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Predictive Astrology M N Kedar VedicAstrological Series PREDICTIUEf,STROIOGY by M.N.KEDAR Publishedby BharatiyaPrachya Evam Sanatan Vigyan Sansthan PREFACE /\ strologyis a divinescience which enablesus to ll\peep into the future.The Vedic Astrology(most commonlyknown as Hindu System of Astrology) generallyunderstood the scienceconnected with Horoscopereading, Palmistry, Horary, Varshaphala, Mundane,MeteorologY etc. The horoscopedepicts a pictureof the results of the Karmas done by the native in his past births (knownas SanchitKarmas), which are generally calledBhagya. Bhagyais only the accumulatedbalance of 'Karma Phrala'availablein the presentbirth, out of the SanchitKarmas. When a Karma is done there will be its result,which is mustto be enjoyed/suffered by the native. The Karmas done by a Personcan be easily groupedinto the followingthree groups :- (i) sANcHlT KARMAS (ii)PRARABDHA KARMAS (iii)KRIYAMAN OR AGAMIKARMAS The horoscopeshows SanchitaKarma i'e' the bafance of fruitsof the karmasdone in the pastbirths (likea balancesheet of the pastgood and baddeeds)' but of these SanchitaKarmas the result of some karmas,which are knownas Prarabadha,are alloted for this birth(present birth). The nativeis supposed to enjoythe fruitsof the good karmasand to suffer misieriesfor his sins.The fructificationof these dependupon the orderof the dashathe "ative gets duringthe presentbirth and on the gochara(transit position). The thirdcategory of the karmasi.e. Kriyaman and Agami Karmas is the karmasthe nativewill do in this birth.The resultsof these karmascan be enjoyedby the nativeduring the presentbirth or they may also go to the depositof SanchitaKarmas. This againdepends upon the orderof the dashaand transit positionthe nativegets during the presentbirth. We have seen many peopleworking sincerely and are quiteeligible to achievecertain results, but they don't get it. The personswho were less sincereand were also not capableof getting,do get the favourable results.The differenceis becausethe favourable dasha givesone the successand the unfavourable perioddenies the sameto the other. The predictivepart is the most difficultand undependable one. One has to work hard to understandthe meaningsand applicationof the mysteriousprinciples of Astrology.We shouldpray God to help us in learningthis sacredscience and also in servingthe humanbeings with the help of VedicAstrology. Thepredictive astrology needs knowledge about the characteristicsand functionsof planets,signs, houses, yogas, dashas and use of all limbs of astrologyfor getting accurate predictions. Here in this book author has tried to explain every rule of astrologywith an illustrationto give the readera crystalclear picture. This simple method would help the readerto do thecorrect judgement of thg horoscope. Th[s revisededition is preparedafter merging thethree volumes which were f irst published in 1993. Threeeditions of theseexhausted during the lastfive years.Not only beginners,but the seniorstudents and even most of the astrologershave appreciated the workand are alsousing this as a referencebook. In this revisededition, some Annexureshave been incorporatedand some clarificationshave been addedwhere ever it was feltnecessary, to makethe bookmore useful. lf the readersappreciate the book,they should thankto my Guruand almightyGod. My mistakesmay be excused.I will welcome' the letterssuggesting the improvements. Author CONTENTS AcxHowIeDGEMENTS Aeourrne Aurxon Pnemce SectionI Ghapter 1 Srans Or Zoorac Aro Puruers Nakshatras 29 Signsand their Planet 31 Motionof the Planets 33 NaturalBenefic and MaleficsPlanets 34 PlanetaryGovernances, Cabinet, Dieties 35 Consonantsand Vowels 36 Charactersticsof Planets 36-43 Planets:Their Exaltationetc. 43-45 Mooltrikonaand Horoscopeof Sri Adi Sankara 45-46 Ucchabhilashi(also see tableat page71) 47 Chapter 2 SrcHsAruoTnern Cnnnlcrenslcs Natureof Signs,Tatwas 50 Sex,odd & even,Limbs of KalaPurusha 51-52 Temperaments,Caste, Directions 53-54 Diurnaland NocturnalSigns Biped and Quadruped 54-56 Characteristicsof 12 Signs(Rashis) 56-61 Chapter 3 KannKATwASor Puruers AHo Houses Panr- | Karaka 62 Karakatwasof 1 to 12 Houses 63 Karakatwas/duties assigned to Planets 65 Planetsas Karakasfor Houses 68 Questions l 69 Chapter 4 Awasrsrs Or Puners Kindsof Awastha-lnfant State etc. 70 Tableshowing Exaltation, Debilitation, Mooltrikonaand Own House 71 CombustPlanets, Relationship of Planets 72 Tableof Friendship,Enimity, Temporal Relationship 73 CompoundRelationship, Effeets of Relationship andthe Percentagethereof 75-76 NiheCategories/ Avasthas of Planets(Table) 76-77 Conclusion/other Avasthas 78 Tableof Awasthas 80-81 Questions 82 Chapter5 Kanarnrmsor PuruersAHoTnetn Houses Panr- ll Karakatwas 83 Atmakaraka 84 ConstantSignificator (Sthir Karaka) 85 Karakaaccording to KarakaPlanets and Bhava 86 Karakator 12 houses 87 Karakas(Special Karakas) from Houses 'ge87 Yoga KarakaPlanets Questions 89 Chapter 6 TxeonresOr Brnrn TrmeRecnFtcATtoN Timeof Birth 90 To find Nakshatraof Birth 93 Tq find Lagnaat Birth 95 BirthTime Rectification 97 A.notherMethod (Use of Rahu,Sun and Lagna) 99 Conclusion 101 Questions 102 Chapter 7 Dlsrl ANo AHTInDASHACalcuuloHs Howto readthe BirthChart 103 GeneralSynthesis of Horoscope 104 Kendra(Squares) and Trikona (Trines) Sthanas 105 Vishnuand Lakshmi'Sthanas Typesof Dashasgiven by Parashara 106 HowVimshottari Dasha is Calcul6ted 107 ClassicalMethod 109 ModernMethod 110 Beginningof NakshatraDivision and VimshottariDasha PeriodAssigned to eachlord of Nakshatra 110 Effectsof Dasha 116 Calculationof Sub- period(Antara) of the Mahadasha 117 Chapter 8 Resurrs Or AscEnorr.rcSrclrs Ascendants Horoscopes Aries Alexenderthe Great 121 Taurus Omar Khayyam 122 Gemini MarieAntoinette 123 Cancer,Leo Guru Nanak 124 Virgo HarryTruman 125 Libra Sri Chaitanya 126 Scorpio ChitranjanDas 127 Sagittarius Vivekanand 128 Capricorn M.S.Golwalker 129 Aquarius Sri RamakrishnaParamhamsa 130 Pisces . 131 Conclusion 132 Sectionll Chapter 9 Aspecrs Typeof Connectionor Relationwith Planets 135 SpecialAspects 137 Rahuand Ketu 137 Tableshowing full Aspect,Three- fourth Aspect 139 Some very good Aspects 140 Accordingto WesternAstrology 141 In VedicAstrology 142 Practicallllustration Showing Relation, Aspects, Effectsof Conjunction 142 P.A.C. 144 Chapter10 Kev Puruers FoRSlcxs Definition 146 GeneralAssessment of the houses (i) Kendrasthana 147 (ii) Trikonasthana 147 (iii) Rajayoga 148 (iv) Yogakaraka 148 (v) Kendradhipatyadosha 149 . (vi) BadhakaSthanas and theirlords 150 I (vii) Trishadayadhipatis 151 , (viii) Effectsof lordsof 12th,2nd and Bth 151 (ix) Apachai,a,Upachaya Sthanas etc. 152 Key Planetsfor differentLagnas 153 (a) Tableof key planets 153 (b) Signwisediscussion about key planets 155 (i) Aries 155 (ii) Taurus 156 (iii) Gemini 156 (iv) Cancer 157 (v) Leo 157 (vi) Virgo 158 (vii) Libra 158 (viii) Scorpio 158 (ix) Sagittarius 158 (x) Capricorn 159' (xi) Aquarius 159 (xii) Pisces 160 Questions 160 Chapter11 Ayunolya Ano Manexe General 161 Ayurdaya 161 Slgnificanceof first twelveyears of native 162 Strengthof SantanBhava 162 Balaristha(lnfant mortality) 163 (i) DinaMrityu 163 ' (ii) DinaRoga 163 (iii) VishaGhati Kala 164 (iv) GandaMoola 164 (v) Tableof Ganda 165 (vi) Roleof Gandanta 165 (vii) lmportanceof Moonin determiningBalarishta166 (viii) Judgementthrough Mrityu Bhagas 167 lmportantGombinations of Balarishta 167 Combinationsfor cancellationof Balarishta 170 Conclusion 171 PracticalExample I 172 PracticalExample ll 173 PracticalExample lll 174 Divisionof lifespan ' 176 Differentmethods of calculatinglongevity Analysisof birthchart for longevity 177 To find life span 179 Tabulatedapplication of principles 180 lllustrativeapplication of the principles 182 Use of principles 183 Calculationof Hora Lagna 183 Analysisfor longevity 184 MARAKA Maraka Power 185 Marakasin ascendingorders 186 Roleof planetaryperiod 186 Effectsof dasha/antardashas 187 Questions 188 Chapter12 Puruers rruDlrrenerur Stcns Associationof Planetsand theireffect 190 The effectsof Sun in twelvesigns 191 The effectsof Moon in twelvesigns 199 The effectsof Mars in twelvesigns 208 The effectsof Mercuryin twelvesigns 217 The effectsof Jupiterin twelvesigns 225 The effectsof Venusin twelvesigns 235 The effectsof $aturn in twelvesigns 246 Rahuand Ketu 2s6 Dharma,Artha, Kaam, Moksha Trikonas 257 Questions 258 Sectionlll ,, Chapterl3 #, SpecnlYocls Generaldescription 261, Typeof Yogas 261 List of Yogas 262 The positionof Moon and Sun and its eftects 266 Moon'sposition in Navamsha 267 LUNARYOGAS SunaphaYoga 267 lllustrationChart | & Chartll AnaphaYoga 270 lllustrationChart lll & ChartlV - (lndiraGandhi, Morarji Desai) Durdhara 272 lllustrationChart V & ChartVl KemdrumaYoga 276 KemdrumaBhanga 277 Vipwsof otherAcharyas 278 lllustrationChart Vll & Vlll 279 GajakesariYoga 281 ChandraMangala Yogas 287 \ ChanradhiYoga 287 AmalaYoga 289 GarudaYoga 290 SOLAR YOGA VesiYoga 291 Vasi/VosiYoga 292 lllustrationChart Xl 294 UbhayachariYoga 295 Budh-AdityaYoga 296 LAGNA YOGA Lagnadhiyoga 296 Amala yoga 297 Ruchakayoga 297 Bhadrayoga 298 lllustrationChart Xll 299 'Hamsa Yoga 300 MalavyaYoga 301 Sasa Yoga 302 OTHER YOGAS KedarYoga 304 SakataYoga 305 MahabhagyaYoga 306 Vipreet Rajayoga 307 Positionof 6th lord accordingto Parashara 312 Vipreet Rajayogaas per lJttarakalamrita 313 Interpretationof the effectsof positionof these lords Views of Phaladeepika 314 Harsha,Sarala and Vimalayogas lllustrationChat Xlll (M.S.Gujrat) 315 Detaileddiscussion of: SaralaYoga 316 lllustrationChart XlV 317 (MorarjiDesai, Ex. P.M.of India) VimalaYoga 318 lllustrationChart XV
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