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K.P. DYNAMICS

Jyotisha

Siromani

THE STELLAR HORARY ASTROLOGY

There are several books on horary astrology and there are classic works on this subject by great sages. Despite volumes of work, there was a need for a straight forward method to answer a question through horary astrology, in line with modern socioeconomic evolution. This was done by a great scholar Prof. K.S. Krishnamurti. His logic of Division of Static Zodiac houses by a Dynamic Dasha Bhukti stellar sequence is a novel attempt. The Zodiac with stellar division was available ready on hand. Historical approach based on division of signs though in vogue, had difference of opinion in the methodology and use of such divisional charts. Confusion confounded as a result of different approaches introduced by recent authors of traditional astrology. At this point of time, Prof. Krishnamurti introduced the further division to stellar Division of Zodiac in the same order that existed, to arrive at 249 divisions.

The purpose of this division:

The Division of Houses in Zodiac as prescribed by a system called "Sripathi" was modified and western cusp system was adopted. In this method a cusp that rises at any point of sign not necessarily end in that sign. Similarly, two houses may occupy a single sign. This unequal distribution of house in zodiac leads drifting of sign lords. The Sign lord may or may not have control on full house. At times he even may not have a house to rule. Therefore a reference point was needed to a cusp that commences and ends in the same sign to attribute the responsibility of a house. A sub lord commences and ends in the same sign. Thus the point of rising of this cusp lord attributed with utmost power to decide the matter of the cusp for which he

is a sub lord. Since this sub lord is a divisional lord of a star in that zodiac, the star lord is attributed the power to indicate the nature of the cusp for which he is a Star lord.

Cusp Linking originated in K.P.

Activation of sub lord or a star lord of a cusp is done by a planet which is in the stars of above Sub lord or Star lord. In the event of no planet situated in their stars, the Sub and Star lord themselves entitled to decide the cusp results. Prof. Krishnamurti advocates this convincing logic in his reader Ill in page 148 while discussing an example chart on "Overseas".

This cusp linking originated in the KP itself. This is a vital point, which if applied in total will enhance the predictive perfection. Magnifying this beyond its simple application and claiming research credits is fashion for selfish projection.

Planets signification is subject to modification by its Sub Lord indications.

In most of the examples discussed in the works of Prof. KSK, he points out importance of the sub lord's indication for a Significator. It was evident as he proclaimed repeatedly, that if the sub lord of a planet is not favourable the results will not fructify. The indication of sub lord is of utmost importance in deciding the matter of a significator. Indication means the positional and lordship dignities of either the sub or the star where the sub lord is posited.

Sub negates a significator means, the negative results of the sub is effective. If that sub is positive, the positive results will be effective. It ultimately means that the sub lord is most important in giving positive or negative results. Therefore it is

a powerful significator to modify the results. There is no question on inventing this theory or claim any credit to this. But any methodology of application of the available provision is worth appreciation.

This book advocates fundamentals and does not deviate the original concept of the inventor.

This work does not introduce any new concept or claim any research points. It is a humble modified presentation of a perfect system existing already. It is an effort to make it a useful guide and tool to derive the benefit of Horary Astrology in KP.

The desk board introduced here will help easy identification of required Significators covering all the rules.

We hope the KP. fraternity will welcome this effort and use this work for their further research.

Thanking you

SATYANARAYANA NAIK

Shree Lakshminarasimha parabramhane namaha

ABOUT THE BOOK AND AUTHOR

We are asked to write introduction to this book titled "K.P.-DYNAMICS" written by Sri Satyanarayana Naik. He is one of our close family friends. It is really a matter of pride to write introduction to his book. But to comment on any work we must be fair and frank and should have sufficient knowledge about the subject matter. Sri Naik had given us his material for proof reading and correction. Having basic working knowledge in astrology and with the explanations given by Sri Naik during the proof reading sessions we could grasp the central idea of his book. We find that this book is neither a beginners' guide nor an experts' hand book in K.P.-Astrology but an essential tool to all students of astrology. It is based on core fundamentals on which the K.P. astrology is developed, and is essential to astrological fraternity who practice the Krishnamurti Paddathi.

His logical explanations are convincing in attributing the importance to Sub lord and Star Lord both at Cusp and Planet level. He has dealt with clarity about the role of retrograde planets. He had precisely talked about the horary in K.P. In order to maintain continuity of the subject, he has not split the book in chapters but discussed the several subjects under different headings. True to the proverb "a picture is worth a million words", he has freely used visual media to express his views with great clarity and avoided running texts. He has avoided most of the general topics which are available in most of the books on K.P. astrology. But he has not ignored the tables which are essential to be a part of the K.P. book. As usual he has made his unique

Desk Board for K.P. This will enable the K.P. followers to arrive

at Significations just by filling up the blanks in the Board.

Apart from K.P, Shri naik introduces the Naadi astrology also in this book. He restricts this to the signification of planets and recommends for cross verification and confirmation of the results arrived through K.P.

We are sure the readers will not only get benefited by the content of his book but also enjoy the subject matter while reading.

We wish him all success throughout his life and expect more such works to come from his desk.

Smt. lndirani and Sri N.S.Charya, B.Sc Agri, Jyothisha Visharada, Dip. in Yoga edn.

Tei.No. 040-27600102

INTRODUCTION TO KP. DYNAMICS

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Astrology in India is not just a subject to study but a religious accomplishment which has influence on every one of us irrespective of caste, creed and religion. There are volumes of classical texts written by sages each producing unique methods of analysing horoscopes for delineation. But the texts were written in Sanskrit language and over a period of time several such works were lost for many historical reasons. However with the available monumental works, many scholars of later dates have contributed their knowledge to this subject and made praise worthy efforts to bridge the gap. But the subject of astrology was originally in the hands of traditional priests and was being handed over to the next generation religiously. Subsequently several scholars had made efforts not only to preserve this treasure but to bring out this subject to the benefit of society. With their efforts today we have volumes of works in treasure. But still there exist certain missing links to establish a sequential analysis method. However the modern authors have shouldered this responsibility and brought out their different methods of analysis. The new avenue was opened up by introducing this subject to the English speaking community across the world. The classic texts were translated into English. The doors were opened fort he intellectual from different walks of life to take up research work on Astrology.

During that period, Prof. K.S.Krishnamurtifrom Madras introduced a new system for predictive astrology. This has created a history in the field of astrology and his system was known as "K.P." which was simple in application and accurate in getting results. He has made his principle known across the world through his magazine

"Astrology and Athrista". He has authored several books on his new method. Gradually many traditional followers shifted to this system. The most attractive element in K.P. was its simple application process and the universal applicability of rules. During his lectures Prof. KSK made astonishing predictions by simple method of horary astrology which he had introduced. He preferred horary astrology which was based on his 249 divisions of Zodiac. He advocated the new comers to further research on the subject. The marvel of his theory was, 1) Introduction of 249 subs in horary astrology, 2) Grouping of houses for a particular matter, 3) Method of arriving significator and confirmation of matter.

Subsequently his theory has become world famous and today it is considered as one of the best system of prediction. It is so famous that just hit any website naming 'K.P. astrology" you get 1 OO's of sites across the world catering information and services on this subject. There are many groups that have started discussion on this subject. Research on this subject is still going on with the present generation for fine tuning K.P. principles.

But to conduct any research work, the fundamentals must be very strong. It is not the principle on which the research to be conducted. The research must be on the source on which the principle is built upon. One such effort is made by Sri Satyanarayana Naik, a research oriented non commercial astrologer, who has studied the traditional astrology, Naadi Astrology and K.P. He has to his credit two books on Naadi Astrology 1) PREDICTION SECRETS- NAADI ASTROLOGY 2) CELESTIAL MATRIX. He has also written a book on K.P. in Telugu. One of His Naadi book is translated into Telugu language. He is a visiting faculty to Potti Sreeramulu University to teach

astrology. He also regularly teaches Naadi astrology in the classes conducted by "Jyotirvaastu Vignana Samstha".

His books are well received by the readers. He does not believe in writing volumes of texts. He presents only those rules and principles which stand for repeated applications and supports his presentation with reasoning. He is also involved in research work on traditional dictums. In this present work, he is highlighting the logic behind certain rules introduced by Prof. KSK. He has dealt with the subject at its core fundamentals and has proved that KP. rules are complete in its original form and find place in the books written by Prof. KSK. He does not claim any invention or research credit to his writing.

He has presented this book in a horoscope analysis method. Identify the components analyse them and advocate remedies ultimately. Therefore we do not find any chapter wise divisions in this book. The subject begins with Static and Dynamic divisions of Zodiac and ends with Remedial measures at the end. He explains each component under different heads like:

a) House division and Authentication for stellar division. Under this head he addresses the logic of Static and Dynamic divisions of Sage "Parasara".

b) Concept of House system

In this he deals with the Cusps' credentials. c) Birth of 249 subs

He endorses the purpose for which these divisions were made by Prof: KSK.

d) Static Cusp Dignities:

He differentiates the cusp dignities as Static and Dynamic and gives logical explanations of their linking factor.

With the visual aid he clearly illustrates the connecting factors of Cusps and Planetary dignities.

e) Under Astronomical phenomenal factor he elaborate the inbuilt theory of "Aspects", "Dispositer'', "Retrograde" and "Significators".

f) Further he talks of horary system in KP. and the importance of Sub lord.

g) He introduces and links the Naadi system and the signification of planet on which the prediction is based.

h) He deals with a practical horary chart and demonstrates the involvement of Lagna and Moon relations to the matter representing the question.

i) He then introduces the remedial measures.

j) The entire work has several visuals which makes readers to understand the concept at a glance.

k) He provides many details in the form of tables which are interlinked to the subject under different headings.

I) It is his style to introduce a Desk Board for the readers to use it as a tool by which they can get the Astrological results, just by filling up the blanks.

I have given a few hints about this bookanC: its presentation style.

It is a book consisting of rich material with convincing logic.

Therefore this book, not only serves as an informative tool but also a practical guide to KP. astrological fraternity:

I wish him all success in his future endeavors.

Xlll

- B.Amaranatha

Sastry

INDEX

1. House Division 1

2. Dynamic Division 2

3. Concept of House system 4

4. Birth of 249 subs 6

5. Static Cusp Dignities 20

6. Dynamic Dignities 21

7. The Dictum of Stellar Astrology 25

8. Rahu & Ketu 33

9. Fine Tuning of Significators 34

10. The Role of Retrograde Planet 35

11. Why Dispositer to be considered in Stellar Astrology 37 12. Strength of Planets in Stellar System 38

13. How Horary Works 40

14. Ruling Planets 42

15. Interlinking Houses, Sub & Event 43

16. Promise of an Event 55

17. Bhukti Lord (Sub) - Most important 57

18. House Matter 58

19. Introduction to Naadi 61

20. Role of Planetary Significations and House matters 70 21 . Sign Significations

22. K.P. Horary Chart on Number Basis 23. Remedial Measures

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84 96 109

K.P. DYNAMICS

1. HOUSE DIVISION

A house, in stellar astrology, according to Krishnamurti padhati, is not restricted to signs. Depending upon the beginning of cusp the house drifts. Due to this there is possibility of a sign skipping the house leaving its lord deprive of a particular house signification. Due to this phenomenon, the star level and further division of its sub level are considered as major signifying factor to a particular house under consideration.

Authentication for Stellar division

Fundamentals of division of house in stellar astrology, is based on the ancient works. For this purpose we need to know a few fundamentals from Sage Parasara's "Brihat Parasara Hora Sastra". Here the great maharshi has presented two sets of division. One is a Static Division based on the Signs and the other is stellar division which is Dynamic division based on the Stars. The Static Divisions are represented by sign lords. This will facilitate to assess the strengths of the planet. However in order to identify divisional lords several charts are cast. The purpose of these charts though, fundamentally to assess the strength of planets, the great author also recommend to study of such divisional charts for specific areas of life. However, it does not deal with the methodology of studying these charts. Subsequently scholars in this field have dealt with this subject with diverse opinion. But the common utility to assess the strength of the planet is well accepted universally in traditional astrology. This static analysis of chart with various divisional dignities will describe the quality of significations of the house and planets.

2.

DYNAMIC DIVISION

Having arrived at the qualitative significations of houses and planets, it is essential to time the events (fructification of signified results.) For timing the events there should be a progressive component which should not only be dynamic but also sequential with appropriate changes in life. For this purpose, the stellar division is used. Every star which is sequentially distributed in each sign is taken into consideration. 27 stars were grouped in to 3 sets of 9 in a zone of 120 degrees in zodiac. Three stars from zone were assigned a planet as ruler. For example, the Star Ashwini, Makha and Moola are ruled by Ketu and Bharani, Pubba, and Uttaraashada were ruled by Venus. Similarly all the nine planets were allotted in the order of stellar sequence. Then each planet was allotted a number of years as ruling period.

Note: The number of years allotted to each planet as per Parasara is as follows:

a. Sun-6 years, Moon-10 Years, Mars-7 Years, Rahu-18 years, Jupiter-16 years, Saturn-17 years, Mercury-17 years, Ketu-7 years and Venus-20 years. Total 120 years allotted to all the 9 planets. These periods of each planet is called as Dasha. b. Further division based on the same number of years were repeated to each planet which would give the sub division period. This is called Bhukti (some calls it Antardasha). c. To time the event still closer, divisions like Antra, Sookshma,

· etc., were also introduced.

But none of the classical texts reveal the basis of allotment of number of years allotted to the planet.

But many scholars off late have presented this by several metaphysical and/or life cycle theories.

Our sages had understood the creation and were experts in astronomy. They wrote astrological texts based on astronomical facts. Therefore, none of their dictums were a myth.

With this firm belief, we at Hyderabad, have started research in this field and have been successful in deriving at the astronomical phenomena to support many of the astrological dictums propounded by sage Parasara and Jaimini. The distribution of Zodiac signs, the Lordship allotted to them, the term Exaltation, Debilitation, Retrogression, and their impact were all based on the most advanced scientific temper. These led us to further probe into the orbital theory and derive the astronomical solution to the allotment of Dasha period to planets.

Our research team will come out with their Magnum opus on this subject with astronomical details supporting the astrological theory.

This note is to establish the fact that, the great astrological works of our sages were highly technical and based on the scientific facts. The sages were high intellectuals. Nothing was hypothesis or myth. They presented their works for high intellectuals who mastered the technicalities of the universe and understood creation.

To time an event, the stellar Dynamic divisions were adopted. Further, to arrive at closer timing of an event fine tuning of planetary transits were introduced.

There were great astrologers who had adopted this system perfectly to give detailed predictions of charts. However down the line somewhere the thread was de-linked. Many corrupted versions crept in and the dictums were way led to confusion confounded.

In late 60's when the astrologers were struggling to find a linking factor to the missing links in astrological works, Some selfless astrological stalwarts like Sri C.G. Rajan, Meena I, Meena II, and Sri K.S. Krishnamurti have contrib~ted their yeomen services in this field. Prof. K.S. Krishnamurti found that the stellar divisions closely related to the events in human life. With his experiments, he considered only the Dynamic analysis of Dasha Bhukti and extended it to the Static Analysis of chart.

3. CONCEPT OF HOUSE SYSTEM

Though there was a system of unequal house and Bhava-arambha, Bhava-Madhya and Bhava-Sandhi, this concept was further fine tuned with western concept of division of houses, by Prof. KSK. Here the houses were computed by Placid us method. Due to different time span of each sign, a house computed by this system need not necessarily be confined to a sign. It may extend to other sign. Even two houses may fall in one sign leading to its opposite sign to contain two more houses. This will deprive Lordship to certain planets of their house lordship. The lordships drifting and extending to other signs and some signs loosing ruler ship lead to uncertainty of ruler ship of houses by sign lords. It was essential to have a strong ruler to lead the matter of the house. The beginning point of a house is considered as Cusp of the House. Therefore a cusp should be assigned to

a static stellar body. For this purpose the only way is to seek the help of Stars assigned in each sign. But the distribution of stars was based on 4 quarters of 3 degrees 20 minutes span. With this, certain stars repeat in the subsequent sign. It is here Prof. KSK, brought out his wonderful concept which did not deviate from the fundamentals of ancients. The Star distribution is the basis for sequence of Dasha system. Further division will make it a Bhukti division. He has therefore divided each stars in a particular sign into 9 sub divisions and maintained the same Dasha sequence. A sub begins in a sign and ends in the same sign. But a nakshatra begins in a sign and may or may not end in the same sign. It is appropriate and also convincing to empower a sub with the matter of the house. For all practical purpose this Sub lord is considered as the chief of this house. In other words this sub lord is the powerful lord of the house.

The Chart Below for Kp no: 2 is drawn to explain the above concept ~- ~ . _•, \

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K.P. No.2

4. BIRTH OF 249 SUBS

To identify a Cusp, it's Star Lord and Sub Lord, each sign in the zodiac was further divided according to the span of stars allotted to each sign arriving at 249 subs. These subs (being dynamic Bhukti lord) are entitled to bestow the result favourably or unfavourably according to their disposition & the matters denoted by the stars. We give below the 249 sub table indicating the beginning points of each sub

0

ARIES- MARS

I

30

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0:00:00

Aswini

Ketu

13:20:00

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1 2 - 3 4 5 6 I 7 8 9 I

KET

VEN

SUN

MOO

MAR

RAH

li

JUP

SAT

MER

00-00-00 00-46-40 3-00-00 03-40-00 4-46-40 5-33-20 7-33-20 9-20-00 11-26-40

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13:20:00

Bharani

Venus

26:40:00

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_{12 13 14}

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I 15 16 17 18

VEN

SUN

MOO

MAR

RAH

JUP

SAT

MER

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KET

13-20-00 15-33-20 :1 16-13-20 . 17-20-00 18-06-40 20-06-40 21-53-20 24-00-00 25-53-00

26:40:00

Krittika

Sun

30:00:00

19 20 21 22 i

SUN

MOO

MAR

RAH

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26-40-oo . 1 27 -20-oo 28-26-40 29-13-20

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-30

TAURUS- VENUS

60

~

0:00:00

Krittika

Sun

10:00:00

23

24

25

26

27

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28

RAH

JUP

SAT

MER

KET

!I

VEN

·0.

0

0

' 00-00-00 1-13-20 3-00-00 5-6-40 7-00-00

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7-46-40 _I

10:00:00

Rohini

Moon

23:20:00

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29

30

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32

33

34

35

36

37

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MOO

MAR

RAH

JUP

SAT

MER

KET

VEN

SUN

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22-40-oo ~ -. - ~

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·Mrigsira

Mars· .. · • ·.·

30:00:00

38

39

40 41

MAR

RAH

JUP

SAT

0

0

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0

0

23-20-00 24-6-40 26-6-40 27-53-20

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-60

GEMINI -MERCURY

90

0:00:00

Mrigasira

Mars

6:40:00

42 43 44 45 46

'

_MER

_KET

_VEN

_SUN

_MOO

0

0

0

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6:40:00

Ardra

Rahu

20:00:00

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JUP

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SAT

MER

KET

VEN

SUN

MOO

MAR

6-40-00 8-40-00 I 10-26-40 12-33-20 14-26-40 15-13-20 17-26-40 18-6-40 19-13-20 I

20:00:00

Punarvasu

Jupiter

30:00:00

~

56

57 I

58

59 60 61 62

JUP

SAT

MER

KET

VEN

SUN

MOO

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90

CANCER - MOON

120

0:00:00

Punarvasu Jupiter

3:20:00

63

64

65

MOO

MAR

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0

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0

0

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3:20:00

Pushyami Saturn

16:40:00

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71

72

73

74

SAT

MER

KET

VEN

SUN

MOO

MAR

RAH JUP

I 5-26-40 7-20-00 8-6-40 10-20-00 11-00-00 12-6-40 12-53-20 14-53-20 I 3-20-00 i

16:40:00

Aslesha Mercury

30:00:00

75

76

77

78

79

80 81

82

83

MER

KET

VEN SUN MOO

MAR

RAH

JUP SAT

~

16-40-00 18-33-20 19-20-00 21-33-20 22-13-20 23-20-00

24-6-~oj

26-6-40 27-53-20

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120

LEO- SUN

150

0:00:00

Makha

Ketu

13:20:00

84 85 86 86 88 89 90 91 I 92

KET

VEN

SUN

MOO

MAR

RAH

JUP

SAT

MER

00-00-00 00-46-40 3-00-00 03-40-00 4-46-40 5-33-20 7-33-20 9-20-00 I 11-26-40

13:20:00

Pubba

Venus

26:40:00

-93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101

VEN

SUN

MOO

MAR

RAH

JUP

SAT

MER

KET

13-20-00 15-33-20 16-13-20 17-20-00 18-06-40 20-06-40 I 21-53-20 24-00-00 25-53-00

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Uttara

Sun

30:00:00

102 103 104 105

SUN

MOO

MAR

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RAH

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0'

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150

VIRGO - MERCURY

180

I

0:00:00

Uttara

Sun

10:00:00

106 107 108 109 110 111

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RAH

JUP

SAT

MER

KET

VEN

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00-00-00 1-13-20 3-00-00 5-6-40 7-00-00 ' 7-46-40 '~ 10:00:00

Hasta

Moon

0 23:20:00

-N 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120

MOO

MAR

RAH

JUP

SAT

MER

KET

I

VEN

SUN

I

10-00-00 11-6-40 11-53-20 . 13-53-20 15-40-00 17-46-00 19-40-00 20-26-40 22-40-00

23:20:00

Chitta

Mars

30:00:00

121 122 123 124 I

MAR

RAH

JUP

SAT

_{ft ft ft ft ft}

23-20-00 24-6-40 26-6-40 27-53-20

-180

LIBRA- VENUS

210

-0:00:00

Chitta

Mars

6:40:00

125 126 127 128 129

I

MER

KET

VEN

SUN

MOO

ft

0

ft ft

00-00-00 1-53-20 2-40-00 4-53-20 5-33-20 -·

6:40:00

Swati

Rahu

20:00:00

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RAH

JUP

SAT

MER

KET

VEN

SUN

MOO

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6-40-00 8-40-00 1 o-26-40 I 12-33-20 14-26-40 15-13-20 17-26-40 18-6-40 19-13-20

20:00:00

Visakha

Jupiter

30:00:00

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-139 140 141 142 143 144 145

JUP

SAT

MER

KET

VEN

SUN

MOO

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210

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SCORPIO - MARS

240

0~00:00

Visakha

Jupiter

3:20:00

146 147 148 _'

MOO

MAR

RAH

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I

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00-00-00 0-33-20 1-20-00 I

3:20:00

Anuradha

Saturn

16:40:00

ji

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I 152

156

157

149 150 151 153 154 155

SAT

MER

KET

VEN

SUN

MOO

MAR

RAH

JUP

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3-20-00 5-26-40 7-20-00 8-6-40 10-20-00 11-00-00 12-6-40 12-53-20 14-53-20

16:40:00

Jyeshta

-

Mercury

30:00:00

·--158 159

160

161 162 163 164

165

166

MER

KET

VEN

SUN

MOO

MAR

RAH

_I

JUP

SAT

240

SAGITTARIUS - JUPITER

270

~

0:00:00

Mula

Ketu

13:20:00

167 1_68 169 170 171 172 173

174

175

~

KET

VEN

SUN

MOO

MAR

RAH

JUP

SAT

. MER

' 00-00-00 00-46-40 3-00-00 03-40-00 4-46-40 5-33-20 7-33-20 9-20-00 11-26-40 ' 13:20:00

Purvashada

Venus

26:40:00- ~-'-" 176

177

178 179 180 181 182 183 184 _i

VEN

SUN

~ ~

MOO

MAR

RAH

JUP

SAT

MER

KET

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186

187

188

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CAPRICORN - SATURN

300

0:00:00

Uttarashada

Sun

10:00:00

189

190

191

192

193

194

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23:20:00

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195

196

197

198

199

200

201

202

203

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MAR

RAH

JUP

SAT

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AQUARIUS- SATURN

330

-0:00:00

Dhanishta

Mars

6:40:00

208

209

210

211

212

MER

KET

VEN

SUN

MOO

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00-00-00 1-53-20 2-40-00 4-53-20 5-33-20

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-6:40:00

Satabhisha

Rahu

20:00:00

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213

214

215

216

217

218

219

220

221

RAH

JUP

SAT

MER

KET

I

VEN

SUN

MOO

MAR

I

6-40-00 8-40-00 10-26-40 1 12-33-20 14-26-40 15-13-20 17-26-40 18-6-40 19-13-20

20:00:00

Purvabhadra

Jupiter

30:00:00

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223

224

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225

226

227

228

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360

0:00:00

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230

231

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Saturn

16:40:00

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232

233

234

235

236

237

238

239

240

-SAT

MER

KET

VEN

SUN

MOO

MAR

RAH

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30:00:00

241

242

243

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244

245

246

247

248

249

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KET

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SUN

MOO

MAR

RAH

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SAT

Universal applicability of sub - table

Arry chart either birth or horary if cast, all the twelve cusps will

fall within this 249 subs who will decide the matter of the house. This 249 sub areas are universally applicable in this stellar system.

• A chief is worshipped in his town.

Afoot is worshipped at his home. A king is worshipped in his kingdom.

A knowledge person is worshipped everywhere.

• A novice can get recognition in the company ofnoble people. • A river flowing with sweet water, becomes salty on reaching

ocean.

• Anyone who has never made a mistake has never tried anything

new.

• Attempt the impossible in order to

improve

your work.

• Experts Dont Advertise themselves. • Facts don't require proof to stand correct.

• Family matters should be kept secret; a disease should be

brought to the open.

• Given an inch, one takes a mile.

• Good things in life cannot be appreciated by someone who has

never experienced the good things.

• Great things can be achieved only with great effort. • Hard work reaps sweet success.

5. STATIC CUSP DIGNITIES

The Division of the houses is based on the Dynamic Dasha sequence. Each house now has 3 components to decide the matter of the house. Most important is Sub Lord who for all practical purpose act like the Lord of the house, next is Star Lord who is indicating the nature of the results, and Lastly the Lord of the sign whose participation is considered based on his portions covered by this sign lord to a house in the sign.

FROM EXAMPLE CHART KP. N0.2- II & Ill HOUSE

TAURUS

We have given above the zoomed view of house 2nd and 3rd from

the example Kp 2. Both are falling in Taurus sign. To decide the Lord of 2nd house we have to depend on the Sub lord of 2nd Cusp i.e. Jupiter. For 3rd house it is Satum who is the sub lord of 3rd house. This logic is absolutely convincing to have different lordships in the same sign. If we consider Venus as lord of 2nd

and 3'd simultaneously, it is not conv1ncmg to give Lordship responsibilities to Venus for 3'd house having a very little span in his Sign. Though he has maximum span in 2"d house, the sub lord assigned with full span of his sub area is most acceptable theory .

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In the static allocation of cusp responsibilities we have the following representing factors in the order of preference.

1 Sub Lord of a Cusp 2 Star Lord of a Cusp

3 Lord of the sign representing fractional cusp areas. The methodology of accrediting result orientation is superb

innovation of professor Krishnamurthy. However we will dive into this deeper as we proceed.

Now we have 3 static cusp represent~tions, we need to activate this, but before that we should know the external forces if any that would contribute to represent the above mentioned cusps.

6. DYNAMIC DIGNITIES

In a chart, apart from static dignities of zodiac divisions, the dynamic planets will also occupy certain areas. A planet in Sanskrit is called "Graha". It means "Capture" in English. These dynamic planets when occupy certain place they capture the effects of that area. The also capture the effects of other celestial bodies in that area.

This. "Grahana Shakti" the inherent quality of a planet is given utmost importance in the Indian culture. Considering this factor, if a planet were to occupy the place designated as house, it is obvious, that it would grasp the essence of that house. In other

words it would become the absolute representative of that house. With this we have the 41h representing factor to a house which

overpowers every other factor.

Now there are 12 cusps represented by static bodies of the dynamic zodiac divisions and there are 7 planets and 2 nodes as dynamic representatives energising certain areas of the given dynamic zodiac divisions.

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The powerful dynamic bodies which shall activate the static zones of dynamic divisions are the beauty of the wonderful

conce~t of Professor Krishnamurti. With this concept we derive two sets as follows:

1) Static bodies representing Dynamic zones of Chart 2) Dynamic bodies representing Dynamic zones of Chart

The first one is grouped "House details"

The Second is termed as Planet's details"

The chart below is given to derive the above two components.

K.P. No.2, Thursday, 31st May 2007, at 10:34 am

K.P. No.2

With the planetary position the chart will now give the following table:

1 Cusp position of all the 12 houses with Sign, Star, Sub 2 Planetary position with Sign, Star, Sub

PLANETS

Planet Sign Degree Star Sub

Sun Tau 15:31:00 Moo Jup

Moo J Scor 6:06:00 Sat Mer Mar

I

Pisc 17:54:00 Mer Mer Mer

I

Gemi

I

8:40:00

I

Rah j Jup

Jup Scor 21:46:00 Mer Sun

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Sat Cane 25:45:00 Mer Rah

Rah Aqua 17:50:00 Rah Sun

Ket

I

Leo 17:50:00 Ven Mar

The art of linking the above Cusps to the dynamic planets through their stars and subs is the ultimate Dictum of Stellar Astrology

7. THE DICTUM OF STELLAR ASTROLOGY

FIRST BLOCK

Prof: KSK used here most convincing logic and is well within the frame work of acceptable norms .. We have depicted the whole concept of Prof: KSK in the above diagram. All these have been propounded by Prof: KSK with authenticated scientific approach not deviating from the classic texts. As far as aspect is concerned we have just used the inbuilt logic of sensitive point which in our applications has proved to be effective.

The First Block

Contain the triggers which are Static dignities of Cusp. The Sub Lord or Star Lord, The Sign Lord and the planet posited there in. These dignitaries are empowered to offer results by them selves if there is no dynamic planet posited in any of their stars.

Second Block

Dynamic planets posited in a cusp. These planets while they occupy a sign will occupy certain Star and trigger its significations. These Star lords where a planet is occupied will now signify the houses in the order of preference by their occupation, being sub lord or star lord of cusp and being lord of house.

Third is a Computable Interlink

This is used for Qualifying the Significations and Significators a) Qualifying the Signification

The universal rule that a sub lord is deciding factor is applied here.

A house matter will be favourable if that Cusp Lord is linked through his star or sub lords to houses which are supporting the matter and if it is indicating negating houses the negative

results indicated will be experienced by the native. b) Qualifying the Significator

Similarly, if a planet is in the sub and if that sub or the star lord where this sub is posited, indicates negative houses, the results will be negative.

These two important factors are the diamond keys of K.P.

When a qualifying factor itself is desired for a matter, then considering those planets as significator is most convincing factor.

With this we get

1) Planet signifying houses 2) Star level significations 3) Sub level significations

(Signified houses favourably supported by sub are most effective.)

It is here the importance of Sub is highlighted and this Sub Lord of a Cusp by its star position or by himself if indicates cusps that are favourable to the house for which he is sub lord the matter of the house under study will be fruitful.

Similarly, if a sub lord of

a

planet either by itself or through its star is favourable to the signification of the planet, then the planet is empowered fully to execute the event.

But in both the cases, unless totally the houses are negating an event and the significator, certain houses which appear to be negative but unavoidable in executing the end results are to be considered.

Prof: Krishnamurti has not left any stone unturned in giving the scope of application of his principles. Be it linking of cusp, or extending sub star level which already exist in the K.P. cannot accredit any body with research titles.

Fourth is Astrological Phonomenal Factor

A Planet posited in a Sign, Star and Sub will throw its aspect at certain places. If those places happen to be sensitive zones of either cusp or planet, it will influence those matter signified by the representing factors of that sensitive zones. The three zone divisions of 120 degrees having similar star lords and a planet posited in any one star influencing its other stars in the

rema1mng two zones is the unique principle advocated, well authenticated by the trine aspects in traditional astrology. This

trine aspect is an inbuilt algorithm in stellar astrology.

Any planet in Ashwini star in Aries will automatically influence Makha in Leo and Moola in Sagittarius. Similarly at the sub level the other subs in trine are influenced. In other words the sensitive points at star span and sub span are influenced.

This inbuilt aspect theory drives us to decide the impact of aspect considering the point of influence on Star span and precisely effective in influencing the Sub area.

Taking this concept into consideration we shall proceed with the influence of aspect.

All planets from its star position & sub position, aspects a star and sub situated at 180 degrees

If that zone does not represent a cusp or planet, no effect is considered.

Similarly we have special aspects for outer planets, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn.

Mars aspect the zone situated at 90 degrees and 210 degrees Jupiter 120 degrees and 240 degrees

Saturn aspect 60 degrees 270 degrees

It is the fundamental theory of 120 degrees zone effects which is the base for stellar astrology. A planet is influenced by another planet which is situated in any of its Stars in the 3 zones. This is the trine effect which is in built in the stellar system. Basing on this the aspects is considered as described below:

A Planet will be posited in Star and a Sub in a Sign. It may be in a particular portion of a Star and in either beginning middle or end of a Sub. It is influencing the Star and the Sub. The Sub is the powerful representative as earlier discussed. From this span i.e. from the beginning of Star Position till the end of the Sub this planet has influence. Therefore his aspect must cover the area of this span on the sign where this planet throws its influence.

AN EXAMPLE CHART TO SHOW ASPECTS Mar-21·54 Mer,Sun XI·09·18 Sl!t;Ven -:--·1~

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We are giving below the range of aspect each planet is covering by its aspect on other signs.

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180 Deg 220:00:00 230:26:40 233:40:00

7th Cusp andJup

EFFECllVE RANGE Aspect

MOON

I

capricorn

13 1 sg 1

9 Moo 280:00:00 Jup 283:53:20 285:40:00

180 Deg 100:00:00 103:53:20 105:40:00

Aspect

No Cusp No Planet

EFFECllVE RANGE

MARS

I

Pisces

21155124

Mer 346:40:00 Sun 351:33:20 352:13:20

180 Deg 166:40:00 171:33:20 172:13:20

90Deg 76:40:00 81:33:20 82:13:20

No Cusp No Planet

210 Deg 196:40:00 201:33:20 202:13:20

Aspect EFFECTIVE RANGES

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Gemini

13

1

40.

1

21 Rah 66:40:00 Mer 72:33:20 74:26:40

180 Deg 246:40:00 252:33:20 254:26:40

No Cusp No Planet

EFFECllVE RANGE Aspect

JUP.-R

I

Scorpio

211 s

I

28 Mer 226:40:00 Ven 229:20:00 231:33:20

180 Deg 46:40:00 49:20:00 51:33:20

120 Deg 346:40:00 349:20:00 351:33:20

1st Cusp and SUN

240 Deg 106:40:00 109:20:00 111:33:20

Aspect EFFECllVE RANGES

VEN.

I

Cancer

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Sat 93:20:00 Mer 95:26:40 97:20:00

180 Deg 273:20:00 275:26:40 277:20:00

No Cusp No Planet

EFFECllVE RANGE Aspect

SAT.

I

Cancer

261 a 1

₂₀ Mer 106:40:00 Jup 116:46:40 117:53:20

180 Deg 286:40:00 296:46:40 297:53:20

60Deg 166:40:00 176:46:40 177:53:20

No Cusp No Planet

270 Deg 16:40:00 26:46:40 27:53:20

Aspect EFFECllVE RANGES

1. The Sun posited in Taurus at 20:39:58 i.e. 50:39:58 In the Star of Moo. Moon Star commences from 40:00:00 degrees in Taurus. The Effect of Sun commences from this point. Sun is in the Sub of Ven. Ven commences from 50:26:40 and ends at 53:40:00 in Taurus. Here the influence of Sun ends. Sun has

ih

aspect i.e. 180 Degrees. Adding 180 degrees to commencement of Star degrees at Taurus we get (40+180) 220 which mean it is Scorpio 220. Adding 180 degrees to end of Ven Sub (53:40:00+180 ) it ends at 233:40:00

2 Any Planet or Cusp falling in the range of 220:00: to 233:40:00 the Sun will be influencing by his aspect.

3 In the horoscope Jup is at 231 :05 therefore covered by Sun aspect.

4 The

ih

cusp begins at 227:46 which falls within this range hence

ih

cusp is also under Sun's aspect.

In this chart only Jup has aspect of

ih

which covers Cusp and Planet posited in Taurus. Rest of the planets do not cover any cusp or Planets.

The aspect theory is logically convincing and within the frame work of stellar system and the question of orbs are eliminated as it is based on the stellar influence which is an inbuilt logarithm of this system.

8. RAHU & KETU

These are highly energised points astronomically having no physical identity. But their influence in astrology is mysteriously exploded and still remains unresolved. Logically, in the absence of any physical identity considering their casting of influence sounds not convincing. Nonetheless, they are appearing in the star and sub zones by which they were given utmost importance. They are empowered with lordship of the house where they are posited. They are empowered with the planets entire signification by conjunction. If by conjunction they are so much powerful why not they cast their influence on other zones, by default in the system trine influence is already given to them. Remaining is only

ih

aspect. Rahu and Ketu are positioned in an axis of 180 degrees apart. They are opposite in nature hence casting influence on each other is not logical. But there is a tricky issue here. These Nodes are of ecliptic in nature and hence whoever contacts them either by conjunction or by aspect, they will eclipse that body and take over its effect. By this, if a planet is conjunct with Rahu, Rahu takes over the planets signification. But this planet has its opposition influence over the area covered by Ketu. The question is whether would have secondary influence over this planet? Let us look at this in a different angle; Rahu has already taken over the signification of this planet. This planet is linking Ketu. Therefore, it is logical to attribute Rahu with the significations of Ketu. In the same way Ketu is to be considered. If there is no planet, then the influence on each other need not be considered.

Whether true or mean nodes

The movement of nodes are erratic and will be changing in quick succession either retro or direct. However their mean motion is always retrograde. But the few degrees of difference between true and mean nodes at times will upset the whole analysis. If this is ignored~ it will lead to serious mistakes in computation, particularly, when the nodes shoulder the responsibility of offering results. It is absolutely a matter of spot decision, when the nodes appear as Dasha or Bhukti lords. This point needs to be experimented particularly in horary system. Till further research we shall stick to mean nodes for this purpose and ignore the swift direct motions.

'9.

FINE TUNING OF SIGNIFICATORS

In our experience we find it useful to consider following riders, to know the intensity of the Significators. This is done by assessing the following two dispositions.

1. Exalted, Debilitated, Retrograde, posited in favourable or unfavourable house.

2. The position of Dispositer to a planet, in the above houses. These have been detailed in subsequent pages.

What is meant

by

a Fruitful Significator?

Now from the above format, a planet which is indicating certain houses and the sub lord from the 2nd block in the diagram also supports it then such planets are called Fruitful significator. The whole process is to arrive at the Dynamic Planets who have positive power to bestow the desired results.

10. THE ROLE OF RETROGRADE PLANET

The role of retrograde planet is still a matter of debate and there are diverse opinion heralded by many stalwarts. However, Prof. KSK attaches an important factor saying that a planet in retrogression will not give the result of its signification. There is volume of information hidden behind this statement. Astronomically, a planet gets retrograde while it is nearer to the earth. (Please refer to the research note mentioned earlier) It is

beyond doubt that there is a motion of reversal. This fact made Prof: KSK to attach reversal result to the planet. If you read between the lines, there is a secret lying here. "A retrograde planet does not give result" it means:

1 This planet will not give its signified results.

2 This planet will give results which are opposite to its signification.

These 2 points have different meaning attached to it.

In the 161 _{case it will not give any results. In the 2nd case it will}

give results which will hamper its original signification.

If you consider 161 _{point, a planet when operative cannot be silent}

without participating in any results. Since it is active in its period it must giye some results.

Then we need to consider the 2nd point. If so, why should it

oppose the results. Is it because of reverse movement? Why should it matter as long as it is moving in the heavens? This forces us to accept the view that the planet is influencing some · other houses due to its reverse motion. One such thought provoking theory is promoted by Late Sri M.P Shanmugam in his Astra Secrets.

Quote Extract: "A planet may be owner of one or two houses. For example a Kumbha Lagna, Jupiter is the rightful owner of houses 2 & 11 as such he is a vyayadhipathi to houses 3 and

12 ... .In the normal course he will give opposite results of 3 and 12 and when this Jupiter when it is retrograde will not be able to give the opposite results and will give results of 3 and 12."'

If this is analysed the retrograde planet Jupiter instead of giving 2 & 11 houses results has given the results of 3, 12. Ironically there is a shift in lordship itself. The Lordships are Static chart based, the planetary positions are dynamic. This logic would have been convincing if Jupiter were to be in say 1 01_{h house since}

retrograde he would give results of 91_{h house instead of 10}1_h.

But surprisingly, there are several reports, by few astrologers who have adopted the vyadhipathi theory and proved that it works.

However, since we do not attach much. importance to lordship directly, this rule is of no significance to us.

We do attach very importance to position of a planet in a house. Now if a planet is in a house and it is retrograde, being nearer to the earth it has strong influence on the earth. This planet cannot be ignored. This must give some results either positive or negative. Here we refer to the Naadi system of Astrology, where the retrograde planets are empowered with the qualities of previous sign. This is something convincing logic and in Naadi such previous house results are being experienced.

How to consider this retrograde in stellar system?

In our example chart Jupiter is Retrograde it is in the 81_{h house.}

Now any planet in its star should give 81_{h house results. But since}

Jupiter is r~tro and not concerned with 81_{h house this planet in}

Jupiter's star will not give 81h house results. If this Jupiter by his

retro motion reaches 71_{h house at any given point of time then}

we can say that this planet in his star will g've 71_{h house results}

instead of 81h house results. If the planet is retrograde in the same

81_{h house and does not cross the limit of 8}1

h house in reverse,

then this planet neither gives 71_{h house result nor supports 8}1_h

house results. This is as far as planetary position of Jupiter. But the same planet in Jupiter star will be able to activate the Cusp Sub Lord ship of Jupiter who has attained this position by static nature. For instance in our example horoscope Jupiter is Sub lord of 2 and Star Lord of 4,8,12, therefore, the Planet in Jupiter star has no objection in giving these results and the retrograde effect is not attributed to the static sub lordship of Jupiter. This Jupiter at the time of epoch must be in a star and sub, irrespective of his motional direction. He is there at that moment influencing certain zones. Therefore, there is no question of not attributing the zonal significations to Jupiter.

11. WHY DISPOSITER TO BE CONSIDERED IN STELLAR ASTROLOGY:

Earlier we have seen that aspects theory is an inbuilt process. In the same way, the Dispositer theory is also inbuilt in stellar astrology. For example if a planet is in the star of a planet who is posited in a house which is detrimental to the desired matter, then the planet gives the undesired results. I.e. here the Star Lord is the Dispositer for the planet who is sitting in his area. In the same way if a planet is sitting in a sign and that sign lord is situated or signifies negative results, then the planet gets that signification. Logically there is no question of ignoring this factor.

Perhaps, ignoring the lordship of the Dispositer, his position in a house will be apt to consider. This theory is working well in our experience. We are not deviating from the origin. We are simply extending its application.

A tenanted planet is signifying the matter of the house, by itGalf or through its star planet, and then the Lord of this tenanted planet is under the sway of posited planet. The signification of the house where this Lord is posited will also get attached to the tenanted planet. If this lord is posited in a house which is detrimental to the sign where the planet is posited, that house matter will be spoiled, and if it is favourable the matter will flourish.

In our example horoscope

Sun is in the Star of Moon. This Moon is not a sub lord to any of the cusp.

But the moon is Star Lord of 11th Cusp This moon is posited in· the 8th House

Moon is in Scorpio the lord of this Sign Mars is in 12th House. Therefore, sun also gets 12th signification.

12.

STRENGTH OF P~TS IN STELLAR SYSTEM

Even after considering the power of significator there would be a number of planets signifying the required houses, a matter under consideration is not just to give the fructification of event and timing factor but it should also denote the quality and impact of such events. This is possible only through the natural signification of planets and signs and their respective dignities. Two or more planet may simultaneously participate in the event fructification. But the impact of such results may vary according

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to their natural quality and their essential disposition in a

particular sign. In order to select a right planet with qualitative favourable result, it is necessary to make selection by their essential dignities.

The essential dignities are: 1. Exalted or Debilitated

Exalted Planets are powerful because their influence on the earth will be more, while the influence of debilitated planets will be less. These are based on astronomical phenomena, and cannot be fit into this size of the book to explain.

2. Retrograde planet

Astronomically there is a similarity in retrograde and exaltation of planet. Therefore it also exerts power to influence. The only difference is due to cosmic plan forcing the planet to regain its path and motion, this change in the speed and direction of the planet is termed as Retrograde. This phenomenon is purely astronomical strategy which

needs another volume of writing.

In this work, we follow the dictum of Prof. KSK and accordingly we do not attribute fructification of results to a Planet until it becomes direct, nor have we attributed any negative results to it.

3 Planet posited in favourable or unfavourable house

This factor is decided upon whether a cusp where the planet is posited is favourable to the signification of planet or unfavourable to the matter.

4 Planet's Dispositer is favourably disposed or unfavourably disposed

A Dispositer is the sign lord in whose sign a significator is posited. The Sign Lord of a tenant if not posited in a good house, the tenant will be at discomfort to in sign which is not well disposed.

In horary astrology the sub lord theory is most effective. We have seen that the 249 subs are static bodies of dynamic divisions of Zodiac. The cusp chart is the energised zones of this static chart for a particular moment. This chart will have dynamic bodies which were influencing this chart at that particular moment. The Dasha and Bhukti are active at that moment. But it is cast for post event. But in horary it is the birth of the question for which the chart is cast. The chart is dynamic, the planets are dynamic and the Dasha Bhukti is dynamic. There is no confusion of time factor. All this leads to perfect set up for a question analysis.

13. HOW HORARY WORKS

By following the some of the important points mentioned below the question and answers can be precisely addressed.

1 The personal visit of consultant is most effective.

2 Over phone (not recommended)- if question is to be asked, the consultant must know the astrologers name and his place of residence. He should face the direction in which the astrologer is located, and ask his question first mentioning the name of the Astrologer.

3 A detailed back ground of the matter has to be discussed before framing a question. The consultants are eager to know the answers, without fully explaining what exactly they want. Therefore, it is for the astrologer who is conversant with