Vimshottari Dasa from Jup instead of Moon/Lagna

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Dear Sunil,

It is said that the Vimshottary should be calculated from strongest of

the Sun, Moon and Lagna.

Personally, I stick to using the Moon based dasha. My logic is that

Karma arising out of mind, it gives better results.

Chandrashekhar.

Sunil John wrote:

Dear Chandrashekharji, Kasim

Chouddhary & Ramesh G

Thanks for your invaluable input

on Neechanbhanga

 

Dear Chandrashekharji, Ramadasji

and other learned members,

1.Most of you all are well versed

in classics, I was wondering if instead of calculating Vimshottari Dasa

from Moon/Lagna, has their been a mention of using it from any other

planet in the classics

2. Does the commercial version of

JHL have the option of calculating Vim dasa from any planet.

3. Has anyone ever tried using Vim

dasa calculated from any other planet.

 

Your replies would be most

appreciated.

 

Kind regards,

Sunil John

Mumbai

 

Chandrashekhar <boxdel (AT) (DOT) co.uk> wrote:

Dear

Sunil,

Neecha Bhanga refers o planet giving results of exaltation instead

of debilitation. Even in case of Neecha Bhanga Raja yoga, like in other

case the results of house owned/occupied/aspected by it would be

realized at the time of his dasha/Antar in combination with a

yogakaraka planet and matching transits.

A palanet getting exaltation in Navamsha gives results of exaltation in

D1.

His results for indications of D1 would be that of a Neecha planet

whereas his indications of D60 indication would be as if exalted.

Chandrashekhar.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

The opinion Chandarshekhar laid down is acceptable as well as recommended. I

also follow vimshottari from Moon, and in rare cases from lagna, and Uttpana as

classics suggested. Taking other grahas as initiation of vimshottari is not a

novel notion, but I dont know the sources from Jyotish classics.

 

Some softwares now provide options to choose any graha as starting point of

vimshottari dasha. For the sake of research these innovative variations of

vimshottari should be checked and compared in different cases. One possiblity

is that we can use Jupiter based vimshottari for looking timing of events

childern and husband. Mars based vimshottari for judging events for brothers.

That is, principle of karakas (significance) based vimshottari variations.

Another option is to consider planets as lord of bhava in chart. That is for Le

lagna Sun based vimshottari tells timing of events regarding tanu bhava, (body,

health, nature success etc). Third possibility is to take bhava madhya (House

Cusp) for vimshottari initiation point. Among them one can take MC (10th house

cusp) based vimshottari for analysing career and professional ups and down. But

as I have earlier said, these variations are like research capsules, and need

sound logical ground and classical

reference.

 

Regards.

M.Imran

 

PS: I have changed my residence, and during this week have not any internet

access, therefore could answer many mails received privately. Sorry to all.

 

 

 

 

 

Chandrashekhar <boxdel (AT) (DOT) co.uk> wrote:

Dear Sunil,It is said that the Vimshottary should be calculated from strongest

of the Sun, Moon and Lagna.Personally, I stick to using the Moon based dasha.

My logic is that Karma arising out of mind, it gives better

results.Chandrashekhar.Sunil John wrote:

Dear Chandrashekharji, Kasim Chouddhary & Ramesh G

Thanks for your invaluable input on Neechanbhanga

 

Dear Chandrashekharji, Ramadasji and other learned members,

1.Most of you all are well versed in classics, I was wondering if instead of

calculating Vimshottari Dasa from Moon/Lagna, has their been a mention of using

it from any other planet in the classics

2. Does the commercial version of JHL have the option of calculating Vim dasa from any planet.

3. Has anyone ever tried using Vim dasa calculated from any other planet.

 

Your replies would be most appreciated.

 

Kind regards,

Sunil John

Mumbai

Chandrashekhar <boxdel (AT) (DOT) co.uk> wrote:

Dear Sunil,Neecha Bhanga refers o planet giving results of exaltation instead of

debilitation. Even in case of Neecha Bhanga Raja yoga, like in other case the

results of house owned/occupied/aspected by it would be realized at the time of

his dasha/Antar in combination with a yogakaraka planet and matching transits.A

palanet getting exaltation in Navamsha gives results of exaltation in D1.His

results for indications of D1 would be that of a Neecha planet whereas his

indications of D60 indication would be as if exalted.Chandrashekhar.

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