Fundamentals and Advance of KP Astrology

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• (An Astrological Treati

se)

By

Chandra kant

R. Bhatt

B. A

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LL.H.

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;hri Vivek Education Trust, Ahmedabad-8

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Forward

Shri Chandrakant R. Bhatt B.A.LL.B. is a zealous research student of Astrology. He has written several books on Astrology. Origill:1l1y he was an advocate of Sayana system of Astrology popularly known as Western system, Some seven years back during his frequent visits to me, we had a good deal of discussion about the

heauties and accuracy of Nirayana system of Astrology or Indian Astrology. He gradually turned his attention to the study of

Nirayaml system of Astrology and to- day he has become an ardent advocate of Hindu Astrology.

'Nakshatra Chimamani' is his further contribution in the field of Astrology. Nakshatras (Constellations) play important role in tho;: lield of, not only predictive side of Astrology but also in all the rdigious ceremonies of the Hindus.

The Vimshotlllry Dasha system in timing events advocated by

the great Parashar is based on constellation and its sub divisions.

For perfectly judging the strength or weakness of a house and its lord the Astrologer has to take into consideration the sign and the constellation and its sub division, for then only he can evaluate the physical (Sthula), the astral (Sukshma) and Casual (Karan) strength

and weakness of the sign and its lord. Thus the 12 signs of the

Zodiac arc divided into 249 divisions of the 27 constellations. The (:ffec! of any planet can be judged well if we know the placement in tf ~ horoscope, of the lord of the house, the lord of the

conste~'ation and the lord of the sub division of the constellation it is placed in. Thus a planet is controlled by the lord of the sign,

the lord of the constellation and the lord of the sub division of the constellation. For the last thousand years or more the Northern

part of India was constantly invaded by the invaders from Central

Asia. Greal centres of learning in the North were plundered and

valuable literatures were reduced to ashes. Fortunately the remote Southern part of India was saved from the plunders of these invaders and the families of the great scholars of the South preserved the rich heritage of knowledge including knowledge of Astrology propounded by great Rishes of India.

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With the passage of lime consteliation;}1 Astrology bc(.'am(' a

fam ily secret of the A!;troiogcrs in the Soulh and there was lillie

literature in the form of books available for the general mass of the students of Astrology.

Shri Gopal Krishna Rao of Madras has written three parts of

Nadi Astrology. Shri Seetaram Sharma of Bangalore has also writlen a hook entitled ' A GatCII'OY (0 Astrology'. The family

members of the great Shri 8. Suryanarayana Raa of Bangalorc the

founder of 'Astrological lvfagad ll(!' and particularly Shri B. V.

Raman the prince among A~trologers and the present editor of

'Astrological Maga~ille' who has established the genuineness of ~Iindll

Astrology ,IS a perfect science not only in India but also in the

world h;lVc brought Astrology to the reach of the stU{h.:nt~ of

Astrology.

The late Jyotish Martand Shri K. S. Krishnamurti of Madras

has also eOnlributcd greatly to the spread of the knowledge

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wnstcllalionnl A~tmlogy not only by publishing books and Ihi!

magazine' ASfrolflgy and Alhrisllto' hut also by moving in evcry

important corner of India and lecturing on constellation:d

Asrrolos-y. He has termed this conslellational Astrology as

Krishn:nllurti Paddhati and which according to him is thc only

perfect Paddhati (system). This claim of the late Jyotish Martand Silri K. S. Krishnamurti has created a good deal of controversy rcg:Hding its efficacy and perfectness. But in my humble opinion

the Pacldhati (method) is the accumulation of the essential preachings (,r the gr:.!!tt Paf:l~her. Gaimini, Mantreshwar. Gancsh Divagn". Ramuayalu Varahmihir. Kalidas and host of other astrologers of the

pa~t and il deserves considerations and furlher research 10 eradiclIIC

its short comings.

Much hidden knowletige of Astrology yet remains to be dug.

out. Shri B. V. Raman. the learned and the world renowned editor of 'Astrological Magazine' has been doing great service to the world of A£trology by procuring manuscripts oC thi5 sCIence and making

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Shri Chundr3kant R. Bh:.\H inspile of his failing health has bo!ell ~~asclcssly researching on the constellational Astrology and this book

• Nakshalra Chintamolli' is the fruit of his sincere labour anrl

research. He has evolved and discussed only those pri.dples of

predicting which he has found workable in giving correct predictions. II is for the readers to judge lhe merit or otherwise of this book.

ShTj Vivek Education Trust, Maninagar, Ahmedabad has undertaken to publish this book with an humble view to contribute to

the ~pread of knowledge of Astrology which h:IS its roolS in Vedas. We only request the

principles of predicting

hLll examine them.

readers neither to discussed by Shri

accept

Bhatt

nor reject the

in this book

2&-3-1975

C/o Shri Sardar Patel &

Swami Vivckanand High School, Maninagar. Ahmedabad 8.

Shambhuprasad M. Patel B.A.,M.Ed. Managing Trustee

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Preface

There is ample literature published on Hindu Astrology

depicting various sy$tems of prediction by learned Astrologers. Bllt

every student of Astrology has his own likes and dislikes, he therefore follows the predictive system of his choice. Each system of prediction has il~ own peculiarity and merits too. So far as [ am com:crncd, [ li ked the sub dL'position theory of prediction in

the Nakshatra disposilor system of Astrology. Accordingly I have

selected some typica l birth horoscopes and example horary maps

on different important topks of life as experienced and observed hy me and I hllve in this book made an humble atlempt to discus~ these horoscopes on the practical application of this sub disposition

theory of prediction, for the knowledge of the reader who desire!'

to know ahout it.

2. This book is meant for the reader who is conversant with

the basic principles of Hindu Astrology. It is expectt:d that tht:

reader should know how to make use of Raphael"s Tables of

HOll~es and Ephemerides. He should posseo;s the knowledge of Casling the Horoscope. He should know about the Characteristic!i of Signs, Planets, Houses, Plancts in Signs, P!allets in Houses. General

Principles of Judgment, Judgment of 1he 12 Hou~es, Calculation of Vinshottari Da~ha (period) rulers Sub period rulers, Inter period rlilers <lnd Sookshma period rulers and their judgment (Hindu Predicrire

A.~frol/J~y by Pandit GopeshKumar Ojha, 9:\, Oaryaganj, Delhi 6. and

A Sruden's' Tex' Book of Astrology by Vivian E. Robson arc worth

reading for the basic knowledge of Astrolog.y).

3 (a) The original Hindu method is what is known as the equal house division. The sign ascending is the first hOllse and any

planct therein i .. said to be in the first house. The sign next to the aseendin~ sign will constilute the second house and any planet

therein wil1 be said to be in the 2nd house and so on. This is the principle followed by the old Hindu Astrologers. Thus the sign and the

house werc deemed synonymous.

(b) (n \Vestern Astrology Ih~ cusp of a hou!'c is the commencing point and the first house is constituted hy space covering about ~O' heyond the cusp: but in Hindu Astrology the cusp is the mid point or the centre of the hOtlSe and extends tn

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(e) In this book first of all you have to ereCl a horoscope

according to the Western (Sayana) system with the aid of Raphad's Tables of Houses and Ephemeris. Then YOLt have to deduct ayanamsa for the required year from Sayana positions of the ("IISI'S and planets: and you will gcl Ni rayana positions of lhe cusps and planets. You should write the cusps and ~'Ianets in the manner of

a Western Horoscope. For the purposes of this book the cusp of a house is to be considered a~ the commencing point.

FurtlIer it may he remcmb<:red lhat the question of ayan amsa is a controversial suhject. but for the subject maller of this book ayanamsa adopted for each A. D. year is given on page 168.

(d) In the Western system it is usual to write down signs Ulld

degrees on the cusps of the houses in a circular blank map and to place the planets in the map in their correct positions. For the

pLLrpose~ of this book and for the sake of convenience L have made

a device to write till: horoscope in the form of a ladder by drawing

one verticle line in the middle and five horizont:!] lines intersecting

Ihe verticle line. The ends of Ihe verticle line and the ends of th.:: horizontal lines will serve liS the cusps of houses and the !'igns have been wrineR thereon ~ l1d the planets hav: been wrilen either

helow or above the cuspal sign as the case may be.

4. The Zodiac of 360' is divided into 27 Nakshatras or Constellations or Stnrs for the purpose of Astrology. Each Nakshatra contains 13" 20'. It begins from 00

Aries. It is subdivided into 9

parts totalling 243 lind eaeh sub division is known as Sub Nakshatra or Sub Constellation or Sub Star or Sub. So each degree

and minute of tile Zodiac is jointly ruled by three planets

out (If which one becomes the sign lord, the other is the star lord Hnd the third is the sub lord.

The sum and substance of the sub disposition theory of

prediction is that the cuspal sub lord of a IlOuse indicates whether

tile matter signified by the Ilouse is promised or denied. If the

cuspal sub lord promises. then only during Ih~ joint period of th~ significators of that matter the resuh~ of that matter are experienced:

otherwise not.

The significator planet always gives the results of the house

occupied and owned by its star lord during the signiFtcator planet's period. suh period and inter period. If the sub lord of the significator

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Jlbnet i~ harnl()nloU~ \0 the matters indicated by tIll' Shir lord,

[he signifk:_lIor planet gives fa',;ourah\c result~. This system equally

applies bmh to the \lirth hOfO<;copes artd horary maps. The detail-.; arc illustratively explained in the book.

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Whatever IS , essential to know prior , (0 the pnlctical

application or the principles _h<l" been explained by way of

illustrations. Each topic has been methodically pres-cnted m nUl

~he!l, according to, my view pJinl and observation in several cases. Jt is in the manner I wish the reader to understand the subject

matter. So it needs little mention that the presentation, cx!)reSSiOll and interpretation may vary with personal eqllalion. Conclusions drawll life logical and natural. They arc neitbo;:r nbrupt nor twisted. There is no sham show of predicting an evellt correct to the datI!.

6. Tn my humble opinion, the ~cicllCe of A!ltrology is best. h:arnt by exoperience and observation. The marc you ob~ervc the marc is the scope for modification. The main object of thig book is to make this system of prediction easily accessible to every student of Astrology who only ponesses workable knowledge of the English language. So the language used is simple and lucid. This book is only illustrative and not exhaustive. Lovers of

Astrology in different regions of the COUlltry may publish this book in their own regional language for the b::ne!lt of the student world of Astrology if they so desire: and thi!Y would he rendering services in the

cause of the wide sprcad of this Nakshatra system of Astrology. 7. My friend ShTi S. M. Patel made me switch over to this Naksllatra sy;;tem of Astrology. He constantly inspired me to write

this book in English. He moved the board of Trustees of Shri Vivek Education Trust to bring out this publication and to give me patronage. I therefore 0\\1,: a J::ep debt of gratilud:: to thc::n all.

I hope all my readers will enjoy this l~xt book.

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64, Jayanagar SocIety

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J) Ruling planets at the time of judgment and event.

4) Joint period ru1er~ of one and Ihe Ruling planets of ,iIl.other.

S) Ruling planets and Affinity.

4. Ruling planets and Fulfi lment of a que'lion. I (( Planets in Tr:msil

Transit in NJkshalr,l l)r ~I .I·. Trall~il in sub N.lk,;lutra or ~ub , Effects of Iransining plane!li in the ':-:<.lImple birth Iloroscop: nil.. I.

IV Example Nathities: ~O-99

Good or bad sub pcril\u, Lonf!.o:\ ity. Eye sight. AUcmpt 10

commit suicide. Education. Scholarship. Earning, Ttansfer in ServiCe, From Oar 10 Judiciary, Parttlership business. Purcha5ing the building, Mystery of 6. H & 12, Marria!:c and Di v{Jf(;C, Foreiill Truvd.

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V Example Horar)' Maps IOO-I~~

Erecting the Horary map. Judging the Horary map. Longevity, Disease, New!> about the missing wife. Publication of a book. Constructing the bu ilding. Selling the hou!>c. Lease Licence for Mines. Success in Examinatioll. Scholarship. Employment. Leaving

the job. Independent business. Marriage . Overscas for Studies. Foreign

Travel. Ret urn of Abscondillg Son. LoM Documenls. Cricket Match. Pregnancy. Tablc- Stars, subs and su.b sub~.

Ayanamsa (1901- 1999). Page 166 J ACOffeCI 2. Silb Kefil SlJb Sub Me 19 13 22 [rralunl

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-19 20 20 Correct .~ 2. Sub Kefll ~"ub Sub

Me

19 13 23 ._ ._ - - -19 20 00

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Basic Principles

1. Horo3cope explained

f:xample Birth Horoscope No. 1

Mlle. Birth Date 7-7-1912. Sunday: 8-42 P.M. I.S.T; 23° N 2',

72" E 35'; Ayanams3 12" 32',

Abhre,iutions

S. Sun, M. Moun. l\1:I. 1\.1(\r5. Me. Mercury, J . Jupiter, V. Venus,

Sa. Sat urn, R. IClllu. K. Ketu, AT. Aries. Tr., Taurus, Gm. Gemini, en. Callcer, L~. Leo, Vg. Virgo. Li, Libra. Sc. Scorpio, Sg. Sagittarius, Cpo Capricorn, Aq. Aquarius. Pi. Pisces.

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2 Ayan.msa

First of all a horoscope for the lime of birth should be erected according to the Western (Sayana) system with the aid of Raphael's

Ephemeris and Table of Houses.

Deduct ayanamsa for the required year of birth [rom the Sayana positions of Ihe cusps of the houses and from those of the planet,-,

So the! the birt~ horoscope according \0 the Indian (Nirayana J

system will be prepared. This horoscope should be wrincll ill the manl"'er of a Western Horoscope.

Ayanamsa adopted for the A. D. year 1901 • n ° 23', Then go

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on adding 50 seconds every year and you will get Ihe ayanamsa

for any required year V• IZ.

Year Ayanam~a Year Ayanamsn Year Ayanam~a 1901 22' _23' 1941 22' 56' 198\ 23' 29'

1911 22 ₃₁ 1951 23 04 [991 23 J8

1921 22 39 1961 23 I 3 2001 23 46 1931 22 . 48 1971 23 21 2011 23 54 Inscrtlne .be Signs and the PJllnel'i

I. The beginning point or each house is called the Cusp. The signs and degrees should be written down on the emps or the houses in the blank map. In the example birth horoscopc no. I Cnpricorn

12" 25' is placed on the cusp or the 1st housc i.e. Asc. Aquarius 19~ 44' on the cusp or the 21ld house and so on. In this Wly the signs

and degrees on all the 12 cust'S or the houses hJ.Ve heen written dn'.\':l. 2. (a) The cusp of the 3rd house begin~ with Pisces 250 44',

nut the longitudcs or Moon and Rahu in Pisces are 2J ~ 49' and 24" 36' respectively. They are less than the cuspal degree of the 3rd house. So they are pJ~ced behind the cuspa! degrce of the 3rd

house and they may be considered as posited in the 2nd house. If a planet is within 5" of the cuspal degree of a housc, it exerts its

influence on both the houses. In this c<lse Moon ane'! Rahu are within 5" of the cuspal degree of the 3rd house. So they can be SOlid to be on the cusp of the 3rd· hotlse and they will exert some influence both on the 2nd and the 3rd house.

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Similarly Saturn in Taurus 7° 30' is placed behind Taurus 21 ° 28'

the cusp of the 5th house and it is said to be in the 4th -house.

Mars in Leo 1°40' is placed behind Leo 19°44' the cusp of the

8th house and it is said to be in the 7th house.

Kctu in Virgo 24°36' is placed behind Virgo 25°44' the cusp of

of the 9th house and it is on the cusp of the 91h house. So Ketu will exert some 'influence on the 8th house and some on the 91h house.

Jupiter in' Scorpio 14"2'R is placed behind Scorpio 21° 28' the

cusp of the I Ith house and it. is said to be in the 10th houie.

(b) The cusp of the 6th house begins Wilh Gemini 15°44',

But the longitudes of Sun and Venus in Gemini are 2r 3J' and 23°00' respectively. They are greater th~n the cuspal degree of the 61h

house. So they are placed in front of Gemini 1 5-~44' and they are said to be in the 6th house.

Similarly Mercury in Cancer I r2' is placed in front of Cancer

12"25' the cusp of the 7th house and it is said to be in the 7th house, 3. All the houses in the horoscope are not of equal dimensions. The house may be less or greater than 30 degrees. Sometimes one

house may contain more than olle sign. Such a sign is termed as 'Intc:rcepled·.

In tile example birih horoscope no. I the 5th house commences

from Taurus 21° 28' and extends uplO Gemini 15° 44'. So the 5th

house is of 24° 16' dimension.

.

The 71h house begins with Cancer 12° 25' and end~ at Leo 19°

44'. So the 7th house consists of 37° 19' and so on with other houses.

House A" 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

Particulars in the cXllmple birth horm'Copc no. 1.

Cuspo/ Sign Plontt Sign House

Sign owner occupied occllpied owned

Cp Sa Sun Gm 6 8 Aq Sa Moon p; ₂_/₃ ₇ p; _J _Ma_rs _Le ₇ ₄_,₁₁ M Ma Mer _Cn ₇ _6,9 Tr V _Jup S, ₁₀ _3,12 Gm Me Von Gm 6 _5,10 Cn M Sat Tr 4 1,2 Le S Rahu p; ₂_/₃ _3,12 Vg Me _Ketu _Vg _8/9 _6,9 L; V Sc Ma Sg J

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Rahu in Pisces represents Jupiter and Ketu in Virgo represents Mercury.

Planets in Housn

Angles: Saturn in the 4th, Mercury and Mars in the 7th and Jupiter in the 10th are placed in the Angles or Angular hou"c~.

Suc('f'edent Houses : Moon and Rahu in the 2nd, and Ketu in the 8th are in the Succcerleflt house~.

Codellt Houses: -Sun and Vellus in the 6th are il\ the Cad",nt houses. Moon and Rahu on the cusp of the 3rd and Ketu Oil the cusp of the 9th,

Aspects

In Hindu astrology aspects are counted from sign 10 sign. All pl:mets aspect the 71h sign counted from the sign .. occupied by them. In addition Mars aspects the 4th and the 8th sign, Jupiter aspects the 5th and the 9th sign. while Saturn aspects

the 3rd and the 10th sign counted from t~.e sign occupied by it.

Sun in Gemini is in conjunction (Conj.) wilh Venus. It .1150 aspects the 121h cusp by its 7th as~ecl,

Moon in Pisces is in Conj. with Rahu. It also aspects Ketu In Virgo by ils 7th aspect.

Mar$ in Leo aspects Jupiter in Scorpio by its 41h a~pecl. II

aspects the 2nd cusp hy ils 71h aspect. It aha aspecls Rahu and

Moon in Pi!>ccs by its 81h aspect.

Mercury in Cancer aspects the Asc by its 7th 3Sj):cL

Jupiter in Scorpio aspects Saturn in Taurus by its 7th a~pect. If aspects Rahu and Moon in Pisces by its Sth aspect and it a~peCB Mercuh in Cancer by its 9th aspect. It also aspeo;:ls til.;: Sth cu,p by

its 7th aspect and aspects the 3rd cusp by its 51h aspect.

Vcnm in Gemini i~ in Conj. with Sun find it aspects the 12th cusp by its 7th aspect.

Saturn in Taurus aspects Mercury in Cancer by it.. 3rd 3specl. It aspects Jupiter in Scorpio by its 7th ;;\specl. It liS peets the 2nd cusp by its 10th aspect and the 11th cu!>p by its 7th asoect.

In this horosco'Je the native was born durin!?, the period or

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2. Sub in Naksh»tra Sy.tem

The Zodiac of 360a is divided into three equal parts. Each part

contains 120", It consists of nine equal Sections. Each !'ection contains

])0 20' or 800', It begins from 0" Aries. Each section is kn("wn as

Nakshatra or Constellation or Slar. There are 27 Nakshatras or Constellations or Stars in the whole Zodiac.

According to Vimshollari Dasha System each Nakshatra or Constellation or Star is ruled in turn hy the nine planets in the order of Ke1U, Venus. SUll, Moon. Mars. Rahu. Jupiter, Saturn and

Mercury. This order is fixed and not cl1:Ingeable.

E:tch planet rules three Nakshatras or Constellations or Stars

and the ruling planet is callrd the Nukshatra lord or Constellation

l ord or Star lord. In shari we may usc the term 'Star' instead of

'St:lr lord' etc through out this book.

In Nakshatra system each N<lkshatra or Conslcll;Jlion or Star

i~ subdivided lnll) nine parts. This Subdivision i~ called 'Sub', I! is based on the rollowing formula :

" Dasha )'f.'OI' oj each planet..;. The (ufal number of Vimshottari

Dasha ycars " Star orea = The longituae or extent or area of the Suh for each plt/l1et ill a,,), 5wr or emU/el/alioll or Noksilolro"

The planet ruling the longitude or extent or area of the 'sub' in any "Jaksh:Hra or Constellation or Slar is called the Sub Nakshatra

Lord or Sub Constellation Lord or Sub Star Lord or Sub Lord. In short we may usc the term 'Sub' instead of Sub Lord through

out this book.

The above formul~ of deriving the

Sob Kctu Venus Son Moon Mars Rahu Jupiter Salurn Mercury 7/120 ,,800' _ 20/120 ,, 800' = 6/120 x 800' 10/120 x 800' 7{120 " 800' 18/120 x 800' 16/120 x 800' 19/120 x 800' 17/120 x 800'

-"sub" is illustrated as under :

M .. 0° 46' 40" 2 13 20

o

40 00 I 06 40

o

46 40 2 00 00 I 46 40 2 06 40 I 53 20 13 20 00

The order of subs in each star is shown in the accompanYing

Tables A, S, C, and D, on page 6, 7, 8,and 9.

Each table shows the star lord and the sub lord for et ch degree of the Zodiac. The star lord is similar to the Da~ha (period) Ruler, while the sub lord corresponds to the Sub- p:=riod Ruler.

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6 Table A

Star area in Aries or L¢o or Sagillarius

Ketu 0" 0' to 13" 20' • Venus 13 20 to 26 40

Sun 26 40 to 30 0

I 2 3 4

Sign, Sign Lord & SerialllU. Star LfJrd Sub Lord Commencing

0 '

~ A . _Leo _Sagitta_r_ius _P_osition _ f1es

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"

₀" Mars Sun Jupiter D M S

-' _, , 0 _I ₈₄ 167

"

2 85 168 Ke

..

tu Ven. Ketu 0 0 46 0 ₄₀0 3 86 169

..

Sun 3 0 0 4 87 170

..

Moon 3 40 0 5 88 171

..

Mars 4 46 40 6 89 172

..

Rahu 5 33 20 7 90 173 " lup. 7 33 20 8 91 174 " SaL 9 20 0 9 92 175 " Mer, II 26 40 10 93 176 Venus Ven. 13 20 0 II 94 177

..

Sun 15 33 20 12 95 178 " Moon 16 13 20 13 96 179

..

Mars 17 20 0 14 97 180

..

Rahu 18 6 40 15 98 181 " Jup. 20 6 40 16 99 182 , , Sat. 21 53 20 17 100 183 " Mer. 24 0 0 18 101 184

..

Kclu 25 53 20 19 102 185 Sun Sun 26 40 0 20 103 186

..

Moon 27 20 0 21 104 187

..

Mars 28 26 40 22 105 188

..

Rahu 29 13 20 30 0 0

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Table B

Star area in Taurus or Virgo or Capricorn

Sun 00 0' I . 100 0'

Moon to 0 I . 23 20

Mars 23 20 I . 30 0

I 2 3 4

Sigll, Sign Lord If S{'riai no. Slar Lord Sub Lord Commencing

e

~ Taurus Virgo Capricorn Position

..,

" Venus Mercury Saturn D M S

0 ..J • 0 ₂₃ ₁₀₆ ₁₈₉ Sun _Rahu ₀ ₀ ₀ Z 24 107 190 " Jup. I 13 20 25 108 191

..

Sat. 3 0 0 26 109 192 ., Mer. 5 6 40 27 110 193

..

Ketu 7 0 0 28 II I 194 " Ven. 7 46 40 29 112 '195 Moon Moon \0 0 0 30 \13 196 " Man; 11 6 40 31 114 197

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Rahu 1 1 53 20 32 115 198 " Jup. 13 53 20 33 116 199 " Sat. 15 40 0 34 117 200 " Mer. 17 46 40 35 118 201 " Ketu 19 40 0 36 119 202

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Ven. 20 26 40 37 120 203 " Sun 22 40 0 38 121 204 Mars Mars 23 20 0 39 122 205 " Rahu 24 6 40 40 123 206 " Jup. 26 6 40 41 124 207 " Sat. 27 53 20 30 0 0

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8 Table C

Slar area m Gemini or Libra or Aquarius Mars 0" O· to 6" 40'

Rahu 6 40 to 20 0

Jup. 20 0 to 30 0

1 2 3 4

Sign, Sign Lord & Serial No. Star Lml Sub Lord Commencing

"

~ _Gemini _Libra _Aquarius

Position.

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Mercury Venus Saturil D M S

0 -' • c ₄₂ ₁₂₅ ₂₀₈ _Man. _Mer. ₀ ₀ ₀ Z • 43 126 209 " Ketu I 53 20 44 127 210 " Yen. 2 40 0 4<

m

211 " SUll 4 53 20 46 129 212 " Moon 5 33 20 47 130 213 Rahu Rahu ₆ ₄₀ ₀ 48 131 214 " Jup. g 40 0 49 D2 215 " Sat. 10 26 40 50 133 216 " Mer. 12 33 20 51 134 2J7 " Ketti 14 26 40

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₁₃₅ ₂₁₈ _Yen. ₁₅ _Ll ₂₀

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_" 53 136 219 , ' Sun 17 26 40 54 137 220 " Moon 18 6 40 55 138 221 ,. Mars 19 13 20 56 139 222 Jupiter Jup. 20 0 0 57 140 223 " Sat. 21 46 40 58 141 "24 " Mer. 23 53 20 59 142 225 " Ketu 25 46 40 60 143 226

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Ven . 26 33 20 61 144 2'-

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" Sun 28 46 40 62 145 22?i ,. Moon 29 26 40 30 0 0

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Star area in Cancer or Scorpio or Pisces. Jup. 0' O· to 3' 20'

Sat. ₃ 20 to 16 40

Mer. 16 40 to 30 0

I 2 3 4

Sign, Sign Lunl &. Serial /10, _S/firurc/ SlIb Lord Commtncing

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Cancer Scorpio Piscc!<o Position

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_~ ~ " 1>.'loon Mar~ Jupite r _D M _S 0 ...> . c _(,3 ₁₄₆ ₂₂₉ _JupiLcr _Moo_n ₀ ₀ ₀ Z 64 147 230

..

Mars 0 33 20 65 148 231

..

Rahu I 20 0 (,6 ₁₄₉ ₂₃₂ _Saturn _Sal. ₃ ₂₀ ₀ 67 150 233

..

Mer. ₅ 26 40 68 I 5 I 23.

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Ketu 7 20 0 69 152 235

..

Ven. 8 ₆ ₄₀ 70 153 236

..

Sun 10 20 0 71 I ~4 237

..

Moon _II 0 0 72 155 238

..

Mars 12 6 40 73 156 239

..

Rahu 12 53 20 74 157 240

..

Jup. 14 53 20 75 158 241 Mercury Mer. 16 40 0 76 159 242

..

Ketu 18 33 20 77 160 243

..

Ven. 19 20 ₀ 7H 161 244

..

Sun 2i 33 20 79 162 245

..

Moon 22 13 20 80 163 246

..

Mars 23 20 00 81 164 247

..

Rahu 24 6 40 82 165 248

..

Jup. 26 6 40 83 166 249

..

Sat. 27 53 20 30 0 0 • 2

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10 Tables A, B, C & 0 explained

The table A is Ineant for Aries, Leo and Saginarius; the table

»

for Taurus, Virgo and Capricorn: the (ahle C for Gem ini, Libr:l and Aquarius and the tahle 0 f0r Cancer, Scorpio and Pisces.

In the he ginning of each table Ih~ StUl' area of each planet in each sign is given e.g. in the table A Ketu Slar area extends from

0'" to 13" 20' in Aries or Leo or Sagittarius and in the tables B anj

C Mars star arca extcilds from 23'2·)' Taurus or Virgo or Capric()fIl to 6"40' Gemini or Libra or Aquarius and so 0 11 with other Hal" areas.

Each table contains four main columns. The column I contains Sign, Sign Lord & Serial no .• Sign viz. Aries is written first. Sign

Lord viz. Mars is marked below Aries. Seria l no. viz. I \(J 22 is

mentioned below Mars and so on with the other Si_•ltn. Silln •

l ord & Serial no ..

The Column 2 shows the Star Lord. The Colu lllil 3 the Sub Lord and the Column 4 cOlltains Ihe commencing position or each Sub

l ord in the Star area or each planet.

Example. In the table A in the Star area Ketu in Aries or Leo or

Sagittarius the Sub or Ketu begins from O~ 0' 0" and ends al O~ 46' 40". So the Sub or Venus starts at 0° 46' 40", add 2° 13' 20" (Sub an~a

or Venus) and you gel the starting position of Sun Sub at r 0' 00", add 0' 40' 0" (Sub area or Sun), ,hen the Sub of Moon ~tarts at 3" 40' 0"

in Aries or Leo or Sagiuarius. Repeat thi.. procedure and the

..::ommencing I)osition ror all Subs in each star in cach Sign will

be obtained.

149 Subs and 'hdr Serial I/O.S

27 stars have been sub divided into 243 subs. Rerer to the rabies

A, B. C and D: in six cases the same star and the same sub will b.::

found in the adjoining signs e.g. Sun Star Rahu Sub in Aries or Leo

or Sagittarius 29~ 13' 20" to 30" (Table A) continue in Taurus or Virgo or Capricorn upto 10

13' 20" (Table B).

Jupiter stilT Moon sub in Gemini or libra or AqUarius 29" 26' 40" to 30~ (Table C) continue in Cancer or Scorpio or Pisces upto

0" 33' 20" (T,bl, DJ.

Take these si.'( subdivisions into (lCcount and you will get ::!49

subdivisions in all. Thus the Zodiac is divided into 249 parts. Each

part has been given a serial number.

1n Aries the serial no. starts rrom 1 and ends at 22; in Taurus

from 23 to 41 ; in Gemini rrom 42 to 62: in Cancer from 63 to 83

and 111 Leo from 84 to 105 and so on. Each serial no. mentions the sign. the sign lord. the star lord, the sub lord and the commenciAg pOiition of each sub. The sign lord remains constant for the whole "ign.

These no.s arc very useful ill erecting horary maps. This will oe discussed later on.

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From these tables you can say that each degree and minute of

the Zodiac is ruled by the sign lord. the star lord and the sub lord .

IL\ other word~. it can be said that each degree and minute is jointly ruled. governed or operated by three planeu. out of which one becomes the sign lord, the other is the star lord and the third is the sub lord.

For instance in the Table A Ih.e s!rial no. 6 shows that Aries

5~ 33' 20" is jointly ruled or governed or operated by Mars (as the

sign lord); by Ketu (as the star lord) and by Ranu (a~ the sub lord),

The serial no. 98 indicates that Leo 20" 6' 40" is jointly

operated by Sun {as the sign lordi, by Vellu,> (a.s the star lord) and. by Jupiter (as the sub lord I.

,

The seri,d no. 187 deMtes that S3gitr:triu~ 280

26' 40" is jointly go\cmed by Jupiter (as Ihe sign lord), by Sun (as the star lord)

by Mars (as the sub lord).

The serial IIO.S ill th.:: Tables B, C and D may be undctstood

in the same way as explained above. _I

Example birth horoscope uo. I .

.l Pi 25 44 Me Le [ ₄₀ 4 M 25 44 V Me Mer. Cn [ 3 2 5 Tc 2 [ 28 M V Jup. R Se 14 2R 6 Gm [5 44 R V Ven. _G_m 2J 00 7 Cn [ 2 ₂₅ _Sa _Ma _Sat. _Tc ₇ ₃₀ 8 L, [9 ₄₄ V R Rallu Pi 24 36 9 Vg ₂₅ ₄₄ _Ma [0 Li 25 44 J R Ketu Me Vg 24 36 I[ _Sc ₂₁ ₂₈ _M_e _V 12 Sg 15 44 V S

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3. Grouping of houses Longe\'ity

1. Consider tJle houses I, 8 and 3 for longeviiy.

2 (a) Maraka houses. The 12th to ally particular house denotes nOll-existence of the matter signified by that particular house. So the

houses 12 (12th to I), 7 (12th to 8) and 2 (12th to 3) are known <IS

the Maraka (death dealing) houses.

(h) Badhaka houses. The hOllse II is hadhaka (h:Jrmfui \0 lik)

to those born in Movable signs as their Ascendants; the 91h for those

born in Fixed signs and the 7th for those born in Common signs. 3. Dealh. The Badhaka houses are more harmful than the Maraka houses. So for death consider first the Badhaka house and

then the Maraka houses. Saturn is the chief governor of longevity. Health

Consider the Ascendant for health. Disease and Cure

Consider the house 6 for sickness or disease.

For eure eonsider the houses I. 5 and II (1st. health, 5th is 12th to 6. absence of sickness, 11th is 12th to 12. absence of bedridden sickness).

Accident

Consider the houses 8 and 12 for accident (8th-serious illncss. accident, suicide; 12th-self-undoing, confinement in bed or hospital).

Mars, Saturn, Rahu and Ketu cause an accident. Education

(a) Consider the houses 4, 9 and I J for education (4th is the

main house for education, it denotes preparation for examinations, academic qualificattons, regular attendance in school or college; 9th-deep study and higher education; 11th-fulfilment of desires). The 6th

house shows Competitive examination (it is 12th from 7 i.e. lo~s to others and gain to you).

(b) Completion of education: Consider the houses 3, 5 and 8 (being 12th from 4. 6 and 9 respectively).

Mercury and Jupiter are the ch ief governors of education. Building or land

(a) Consider the houses 4. 11 and 12 for purchase or construction of a building (4th is the main house for building, 11 th· gain, 12th·

payment to the seller of the building or investment of money).

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or selling it (3rd is 12th from the 4th i.('. losing the house; 5th

is 11th from the 7th i.e. gain to the purchaser; 10th is 4th from the 71h i.e. building to the purcha,ser)

Mars is the natural significator of buildings and Salurn is that

-of land, mines and estates. Marriage

(a) Consider the houses 2. 7 and II for marriage p nd- addition to the family; 7th- wife or husband, legal tic. It is the main hOllse for marriage; ! llh- permanent tie of friendship).

(b) Consider the houses I. 6 and 10 for separation or divorce

{being 12th from 2, 7 and 11 resp;!clively). These houses dCllOtc ..:lbsence of married life

Vt!llUS is the chief governor of marriage.

Cilildren

(a) Consider the houscs 2. S and II for child birth (2nd-increase in Ihe number of the m!mh!r.", of family due to birth

of a child: 5th. first conception or pregnancy, progeny or child; 11th is the 5th from the 7th). The. 5(h for females and the 11th for males are imponant.

(b) Consider the houses I, 4 and 10 for absence of children or for

separation from the children (being 12th from 2, 5 and 11 respectively).

Jupiter is the natural signifieator of ehild birth. in females Moon is fertility and Mars is menstruation. In males Venus is fertility and Sun is vitality.

Foreign Trlnels

(a) Consider the houses 3. 9 and 12 for foreign travels (3rd is 121h from the 4th i.e. away fro rn the p~rmanent place: 9th-long journey, foreign travel. 12111- life in an unknown place or completely

unfamiliar atmosphere)

(b) Consider the houses 3. 9 and II for returning to home -country from forei gn land ( 1IIh- meeting one's own kith and

kin, reunion of rehllives)

Moon is the chief govern or of journey.

Finance and Prosperity

I. (0) ProfessionJsenice : Conside r the houses 2, 6 and 10 (2nd-bank

balance, self-acquisition: 6th- services rendered, day to day attendance ,on duty and thereby earning: being 12th from the 7th denotes loss La others and gain to self, hence receiving money rrom others: IOth-proression, either in independent vocation or in service).

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(b) Consider the houses I, 5 and 9th for change of profession or service (being 12th from 2. 6 and \0 respectively),

.

(c) Consider the houses 2. 6, 10 and I t for promotion, career or fortune; or for re-instatement in service.

Tlse In

(d) Consider the houses 3, 10 and 12 for transfer m with cha ... ge of place (lTd-journey; being 12th from the 4th absence of the present residence i.t.'. change of- place; cmploymcrll; 12th- life in completely unfamiliar atmosphere).

•

service

shows

1 01h-(el Consider the houses r, 8, 9 &12 for su~pension from service (1st is 12th from the 2nd- absence of self earning; 8th- suspcltsiOIl is olle form of penalty; 9th is 12th fronl Ihe IOth- abscllce of

status, position, power and name: 12th- loss in general).

(f) Consider the houses 1 .. 5: 9 and 12 for retirement from service or dismissal: or loss of Status in any walk of lifc (5th is the

12th from 6 i.e. absence of regular attendance on duty); also

con.~idcr the house 8 if the 1,ativc comes under the scheme of gratuity and provident fund.

2 (0) Finance." Considcr the n(J\L:;'cs 2. 6 and 11 for gain of money In any nHHU1Cr.

(b) Consider the houses 2. 3. 6 ,l1ld J I for gain of lottery (3rd- loHcry and help from others).

(~) Consider the houses 2. 5, 6 and II for gain from speculation and race (5th- inclination for speculation). Jupiter i~ the chief governor ()f money.

3. JlUiepelldl'lIl bll.sille.{$ : COIIsider the houses 2, 7 and 10 (7th

dealing.s with others, purch;\s.:: and sale of production: it is the main

house for business).

4. Significators

The affairs or mailers signified by any house arc judged from

(he sigl1ificators of that house. So the occupant. the owner. a planet

in the star o f Ihe occupant and a planet in the SlOr

or

Ihc owner

or

lhat house become the significalors of that. house. Hence notc"

the signific<ltors.

Exnmple birth horoscope no. I

The signifLcators of each house are ShOW1\ in the accompanying

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15 Table A

Planet Occupant of Owner of Slar Occupant of the house the house Lord the house

Owner o' the house Sun 6 8 Jup. 10 J. 12 Moon 2 1 Mer. 7 6, 9 Mars 7 4, 11 Kctu 8 6. 9 Mer. 7 6, 9 Sal. 4 I, 2 Jup. 10 3, 12 Sal. 4 I. 2

-Yen. 6 5, 10 Jup. [0 3, [2 Sat. 4 I, 2 Sun fi 8 Rahu 2/3 3, 12 Mer. 7 6, 9 Kelu 8/9 6, 9 Mllrs 7 4, 11

Explanatio/l : Sun is the occupant of 6, the owner of 8: Sun is

in the Slar Jupiter Ihe occupant of 10 and Ihe owner of 3 and 12.

So Sun is Ihe significalor of the houses 6, 8; to, 3 alld 12; it

'Signifies the matters of these houses and 50 on with other planets.

Table 8 Table C

House Significalor Planets Planet Houses signified

I Mo, J, S, _S" 6, 8. 10, _3. 12, 2 M, Mo, J , Sa, R Moon 2. 7. _6, 9 3 S, J, V, R Mars 7, 4, II , 8, 6, 9, 4 Ma, Mo, J , Sa, K Mer. 7, 6, 9, 4, I , 2, 5 V Jup. 10, 3, 12, 4, I , 2, 6 S, M, Ma, Me, V, R, K Yen. ₆_, _5, 10, J, 12

7 M, Ma, Mo, R, K _Sat. _4, _I. _2, _6, ₈

8 S, Ma, Sa, K Rahu 2, 3. 12, 7, 6, 9 9 M, Ma , Me, R, K Ketu 8, ₆_. 9, 7, 4, II 10 S, J, V

II Ma, K

12 S, J . V, R

Explanation : The tables Band C have been prepared from the table A.

The table B shows the signifieators for each of the 12 houses.

The significators of Ihe house I are Me. J, Sa. The significalors of the house 6 are S, M, Ma, Me, v, R, Ki hence Ihey signify the matters of Ihat house and so on for other houses.

The table C shows the houses signified by each of the 9 planets.

Moon is the significator of the houses 2, 7, 6, 9. Saturn is the

-significator of the houses 4, 1.2, 6,8; hence it signifies the matters

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5. SignitL:.~ators in thdr order

In th~ horoscope the sign is on the cusp of each house. i\ planet always occupies the Sigll and it~ strength is determined lu:cording

as it occupiL:s its OWI1 sign. exalted sign or debilitated sign. So the occllpanl in a sign is stronger than the owner of the sign.

The sign i:o, the 1/12111 pari or the Zodiac, while the Constellation

or Star is the 1/27lh pan of the Zodiac. So the Constellation or Star is stronger than the sig)].

Hence the planet in the: star is sll"O llger than ils Star lord (which may be either the ocCupall( Of ilh~ owner of the sign),

The occupant (planet) in ;! sign mostly gives the results of till:

hOllse occupied hy it. So the planet in the star b(,ttcr gives the results of the hOllse oculpied hy its star lord.

Keeping these principles ill mind the order or strength of the signilieators of each house should bc determined as under:

Pl:mct in the oC~lIpant's star

A p!al'e\ in the star or [he llCCllP:~I1.t of a house is stronger than

the occupant. So it should be giv.::n tirsl preference as a significHtol"

of that house. because it is strongest to give the results of the house occLlpicd by its Star lord. Tile occlIplmt remaills as a weak

signilicHtor of that hOllse.

In the example birth horoscope no. I. S:,\UrIl is thc occupant or the 4th house. Mercury and Jl1piter arc in the star of Saturn the

occupant. So they aTe stronger than their star lord Saturn. because

they are the strongest to give the results of the 4th house. Hence Mercury and JlIpiter an:: thc strong signifieators of the 4th and

Saturn is a weak significator.

Occupant

If there is no planet ill the occupant's Star. the occupant becomcs

the strong signifk:ltor of that hOllse ilnd it is strong to give tllc

results of that hOllse. So the second preferencc should be given

to-the occupant of that housc.

In the ex<\mpk birth horoscope no. I, Moon and Rahu arc till: occupants of the 2nd house. Thcrl: is no planct in their stars. So

they arc the strong signifi,:ators oC the 2nd house and they ar..:; strong to give the results of IIll: 2nd house.

Planet in the owner's star

If the hOllse is VaCallt, thc planet in the star of the 01),'11Cr oi· a house is strongcr than the owner. So it becomes a strong signifieator

of that house and it is strong to give the results of that housc. Hence the third preference should be given to thc planct in the

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Tn the example birth horoscope no. I, the ltd and the 12th houses are vacant. Jupiter is the owner of these houses. Sun and Venus 8tc.in the star of Jupiter the owner. So they are stronger than

their Star lord Jupiter to give the tesults of the led and the 12th.

Hence Sun and Venus are the strong significators of the houses 3 and 12, while Jupiter is a weak significator.

Owaer

If the house is vacant and if there is no planet in the owner's

star, the owner itself becomes the strong significator of that house and it is strong to give the results of that house. So the 4th

preference should be given to the owner of that house.

In the example birth horoscope no. I, the 5th house is vacant. Venus is the owner of the 5th.. There is no planet in the star of

Venus the owner. So Venus becomes the strong significator of the 5th house and it is strong to give the results of the 5th house.

Planet Ja Conj. or Aspect

(a) A planet in conj. or association with, or aspected by a significator gives the results of the house or houses denoted by that

significator. So the last preference should be given to the planet in

conj. or aspect with that significator.

In the example birth horoscope no. I, Sun is in conj. with

Venus the significator of the 5th house (as discussed above). So Sun

\Io'il\

give the results of the Sth house as denoted by Venus

the significator.

Moon and Rahu are aspected by Jupiter the significator of the 4th house (as already discussed). So botb Moon and Rahu will give the results of the 4th house as denoted by the significator Jupiter.

(b) A planet aspecting the house may be considered as the

significator of that house.

In the examp.le birth horoscope no. I, Saturn aspects the 7th,

II th and 2nd cusps. So it becomes the significator of these houses. Similarly Jupiter aspects the lrd, Sth and 7th cusps. So it becomes

the significator of these houses and so on with other planets.

Hence it may be said that planets e.g. Mercury and Jupiter in the ' Star of Saturn will indicate the matters of 2, 7 and 11 and so on with other planets.

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Example Birth Horoscope No.1. •

Table-House wise Signijico{ors ill Ilre;r order

This table is prepared according to the rules

It

is self explanatory as under I

discussed above.

House Planet in the Occupant Planet in _Owner

oj the house

Planet ill Con}. or aspect with tfre strong significator

(a)

Asc

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

II

12

occupant's oJtI,e _Ihe _owner's

slar house _star

I 2 ₅ None None

3 (Me,

J) Me, J (S, V) K 4 Sa Sa J Ma (V)

- ;

Sa, M, R

None (M, R) None None

(Me,

J) Sa

None None _None

(Sa) S None (V) M, R Me (M, R Me (K) M. None M K'

.

- '

_,

-- ; Sa,

M,

R

S

Me,J

S

K '

,

- '

,

(Ma) K Sa S

J

,

M, R None None (M, R) Me K; - ; (S, V) J None V "-None None (K) Ma -None None (S, V)

J

-Explanation.' The planets in (Italics) are the strong signiflcators

of the house shown against them in the column (a), while the other planets remain as weak significators of that hOllse; e.g. (S, V) are the

strong significatof5 of the houses 3,

10

and

12.

So they a rc strong

to

g

i

ve

{he re

s

ult

s o

f the

s

e

h

o

u

s

es and

so

on

.

6. Rahu

&

Ketu and

lh~ir

significance

1. Rahu-Ketu as agent

Rahu or Ketu is not allotted the ownership· of any sign. It only

occupies

the

sign in a house. So Rahu or

Ketu

works as an agent

or

repre

se

ntative

of

:

(a) the planet with whom it is in conj. or aspect. (b) the owner of tbe sign in whicb it is placed.

Example birth horoscope no. 1 .' (a) Rahu occupies the hOllse 2,

it is in conj. with Moon which owns 7 and occupies 2. So it will work as an agent cf Moon and it will signify the matters of the

houses 2 and ,7. _.

_.

Rahu is aspected by Mars which owns 4, 11 and occupies 7. So if will indicate the matters of the houses 4, 7 and II as all

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19 Rahu

occupies

Pi

,

ces the sign owned

by Jupiter and it

is also

3spected

by Jupiter

which owns 3,

12 and occupies 10.

So

as an

agcnl

of

Jupiter it

will

denote

the

matter

s

of

3, 10 and

12 .

•

(b) Ketti

occ

upie

s

the hou

se

8,

it i

s

aspeeted by Moon which

owns 7 and occupies 2. So it will

s

ignify the

matters

of 2 and

:7 as

an a£!cnt of

~

Mo

on

and al

so

of

8 .

Ketu occupie

s

Virgo the

sigll

oWlled by Mercury

wh

ich

owns

6,

9 and oc

c

upie

s

7. So

it

will

s

i

gn

if

y

the

mailers

of 6,

7 and 9 a

s

an agent of Mercury.

2.

Rahu-Kctu as )'Iane(

Ke

e

ping in

view

the

above

rule

and

the rule that a plallet gives

the results indicated

by

its Star lord , \',Ie may say th ilt Rahu or Kctu gives firstly, the results of the planet in conj. with it; secondly.

the results of the planet aspccting it: thirdl y, the res ults

or

its own star lord an d fo urth ly, the results of the owner of the sign

occ

up

ie

d b

y

il.

Example birtl/ horoscope 110. I :

(

a) As

Rahu

is

ill

conj. with

Moon, it \vi ll firstl y denote the results of

Moon

i.e.

the

maller

s

signified hy the hOLlses 2 and 7.

Suppo

se

Rahu i

s

n

ot i

n

con

j.

or

a

s

pect with any planet,

th

e

n

Rahll will indicate

the

re

s

lilts

of

it

s

Star lord Mercury

i

.e.

the

m

a

ll

e

r

s

ignifi

ed

by

the

house

s

6, 7 and 9.

(h)

Kelu

i

s

not in

conj. with any

planet, bul

it

is

aspected

by

Moon.

So

it

will give

the re

su

lt

s

of Moon.

3.

Rallu-Ketu as

Star

lord

If

any

planet is in the Star

of

Rahu

or Ketu

,

thai planet

will

si

gllify the matter

s

of

the house

occupied

by Rahu

or

Ketu; that

planet

will

indica

Ie the matters of the hou

s

e owned and occupied

by the Star lord

of

Rahu

or

Ketu

;

that planet

will

denote the

matter

s

of the house

occupied and owned

by

the owner of

the

sign

occupied

by Rabu

or

Ketu.

Example

birth horoscope

110.

1 .' (al The

planet Mars is in the

s

tar of Ketu

which

occupies 8. So Mar

s

will give the results of

the house

8. (b)

The Star lord of Ketu is Mar

s

which occupies 7,

owns)~

and

11.

So the planet Mars will give the results of the houses

4, 7

and

11. :y.3

(c)

Ketu occupies Virgo the

sign

owned by Mercury

occupies 7,

owns

6 and 9. So the planet Mars will give the

of

r:

tlr&

l

houses

6,

7 and 9.

wh' h

re!l1~

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4. Rahu-Keta

as

SigaifiClltor

Rahu or Keto is stronger than any planet. So, if Rahu or Ketu represents any significator planet, Rahu-Ketu should be given first preference as a significator in place of that significator planet.

Example

birth horoscope no.

J: Rahu represents Moon, Mars and Jupiter. So when we have to consider Moon, Mars or Jupiter as a significator of the matter under consideration, Rahu should be given first preference as a significator in place of Moon, Mars or Jupiter. Similarly, Ketu represents Moon and Mercury. So Ketu should be preferred as a significator in place of the significator Moon or Mercury.

5. Rahu and Ketu are not to be treated as retrograded planets,

bec~use their natural movement is in the opposite direction.

7. General Strength of a Planet

Strength by house

I. A planet mostly gives the results of the house occupied by

it

and

its

owner

comes next in

order.

•

2,

Of the houses the angles stand first in strength, next the succeedents and then the cadents.

3 .

The owner of the house

6, 8

or

12

(as counted from any particular house to be judged) becomes weak, evil or malefic in effects.

Strength by sign .

I. A planet is strong when it is in its own or exalted sign.

It is weak or afflicted in its detriment or fall (debilitated) sign.

2.

The nature of the sign (e.g. cardinal or movable, fixed, or common or mutable; fiery, earthy, airy or watery; fruitful or barren;

human

or

bestial;

mute

or voice;

masculine

or

feminine etc)

on

the

cusp and that occupied by a planet influences the affairs of the house and the planet.

StrenJth by aspeel

I. . A planet in conj. or aSSOCiation with, or aspected by a alefic

(i.e.

the owner of 6, 8 or 12) becomes weak or afflicted.

2. An aspecting planet modifies the results of the hous~ matters according as it is a natural benefic or malefic, friendly or inimical. Example birth horoscope no. 1.

I.

In the horoscope where the results of a house are to be

offer~d by an occupant or owner itself, the strength of the occupant or owner may be examined, and where the results of a house are

Fundamentals and Advance of KP Astrology

•

(An Astrological Treati

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By

Chandra kant

R.

Bhatt

B.

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LL.H.

;hri Vivek Education Trust, Ahmedabad-8

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