D60 DIVISIONAL RULERS - Narashimha....

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Dear Narasimha,

 

All glories to our Guru's and the Lord.

 

Please accept my humble obeisances.

 

I wonder if you have any descriptive information that you can provide regarding

the D-60 amsas as calculated in your Jagannatha Hora 5 software. You provided

excellent information not so long ago about the amsas of D10. (see below). I

hope you may find time to provide similar information for the D-60 amsas.

 

With best wishes

 

Yours sincerely

 

Kasim

 

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1. Indra: Indra is the king of gods. He symbolizes power and authority.

Planets in Indra's dasamsa indicate activities related to power and authority.

2. Agni: Agni is the god of fire, which represents all the

transformational energy of the universe. Agni does not just represent the

physical fire that our eyes can see. There is a transformation involved in many

things. Examples are digestion of food and understanding knowledge. The energy

facilitating that transformation is represented by Agni. Planets in Agni's

dasamsa indicate activities involving transformation. They can show engineers,

designers, legislators etc.

3. Yama: Yama or Yama Dharma Raja is the god who upholds dharma. He is

responsible for taking the lives of living beings. Planets in Yama's dasamsa

indicate activities related to enforcing rules and meting out punishment. They

can show policemen, soldiers, judges etc.

4. Nirriti: Nirriti is the daughter of Adharma and Himsa (violence) and

mother of Bhaya (fear), Mahabhaya (great fear) and Mrityu (death). She presides

over fear, calamity and death. Planets in Nirriti's dasamsa indicate activities

related to irreligiousness and adharma. They can show illegal and rebellious

activities.

5. Varuna: Varuna is the god of waters. Planets in Varuna's dasamsa

indicate activities related to patience, persistence, and travel.

6. Vayu: Vayu is the god of wind. Planets in Vayu's dasamsa indicate

activities related to strength and gaining strength.

7. Kubera: Kubera is the god of wealth. Planets in Kubera's dasamsa

indicate activities related to money.

8. Isana: Isana is a form of Shiva, who presides over religiousness and

knowledge. He gives very auspicious results. Planets in Isana's dasamsa

indicate activities related to religiousness, righteousness and knowledge.

9. Brahma: Brahma is the creator. While the eight deities mentioned so

far rule directions in the two-dimensional space, Brahma and Ananta rule the

two directions in the third dimension. They both show expansive and pioneering

activities. Brahma rules over the downward direction. Planets in Brahma's

dasamsa indicate activities related to digging deep and finding truth. For

example, scientists go deeper and deeper to understand the mysteries of

universe.

10. Ananta: Ananta means the endless and infinite one. He is a form of

Vishnu. While Brahma represents rajoguna, Ananta represents sattwa guna.

Digging deeper and deeper is the rajasik approach represented by Brahma, while

rising higher and higher is the saattwik approach represented by Ananta.

Planets in Ananta's dasamsa indicate activities related to spiritual rise and

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