Balarishta Principles and a Case Analysis-2

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Om Krishna Guru

Namaste Richa,

Honestly, I have received few requests from some members to write on the

Balarishta area so I thought of sharing my a little knowledge with you all

taking an example too.

I have learned the following Balarishta assesment method and principles from

Visti Ji's (teaching from 2004 West Coast confernce), and also my own study on

this area. If I am making any wrong application of the principles, please take

them as my shortcoming in my understanding rather than their teachings. Having

said that, let us get started.

First of all let us understand what is Balarishta. After taking the birth it is

not uncommon that some newly arrived native's are met with terrible

circumstances in the form of dangers, disease or even death.

The possibility of premature death follows the native, until the 24th year has

passed from the time of birth. The methods of ascertaining the longevity of the

native are inapplicable to a person below this age.

These 24 years are termed as: Balarishta from 0-12 years, and Yogarishta between

12-24 years. Sage Parasara later states that the Balarishta span is 8 years and

Yogarishta is 12 years (9-20 years of age).

Hence for a native of 8 years of age or younger the principles of Balarishta are

fully applied, and the normal methods for calculating longevity such as Pindayu,

etc, do not apply.

Having understood what is Balarishta, now let us explore principles which causes

the Balarishta and also those principles which cancles Balarishta.

I have considered the following birth details for this analysis, and I have

attached the chart also for your convenience too:-

October 18, 2004Time: 2:57:00Time Zone: 5:30:00 (East

of GMT)Place: 77 E 12' 00", 28 N 36' 00" New Delhi,

India

In this Chart, in Rasi, Leo Lagna is rising and its lord Sun is placed in 3rd

house. Lagna is aspected by Rahu, Mer, Sun and ketu by Rasi Drishti. Rahu (7th

lord) is also aspecting lagna by Graha Drishti. Ven the 3rd and 11th lord is

placed in Lagna.

First of all we have to see the Sun's placement in the child's chart to assess

the vitality. Suns placement in the Dustna's (8th and 12th houses) the worst

placements in any chart. 3rd and 6th houses are a bit OK.

Here in this chart, the Sun is placed in the 3rd house is not too bad and also

there is a parivartana between the Sun and Ven. So Sun is basically in the

Lagna, so this indicates the native has a strong vitavitality towards diseases

and should be fine.

The next thing, we should see is the, the Lord of the weekday and this native

was born on Sunday and Vaara Lord is Sun. You will notice that, this Sun is

placed in the 3rd and Lagna ( after the Parivartana) house indicating that a

strong vitality again.

But Rahu is aspecting the Lagna and 3rd and 5th houses, hence some health

problems are seen in this native's chart.

Janma Nakshatra is Hasta and I am not going into the various Gandhanta's as that

would be a separate reading itself and I am focusing on balaraishta's and let me

continue from that point of view.

Among the most important factors in judging balaraishta, the Moon is the key point of focus.

So, next we have to see the sustenance of the native from Moon's placement.Here

the Moon is 12th lord and placed in 4th house, so that is a good placement. But

Rahu and Sat are aspecting Moon by Rasi Drishti. This Rahu is in Marana Karaka

Sthana, so the overal this indicates some minor issues with the health of the

native but not threat to te life at all.

Jupiter is also known as Jeeva, which means life force. The weakness of Jupiter

in the chart can prove detrimental towards the life force of the native, if

neither the Sun nor the Moon is strong in the chart. But here Sun is strong and

Jup is placed in 2nd house and aspecting the own singns too. So Jup is

considerably stong,hence confirming the jeeva is strong.

Having seen the Sun, Moon, Jup and Lagna lord are promising a good health, now

let us see the 8th and 10th houses to see the balarishta too. 8th lord is Jup

is placed in 2nd house. 10th lord is Ven who is placed in lagna. So these are

showing no problems to threat to the native's life.

On the top of the above good indications, the placement of Venus in the Lagna

will eliminate any or all evils will be destroyed just as the Sun eliminates

darkness.” Here Parasara is clearly stating that the Kendra’s to the lagna if

occupied by benefics Venus (Maha Mrityunjaya Mantra) will protect the native.

So in this Chart, Ven is placed in Lagna which will protect the native and

nothing to worry at all.

Having said that, may I request Gurus and learned members to correct me if I am

wrong in applying the principles.

RegardsRaghunatha Rao

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Richa Gupta <richas_lucky Sun Apr 10, 2005 6:29 pm Subject:

Re: [vedic astrology] Re: balarishta yogas and balrishta bhanga

Dear SIr, namastein I am giving One child birth-details. Pls provide knowledge

of balarishta yoga and balarishta bhanga Yoga..........Date of

birth-18/october/2004Place-DelhiTime-2:57 Am Morning.

Sir I hv read that in case of a child we first should discuss Balarishta then we

should go ahead in reading.............Pls sir Guide usThanxs and regardsRicha

Gupta

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Dear Rao,

Namaskar

Good

approach. A few pointers thou. Sun and lagnesh (and its dispositor) is

important for general health, but it is the weak placement of the moon which

can trigger all the balarishta yogas. According to deva keralam; Lagna is the

prana, and Moon is the Sharira. If the Moon is afflicted then the body is

susceptible towards problems/accidents. Further it is the sustenance of the

persons presence in this world, and if afflicted indicates that the child will

not live long.

There are more

yogas which can be learnt from the shastras, and the final decissions is based

on the Hora chart according to Parasara J

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color:blue">Om Krishna Guru

color:blue">Namaste Richa,

color:blue">Honestly, I have received few requests from some members to write

on the Balarishta area so I thought of sharing my a little knowledge with you

all taking an example too.

color:blue">I have learned the following Balarishta assesment method and

principles from Visti Ji's (teaching from 2004 West Coast confernce), and

also my own study on this area. If I am making any wrong application of the

principles, please take them as my shortcoming in my understanding rather than

their teachings. Having said that, let us get started.

color:blue">First of all let us understand what is Balarishta. After taking the

birth it is not uncommon that some newly arrived native's are met with terrible

circumstances in the form of dangers, disease or even death.

color:blue">The possibility of premature death follows the native, until the

24th year has passed from the time of birth. The methods of ascertaining the

longevity of the native are inapplicable to a person below this age.

color:blue">These 24 years are termed as: Balarishta from 0-12 years, and

Yogarishta between 12-24 years. Sage Parasara later states that the Balarishta

span is 8 years and Yogarishta is 12 years (9-20 years of age).

color:blue">Hence for a native of 8 years of age or younger the principles of

Balarishta are fully applied, and the normal methods for calculating longevity

such as Pindayu, etc, do not apply.

color:blue">Having understood what is Balarishta, now let us explore principles

which causes the Balarishta and also those principles which cancles Balarishta.

color:blue">I have considered the following birth details for this analysis,

and I have attached the chart also for your convenience too:-

color:blue"> October 18, 2004

Time: 2:57:00

Time Zone: 5:30:00 (East of GMT)

Place: 77 E 12' 00", 28 N

36' 00"

New Delhi, India

color:blue">In this Chart, in Rasi, Leo Lagna is rising and its lord Sun is

placed in 3rd house. Lagna is aspected by Rahu, Mer, Sun and ketu by Rasi

Drishti. Rahu (7th lord) is also aspecting lagna by Graha Drishti. Ven the 3rd

and 11th lord is placed in Lagna.

color:blue">First of all we have to see the Sun's placement in the child's

chart to assess the vitality. Suns placement in the Dustna's (8th and 12th

houses) the worst placements in any chart. 3rd and 6th houses are a bit OK.

color:blue">Here in this chart, the Sun is placed in the 3rd house is not too

bad and also there is a parivartana between the Sun and Ven. So Sun is

basically in the Lagna, so this indicates the native has a strong vitavitality

towards diseases and should be fine.

color:blue">The next thing, we should see is the, the Lord of the weekday and

this native was born on Sunday and Vaara Lord is Sun. You will notice that,

this Sun is placed in the 3rd and Lagna ( after the Parivartana) house

indicating that a strong vitality again.

color:blue">But Rahu is aspecting the Lagna and 3rd and 5th houses, hence some

health problems are seen in this native's chart.

color:blue">Janma Nakshatra is Hasta and I am not going into the various

Gandhanta's as that would be a separate reading itself and I am focusing on

balaraishta's and let me continue from that point of view.

color:blue">Among the most important factors in judging balaraishta, the Moon

is the key point of focus.

color:blue">So, next we have to see the sustenance of the native from Moon's

placement.

Here the Moon is 12th lord and placed in 4th house, so that is a good

placement. But Rahu and Sat are aspecting Moon by Rasi Drishti. This Rahu is in

Marana Karaka Sthana, so the overal this indicates some minor issues with the

health of the native but not threat to te life at all.

color:blue">Jupiter is also known as Jeeva, which means life force. The

weakness of Jupiter in the chart can prove detrimental towards the life force

of the native, if neither the Sun nor the Moon is strong in the chart. But here

Sun is strong and Jup is placed in 2nd house and aspecting the own singns too.

So Jup is considerably stong,hence confirming the jeeva is strong.

color:blue">Having seen the Sun, Moon, Jup and Lagna lord are promising a good

health, now let us see the 8th and 10th houses to see the balarishta too. 8th

lord is Jup is placed in 2nd house. 10th lord is Ven who is placed in lagna. So

these are showing no problems to threat to the native's life.

color:blue">On the top of the above good indications, the placement of Venus in

the Lagna will eliminate any or all evils will be destroyed just as the Sun

eliminates darkness. Here Parasara is clearly stating that the

Kendras to the lagna if occupied by benefics Venus (Maha Mrityunjaya

Mantra) will protect the native.

So in this Chart, Ven is placed in Lagna

which will protect the native and nothing to worry at all.

color:blue">Having said that, may I request Gurus and learned members to

correct me if I am wrong in applying the principles.

color:blue">Regards

Raghunatha Rao

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Richa Gupta <richas_lucky

Sun Apr 10,

2005 6:29 pm

Re: [vedic astrology] Re: balarishta yogas and balrishta bhanga

Dear SIr,

namastein I am giving One child birth-details. Pls provide knowledge of

balarishta yoga and balarishta bhanga Yoga..........

Date of birth-18/october/2004

Place-Delhi

Time-2:57 Am Morning.

Sir I hv

read that in case of a child we first should discuss Balarishta then we should

go ahead in reading.............

Pls sir Guide us

Thanxs and regards

Richa Gupta

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