Ch. 5. Arishtas The evils to the parents and the characteristics of birth time along with circumstances leading to (infant) death are dealt with in this Ch.. The Grahas in the first six Bhav... Read more

Should Budh be in a dual Rāśi coinciding with Lagn, or, when a dual Rāśi is Lagn and in Drishti to Budh, or Budh is in Karm Bhava (at the time of intercourse), birth of twins is indicated. T... Read more

The strength of Mangal is double of Śani’s. Budh is four times stronger than Budh. Guru is eight times stronger than Budh. Śukr has eight times more strength than that of Guru. Candr is sixt... Read more

Rahu is said to be strong, when posited in Mesh, Vrishabh, Kark, Vrischik, or Kumbh, or, when yuti with Sūrya, or Candr, during Parivesh and at the end of a Rāśi i. e., when he starts his jo... Read more

Ch. 3. Evaluation of Strengths of Grahas Sūrya has strength in his Uttarayana (northerly) course, when he occupies his own Rāśi, exaltation Rāśi, Navamsh, Dreshkan, or Hora and on Sunday. In... Read more

Mangal is unsteady in mind. He is capable of wounding. He has blood-reddish eyes. He is bilious and depicted with fire and arms. His voice is rough. His belly is depressed. He is modest. Not... Read more

In Kanya, the portion of 5 degrees following the exaltation zone (i. e. from 15 1’ to 20”) is Multrikon for Budh and from 20 degrees onwards it is to be treated, as his Swakshetr. Thus it ha... Read more

  The following are 12 different names given to the 12 Rāśis commencing from Mesh: Kriya, Tavuru, Jituma, Kulira, Leya, Pathona, Juka, Kaurpi, Taukshika, Akokera, Hridroga and Cheththa.... Read more