using SWAKARAKA/VILAGNA from 9 different ascndnts/lagnas:better prediction metho

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Though simply put the swakaraka is none other than the lord of the

Ascendant, a question arises as to which ascendant should be

considered.'swakaraka' is 'Vilagnaadhipati', meaning the lord of

Vilagna.

 

The following ascendants are all considered for Vilagna.

 

1) Tripravana Lagna

2) Yogada Lagna

3) Indu Lagna

4) Sree Lagna

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5) Rahusthita Rasi: the sign in which Rahu is placed

6) Lagnadhipasthita Rasi: the sign in which the

Ascendant (rising sign) lord is placed

7) Hora Lagna

8) Chandrasthita Rasi: Moon sign

9) Ghati Lagna

 

lord of the strongest from the above should be treated as

the'Swakaraka'.

 

DOUBTS::::::::::::::::::::::

can anybody expalin tripravana lagna calculation& importance?

 

can anybody expalain yogada lagna calculation& importance also?

 

Among the above mentioned nine lagnas the first four should be

employed in judging Raja (status or power conferring) yogas and Dhana

(wealth conferring) yogas.

 

The lords of the last five lagnas namely Rahu sign, Asc lord sign,

Moon sign, Hora and Ghati lagnas contend for the 'Swakaraka'

 

It is not uncommon among expert jyotishis to analyze the chart from

three or four ascendants. If one arrives at the same results by

reckoning from most of the lagnas, the prediction will not fail. The

above mentioned five lagnas are all important in a regular full

delineation of the chart.

 

Likewise all yogas (both status and wealth conferring) should be

reckoned from the first four lagnas in order to ascertain how fixed

the karma is. If the yogas are present in spite of reckoning from

more than 2 or even three of the first four lagnas, the astrologer

concludes that one is looking at a karmic pattern that indicates

fixed karma (dhridha karma). The prediction given in such cases will

not fail.

 

it will be nice if anybody can add to/discuss about this

 

BY

RAHUL