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Understanding Jyotish Principles By Anil Kedia, India Editor: Maurício Avila, Brazil his article is based on the I have passed M.Tech. and DBM application of basic Jyotish from Nagpur University. T principles which we all know. I have worked as faculty member in A short summary of used concepts is given here for ready reference. We all many institutes and presently know that there are 12 signs and 9 persuing doctorate studies. planets in Jyotish. I am learning jyotish since 1990.I Each sign has a lord and they are: have passed "Sanskrit Kovid" from Bhartiya Vidya Bhavan Mumbai. Mesha Vrishabh Mithun Mangal Shukr Budh Kark Simh Kanya Chandr Ravi Budh Tula Vrishchik Dhanu Shukr Mangal/Ketu Guru Makar Kumbh Meen Shani Shani/ Rahu Guru Note that Rahu and Ketu are co-lords of Kumbh and Vrishchik, respectively. According to BPHS 32.34: (1) Ravi, (2) Guru, (3) Mangal, (4) Chandr, (5) Guru, (6) Mangal, (7) Shukr, (8) Shani, (9) Guru, (10) Budh, (11) Guru and (12) Shani are Karakas for the twelve houses. Here there is no mention of Rahu/Ketu. However for the sake of completion, Lal- Kitab provides Karakatwa of 6H to Ketu and Karakatwa of 12H to Rahu. Elaborated rules are given in BPHS to decide the stronger of the two lords but it needs a complete horoscope. In this article, we will derive the results of house lord’s placement in general. So we cannot find stronger lord using those rules. Now we also know that planets: Guru, Budh, Shukr, Chandr, Ravi, Shani, Mangal, Rahu, Ketu are benefics in decreasing order. First 4 are called benefics and the last 5 are called malefics. This relative nature is based on Ashtakvarg Rekhas of individual planets. If total count is more than 48 points the planet is benefic, below this the planet is considered malefic. Rahu/Ketu are similar to Shani/Mangal (see lordship and Karakatwa given above) and considered most malefic. So we will take Shani/Mangal if we want to consider benefic lord/karaka and Rahu/Ketu when malefic lord/karaka is needed. Lastly, strength of planets is full in exaltation and decreases as we consider placement in Mool-Trikon, Own sign, Friend, Neutral, Enemy and finally zero in debilitation and combustion. Similarly planets in 10H, 7H, 4H, 1H, 11H, 8H, 5H, 2H, 12H, 9H, 6H and 3H are stronger in decreasing order. Refer to BPHS for further details like exaltation, friends, enemy, debilitation signs, etc. Now, the most important rule which we must always remember is: To give benefic results, a benefic lord/karaka must be strong. Similarly, to give malefic results, a malefic lord/karaka must be weak. With this knowledge, it is now possible to understand the results of house placement of any given planet. For derivation of standard results, we consider Kal-Purush-Kundali as the standard chart where Lagna is in Mesh sign. Let us find Sukh-Karak position for Guru. Rule 1- Note the lordship of planet. Guru is lord of Dhanu and Meen. Rule 2- Note the house of relevant matter. House for Sukh (happiness) is 4H. Rule 3 - Note the signs in relevant house. 4H is Meen (from Dhanu) and Mithun (from Meen). Rule 4 - Note the lordship of signs obtained in rule 3. Lords are Guru and Budh. Rule 5 - Choose the most benefic planet obtained in rule 4. Here both are benefic. Note: All planets can be seen and analyzed for results but they have slightly less degree of intensity. This step can also be neglected. Rule 6 - Note the Karak-houses of planets obtained in rule 5. Guru is Karaka for 2H, 5H, 9H and 11H. Budh is Karaka for 10H. Rule 7 - Choose the house with maximum possible strength obtained in rule 6. In Kal-Purush-Kundali, these houses will join signs 2, 5, 9, 10 and 11 respectively. Now Guru is strongest in 9 (Dhanu) being Mool-Trikon of Guru. So we take 9H placement as Sukh-karak for houses owned by Guru. In other words, when Guru is placed in 9H in a chart, he will give Sukh (happiness) related to houses owned by him in the chart. We all know that Guru in 9H gives very good results. Now you know why. Also we know what kind of results can be expected from such placement. It is possible that a single house may give various results. Sukh-karak Guru may also become Karm-karak. We have to derive results for each house and finally prepare a ready reckoner for deciding all types of results given by a planet in a particular house. As an example we can say that for Vrishchik Lagna, Guru is exalted in 9H. Guru is lord of 2H & 5H. Now, one can say that exalted Guru in 9H gives happiness from children and family. The native will be satisfied with wealth! The above result is valid only if there are no other influences on 2H & 5H/lord. All the rules up to rule 6 are general and independent of any chart. For rule 7 we have used Kal-Purush-Kundali because all rules must be validated by Kal (time). If some rule is not sanctioned by Kal, how can it fructify? Now, let us find Bhagya-karak position for Shukr. From Vrishabh, 9H is makar lorded by Shani. From Tula 9H is Mithun lorded by Budh. Karaka houses are Shani (8H and 12H), Budh(10H). For Shukr, sign 12 in 12H is exaltation. So placement of Shukr in 12H is Bhagya-karak for the houses owned by Shukr. Now if Shukr is placed in 8H or 10H, it still will give somewhat good results but best results are in 12H. However, the dignity of planet in a house is also important. For Tula Lagna, Shukr in 12H is debilitated but in 8H Shukr is in own sign. 8H placement will be better than 12H in this case. Rule 7 thus modifies standardized positions to suit individual charts. We will now apply this method to find Maran-Karak-Sthan (MKS) of planets. Nowadays people are attaching great importance to it but Sage Parashar has not even mentioned MKS in BPHS. They can be derived very easily using above rules. Marak houses are 2H & 7H. We are looking for malefic results so we take malefics and use weak placements. Houses and signs are identical in Kal-Purush-Kundali. So they are directly used in the examples. 1. For Ravi, Kanya and Kumbh are in Marak places from Simh. Budh and Rahu are Marakesh. Rahu is most malefic. Rahu is Karak for 12H. MKS for Ravi is 12H. 2. For Chandr, Simh and Makar are in Marak places from Kark. Ravi and Shani are Marakesh. Shani is most malefic. Shani is Karak for 8H. MKS for Chandr is 8H. 3. For Mangal, 2, 7 and 9 signs are in Marak places. Shukr and Guru are Marakesh. Shukr is most malefic. Shukr is the Karak for 7H. MKS for Mangal is 7H. 4. For Budh, 4, 7, 9 and 12 signs are in Marak places. Chandr, Shukr and Guru are Marakesh. Chandr is most malefic. Chandr is Karak for 4H. MKS for Budh is 4H. 5. For Guru, 1, 3, 6 and 10 signs are in Marak places. Mangal, Budh and Shani are Marakesh. Mangal is most malefic. Mangal is Karak for 3H. MKS for Guru is 3H. 6. For Shukr, 1, 3 and 8 signs are in Marak places. Ketu, Mangal and Budh are Marakesh. Ketu is most malefic. Ketu is Karak for 6H. MKS for Shukr is 6H. 7. For Shani, 4, 5, 11 and 12 signs are in Marak places. Chandr, Ravi, Guru and Shani/Rahu are Marakesh. Here Shani/Rahu is not malefic so we choose Ravi. Ravi is Karak for 1H. MKS for Shani is 1H. 8. For Rahu, 5 and 12 signs are in Marak places. Ravi and Guru are Marakesh. Guru is most benefic. Guru is Karak for 2H, 5H, 9H & 11H. Rahu gets debilitated in 9H. MKS for Rahu is 9th. Note: We change malefics to benefics for nodes are they are Vakri (retrograde). 9. For Ketu, 2 and 9 signs are in Marak places. Shukr and Guru are Marakesh. Guru is most benefic. Guru is Karak for 2H, 5H, 9H & 11H. Ketu gets debilitated in 2H. MKS for Ketu is 2H. Note: Here one can use all karakas and get the weakest house in a specific chart. Panchdha Maitri should be used for this. Kal-Purush-Kundali is used for universal results, individual results can vary but they can be determined through the application of the basic rules given above. .
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