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BV Raman 300 Important Yoga B Raman 300 Important Yogas 91-143 Pranam to Shri Raman http://barbarapi%an.com/bpa/Yogas/b_yoga_91_143_dhana.htm Pranam to Shri B. V. Raman for his lifetime of devoted service to Jyotisha. Planetary Yoga: 91-143 Three Hundred Important Combinations 1 of 62 1/20/2012 5:36 P- B Raman 300 Important Yogas 91-143 Pranam to Shri Raman http://barbarapi%an.com/bpa/Yogas/b_yoga_91_143_dhana.htm .hana Yoga f rom B. Raman, Three Hundred Important Combinations . 010th ed., .elhi, 19911. 2riginally published in 1943. This page is in progress, please check back Comments and te4t formatting for elucidation of Shri Raman5s 6ey points, by B. Pi%an 7ama see also: A selection of yogas from Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra Raman 1-30: Yogas from Chandra, for physical appearance and moral character Raman 31-60: Raman 61-90 Raman 91-143: Yogas for 9ealth 2 of 62 1/20/2012 5:36 P- B Raman 300 Important Yogas 91-143 Pranam to Shri Raman http://barbarapi%an.com/bpa/Yogas/b_yoga_91_143_dhana.htm Raman 144-136: Yogas for Speech, Sight, :ace, :ood, and Knowledge Raman 133-186: Yogas for courage, group cooperation, and siblings Raman 183-300 Raman Kala-Sarpa Yoga BPHS planetary yogas Classical planetary yogas: modern interpretation and perspective San6hya Yoga: alla6i - eena Sada Sanchara Yoga Yoga Remar6s: .hana Yogas San6hya Yoga: .amini Yoga Remarks: Dhana Yogas San6hya Yoga: Pasa Yoga (Contd. San6hya Yoga: Kedara Yoga Bahudravyar%ana Yoga 3 of 62 1/20/2012 5:36 P- B Raman 300 Important Yogas 91-143 Pranam to Shri Raman http://barbarapi%an.com/bpa/Yogas/b_yoga_91_143_dhana.htm San6hya Yoga: Sula - Yuga - Swaveeryad-dhana Yogas Gola Yoga -adhya ayasi .hana Yoga Asraya Yoga: Anthya ayasi .hana Yoga Ra%%u Balya .hana Yoga -usala Nala Yoga Bhratru-mooladdhana-prapti Yogas .ala yoga: -atru-mooladdhana Yoga Remar6s: Sri6 Putra-mooladdhana Yoga Remar6s: -ala Satru-mooladdhana Yoga Remar6s: Sarpa Yoga Kalatra-mooladdhana Yoga .uryoga .aridra Yoga Amaranantha .hana Yoga Harsha - Sarala - imala Yoga Remar6s: Ayatnadhanalabha Yoga 4 of 62 1/20/2012 5:36 P- B Raman 300 Important Yogas 91-143 Pranam to Shri Raman http://barbarapi%an.com/bpa/Yogas/b_yoga_91_143_dhana.htm Yoga Sareera Sou6hya Yoga .eha-pushti Yoga .eha-6ashta Yoga Roga-grastha Yoga Krisanga Yogas .eha-sthoulya Yogas Asraya Yoga Yoga Name B. V. B. V. Raman's Raman's "Remarks" description of regarding the Yoga Yoga 5 of 62 1/20/2012 5:36 P- B Raman 300 Important Yogas 91-143 Pranam to Shri Raman http://barbarapi%an.com/bpa/Yogas/b_yoga_91_143_dhana.htm 91. alla6i Yoga De inition. BAll Remarks BThis is the first the planets must of the Sankhya Yogas 2r 0same as eena occupy Any 7 numerical combinations. Yoga1 signs. alla6i is also 6nown as eena Yoga. Results = The vallakI = person will have a A 6ind of lute All the seven planets should 0often large number of be dispose d 2f in any seven mentioned with friends, signs. It will be seen, as the ina1 would be shown fond of musicand subseCuently, that fine arts, name of a sometimes San6hya Yogas partic. learned, happyA actually coincide with configuration of nd famous. Akriti Yogas 0already the stars caused discussed above1. In such by the position cases, San6hya Yogas lose of the planets in their individuality and they seven houses should not be considered at all. Boswellia Thuri era There seems to be some Cologne % ifi i i d i hi 6 of 62 1/20/2012 5:36 P- B Raman 300 Important Yogas 91-143 Pranam to Shri Raman http://barbarapi%an.com/bpa/Yogas/b_yoga_91_143_dhana.htm AA Cologne %ustification in adopting this Sans6rit .ictionary course, because in almost every horoscope since all the seven planets will have to occupy any seven, or less than seven Rasis, San6hya Yoga must be pre sent in some form or the other. Provided no other Nabhasa Yoga is present, then alone San6hya Yogas have to be rec6oned. alla6i and the si4 other Yogas to follow, belong to the category of San6hya Yogas 92. Damini De inition. BAll Remarks. BIn ascribing Yoga the seven planets results to these Yogas, should occupy classical writers have 0same as .ama any 6 signs. differed from each other. 7 of 62 1/20/2012 5:36 P- B Raman 300 Important Yogas 91-143 Pranam to Shri Raman http://barbarapi%an.com/bpa/Yogas/b_yoga_91_143_dhana.htm Yoga1 :or instance, the effects Results = The given above for .amini are person will be based on Varahamihira dAma = highly charitable, while Saravali glorifies the always helping wreath , Yoga considerably. others and a garland protector of But all writers seem almost cattle. agreed on The general good or bad nature of the results due to A yoga. .amini or .ama Yoga seems to give a man intellect, fame And wealth also. 2f course, the e4act nature of effects depends upon the general disposition of the chart. 9,. Pasa Yoga .efinition. D .he (Saravali suggests that planets should one born in Pasa Yoga will occupy any 5 su er rom incarceration. pAza = signs 8 of 62 1/20/2012 5:36 P- B Raman 300 Important Yogas 91-143 Pranam to Shri Raman http://barbarapi%an.com/bpa/Yogas/b_yoga_91_143_dhana.htm signs. This state ment should not A snare, trap, be taken in its ace value. noose , tie, Results = The Pasa Yoga in itsel cannot bond, cord, person will make one a prisoner unless chain, fetter ac0uire wealth There are other through right The noose as means combinations indicating the attribute of Siva same event. or Yama and he will always be The presence o Lagna, and Anything that surrounded by the Lord o Lagna in the binds or fetters friends, servants 6th and 8th in Pasa the soul i.e. the and relatives. Drekkanas would be a outer world , power ul combination or nature imprisonment. selvage , edge , border 0of anything woven1 A die , dice 9 of 62 1/20/2012 5:36 P- B Raman 300 Important Yogas 91-143 Pranam to Shri Raman http://barbarapi%an.com/bpa/Yogas/b_yoga_91_143_dhana.htm 94. Kedara Yoga De inition 1 Remarks. BA comparative study of a large number of All the horoscopes possessing kedAra = planets must A6riti Yogas leads me to be ranged in A field or the perception that these Any 2 signs. meadow , yogas could furnish helpful especially one hints for guessing one5s under water profession which has Results D always been a hard nut to crac6. A basin for The person water round the will earn his root of a tree Hala Yoga EaboveF ma6es livelihood by one pursue agriculture. agriculture A bed in a Similarly Kedara also is garden or field and be highly said to ma6e one an helpful to Agriculturist. plain, area others. Saravali points out that one having Kedara Yoga will have a bull intellect or poor comprehensive power 10 of 62 1/20/2012 5:36 P-.
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