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Ayurvedic Jyotisha 101 Ayurvedic Jyotisha 101 [email protected] www.celestialgazing.com 2 Week 2: Ayurveda Jyotisha 101 Chant to the Nine Planets (Navagrahas) 3 Om Gan Ganapataye Namaha (3x) Brahmā Murari Tripurāndhakāri Bhānu Shashī Bhūmi-suto Budhascha Guru-sca Shukra Shani Rāhu Ketava Kurvanthu Sarve Mama Suprabatham Om Shanti, Shanti, Shanti Week 2 4 • Recap and practice charts • Main significations of Budha (Mercury), Guru (Jupiter), Shukra (Venus) • Chapter 3 • Key meanings of bhavas 1-12 • Chapter 5 • Main significations of Mangala (Mars) and Shani (Saturn) • Chapter 3 Tripod of the Birth Chart 5 9 Planets 12 Constellations 12 Houses (Grahas) (Rashis) (Bhavas) 1. Sun (Surya) 1. Aries (Mars) • 1 bhava (Lagna) 2. Taurus (Venus) 2. Moon (Chandra) • 2 bhava 3. Gemini (Mercury) • 3 bhava 3. Mars (Mangala) 4. Cancer (Moon) • 4 bhava 4. Mercury (Budha) 5. Leo (Sun) • 5 bhava 5. Jupiter (Guru) 6. Virgo (Mercury) • 6 bhava 6. Venus (Shukra) 7. Libra (Venus) • 7 bhava 7. Saturn (Shani) 8. Scorpio (Mars) • 8 bhava 8. Rahu 9. Sagittarius (Jupiter) • 9 bhava 10. Capricorn (Saturn) • 10 bhava 9. Ketu 11. Aquarius (Saturn) • 11 bhava 12. Pisces (Jupiter) • 12 Bhava Layout of the chart: Rashis-Grahas-Bhavas 6 Ju (12) (10) Su (1) As (9) (11) Ke Ra (2) (8) (5) Me (3) Mo (7) Ve (4) (6) Sa Ma Positive and Negative Bhavas 7 Neutral Dusthana Negative Upachaya Kendra Upachaya M-Dusthana Trikona Positive Negative Positive Kendra Kendra Upachaya Positive Positive Trikona Kendra Trikona Positive Positive Positive Upachaya Dusthana Dusthana Negative Negative Practice Chart 8 Personal Grahas and Spaces • Space of the 1B = Lagna (‘ties down or fixes’ the body) and the rashi of the Lagna = Rising Sign or Ascending Sign (AS) • Graha ruling the rashi of the Lagna = Lagnesha (‘king of the Lagna’) and also represents the person • Sun (the health and constitutional strength of the person as well as the Soul) • Moon (the emotional body) Practice Chart 22:03:00, if before 21:59:35, Cancer Rising 9 Personal Grahas and Spaces • Space of the 1B = Lagna (‘ties down or fixes’ the body) and the rashi of the Lagna = Rising Sign or Ascending Sign (AS) • Graha ruling the rashi of the Lagna = Lagnesha (‘king of the Lagna’) and also represents the person • Sun (the health and constitutional strength of the person as well as the Soul) • Moon (the emotional body) Day lord Lunar phase 10 Q & A 11 Significations of the Grahas Graha Characteristics 12 Each graha is categorized according to its natural characteristics as a shubha (auspicious, pleasant, gentle) or papa (inauspicious, crooked, sharp) graha. Shubha Guru wisdom, higher knowing, hope, optimism Shukra harmony, love, beauty, creativity Budha intelligence, objectivity, fairness Chandra nurturance, compassion, motherly-love Papa Mangala aggression, force, violence Shani detachment, calculating, cold Rahu illusions, confusion, obsessions Ketu dissatisfaction, discontent, sense of lacking Surya is a special case as a kruel (cruel) graha 13 Surya: leader of the pack Chandra: intuitive and in-tune Budha (‘learned one’): swing player 14 Saumya (cheerful, gentle), Tāratamya (of equal proportions), Kumāra (teenager), • Qualities: quick, social, adaptable, restless, Taraputra (born of Tara, Brihaspati’s wife) excitable, alert, changeable, pulsating, nervous • Gender: swinger • Planetary cabinet: prince • Caste: vaishya • Significations: objective, rational intelligent, skills and talents, communications, versatility, diversity and change, flexibility, commerce • Health: • Hands, skin, respiratory system • Dosha: tri-doshic • Dhatu: majja dhatu (nervous system), psychological attributes are curiosity, intelligence, calmness, clarity • Relationships: friends Budha-types 15 • Well-proportioned, but somewhat unisex • Smaller than normal eyes and mouth • Adaptable personality, camouflage true nature: deeply philosophical, engaged in sports, playing games, head in book • Likes intellectual challenges • Curious, willing to experiment, try new things, go with the flow, quick to adapt to new situations • Make good teachers, instructors, advisors, writers (good with words) • Needs plenty of stimulation and sometimes spacey Guru (‘teacher’): aim beyond the stars Mantri (lord of mantra), Surācharya (preceptor of the gods), Brihaspati 16 (lord of prayer) • Qualities: expansive, largeness, vastness • Gender: male • Planetary cabinet: minister • Caste: brahmin • Significations: generosity, kindness, justice, fairness, upliftment, optimism, higher learning, religion, philosophy, morality, ethics, law, spiritual practices • Health: • Liver, spleen, fat • Dosha: kapha • Dhatu: meda dhatu (fat), function is snehana (love, affection), psychological attributes are compassion, forgiveness, love, understanding • Relationships: gurus, teachers Guru-types 17 • Bulky body, large frame and prominent chest • Everything about them is larger than life: voice (deep, melodious), wisdom, enthusiasm, optimism, hope • Anything is possible, particularly when it involves defending justice and protecting the underdog. They reach for the stars and beyond. • Fairly conservative, lives by the rules and regulations of society • Good at teamwork and collaboration • Displays much gratitude for life and strong spiritual faith • Philanthropic inclinations Shukra (‘white one’): sensual & tactile Kavi (poet), Śitha (cool), Daityaguru 18 (preceptor of the Daityas), Bharga (radiance), Dhisnya (devotional) • Qualities: refined, fertile, desirous, social, harmonious, creative • Gender: female • Significations: happiness, joy, harmony, love, beauty, creativity, artistry, refined and cultured arts (i.e., music, dancing, singing, drama), luxuries, pleasures, sensuality, romance • Health • Hormonal system, senses, reproductive system, kidneys • Dosha: kapha-vata • Dhatu: shukra and ārtava dhatus (reproductive tissues and organs, ojas), psychological attributes are love, sensuality, charisma and devotion. • Relationships: spouse, partner Shukra-types 19 • Heavy thighs, arms and belly • Voice is pleasant, eyes are soft and charming • Easily connects with others and has social grace and skill • Charisma and thus the power of persuasion – skillful at working a crowd • Good eye for color and design, artistic, loves nature and flowers • Idealistic and romantic perspective on life • Thrive when they are in a relationship • Loves fine food and wine and expensive objects Weekday Rulership, Color, Gemstone 20 Graha Weekday Color Gemstone Surya Sunday Copper-red Ruby, red garnet Chandra Monday White Pearls, moonstone Mangala Tuesday Blood-red Red coral, pink coral Budha Wednesday Green Emerald, jade Guru Thursday Golden-yellow Yellow citrine, yellow topaz Shukra Friday Opaque white Diamond, clear quartz Shani Saturday Dark blue Blue sapphire, lapis lazuli Rahu Saturday Smokey black Hessonite garnet Ketu Tuesday Variegated Cat's eye, tiger-eye 21 Bhavas 1-6 and their areas of life By-Bhava Meanings 22 • Bhava classifications (kendra, trikona, upachaya, dusthana) • Sanskrit names • Areas of life • Relationship significations (“jiva”, life) • Terminology ‒ Lagna-Lagnesha ‒ Bhava-Bhavesha Kala Purusha (‘great being’) 23 Later bhava topics 24 • Puruṣārthas or Four Aims of Life: dharma (purpose), artha (resources), kama (desires), moksha (liberation) • Opposite bhava relationships (Rahu-Ketu) 1st Bhava (Lagna) “The body, its hue (complexion), its form, its characteristics and qualities, fame, happiness or unhappiness, splendor and strength & weakness are the products, say the wise astrologers, of the 1st Bhava of the birth chart.” • Jiva: native • Classifications: kendra, trikona, positive bhava • Significations – Sva sthana (place of the self): ahamkara, unique personality, sense of individuality – Tanu sthana (place of body): constitutional strength, complexion, appearance, health, vitality, life-force, ability to resist disease, longevity • Kala purusha: head, brain, hair, skull 2nd Bhava “Wealth, visual power, ease of learning, speech, household and food – these the astrologers recognize as regularly derivable from the 2nd bhava.” • Jiva: extended family • Classifications: neutral bhava • Significations – Mukta sthana (place of face): overall appearance of the face – Netra sthana (place of eyes): eyes-vision + nose-smell, mouth-taste – Vac sthana (place of speech): words we speak, oral knowledge – Annapana sthana (place of food): food/drink/drugs we consume – Dhana sthana (place of wealth): cash flow and bank account – Personal resources used to support self and others (clothing, movable items) • Kala purusha: face and sense organs (not ears), first part of throat 3rd Bhava “From the 3rd bhava is seen the welfare of the elder and younger brothers, enterprise, daring, voice, tone, ear, select ornaments, articles of apparel, steadiness, valor, strength.” • Jiva: siblings, neighbors • Classifications: upachaya, mild-dusthana, negative bhava • Significations: – Vikrama sthana (place of courage): arms-hands, physical fitness, endurance, coordination – Uras sthana (place of chest): ears-hearing, shoulders, upper respiratory system – Buddhi sthana (place of intellect): intellectual acumen, hobbies, talents and skills we learn, empirical sciences – Other: communication and writing • Kala Purusha: ears, lower part of throat/neck, shoulders, arms, hands, upper lungs 4th Bhava “The acquisition of learning, the welfare of the mother, happiness, sweet-smelling substances, kin relations, emotional attributes, royal vehicles, lands and houses arise from the 4th bhava, say the sapient astrologers.” • Jiva: mother,
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