar dasa and act in the same manner as if there were no zeros in the SAV table and causing a full delay.
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When a zero appears in a house, like A, B or C, it reduces the quality of that house and also interrelates with the timing of the event as well. If, for example, two zeros pop up in the SAV table, one in the 1st house and another in the 7th house, then we can predict that the marriage life would then be problematic.
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LESSON 32 How To Find the Ideal Conception Time for Childbirth The Moon travels 360 degrees in 27.25 days, which is one complete circle thru each of the twelve signs. The same is true for a woman’s menstrual cycle. When a woman has her menstrual cycle, find out what sign the Moon is in on that first day and use that as the lagna starting point. It will take approximately 10 days to travel 4 signs. On the 11th day it will reach the 5th house, indicating the most ideal time for conception to take place. This can only be possible however, when the starting lagna is not being affected by either Rahu or Mars. A healthy woman can have her menstrual cycle in the same nakshatra every month. In case it falls in a house being affected by either Rahu or Mars, she can then alter the timing of her periods by taking birth control pills. Once the menstrual cycle falls in the proper house, then conception can occur on the 11th day which is equivalent to the Moon’s travel from the 10th to the 16th Nakshatras every month for maximum fertility. The travel of the moon thru the 5th house (house of child) and the 6th house (House A for childbirth in a female chart) is the proper period for fertilizing a woman’s egg. The dasa must be favoring childbirth as well. If the dasa is of the 10th house lord or its samdharmi, then it will produce a male child. If the points in Houses 3, 6, 10 and 11 are in rising order, then the first child in a male chart will generally be a female. The dasas in both male and female charts must be in favor of childbirth to begin with. There should not be a zero in the 9th house for either the male or female charts. If Mars is placed in either house D or E, (2nd or 10th), there is more chance of a miscarriage. This is also the case if Rahu is in either the 1st, 9th or 11th house. The houses A, B, C, D and E, plus the nakshatras in those houses are all good for conception, so the menstrual cycle should ultimately be in the 9th from these houses.
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LESSON 33 STEPS FOR FINDING THE RIGHT DAY FOR AN EVENT Marriage of the Male Spouse Part 1 Chart data: Male - Born March 8, 1967 17h 40 in Bombay, India (corrected to 17h 50) Zone 5.30 Longitude: 73E40 Latitude: 26N17 Krushna’s Ayanamsa: 22:23:16 (Fig.1) Southern Style Chart
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6
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Ma
Me
Ju
Ve
Sa
L12
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NK
D
E
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27
17
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Me
Ve
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Me
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The following questions will be discussed in Lessons 33, 34 and 35: 1. When did the native marry? 2. When did the conception of his children occur (native has one male and one female child). We will also look at his wife’s chart in Lesson 34, to get a better idea of what’s happening. 3. Does this person have his own business or does he have a job related to “service”? 4. Why did the native face troubles (cash-flow) since 1999 and is the situation improving now. What is foreseen for the future?
MARRIAGE Evaluate the chart by looking at the following: a) Look at the position of all the planets. b) Find out if there are any zeros in the SAV points (this chart has 1 zero for Saturn in the 9th house. See Fig.1). c) Look at the SAV points for the 1st house (here, it is 27 points). d) Venus is in Pisces at 23°05, conjunct Saturn. It’s in the 7th navamsa sector of Jupiter’s sign (Pisces) and in Mercury’s nakshatra in the Rasi chart. e) Check to see if the native is not mentally retarded. Usually people don’t mention it. Generally, a mentally retarded person is seen through the 3rd lord in the 4th house or residing with the 4th lord; the 5th lord makes a 6:8 or 2:12 combination with the lagna lord; the 5th lord is in the second and the Moon is being influenced by Rahu or Ketu; there is rarely 0 points in the SAV. f) Look at the relationship between the planets (Sun and Saturn are in 2:12; Moon and Saturn are in 3:11; Jupiter and Mercury are in 6:8; Mars and Venus are in 6:8). g) Look at the points of the Moon’s house (31). h) Look at sign the Moon is placed in - Capricorn. The Moon placement can give indications about marital relations. i) Look at the distance between the Sun and Venus (here it’s less then 43°). Now we look at the delay causing factors Saturn is the 7th lord (House B) and Mercury is the 2nd and 11th lords (House A and House C respectively). Saturn has no aspect on any of the houses concerned, but Saturn aspects the 2nd house and is in the 8th which is the10th from the 11th (C). This 4:10 relationship is very important. We know that a planet with low points controls the 4th house. Saturn with only 3 points will have an effect on the 11th house (house C) and will therefore cause a delay. Jupiter is in Cancer in the 12th and in its own nakshatra. Its sight on Saturn can reduce the delay caused by Saturn. The basic delay becomes 24 to 25 years.
156 We also know that Saturn’s sub period cannot give results because Saturn aspects House A and planets aspecting any one of the houses A, B or C, cannot give results unless they are Lord of D ( LOD) or Lord of E (LOE), or acting as samdharmi (SD) to another planet. Mars and Moon are LOD and LOE and Mars is powerful by getting points from the Moon. It has 25 points in the Worksheet. But Mars, even if it is LOD, cannot give results because it in the 12th position from its own house. More considerations about delay: ! Remember the 4:10 rule. Here, Saturn with low points (3) in the 8th house, will control the 11th (house C) because it’s in the 10th from the 11th. ! Planets in the navamsa of Saturn cannot cause delay. Saturn has no effect on them. ! Jupiter, either exalted or debilitated, checks the delay of Saturn by aspect only and not when it is with Saturn in the same sign, in his navamsa or nakshatra. Note nevertheless the following cases where Jupiter cannot check the delay of Saturn: # # # #
Jupiter in nakshatra of Saturn Jupiter in navamsa of Saturn Jupiter in sign of Saturn Jupiter in Libra, were we know that it is spoiled for marriage
! In India, a proper muhurta or transit of the Moon is also considered. ! When the lords of the 1st and 9th houses have a 5:9 relationship, the delay is nullified. This is because this 5:9 relationship indicates the influence of the father in this matter. It means that the father arranges the marriage, or the marriage has the blessing of the father. This is the case in this chart. Sun and Mars are in a 5:9 relationship. Other houses are not considered for this matter, only the 1st and the 9th. In summary we can conclude the following: 1) There is a full delay due to the fact that Saturn aspects house A. Saturn is himself the Lord of B and in the 10th from the 11th with low points and influencing House C. 2) Jupiter aspecting Saturn reduces the delay to moderate. 3) One zero adds 10% to the delay. 4) A 5:9 relationship between the 1st and the 9th lord nullifies all delay.
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Look at other sub periods to find out which one can give results Rahu represents Mars and Venus Note that Mars is the 12th lord from the LOD. Although Mars has the highest points, (25), for the 7th house (see below), it will not act because of its status as the 12th lord from his own house. Venus has only 1 point for marriage (see Fig. 4) and Rahu subperiod falls during this delay period. (Fig.4) 7th House Worksheet points Strengths Strongest 12 points or over
Under 12 points Weakest
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25
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Jupiter is in the 12th, in House E with 6 bindus (see Fig.5) and thus eager to give results. Jupiter also has good points (18) in the worksheet for the 7th house focus. (See Fig. 4 ).
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Selection of the proper 1/3rd sector The LOD and E and any planets situated in those houses are eager to come forward to give results. Jupiter is in House E so he will try to come forward on the first 1/3rd of the sector. But since there is one zero in the SAV points, (see Figure 1), the results will be delayed until the 2nd sector. Jupiter’s antar period (Ju-Ju) runs between March 2, 1991 and April 20, 1993. Each 1/3 sector is 8 months and 16 days long, so the second 1/3 sector starts on the 18th of November 1991. March 2, 1991 to Nov 18, 1991 - - -1st Sector Nov 18, 1991 to Aug 4, 1992 - - - - 2nd Sector Aug 4, 1992 to April 20, 1993 - - - - 3rd Sector Mercury, LOA and C has good strength for the 5th (18 points) and for the 12th (13 points), (see Fig.3), but his antar period (Me-Me), comes very late around age 59. Selection of the proper Sun transit Write down the strong significators. Here we find Mars, Mercury and Jupiter. (see Fig.4) Look to see where these significators might appear together in a sign and look only in the proper 1/3rd sector under focus. In this instance, this period runs from November 18, 1991 until August 4, 1992 for the 2nd sector. Muhurta We also should take into consideration the Muhurta or the transit of the Moon on that special day. The Moon, in order to be benefic should be in an upachaya house. On the day of the marriage, the Moon was in Gemini, in the 11th house. (This Moon transit only applies in India.) The native married on November 24, 1991 Continue on to Lesson 34 to see the chart of his wife and how it ties in with his chart and their marriage date. It will also discuss timing for the conception of their children. In Lesson 35, the topic of his job and income levels are discussed and how to look for these specific events in the chart.
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LESSON 34 STEPS FOR FINDING THE RIGHT DAY FOR AN EVENT Marriage of the Female Spouse Part 2 Chart data: Female - Born July 4, 1972 22h 20 in Jaipur, India Zone 5.30 Longitude: 75E49 Latitude: 25N55 Krushna’s Ayanamsa: 22:27:45 (Fig.6)
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SIGN VALUES 1.0 1.0 1.0 0.5 1.4 1.2 1.2 <- Enter the subperiod lord here to highlight this in the summary below 3
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Su
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2
5
4
6
5
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Ma
Me
Ju
Ve
Sa
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E
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8
14
11
11
19
14
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33
15
14
10
9
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13
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Ve
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14
13
18
17
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4
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18
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11
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17
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19
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6
29
10
13
16
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24
18
15
8
27
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26
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Ju
Ju
Su
15 Ju
Ma Sa
Sa
Me
22
17 Ma
Ju
Sa
Sa
Ve
33
11
8 Ve
Sa
Ju
Ju
Ma
9
38
5
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Sa
Ma Ma Ju
11
14
18
25
19 Mo
Ju
Ve
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15
16
15
14
16 Su
Ma Me Me Sa
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19
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Ve
29
16
13
8
9
17
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5 Ve
Me Su
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19
14
5
14
21
24
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11
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17
18
8 Ju
Ve
Sa
Mo Mo Ju Su
Ma
Mo Me Me Ve Su
Ve
Ve
Me
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Determining the right period This analysis will be extended to include the chart of the wife for a more intimate look at the marriage and the timing of events as it concerns the two of them. We know she married her husband on the 24th of November in 1991. This was her Venus-Rahu period. Rahu in this case is representing the Sun and Saturn and thus cannot give results because both the Sun and Saturn are in opposing signs in the 1st and 7th houses as lords of these houses. The Jupiter antra would have been a better indicator for this marriage. If so, then how do we then explain this marriage? a) Venus is in Mrigishira, a nakshatra ruled by Mars b) Mars is in the Venus navamsa c) Rahu is in the 12th house in the Rasi chart
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This could make the girl very attractive and the parents could have arranged the marriage as soon as possible. This has to be understood against the background of the cultural context. Looking at the relationship between the first and third houses and the first and ninth houses, we see that the Lord of the first and the ninth are conjunct and close together. The Lords of the first and the third have a 3:11 relationship. This indicates a close relationship between the parents and the daughter and blessings, especially from the father. Looking at the day of the marriage, the Moon was transiting in Gemini, and was therefore in her 5th house. (as discussed in lesson 33 in the paragraph on Muhurta.)
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CHILDBIRTH Evaluate the chart by looking at the following: a) For any event, the Functional Karaka and the Natural Karaka should not be afflicted and should get at least 12 points in the Worksheet. Here we look at the points for the 5th house. We know that the lord of the 12th house, Saturn, is also the karaka or the lord of A. In this case, Saturn is the Functional Karaka (FK) and Jupiter is the Natural Karaka (NK). b) The Lords of D and E also play an important role. They should not be afflicted. c) The 8th house and its lord should be healthy and not afflicted. d) Lastly we look at the 5th house. It should not be afflicted by Mars and/or Rahu.
162 If everything is OK, then, normally, there may be childbirth in the first sub period of a strong significator or in the lords of D and E. Some other considerations a) If the points of the male chart are in rising order for the 3rd, 6th, 10th and 11th houses, the first child is likely to be a female. Rising points in those houses indicate more stress and this gives a female child (more stress = female child). But this is not a strict rule. These houses are D,B,C,E as seen from house A, using the 6th house as the focus house. b) Childbirth. When the first and ninth lords are in a 5:9 relationship, it is said that the person will receive blessings from his/her father/Guru. Such a thing reduces the delay in a marriage and also helps in conceiving a child/children. c) Zero points in the 9th house, or zero points in the 8th house for the female chart can also deny childbirth. d) In a male chart, conception occurring during the sub period of the 10th lord often gives a male child, but this is not a strict rule.
Determining which sub periods can give childbirth after marriage When looking at childbirth factors, both the parent’s charts should always be considered. First, we will once again look at the male’s chart and then the female’s chart. Instead of entering the birth data for both charts once again, I will refer back to the Figure references from Lesson 33 as well as references in this lesson. 1. Male chart We know the native married in a Jupiter subperiod, so we will determine if Jupiter can give conception and what following periods are also favourable. For the male chart, the 5th house is considered. For the female chart also the 11th is taken under consideration together with the 5th. The 12th house is for conception. (see Figure 9). We know the zero in the 9th house is nullified because the 1st and 9th lords are in a 5:9 relationship, so this zero is not going to affect childbirth in any way. Sub periods a) Jupiter: Jupiter is the lord of the 12th with 6 points so he could give results but as it only has 10 points in the worksheet, there is less of a chance. (Here you should check the female chart also.) Jupiter is nevertheless the Lord of E
163 for the 12th house (conception), so it will be eager to give results. As there is 1 zero, this happened in the second part of Jupiter’s antra. b) Saturn: Saturn is aspecting House B for the 5th. It’s samdharmi to Venus, so Venus can give the results. Saturn itself has low points for the 5th and the 12th. c) Mercury: Mercury has strong points for the 5th and 12th houses. It is also the LOD for the 5th, so it’s more likely to give results. d) Ketu: Ketu represents Venus, followed by the Venus period. From this we can see that the subs of Jupiter and Mercury are eager to give results, even if we only consider the father’s chart. Birth of the children The first child was a male, born in November of 1992 (conception around Feb. of 1992) which was the Jupiter-Jupiter period. The second child was a female born in July of 1996 (conception around Oct/Nov of 1995) which was the Jupiter-Mercury period. Transit of the Sun Mercury and Venus have good points for the 5th in the Worksheet. They are both LOD and LOE for the 5th house. When we change the focus to the 12th house as B, Mars and Jupiter now become the Lords of D and E for the 12th. So we should consider the transit of the Sun in one of those signs or nakshatras in order for conception to take place. But we also have to check out the female spouse’s chart. This is only the procedure for finding the possible date of conception and birth. 2) Female chart In the female chart we also should consider the 11th house and the 5th house. We see Mars has zero points for the 5th house. (see Figure 6). Mars is Functional Karaka for the 3rd and 8th houses. (see Figure 7). Mars is in the 6th house, for the 11th as the focus house, but being in Cancer with only 2 points, it is useless because it is debilitated. For the 11th house, we should therefore not consider Mars as having any power. The first child was born in a Venus-Jupiter period and was conceived in a VenusRahu period. The second child was born in a Venus-Saturn period and was conceived in the same period.
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Sub periods: a) Rahu: Rahu represents Saturn and Saturn is in House E when the 11th house is the focus. Saturn also has 5 points for the 4th, house C for conception. (see Fig. 9) Rahu also represents the Sun and is acting as samdharmi. Because of this relationship, the sight of the Sun on the 11th house (for the 11th house focus) should not been considered here. b) Saturn: It is in House E for the 11th house focus, where it has 5 bindus, so it cannot give bad results for the 11th, although it reduces the strength of the 6th house (A) Saturn here again is LOE for the 11th house focus and LOC for the 12th house focus. (see Fig. 9) c) Jupiter: Jupiter is LOD for the 5th. (see Fig. 8). (Fig.9)
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LESSON 35 STEPS FOR FINDING THE RIGHT DAY FOR AN EVENT Job Related Topics Part 3 We will now continue on with the male under discussion from Lesson 33. To determine which kind of job the native is in we can look at the following: a) The position of the 10th lord as seen from the Lagna, Sun and the Moon. From the ascendant and the Moon, this is Venus and Venus is in Saturn’s navamsa. From the Sun, the position of the 10th lord is Mars, who is also in Saturn’s navamsa. This gives good ability for business. The native has had his own IT business since 1999. (see Fig.1 – Lesson 33). b) We also look at the position of the Moon. The Moon’s relationship to Mars, either by sign, nakshatra, navamsa and other divisional charts, will give the native the ability to make quick and bold decisions. Here the Moon is in Dhanishta, which is the nakshatra of Mars. c) Points in the 3rd,6th,10th and 11th are best in rising order. This indicates more daring and courage to invest in one’s own business. We consider these points from the ascendant, Sun and the Moon. Those points are also considered in order to figure out the kind of income that the native brings in and should be evaluated as follows: 1. Daily, and continuous income, (i.e., a shop owner, owner of restaurant, etc.) is seen from the Lagna. 2. A fixed salary received on a particular day, such as with an employed person, is evaluated from the Sun. 3. No regular income, or income only after completion of a task, such as commissioned work, is seen in the points counted from the Moon. We can see that for this chart, from the lagna, the points are good, but as seen from the Sun and the Moon, they fluctuate. Once we consider the points in the 3rd,6th,10th and 11th houses from those three different positions to evaluate the income, we also check the overall results from the Lagna according to the points in the worksheet.
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EVALUATING CASH FLOW PROBLEMS BETWEEN 1998 AND 2003 We should look at the following for evaluation: a) b) c) d) e)
There are 27 points in the Lagna which is in Leo. There are 31 points in the sign of the Moon which is in Capricorn. There are 21 points in the sign of the Sun which is in Aquarius. The 9th house has zero points. We must look at the position of the Lagna lord, the Sun and the Moon. From the Sun (fixed salary) and the Moon (income through contract), we see that these planets are in an enemy sign; this means that the native tends to spend the income related to these planets. (see Fig.10 below, for references to the above points).
When a specific question arises, two essentials should be considered a) The mahadasa and antardasa that is running at the moment and the strength of the antardasha planet in the worksheet for the houses related to the income. b) The transit of the slow moving planets, Jupiter and Saturn. This is a new topic that has not been discussed previously. (Fig 10)
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In 1999, we see that transiting Saturn was travelling through his 9th house where it has zero points. (see Figure 10) Any malefic travelling in a house with zero points will give more worries with the significator (karkatva) of that planet. Here we see that Saturn is the Functional Karaka for the 11th and the 12th houses and is situated in the 10th from the 11th house. (see Fig. 3 - Lesson 33) In 1999, Jupiter was also travelling thru the 9th and has 5 bindus for that house. (see Fig. 10) To evaluate this transit we look at the points of both planets. Here, Jupiter has 5 points for the 9th house; Saturn has 0 points. Add them together. Therefore, 5+0= 5 points. The total should be a minimum of 8 points in order to give favourable results. Saturn stayed in Aries, the 9th house, for 2 1/2 years, so for this whole period when Jupiter and Saturn were together, there were less than a total of 8 points.
Details of Mahadasa and Antardasa periods during these years a) The mahadasa of Jupiter was running with an antardasa of Ketu, Venus, Sun and Moon. The Ketu antardasa goes from Feb 6, 1998 to Jan 13, 1991 Ketu will give results for Venus. The Venus antardasa goes from Jan 13, 1991 to Sept 13, 2001 The Sun antardasa goes from Sept 13, 1991 to July 2, 2002 The Moon antardasa goes from July 2, 2002 until Nov 1, 2003 (See Fig. 1 - Lesson 33) Details for Jupiter and Saturn transits In 1998, Jupiter was in Aquarius with 6 points and Saturn was in Aries with 0 points. In 1999, Jupiter moved to Pisces with 2 points; Saturn stayed in same sign with 0 points. In 2000, both Jupiter and Saturn were in Aries and Jupiter had 5 points. In 2001, Jupiter and Saturn were in Taurus where they had 7 and 4 points, respectively. But in July, Jupiter moved to Gemini where it had only 2 points. In 2002, Jupiter moved to Cancer with 6 points while Saturn stayed in Taurus with 4 points. In 2003, Saturn moved to Gemini and Jupiter went to Leo. Saturn had 3 points in Gemini and Jupiter had 6 points in Leo.
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By adding the points of both these planets we can evaluate the transit much more accurately. If they total more then 8 points, then they can give good results; if less than 8 points, they will give difficulties. (see Fig.10 for all references to the above transits) Overview of the transits together with the antardasa Now we look at the points for the antardasa planets in the worksheet and combine them with the total points received from the transits of Jupiter and Saturn in the houses as they travel through them during that period. If planets get high points in the worksheet and the transit point totals of Jupiter and Saturn are more than 8, the result will be favorable. ! In 1998, the native moved from his Mercury antardasa, who has 20 points in the worksheet for the 11th house, to his Ketu antardasa who is acting for Venus, with only 13 points. He we see already that income is falling. Jupiter was in Aquarius with 6 points and Saturn in Pisces with 3 points. If the situation was still good in the beginning of that year, it changed when Jupiter moved to Pisces where it only has 2 points. (see Fig.3 in Lesson 33). ! In 1999, with Jupiter in Pisces with 2 points and Saturn in Aries with 0 points, we see a dramatic drop in points. This could have been a crisis period. The antardasa changed to Venus during that year but with only 2 points throughout the transit, it would’ve brought much worry. ! In 2000, Jupiter went to Aries with 5 points, but Saturn having 0 points didn’t bring much relief because the total amount was still less than 8 points. ! At the beginning of 2001, we see that Jupiter and Saturn had now moved to Taurus with 7 and 4 points respectively and so we presume that the beginning of that year was somewhat better. In the second half of the year when Jupiter moved to Gemini, its points fell to only 2. Saturn and Jupiter thus gave 6 points together. But we see that the Sun antardasa also started in September and the Sun’s points are slightly better in the worksheet and also indicates less expenses. The native could thus stay afloat during that time. ! During 2002, Jupiter moved to Cancer where it has 6 points and Saturn moved to Gemini where it has 3 points. This gives us a total of 9 points for this transit with the start of the Moon’s antardasa. The Moon by itself has enough points in the worksheet so that when both are taken together, we can see that there was some improvement in the situation especially in the second part of the year.
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! In 2003 when Jupiter travelled through Cancer with 6 points and Leo with 6 points we can see that the total points of Jupiter and Saturn will be more than 8 so better results were to be expected, especially in the Mars antardasa which started in November 2003 and gives high points for the 11th house in the worksheet. We must not forget that the native has a tendency to take big risks and make daring decisions (Moon in Dhanishta and aspected by Mars) and that he tends to spend large sums of money (Sun and Moon in opposed sign).
