Divisional Vimsottari Dasa? (10th house and 6th house: to PVR)

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Namaste Abhijeet,

 

> Hi Narashima,> > For example, my Jupiter is at 9Li46. He is in the 10th house

in D-24,> with a subhargala on arudha lagna. In D-24, this translates to

24Pi24> in D-24 and means Revati star. When Jupiter was transiting in Revati>

and Moon and Mercury had vedha on Revati from Mrigasira in SBC (the> two

planets associated with the 5th from arudha lagna in D-24), I> stood state

first in my state in intermediate exams and was selected> for IIT-Chennai.> >

In my natal dasamsa, Moon is the only planet in the 11th from arudha> lagna. He

shows the earnings. He is at 28Aq33 and this translates to> 15Sc30 in D-10.> >

>> How do you translate Jupiter 9Li46 in D-1 to 24Pi24 in D-24, whats> the

formula ? can you please share with us ?> > >> Same with Moon in 28Aq33

translates to 15Sc30 in D-10 ?> > Regards> Abhijeet

A planet at 28Aq33 is in the dasamsa that starts at 27Aq00 and ends at 30Aq00.

This 3 degree region in rasi chart maps to the entire Scorpio sign in dasamsa

chart. So 27Aq00-30Aq00 in rasi chart is mapped to 0Sc00-30Sc00 in dasamsa

chart.

 

The advancement of Moon in Aquarius is 1 deg 33 min. Multiplying it with 10, we get 15 deg 30 min.

 

Just to be clear, I was not recommending divisional Vimsottari dasa. I was

discouraging it. But I said that there is some basis for finding divisional

longitudes.

 

May Jupiter's light shine on us,Narasimha

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