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VEDIC ASTROLOGY
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K. Guru Rajesh
Integrating Multiple Predictive
Tools - A Case Study
Multi-pronged Approach
Vedic astrology provides an inexhaustible range
of tools that aid in the prediction of future events.
Mastering even some of them will provide a great
insight into the horoscope. The obvious question that
strikes one is how the different tools can indicate the
same event. What if they indicate contradictory results?
How does one blend the mutually contradicting
inferences? This write-up is an attempt to explain the
utility of multiple tools of Vedic astrology such as
divisional charts, Ashtakavarga, transits, Vimshottari
Dasa, Rasi-Tulya-Vatsara Dasa, Yogini Dasas and
Prasna against a case study. The discerning readers
will be able to note that the different tools all indicate
the same inference when applied carefully.
On the night of 30th July 2010 at 9-30 pm, I got a
phone call from a friend asking me about the condition
of his wife who had been admitted to a hospital earlier
in the evening of the same day. She was in her 7th
month of pregnancy. She had suddenly developed
high blood pressure and seizures necessitating her
admission into a hospital. The doctors had said the
baby had to be delivered immediately to save the
mother and had started giving her medication for
induced labor.
Prasna Pointers
Chart 2: Prasna: July 30, 2010 at 21 h. 30m. (1ST) at 22
N 32, 88 E 22.
Saturn-Mars Impact
Chart 3: Baby: Born July 31, 2010 at 2h.15m. (1ST) at
15 N 44, 77 E 29.
As expected, my friend's wife delivered an
under-weight female baby after a few hours at
02h.15m. Her condition improved gradually but the
child's was precarious. The child was kept in an
incubator and was put under intensive medical care.
Now the next question which started agitating the
minds of all concerned was what would be the fate of
the baby?
The Ascendant in Chart 3 which is of the new-
born is Taurus unoccupied and unaspected by any
planet while the Ascendant lord Venus is in the 4th in
Leo along with Mercury, a friendly planet. Thus the 4th,
a Kendra, is occupied by the benefic Ascendant lord
Venus and the 2nd and 5th lord benefic Mercury. The
Moon, the planet important for infantile longevity, is in
a benefic sign Pisces in the 11th along with its lord
benefic Jupiter. However, Saturn and Mars aspect
Pisces from the 5th house. Prima facie there appears to
be no Balarishta Yoga as defined in classical texts for
the baby as the Moon joins a benefic and the Ascendant
lord Venus joins benefic Mercury in a Kendra.
Nevertheless, after careful observation I found that
Saturn and Mars are in the same degree in Virgo (7th
degree) exactly opposed to the degree-wise position of
the Moon in Pisces (7th degree in Pisces). This close
affliction to the Moon from the two first-rate malefics
hints at some sinister effect on the baby.
Ashtakavarga of Chart 1
To double check my inferences I checked the
Vimshottari and Yogini Dasas of my friend (Chart 1).
In Vimshottari, he was running Mercury Bhukti in Sun
Dasa. Both are in the 4th house, the 12th from the 5th,
and aspected by both Saturn and Mars. The Sun is the
Ascendant lord and Mercury is the 2nd lord. Further
Mercury is in Visakha ruled by the 5th lord Jupiter. In
Saptamsa, the Sun aspects the Ascendant. Thus both
the Dasa and Bhukti lords indicate the birth of a child
and also its loss. Yogni Dasa is known to be the most
appropriate Dasa in timing unfortunate incidents in
life. He was running Dhanya in Bhramari (Jupiter in
Mars). Both Jupiter and Mars are in the Ascendant
afflicted by Rahu. Jupiter is the 5th lord and Mars is the
5th lord from the Moon. This also corroborates with the
earlier observation.
Then I considered the Rasi-Tulya-Vatsara Dasa
to further confirm the event. He was running his 31st
year ruled by the 7th house whose lord Saturn is in the
2nd house of Kutumba indicating an addition to the
family. However, Saturn occupies the Nakshatra of the
Sun who is in the 4th house, the 12th from the 5th
indicating the loss of a child.
Thereafter I took his Ashtakavarga charts and
found that the 5th house is the weakest in the
Sarvashtakavarga with only 20 benefic points, well
below the mandatory average of 25. Next, I considered
the transit of planets in the light of Ashtakavarga. I
searched for 0 bindu signs in the Bhinnashtakavarga
charts which were being transited by the major-planets
Jupiter and Saturn and found that Jupiter, who is also
the 5th lord from the Ascendant, was transiting Pisces
in the 8th house from the Ascendant where there is no
bindu in the Bhinnashtakavarga of Saturn and there is
only 1 bindu in the Bhinnashtaka of the Ascendant.
Ashtakavarga of Chart 3
Next I considered the Dasas and Ashtakavarga
of the baby. She was born in Mercury Bhukti Saturn
Dasa in Vimshottari. Saturn joins the Maraka 7th lord
Mars and occupies the 7th from the Moon while
Mercury is a Maraka being the lord of the 2nd house. In
the Yogini Dasas, she was running Ulka in Bhadrika
ruled by Saturn and Mercury respectively. Again both
Saturn and Mercury have come into the picture and
both are Marakas as explained earlier. When we look at
the chart from the Rasi-Tulya-Vatsara Dasa angle, the
first year is ruled by the Ascendant whose lord Venus
is in the 4th with the 2nd and 5th lord Mercury. Venus is
the 8th lord from the Moon sign occupying the 6th
therefrom hinting at the impending tragedy. As far as
the transits are concerned, they are the same as for the
birth chart. When checked with the Ashtakavarga
charts the most significant feature that struck me
glaringly was the transit of Saturn in Virgo which has 0
bindus in his own Bhinnashtakavarga.
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Health Issues of
Relatives - Astrological Clues
It is a well-known fact that a person's horoscope
can show the diseases he is prone to suffer in future. It
is also within my experience that the kind of health
problems one's relatives would have suffered in the
past or would suffer in the future can also be known to
some extent from the horoscope. This paper is aimed at
showing the potential of a horoscope in indicating
serious health problems to the native's relatives. This
may help in cases where the horoscopes of the
concerned relative are not available or as a means to
confirm the inference drawn from one's horoscope.
Only conditions that are of a serious nature such as
those causing great damage to the quality of life or
even death are considered here. The expression close
relative would mainly include the father, mother,
siblings, wife and children.
Different houses of the horoscope represent various
relatives. The 4th house signifies mother while the 9th
shows father. The 3rd stands for siblings in general and
younger siblings in particular while the 11th rules older
siblings. The spouse is indicated by the 7th while the 5th
governs children. The following approach is used in
this context:
Judge the concerned Bhava, its lord and its
Karaka.
Consider the concerned house as the Ascendant
of the relative in question and judge the
horoscope accordingly.
Consider the sign occupied by the Karaka as the
Ascendant and proceed with the analysis.
The sign that hosts a particular Bhava
representing a relative will denote the body part
as in the Zodiac which will be the main seat of
the disease. Additionally, the signs occupied by
the concerned Bhava lord and the Karaka will
also hold the key to predicting health problems
to the relative. Also, the nature of the planets
involved in these signs has a say in the disease.
Look out for the sign which has more influences
(two or more) of natural malefics either by way
of occupation or aspect. The part ruled by this
sign indicated by the Zodiac or from the
concerned Bhava or from the Karaka will be
affected by disease.
Disease causing planetary combinations given in
the classics when present in these signs cause
the particular disease in that part.
When a concerned house and/or its Karaka are
considerably blemished but its lord has joined
strong natural benefics devoid of malefic
influences, the concerned relative will suffer the
disease but there may not be imminent death.
When the lord of a house is afflicted in the
house itself this can be considered as double
affliction, both to the house and to the lord. This
results in serious consequences.
Regarding siblings and progeny, a general
indication can be got about the nature of the
health problem. However, further details like
the particular brother, sister, son or daughter
who is likely to suffer may be quite difficult to
guage. This has to be confirmed by examining
the individual horoscope.
The concept of Neechabhanga or cancellation of
debilitation may be ignored in judging disease
and longevity.
Mother
Chart1: Male: Born September 4, 1978 at 01h. 58m. at
16 N 18, 80 E 24.
Father
Chart 3: Male: Born April 18, 1987 at 12h. 10m. at 11 N
6, 77 E 21.
Younger Sister
Chart 7: Male: Born October 15, 1946 at 12h. 53m. at 41
N 18. 72 W 54, (5h.W)
The younger sister of the native of Chart 7 died
on February 4, 1983 due to cardiac arrest suffering
anorexia. The 3rd house is occupied by the Sun and
aspected by Saturn from the Ascendant. The 3rd lord
Mercury is in the 4th with Yogakaraka 10th lord Mars
and the 9th lord Jupiter, hemmed between malefics.
When judged from the 3rd house, the Ascendant is
occupied by the 12th lord Sun aspected by the 6th lord
Saturn while the Ascendant lord Mercury is in the 2nd
with the 3rd and 8th lord Mars and the 4th and 7th lord
Jupiter. The 5th house ruling the heart is afflicted by the
combined aspect of Mars and Saturn. The Sun placed
in the 3rd afflicted by Saturn and the 5th from the 3rd
afflicted by the aspect of Saturn and Mars explains the
death of the native's sister due to heart disease.
Younger Brother
Chart 9. Female: Born July 25, 1986 at 14h. 10m. at 25
N 26, 81 E 50 (5.30 Hrs East).
Wife
Chart 10: Male: Born October 20, 1949 at 19h. OOm. at
29 N 24, 76 E 59.
Son
Case 12: Male: Born December 9, 1957 at 10h.OOm. at
15 N 19, 78 E 14.
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How Transits Affect
Dasa-Bhukti Lords
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Whichever Bhava from the natal Ascendant the Dasa
lord moves through in his transit identical with his
own, exaltation or friendly sign, the concerned Bhava
will be strengthened, provided the Dasa lord is strong
in the natal chart.
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When the Dasa lord is weak in the natal chart and he
transits a sign identical with his debilitation or inimical
sign or when he gets eclipsed by the Sun, the effects of
that house from the natal Ascendant will get spoiled.
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When the Dasa lord during his transit moves in his
debilitation or inimical sign or gets eclipsed by the Sun,
the Dasa will yield unfavorable results. Contrary to
this, if the Dasa lord moves in his exaltation, own or
friendly signs or becomes retrograde during his transit
the Dasa will produce benefic results.
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During a particular Dasa, the results of the houses
reckoned from the natal Moon-sign will come to pass
whenever the Dasa lord transits through them.
General Principles
(a) Observe the houses transited and aspected by the
Dasa and Bhukti lords both from the natal Ascendant
and the natal Moon-sign. The events connected with
these houses will manifest during the Dasa-Bhukti
period.
(b) Observe the natal planets on whom the Dasa and
Bhukti lords move or cast their aspect in transit vis-a-
vis their lordships and natural Karakattwas. The events
connected with these planets will manifest during the
Dasa-Bhukti period.
(c) Transit Dasa or Bhukti lord moving over or
aspecting a particular combination in the natal chart
may manifest the results of that combination.
(d) When the Dasa or Bhukti lord moves on or aspects a
house of which it has natural Karakattwa the results of
that house will manifest significantly.
(e) When the Dasa and Bhukti lords move over or
aspect their natal positions then the period will give the
results promised by them in the natal chart.
(f) When either the Dasa or Bhukti lord is a natural
benefic and indicates a happy event in transit while at
the same time the other lord is a natural malefic and
indicates unfavourable result in transit, then the native
will experience both results during that period. For
example, events like marriage followed by immediate
separation, or birth and death of a child etc.
Favourable Results
Opposition and Conjunction
1) Dasa or Bhukti lord transiting the 9th house from the
natal Ascendant or the Moon-sign may give happy
occasions like marriage, child birth etc.
2) The Dasa and Bhukti lords coming into opposition in
transit will give benefic results promised by their
position in the natal chart.
3) When Dasa and Bhukti lords come together in
transit in a beneficial house either from the natal
Ascendant or from the natal Moon, then the native will
experience the favorable results of these houses.
Transit Jupiter
4) When transit Jupiter moves on natal Dasa or Bhukti
lord, the native may experience happy events. Also,
Dasa or Bhukti lord transiting on natal Jupiter may
indicate happy events.
5) Transit Jupiter on or aspecting both Dasa or Bhukti
lords will give happy events. 6) When Jupiter is either
the Dasa or Bhukti lord and transits over the other
planet while the said planet aspects or moves over
natal Jupiter, the native will experience happy events.
7) The Dasa or Bhukti lord in transit moving over or
receiving the aspect of natal Jupiter and Venus will
give benefic results pertaining to the houses owned by
him in the natal chart and also the houses influenced
by him in transit.
8) When the Dasa or Bhukti lord transits natal Jupiter
while transit Jupiter moves over the natal position of
the Dasa or Bhukti lord, the native will experience
benefic results.
9) When a Dasa or Bhukti lord is a natural malefic and
transits over a beneficial house from the natal
Ascendant or natal Moon while simultaneously either
Jupiter or Venus is transiting over the natal position of
the said planet, then the native will experience happy
events.
10) When both Dasa and Bhukti lords join together in
transit in the natal Ascendant or natal Moon-sign while
transit Jupiter aspects their natal positions, then the
native will experience happy events.
11) Transit Jupiter moving over the natal position of
the Dasa or Bhukti lord or aspecting them in transit
bestows favourable results on the native.
Mutual Relationships
1) The Dasa and Bhukti lords portending evil results in
the natal chart and joining together or coming in
mutual opposition in transit in malefic houses from the
natal Moon or the natal Ascendant will bring about evil
results.
2) When the Dasa and Bhukti of malefic planets are
running and one of them transits over the other, then
the bad effect suggested in the natal chart will manifest
itself.
3) When both the Dasa and Bhukti lords are natural
malefics and form a formidable combination in the
natal chart and one of them moves on or aspects that
natal combination in transit while the other moves on
or aspects the natal Ascendant, Moon-sign or the 10th
house from them, the native will experience very bad
results and commit grave mistakes due to poor
judgment.
Debilitation
4) The Dasa or Bhukti lord transiting his debilitation
sign and suffering combustion at the same time will
give very bad results.
5) If the Dasa or Bhukti lord occupies his debilitation
sign in a bad house in the natal chart and transits the
same sign then that period will be unfavourable.
6) When a Dasa or Bhukti lord moves over a planet
debilitated in the natal chart and also joins the same
planet in transit, then the period will give bad results.
7) When either the Dasa or Bhukti lords is debilitated
and posited in a bad house in the natal chart and the
Dasa and Bhukti lords in transit move through or
aspect that house, then the native will experience bad
results as indicated by that house.
8) The Dasa and Bhukti lords both moving over or
aspecting natal debilitated planets will bring bad
results like loss of position etc.
Inimical Signs and Planets
9) When a Dasa or Bhukti lord in transit moves in an
inimical sign joined by planets inimical to him, then
that period will give bad results.
10) When Jupiter is either the Dasa and Bhukti lord and
joins his enemies Venus or Mercury or both in transit
in an inimical or debilitation sign, then the native will
experience bad results.
Combustion
11) The Dasa or Bhukti lord though moving in
exaltation, friendly or own sign will give unfavourable
results when combust at the same time.
Malefic Planets and Positions
12) Transit of malefic planets over Dasa or Bhukti lord
who is disposed badly in the natal chart will give bad
results.
13) Though a planet transits his exaltation, own or
friendly sign that will not preclude him from giving
unfavourable results if that sign happens to be the 6th,
8th or 12th house from the natal Ascendant or natal
Moon.
14) When a Dasa or Bhukti lord transits his natal
position joined by transiting malefic planets, the native
will experience bad results.
15) When a Dasa or Bhukti lord moves in his
debilitation sign or a malefic house from the natal
Ascendant or natal Moon and is simultaneously
influenced by transit Saturn and Mars either by
conjunction or aspect then the period indicates
unfortunate events.
16) When the Dasa or Bhukti lord moves over a natal
planet that owns bad houses and joins the same planet
in transit also, then the native will experience bad
results of the house pertaining to that natal planet.
17) When the Dasa or Bhukti lord activates a
formidable natal combination in transit and
simultaneously suffers combustion or affliction by
transiting malefic planets, the native experiences very
bad results indicated by the natal combination.
18) When Saturn is one among the Dasa and Bhukti
lords and generates sadesathe in
transit (moves in the 12th, 1st or 2nd from natal Moon)
while the other lord simultaneously indicates bad
results in transit, the native will face difficult
circumstances.
Rahu-Ketu
19) The Dasa or Bhukti lord joining transit Rahu or
Ketu will be bad. This will be more pronounced when
the planet moves through his inimical or debilitation
sign.
20) Rahu transiting on natal position of Dasa or Bhukti
lord will be bad.
21) When transit Rahu moves over a planet whose
Dasa or Bhukti is current and that planet
simultaneously transits his debilitation or inimical sign
or suffers combustion, bad results follow.
22) When both the Dasa and Bhukti lords move over a
bad natal combination joined with transit Rahu then
that period will prove to be unfavourable.
23) When Rahu or Ketu is the Dasa or Bhukti lord, the
transit or aspect of the Node over natal Ascendant or
natal Moon may give bad results.
24) If the Dasa or Bhukti lord transits natal Rahu while
transit Rahu simultaneously transits over the natal
position of the said planet, then the native will
experience bad results.
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