Navansh and stuff

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Namaste Sreenadh ji,

 

Good write up on navamsh.

 

Here is some more food for thought. I came across this in Horasara by Pithuyasa, Son of varahamihir

 

" Add the Navamshas of ¦ani and Lagn. The year represented by this figure will cause hurt by weapon. In the way explained above process add the Navamshas of Rahu and Lagn on the one hand and Mangal and Lagn on the other hand. The years indicated thus will cause some accident, wound by weapons, tiredness, grief etc "

 

 

 

Now how does one add navansha od shani and lagna. If one only uses the amshas in a sign the max one will get is 9 + 9.

 

Or does he mean the amsha number starting from Mesha. So someone with last navansha of meena will be 108. ?

 

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Dear Pandit ji, That seems to be the 'Yogasputa' concept which was in use from ancient time. I think somebody calls the same 'Sahamas' and somebody else 'progressions'. Am I right? By the way from where the word 'Sahama' came? Is that terminolory part of Gaimini system? >"Add the Navamshas of ¦ani and Lagn" ?! Panditji, is there a typing mistake? I couldn't understand that line. May be you meant- "Add the Navamshas of shani and Lagna" Am I right? > how does one add navansha od shani and lagna. Prithuyasa is mentioning about adding of Navamsa sphuta with Lagna sputa. i.e. R x 9 + L =SaniNavamsa-Lagna Yogasputa This result sputa (i.e. SaNavamsa) should indicate the year of hurt. Just see in which sign this navamsa falls. The counting could be from Mesha, sign of exaltation, sign of debilitation, own sign

etc. If the navamsa falls in own sign multiply the number by 2, if in exaltation multiply by 3. This is the system used. This gives the possible years in which it could happen. I don't know about the method of Pritu yasa but I know that similar system is used at many places in Prasamarga, and is in traditional use. Hope it helps. Love, Sreenadh Panditji <navagraha wrote: Namaste Sreenadh ji, Good write up on navamsh. Here is some more food for thought. I came across this in Horasara by Pithuyasa, Son of varahamihir "Add the Navamshas of ¦ani and Lagn. The year represented by this figure will cause hurt by weapon. In the way explained above process add the Navamshas of Rahu and

Lagn on the one hand and Mangal and Lagn on the other hand. The years indicated thus will cause some accident, wound by weapons, tiredness, grief etc" Now how does one add navansha od shani and lagna. If one only uses the amshas in a sign the max one will get is 9 + 9. Or does he mean the amsha number starting from Mesha. So someone with last navansha of meena will be 108. ? ...

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Namaste,

 

Yes thats a typo. I meant Shani.

 

Please elaborate your method.

 

The way I understand what you said is:

 

Take longitude of Shani , multiply by 9 add to it the longituge of lagna ( You say add but later are subtracting). Find the navansha position of this longitude by expunging multiples of 360. Count the navansha from mesha. So for shani if it falls in tula then 7 X 3. If in Kumbha 11X 2.

 

 

Is that so ?

 

Even in this method the maximum year one can get is 12 X 3 = 36.

 

Is something not correct here ?

 

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On 5/31/06, sree nadh <sreesog wrote:

 

 

 

Dear Pandit ji,

That seems to be the 'Yogasputa' concept which was in use from ancient time. I think somebody calls the same 'Sahamas' and somebody else 'progressions'. Am I right? By the way from where the word 'Sahama' came? Is that terminolory part of Gaimini system?

 

> " Add the Navamshas of ¦ani and Lagn " ?!

Panditji, is there a typing mistake? I couldn't understand that line. May be you meant-

" Add the Navamshas of shani and Lagna "

Am I right?

 

> how does one add navansha od shani and lagna.

Prithuyasa is mentioning about adding of Navamsa sphuta with Lagna sputa.

i.e. R x 9 + L =SaniNavamsa-Lagna Yogasputa

This result sputa (i.e. SaNavamsa) should indicate the year of hurt.

 

Just see in which sign this navamsa falls. The counting could be from Mesha, sign of exaltation, sign of debilitation, own sign etc. If the navamsa falls in own sign multiply the number by 2, if in exaltation multiply by 3. This is the system used. This gives the possible years in which it could happen. I don't know about the method of Pritu yasa but I know that similar system is used at many places in Prasamarga, and is in traditional use.

Hope it helps.

Love,

Sreenadh

 

Panditji <navagraha wrote:

 

Namaste Sreenadh ji,

 

Good write up on navamsh.

 

Here is some more food for thought. I came across this in Horasara by Pithuyasa, Son of varahamihir

 

" Add the Navamshas of ¦ani and Lagn. The year represented by this figure will cause hurt by weapon. In the way explained above process add the Navamshas of Rahu and Lagn on the one hand and Mangal and Lagn on the other hand. The years indicated thus will cause some accident, wound by weapons, tiredness, grief etc "

 

 

Now how does one add navansha od shani and lagna. If one only uses the amshas in a sign the max one will get is 9 + 9.

 

Or does he mean the amsha number starting from Mesha. So someone with last navansha of meena will be 108. ?

 

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Dear Pandit ji, That was a typo as well. i meant - R x 9 + L =SaniNavamsa + Lagna Yogasputa==> Take longitude of Shani , multiply by 9 add to it the longituge of lagna ( You say add but later are subtracting). Find the navansha position of this longitude by expunging multiples of 360. Count the navansha from mesha. So for shani if it falls in tula then 7 X 3. If in Kumbha 11X 2. <== yep. But the parivriti (how many rounds) is determind by navamsa of Mo or the 11th lord. That is the tredtion. So it could be more than 36 as well. Love, Sreenadh Panditji <navagraha wrote: Namaste, Yes thats a typo. I meant Shani.

Please elaborate your method. The way I understand what you said is: Take longitude of Shani , multiply by 9 add to it the longituge of lagna ( You say add but later are subtracting). Find the navansha position of this longitude by expunging multiples of 360. Count the navansha from mesha. So for shani if it falls in tula then 7 X 3. If in Kumbha 11X 2. Is that so ? Even in this method the maximum year one can get is 12 X 3 = 36. Is something not correct here ? ... On 5/31/06, sree nadh <sreesog wrote: Dear Pandit ji, That seems to be the 'Yogasputa' concept which was in use from ancient time. I think somebody calls the same 'Sahamas' and somebody else 'progressions'. Am I right? By the way from where the word 'Sahama' came? Is that terminolory part of Gaimini system? >"Add the Navamshas of ¦ani and Lagn" ?! Panditji, is there a typing mistake? I couldn't understand that line. May be you meant- "Add the Navamshas of shani and Lagna" Am I right? > how does one add navansha od shani and lagna. Prithuyasa is mentioning about adding of Navamsa sphuta with Lagna sputa. i.e. R x 9 + L =SaniNavamsa-Lagna Yogasputa This result sputa (i.e. SaNavamsa) should indicate the year of hurt. Just see in which sign this navamsa falls. The counting could be from Mesha, sign

of exaltation, sign of debilitation, own sign etc. If the navamsa falls in own sign multiply the number by 2, if in exaltation multiply by 3. This is the system used. This gives the possible years in which it could happen. I don't know about the method of Pritu yasa but I know that similar system is used at many places in Prasamarga, and is in traditional use. Hope it helps. Love, Sreenadh Panditji <navagraha wrote: Namaste Sreenadh ji, Good write up on navamsh. Here is some more food for thought. I came across this in Horasara by Pithuyasa, Son of varahamihir "Add the Navamshas of ¦ani and Lagn. The year represented by this figure will cause hurt by weapon. In the way explained above process add the Navamshas of Rahu and Lagn on the one hand and Mangal and Lagn on the other hand. The years indicated thus will cause some accident, wound by weapons, tiredness, grief etc" Now how does one add navansha od shani and lagna. If one only uses the amshas in a sign the max one will get is 9 + 9. Or does he mean the amsha number starting from Mesha. So someone with last navansha of meena will be 108. ? ... Messenger with Voice. Make

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Namaste,

 

Whats the method to determine how many rounds ?

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On 5/31/06, sree nadh <sreesog wrote:

 

 

 

Dear Pandit ji,

That was a typo as well. i meant -

 

R x 9 + L =SaniNavamsa + Lagna Yogasputa

==>

 

Take longitude of Shani , multiply by 9 add to it the longituge of lagna ( You say add but later are subtracting). Find the navansha position of this longitude by expunging multiples of 360. Count the navansha from mesha. So for shani if it falls in tula then 7 X 3. If in Kumbha 11X 2.

 

<==

yep. But the parivriti (how many rounds) is determind by navamsa of Mo or the 11th lord. That is the tredtion. So it could be more than 36 as well.

 

Love,

Sreenadh

 

Panditji <navagraha wrote:

 

Namaste,

 

Yes thats a typo. I meant Shani.

 

Please elaborate your method.

 

The way I understand what you said is:

 

Take longitude of Shani , multiply by 9 add to it the longituge of lagna ( You say add but later are subtracting). Find the navansha position of this longitude by expunging multiples of 360. Count the navansha from mesha. So for shani if it falls in tula then 7 X 3. If in Kumbha 11X 2.

 

Is that so ?

 

Even in this method the maximum year one can get is 12 X 3 = 36.

 

Is something not correct here ?

 

....

On 5/31/06, sree nadh <sreesog wrote:

 

 

 

Dear Pandit ji,

That seems to be the 'Yogasputa' concept which was in use from ancient time. I think somebody calls the same 'Sahamas' and somebody else 'progressions'. Am I right? By the way from where the word 'Sahama' came? Is that terminolory part of Gaimini system?

> " Add the Navamshas of ¦ani and Lagn " ?!

Panditji, is there a typing mistake? I couldn't understand that line. May be you meant-

" Add the Navamshas of shani and Lagna "

Am I right?

 

> how does one add navansha od shani and lagna.

Prithuyasa is mentioning about adding of Navamsa sphuta with Lagna sputa.

i.e. R x 9 + L =SaniNavamsa-Lagna Yogasputa

This result sputa (i.e. SaNavamsa) should indicate the year of hurt.

 

Just see in which sign this navamsa falls. The counting could be from Mesha, sign of exaltation, sign of debilitation, own sign etc. If the navamsa falls in own sign multiply the number by 2, if in exaltation multiply by 3. This is the system used. This gives the possible years in which it could happen. I don't know about the method of Pritu yasa but I know that similar system is used at many places in Prasamarga, and is in traditional use.

Hope it helps.

Love,

Sreenadh

 

Panditji <navagraha wrote:

 

Namaste Sreenadh ji,

 

Good write up on navamsh.

 

Here is some more food for thought. I came across this in Horasara by Pithuyasa, Son of varahamihir

 

" Add the Navamshas of ¦ani and Lagn. The year represented by this figure will cause hurt by weapon. In the way explained above process add the Navamshas of Rahu and Lagn on the one hand and Mangal and Lagn on the other hand. The years indicated thus will cause some accident, wound by weapons, tiredness, grief etc "

 

 

Now how does one add navansha od shani and lagna. If one only uses the amshas in a sign the max one will get is 9 + 9.

 

Or does he mean the amsha number starting from Mesha. So someone with last navansha of meena will be 108. ?

 

....

 

 

 

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Dear Pandit ji, I was not familiar with the Prithuyesa method pointed by you, and was quoting things that were part of traditional system, which may or may not be applicable when Prithuyesas method of Adding Navamsa sputa of Sani with Lagna is concerned. I will look for relevant references and then reply in detail. I think that is the right way. > Whats the method to determine how many rounds ? As far as this question is concerned the Moon and 11th indicates Parampara and Parivriti. The count of Navamsa for them indicates the number of rounds. Which one to select depends on your intution (I never heard about how to select between one of them. Traditionally Mo is given more importance) But I am not sure, whether it is applicable in the Prithuyesa method indicated by you or not. So first let me search for the relevant references. Love, Sreenadh Panditji <navagraha wrote: Namaste, Whats the method to determine how many rounds ? .. On 5/31/06, sree nadh <sreesog wrote: Dear Pandit ji, That was a typo as well. i meant - R x 9 + L =SaniNavamsa + Lagna Yogasputa ==> Take longitude of Shani , multiply by 9 add to it the longituge of lagna ( You say add but later are subtracting). Find the navansha

position of this longitude by expunging multiples of 360. Count the navansha from mesha. So for shani if it falls in tula then 7 X 3. If in Kumbha 11X 2. <== yep. But the parivriti (how many rounds) is determind by navamsa of Mo or the 11th lord. That is the tredtion. So it could be more than 36 as well. Love, Sreenadh Panditji <navagraha wrote: Namaste, Yes thats a typo. I meant Shani. Please elaborate your method. The way I understand what you said is: Take longitude of Shani , multiply by 9 add to it the longituge of lagna ( You say add but later are subtracting). Find the navansha position of this longitude by expunging multiples of 360. Count the navansha from mesha. So for shani if it falls in tula then 7 X 3. If in Kumbha 11X 2. Is that so ? Even in this method the maximum year one can get is 12 X 3 = 36. Is something not correct here ? ... On 5/31/06, sree nadh <sreesog wrote: Dear Pandit ji, That seems to be the

'Yogasputa' concept which was in use from ancient time. I think somebody calls the same 'Sahamas' and somebody else 'progressions'. Am I right? By the way from where the word 'Sahama' came? Is that terminolory part of Gaimini system? >"Add the Navamshas of ¦ani and Lagn" ?! Panditji, is there a typing mistake? I couldn't understand that line. May be you meant- "Add the Navamshas of shani and Lagna" Am I right? > how does one add navansha od shani and lagna. Prithuyasa is mentioning about adding of Navamsa sphuta with Lagna sputa. i.e. R x 9 + L =SaniNavamsa-Lagna Yogasputa This result sputa (i.e. SaNavamsa) should indicate the year of hurt. Just see in which sign this navamsa falls. The counting could be from Mesha, sign of exaltation, sign of debilitation, own sign etc. If the navamsa

falls in own sign multiply the number by 2, if in exaltation multiply by 3. This is the system used. This gives the possible years in which it could happen. I don't know about the method of Pritu yasa but I know that similar system is used at many places in Prasamarga, and is in traditional use. Hope it helps. Love, Sreenadh Panditji <navagraha wrote: Namaste Sreenadh ji, Good write up on navamsh. Here is some more food for thought. I came across this in Horasara by Pithuyasa, Son of varahamihir "Add the Navamshas of ¦ani and Lagn. The year represented by this figure will

cause hurt by weapon. In the way explained above process add the Navamshas of Rahu and Lagn on the one hand and Mangal and Lagn on the other hand. The years indicated thus will cause some accident, wound by weapons, tiredness, grief etc" Now how does one add navansha od shani and lagna. If one only uses the amshas in a sign the max one will get is 9 + 9. Or does he mean the amsha number starting from Mesha. So someone with last navansha of meena will be 108. ? ... Messenger with Voice. Make PC-to-Phone Calls to the US (and 30+ countries) for 2¢/min or less.