ASHTAKAVARGA ANALYSIS - A BREIF OVERVIEW

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Dear friends

 

Ashtakavarga analysis is one of the most interesting and exhaustive

systems for the purpose of predictive astrology. The system is a

wonderful quantitative tool which uses the simple analogy of numbers

for the purpose of predictions.

Though there are many wonderful articles and books on this system,

the detail and the exhaustiveness involved confuses many a young

astrologer in his pursuit for understanding the subject.

 

We all very well understand the shubha sthanas and the ashubha

sthanas in the natal chart.

If we extend this simple principle in our ashtakavarga analysis we

get a very clear and precise picture of the nature of predictions.

 

In this regard I can give some interesting thumb rules which can be

followed to interpret through ashtakavarga.

a) the strength of planets-the results are based on the points

that the planets get in the ashtakavarga analysis.

b) 0-3 points – considered unfavourable. When a planet transists

houses that gives less number of bindus the results are considered to

be unfavourable. Also when we are considering the natal charts and

the divisional charts we could easily understand why certain planets

who despite being part of wonderful combinations are not really

giving any favourable results. An example in this regard would be

gajakesari yoga. If the planets concerned say Jupiter and moon are

receiving less points or rather bindus in their ashtakavarga they

would definitely not give good results.

c) 4 bindus-moderate results

d) 5-8 bindus –very good results. Benific planets receiving more

than 6 bindus is considered very auspicious.

 

Sarva ashtakavarga

The following are the hints that can be useful I presume.

 

The ascendant and 10th house are the pillar houses. These houses

getting less than 30 points is considered to be a weakening factor

for them.

All the houses in the natal chart receiving a minimum of as explained

below.

1st ) minimum of 27 points

2nd) minimum of 22 points

3rd) minimum of 34 points

4th ) minimum of 24 points

5th) minimum of 25 points

6th) minimum of 34 points

7th ) minimum of 20 points

8th) minimum of 25 points

9th) minimum of 30 points

10th) minimum of 36 points

11th) minimum of 54 points

12th) minimum of 16 points

some interesting combinations

 

a) 11th house should get more than 10th house and 10th should

get more than 12th house. In this way the native's efforts would not

get wasted.

b) Add up the points of 1st, 2nd , 5th, 9th and 10th house. This

should be greater than the combined total of 6th, 8th and 12th. This

gives some insights into the nature of the person.

 

 

There are hundreds of points that can be discussed. I have so little

patience and cannot write all of them as I rely more on memory than

books. Members are requested to please correct me wherever I am

wrong. Also we can discuss certain specific aspects of this wonderful

system

 

Regards

Partha sarathy

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HARE RAMA KRISHNA

OM GURAVE NAMAH

 

Dear List members ,

I am one of the not so active members of the group.But, I peruse

through the postings very keenly .In response to Mr.Partha sarthy's

posting on Ashtakavarga, the following are some of the rules i am

experimenting for muhurtha.These rules are a summary of the rules in

Dr.B.V.Raman's book on Ashtakavarga and some articles in the

Astrological magazine.Here , bindu means a good point. Of course, the

combinations given below are for auspicious activities, not for

inauspicious activities such as war or opening a wine shop.

1)The activity should be planned when the Sun transits the sign in

which he receives more than 4 bindus or he transits the sign in

which the Sarvashtakavarga bindu is more than 30.

 

2)The activity should be planned in the day in which:

a)The Moon is in a rasi in which he gets more than 4 bindus/ in a

rasi in which the sarvashtakavarga(SV) bindus > 30.

b)The Moon is in 2,4,6,8,9 nakshtras and its multiples from the

Janma Nakshatra of the person undertaking the activity

c)Travel should not be undertaken in 8th house from janma rasi even

if it satisfies criterion (a)

d)Day of the planet who becomes Yogi for the person.

e)If rahu becomes avayogi for a person, he has to avoid rahu kal

for travel

 

3)The Thithi should not be 4,9,14.

5)The Karana should not be vishti atleast and the Yoga should not be

Vishkumbha, Atiganda, Shoola, Ganda, Vyaghaatha, Parigha and

Vaidhrithi.

6)Consider the nature of the activity and the planet signifying the

activity.The planet in question should be strong in Ashtakavarga(in

its own as well as SV) and in the prasna chart for the moment.For

education, Budha, the natural karak as well as the lord of the 5th

house of the native's horoscope should be strong.The naisargika karak

takes precedence in case of any questions on compromise.

 

7)The lagna of the muhurtha should be in a sign in which the lagna

ashtakavarga /SV has greater than 4 points .

 

8)The prasna chart for the moment of activity should not have planets

in the 8th house from the house of activity concerned.Ex:For house

warming ceremony, no planets should be in 8th from 4th, i.e , 11th

(preferably)

 

9)No planets should be in 8th from the muhurtha lagna.

10)The hora should be chosen considering the activity, like Budha for

education etc.Malefic horas of sani and kuja should be avoided.

12)The ghatika(24 minutes) should be favourable.The result of the

30 ghatikas for each day are given by Mr.Santhanam in his book Hindu

Predictive Astrology.

13)The shashtiamsa lagna should be favourable without any malefic

influence.(This calls for too much control over the timing of event

which may not be possible in real life).

 

As I am just experimenting with this, I would appreciate valuable

feedback from group members on this approach to deciding muhurhta for

an event.

 

regards,

K.N.Sriram

 

vedic astrology, partvinu5 wrote:

> Dear friends

>

> Ashtakavarga analysis is one of the most interesting and exhaustive

> systems for the purpose of predictive astrology. The system is a

> wonderful quantitative tool which uses the simple analogy of

numbers

> for the purpose of predictions.

> Though there are many wonderful articles and books on this system,

> the detail and the exhaustiveness involved confuses many a young

> astrologer in his pursuit for understanding the subject.

>

> We all very well understand the shubha sthanas and the ashubha

> sthanas in the natal chart.

> If we extend this simple principle in our ashtakavarga analysis we

> get a very clear and precise picture of the nature of predictions.

>

> In this regard I can give some interesting thumb rules which can be

> followed to interpret through ashtakavarga.

> a) the strength of planets-the results are based on the points

> that the planets get in the ashtakavarga analysis.

> b) 0-3 points ?considered unfavourable. When a planet

transists

> houses that gives less number of bindus the results are considered

to

> be unfavourable. Also when we are considering the natal charts and

> the divisional charts we could easily understand why certain

planets

> who despite being part of wonderful combinations are not really

> giving any favourable results. An example in this regard would be

> gajakesari yoga. If the planets concerned say Jupiter and moon are

> receiving less points or rather bindus in their ashtakavarga they

> would definitely not give good results.

> c) 4 bindus-moderate results

> d) 5-8 bindus –very good results. Benific planets receiving

more

> than 6 bindus is considered very auspicious.

>

> Sarva ashtakavarga

> The following are the hints that can be useful I presume.

>

> The ascendant and 10th house are the pillar houses. These houses

> getting less than 30 points is considered to be a weakening factor

> for them.

> All the houses in the natal chart receiving a minimum of as

explained

> below.

> 1st ) minimum of 27 points

> 2nd) minimum of 22 points

> 3rd) minimum of 34 points

> 4th ) minimum of 24 points

> 5th) minimum of 25 points

> 6th) minimum of 34 points

> 7th ) minimum of 20 points

> 8th) minimum of 25 points

> 9th) minimum of 30 points

> 10th) minimum of 36 points

> 11th) minimum of 54 points

> 12th) minimum of 16 points

> some interesting combinations

>

> a) 11th house should get more than 10th house and 10th should

> get more than 12th house. In this way the native's efforts would

not

> get wasted.

> b) Add up the points of 1st, 2nd , 5th, 9th and 10th house.

This

> should be greater than the combined total of 6th, 8th and 12th.

This

> gives some insights into the nature of the person.

>

>

> There are hundreds of points that can be discussed. I have so

little

> patience and cannot write all of them as I rely more on memory than

> books. Members are requested to please correct me wherever I am

> wrong. Also we can discuss certain specific aspects of this

wonderful

> system

>

> Regards

> Partha sarathy

[Guest guest]

Dear Partha,

 

Any typo here??

11th) minimum of 54 points

Shailesh Chandra Chadhascchadha (AT) hotmail (DOT) com

-

partvinu5

vedic astrology

Saturday, November 24, 2001 6:48 PM

[vedic astrology] ASHTAKAVARGA ANALYSIS - A BREIF OVERVIEW

Dear friendsAshtakavarga analysis is one of the most interesting and exhaustive

systems for the purpose of predictive astrology. The system is a wonderful

quantitative tool which uses the simple analogy of numbers for the purpose of

predictions.Though there are many wonderful articles and books on this system,

the detail and the exhaustiveness involved confuses many a young astrologer in

his pursuit for understanding the subject.We all very well understand the

shubha sthanas and the ashubha sthanas in the natal chart.If we extend this

simple principle in our ashtakavarga analysis we get a very clear and precise

picture of the nature of predictions.In this regard I can give some interesting

thumb rules which can be followed to interpret through ashtakavarga.a) the

strength of planets-the results are based on the points that the planets get in

the ashtakavarga analysis.b) 0-3 points – considered unfavourable. When a

planet transists houses that gives less number of bindus the results are

considered to be unfavourable. Also when we are considering the natal charts

and the divisional charts we could easily understand why certain planets who

despite being part of wonderful combinations are not really giving any

favourable results. An example in this regard would be gajakesari yoga. If the

planets concerned say Jupiter and moon are receiving less points or rather

bindus in their ashtakavarga they would definitely not give good results.c)

4 bindus-moderate resultsd) 5-8 bindus –very good results. Benific planets

receiving more than 6 bindus is considered very auspicious.Sarva ashtakavargaThe

following are the hints that can be useful I presume.The ascendant and 10th

house are the pillar houses. These houses getting less than 30 points is

considered to be a weakening factor for them. All the houses in the natal chart

receiving a minimum of as explained below.1st ) minimum of 27 points2nd) minimum

of 22 points3rd) minimum of 34 points4th ) minimum of 24 points5th) minimum of

25 points6th) minimum of 34 points7th ) minimum of 20 points8th) minimum of 25

points9th) minimum of 30 points10th) minimum of 36 points11th) minimum of 54

points12th) minimum of 16 pointssome interesting combinationsa) 11th house

should get more than 10th house and 10th should get more than 12th house. In

this way the native's efforts would not get wasted.b) Add up the points of

1st, 2nd , 5th, 9th and 10th house. This should be greater than the combined

total of 6th, 8th and 12th. This gives some insights into the nature of the

person.There are hundreds of points that can be discussed. I have so little

patience and cannot write all of them as I rely more on memory than books.

Members are requested to please correct me wherever I am wrong. Also we can

discuss certain specific aspects of this wonderful systemRegardsPartha sarathy

[Guest guest]

Hi Shailesh,

 

Looks like a 'typo' to me. '44' may be ok and total

adds to

337 for all the houses.

 

Can some person say the maximum bindus a place can

received? I have seen numbers like 45 or so.

 

I know one IIM guy who has high 11th house and fitting

the same combination what Partha described.

I was predicting him good results in business just day

before yesterday!

 

warm regards,

Balaji S.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

--- Shailesh <scchadha wrote:

> Dear Partha,

>

> Any typo here??

>

> 11th) minimum of 54 points

>

> Shailesh Chandra Chadha

> scchadha

> -

> partvinu5

> vedic astrology

> Saturday, November 24, 2001 6:48 PM

> [vedic astrology] ASHTAKAVARGA ANALYSIS -

> A BREIF OVERVIEW

>

>

> Dear friends

>

> Ashtakavarga analysis is one of the most

> interesting and exhaustive

> systems for the purpose of predictive astrology.

> The system is a

> wonderful quantitative tool which uses the simple

> analogy of numbers

> for the purpose of predictions.

> Though there are many wonderful articles and books

> on this system,

> the detail and the exhaustiveness involved

> confuses many a young

> astrologer in his pursuit for understanding the

> subject.

>

> We all very well understand the shubha sthanas and

> the ashubha

> sthanas in the natal chart.

> If we extend this simple principle in our

> ashtakavarga analysis we

> get a very clear and precise picture of the nature

> of predictions.

>

> In this regard I can give some interesting thumb

> rules which can be

> followed to interpret through ashtakavarga.

> a) the strength of planets-the results are

> based on the points

> that the planets get in the ashtakavarga analysis.

> b) 0-3 points - considered unfavourable. When

> a planet transists

> houses that gives less number of bindus the

> results are considered to

> be unfavourable. Also when we are considering the

> natal charts and

> the divisional charts we could easily understand

> why certain planets

> who despite being part of wonderful combinations

> are not really

> giving any favourable results. An example in this

> regard would be

> gajakesari yoga. If the planets concerned say

> Jupiter and moon are

> receiving less points or rather bindus in their

> ashtakavarga they

> would definitely not give good results.

> c) 4 bindus-moderate results

> d) 5-8 bindus -very good results. Benific

> planets receiving more

> than 6 bindus is considered very auspicious.

>

> Sarva ashtakavarga

> The following are the hints that can be useful I

> presume.

>

> The ascendant and 10th house are the pillar

> houses. These houses

> getting less than 30 points is considered to be a

> weakening factor

> for them.

> All the houses in the natal chart receiving a

> minimum of as explained

> below.

> 1st ) minimum of 27 points

> 2nd) minimum of 22 points

> 3rd) minimum of 34 points

> 4th ) minimum of 24 points

> 5th) minimum of 25 points

> 6th) minimum of 34 points

> 7th ) minimum of 20 points

> 8th) minimum of 25 points

> 9th) minimum of 30 points

> 10th) minimum of 36 points

> 11th) minimum of 54 points

> 12th) minimum of 16 points

> some interesting combinations

>

> a) 11th house should get more than 10th house

> and 10th should

> get more than 12th house. In this way the native's

> efforts would not

> get wasted.

> b) Add up the points of 1st, 2nd , 5th, 9th

> and 10th house. This

> should be greater than the combined total of 6th,

> 8th and 12th. This

> gives some insights into the nature of the person.

>

>

> There are hundreds of points that can be

> discussed. I have so little

> patience and cannot write all of them as I rely

> more on memory than

> books. Members are requested to please correct me

> wherever I am

> wrong. Also we can discuss certain specific

> aspects of this wonderful

> system

>

> Regards

> Partha sarathy

>

 

 

 

 

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Re Astakavarga

54 (or was it 56) is a subtle comment by Parashara as I remember on 11th house

requirements - i.e. in the 11th you want the most you can get. Rule is simple

11th from any house has lots of Astakavarga points if that 3rd house from the

house has many planets. Sanjay Gandhi had 50 points in one house I think.

Regards

Gordon