Jagannatha Hora 7.4 Available Now!

March 22, 2010

Namaste friends,

I am pleased to release Jagannatha Hora 7.4. This release has a lot of useful

new features for research and a lot of bug-fixes that address instabilities.

This is the most complete and stable Jagannatha Hora ever. It is strongly

recommended that everyone having JHora should update to this version.

You can download the full version or short version or just a 1.5 MB update if

you have a working copy of JHora 7.3 or later on your computer. The details are

mentioned on the JHora homepage:

http://www.VedicAstrologer.org/jh

* * *

The main features added in JHora 7.4 (compared to JHora 7.33) are listed here.

There are several other bug-fixes.

(1) Bhava arudha pada calculation has a new option now (not the default) to find

bhava arudha padas based on exact longitudes. This will allow you to replicate

the calculations in the free article " Padamsas and Tranits: A Research Finding "

at http://www.vedicastrologer.org/articles).

(2) The Vimsottari dasa based progressed chart where lagna, nine planets and

other Vimsottari dasa start points (including user defined special point and

special lagna) are progressed based on the Vimsottari dasa progression is

supported now. This will allow you to replicate the calculations in the free

article " Transits and Vimsottari Dasa Progression: A Specific Correlation " at

http://www.vedicastrologer.org/articles) and do further researches.

(3) In addition, progressed charts based on Yogini dasa, Kalachakra dasa and

Sudarsana Chakra dasa are also available, enabling further researches into fine

quantitative correlations between dasa based progressed charts and transit

charts.

(4) Gunanka scores based on ashtakoota (eight-factor) horoscope matching for

marriage are included now. Please click " View " and " Horoscope Matching Score " or

the icon in the toolbar with a man and woman. If you enter the nakshatra and

pada of bride/bridegroom, gunanka score and classification will be shown.

(5) JHora's " mundane " tab now has a button to locate the stationary transits of

planets. This will allow you to replicate the calculations in the free article

" Stationary Planets in Transit (A Research) " at

http://www.vedicastrologer.org/articles).

(6) The graha drishti of various planets on various houses from lagna, various

planets and other bodies and various houses from various arudha padas (if

longitude-based arudha padas are used) is evaluated and displayed in an aspect

view. One can mix and match different divisional charts and natal chart/transit

chart. One can evaluate aspects of D-9 longitudes of transit planets on D-10

logngitudes of natal planets for example. Aspects are quantified and shown as

percentages, using Parasara's formulas for evaluating longitude-based aspects.

(7) JHora was only giving Ishta phala and Kashta phala calculated based on Dr

Raman's book on balas earlier. JHora now also gives Ishta Phala and Kashta Phala

of Parasara, as defined in BPHS. In addition, JHora now gives Uchcha rashmi,

Cheshta rashmi, Subha rashmi and Asubha rashmi of seven planets, as defined by

Parasara in BPHS.

(8) Bhava/chalit chakras of divisional charts using various bodies as reference

(e.g. lagna, Moon, Jupiter, GL etc) are now available based on divisional

longitudes. House system chosen by user (e.g. Sripathi) is applied only to bhava

chart of D-1 when lagna is used as the reference and an equal 30-deg house

system is applied to bhava charts of other divisional charts such as D-9 and

D-10 or when a reference other than lagna is used in D-1. However, user

selection for whether the reference is the beginning or middle of a house is

applied to bhava charts of all divisional charts from all references.

(9) The ability to find nakshatras and nakshatra dasas based on the sidereal

zodiac even when using tropical zodiac for all other calculations was added.

Check the new checkbox in ayanamsa option dialog box.

(10) Saptarshi nakshatra dasa taught by Pt Sanjay Rath in his " Brihat Nakshatra "

book is added.

(11) Avayogi calculation had a bug that affected 50% charts. It is fixed now.

(12) When listing yogi, sahayogi and avayogi, now the exact longitudes of yoga

and avayoga points are also mentioned. They are also available in the basic

longitude window now and you can see their divisional longitudes too. Some

scholars consider them important in transits (thanks to Sri Ramadas Rao for the

suggestion).

(13) A toolbar has been added at the top to add/subtract time (in units of 1

sec, 15 sec, 1 min, 1 hour, 1 day, 1 month and 1 year) with the click of a

button.

(14) In all nakshatra dasas (Vimsottari, Ashtottari, Yogini etc), a new option

is added now and it will be remembered when you close and re-open. This option

governs how antardasas are found. Suppose mahadasas are A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H

and you need antardasas in mahadasa F. The following six options are supported:

F, G, H, A, B, C, D, E (start from the dasa lord and go forward)

F, E, D, C, B, A, H, G (start from the dasa lord and go backward)

G, H, A, B, C, D, E, F (start from the next dasa lord and go forward)

G, F, E, D, C, B, A, H (start from the next dasa lord sign and go backward)

E, F, G, H, A, B, C, D (start from the previous dasa lord and go forward)

E, D, C, B, A, H, G, F (start from the previous dasa lord and go backward)

The default for Shodasottari is the 6th option. The default for Ashtottari dasa

and Dwadasottari dasa is the 3rd option. For others, 1st option is the default.

However, you can experiment any option with any nakshatra dasa and draw your

conclusions!

(15) Previously only Vimsottari dasa could be started from nakshatras occupied

by references in divisional charts. Though the dasa options dialog box gave the

divisional chart selection for other nakshatra dasas also, it had no effect.

This has been fixed. All nakshatra dasas can now be computed based on the

nakshatra occupied by references in divisional charts.

(16) Sahamas found in JHora were sometimes using day time formula instead of

night time formula or vice versa, when calculated for the first time with a

birthdata. On a data update, they would be fixed. This is corrected now.

(17) Daylight savings time changes made in Canada in 2006 are now implemented in

JHora. Changes in US have already been implemented, but changes in Canada were

missed.

(18) " Uniform Krishna Mishra navamsa " based on my independent interpretation of

Krishna Mishra's verses on navamsa is added. This version results in a chart

that represents all signs uniformly, whereas the version of Krishna Mishra

navamsa shared by Shanmukha earlier, which is also supported in JHora, is biased

towards some signs, i.e. some signs occur 12 times, some signs occur 9 times and

some signs occur only 6 times. In uniform variation, all signs occur 9 times.

(19) The defaults in JHora are historically set to various values and I tend to

not change defaults as that seems to create confusion. However, my own

recommendations have evolved over the time. I added a menu item to set

preferences to my liking ( " Preferences " >> " Related to calculations " >> " Set

Calculation Options as recommended by author " ). If you click it, all preferences

(ayanamsa, sunrise, chara karaka definition etc) will be set based on what *I*

recommend.

(20) Import/export feature of preferences is added. If you select " File " ,

" Export preferences (.ini file) " , it will save the preferences to a .ini file

with the location and file name selected by user through a file save dialog box.

If you select " File " , " Import preferences (.ini file) " , it will load the

preferences from a .ini file with location and name selected by user through a

file open dialog box. This enables you to back up your settings and try the

settings sent by other people.

(21) Links to a few important websites are added to the main menu. One can visit

jhora by clicking a menu, for example.

A few other bugs and instabilities were addressed.

* * *

I hope Jagannatha Hora users will take advantage of new calculations and

features made available in this version. If you are offering JHora on your

website for a download, please update to JHora 7.4.

Best regards,

Narasimha

-

Free Jyotish Software, Free Jyotish Lessons, Jyotish Writings,

" Do It Yourself " ritual manuals for short Homam and Pitri Tarpana:

http://www.VedicAstrologer.org

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Spirituality:

Jyotish writings: JyotishWritings

-

March 22, 2010

Dear Shri PVR,

Happy Ugadi Greetings,

Thank you for your efforts in getting the 7.4 version of Jhora and making it

avaialble to students like me. I applied the update patch to my existing Jhora

7.33 version and found some discrepancy. For example in my D-10 chart the A-8 is

being reflected wrongly (it was correct in 7.33). Also in the tajaka chart in

7.33 version the ascenadant was Capricorn for 2010 while it is Aquarius for

2010. I am not sure which one to consider as the correct chart. Kindly guide.

My details are 4th Jan1969-POB : Hyderabad AP TOB:11.15 AM.

regards

HMuttagi

jhora , Narasimha PVR Rao <pvr wrote:

>

> Namaste friends,

>

> I am pleased to release Jagannatha Hora 7.4. This release has a lot of useful

new features for research and a lot of bug-fixes that address instabilities.

This is the most complete and stable Jagannatha Hora ever. It is strongly

recommended that everyone having JHora should update to this version.

>

> You can download the full version or short version or just a 1.5 MB update if

you have a working copy of JHora 7.3 or later on your computer. The details are

mentioned on the JHora homepage:

>

> http://www.VedicAstrologer.org/jh

>

> * * *

>

> The main features added in JHora 7.4 (compared to JHora 7.33) are listed here.

There are several other bug-fixes.

>

> (1) Bhava arudha pada calculation has a new option now (not the default) to

find bhava arudha padas based on exact longitudes. This will allow you to

replicate the calculations in the free article " Padamsas and Tranits: A Research

Finding " at http://www.vedicastrologer.org/articles).

>

> (2) The Vimsottari dasa based progressed chart where lagna, nine planets and

other Vimsottari dasa start points (including user defined special point and

special lagna) are progressed based on the Vimsottari dasa progression is

supported now. This will allow you to replicate the calculations in the free

article " Transits and Vimsottari Dasa Progression: A Specific Correlation " at

http://www.vedicastrologer.org/articles) and do further researches.

>

> (3) In addition, progressed charts based on Yogini dasa, Kalachakra dasa and

Sudarsana Chakra dasa are also available, enabling further researches into fine

quantitative correlations between dasa based progressed charts and transit

charts.

>

> (4) Gunanka scores based on ashtakoota (eight-factor) horoscope matching for

marriage are included now. Please click " View " and " Horoscope Matching Score " or

the icon in the toolbar with a man and woman. If you enter the nakshatra and

pada of bride/bridegroom, gunanka score and classification will be shown.

>

> (5) JHora's " mundane " tab now has a button to locate the stationary transits

of planets. This will allow you to replicate the calculations in the free

article " Stationary Planets in Transit (A Research) " at

http://www.vedicastrologer.org/articles).

>

> (6) The graha drishti of various planets on various houses from lagna, various

planets and other bodies and various houses from various arudha padas (if

longitude-based arudha padas are used) is evaluated and displayed in an aspect

view. One can mix and match different divisional charts and natal chart/transit

chart. One can evaluate aspects of D-9 longitudes of transit planets on D-10

logngitudes of natal planets for example. Aspects are quantified and shown as

percentages, using Parasara's formulas for evaluating longitude-based aspects.

>

> (7) JHora was only giving Ishta phala and Kashta phala calculated based on Dr

Raman's book on balas earlier. JHora now also gives Ishta Phala and Kashta Phala

of Parasara, as defined in BPHS. In addition, JHora now gives Uchcha rashmi,

Cheshta rashmi, Subha rashmi and Asubha rashmi of seven planets, as defined by

Parasara in BPHS.

>

> (8) Bhava/chalit chakras of divisional charts using various bodies as

reference (e.g. lagna, Moon, Jupiter, GL etc) are now available based on

divisional longitudes. House system chosen by user (e.g. Sripathi) is applied

only to bhava chart of D-1 when lagna is used as the reference and an equal

30-deg house system is applied to bhava charts of other divisional charts such

as D-9 and D-10 or when a reference other than lagna is used in D-1. However,

user selection for whether the reference is the beginning or middle of a house

is applied to bhava charts of all divisional charts from all references.

>

> (9) The ability to find nakshatras and nakshatra dasas based on the sidereal

zodiac even when using tropical zodiac for all other calculations was added.

Check the new checkbox in ayanamsa option dialog box.

>

> (10) Saptarshi nakshatra dasa taught by Pt Sanjay Rath in his " Brihat

Nakshatra " book is added.

>

> (11) Avayogi calculation had a bug that affected 50% charts. It is fixed now.

>

> (12) When listing yogi, sahayogi and avayogi, now the exact longitudes of yoga

and avayoga points are also mentioned. They are also available in the basic

longitude window now and you can see their divisional longitudes too. Some

scholars consider them important in transits (thanks to Sri Ramadas Rao for the

suggestion).

>

> (13) A toolbar has been added at the top to add/subtract time (in units of 1

sec, 15 sec, 1 min, 1 hour, 1 day, 1 month and 1 year) with the click of a

button.

>

> (14) In all nakshatra dasas (Vimsottari, Ashtottari, Yogini etc), a new option

is added now and it will be remembered when you close and re-open. This option

governs how antardasas are found. Suppose mahadasas are A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H

and you need antardasas in mahadasa F. The following six options are supported:

>

> F, G, H, A, B, C, D, E (start from the dasa lord and go forward)

> F, E, D, C, B, A, H, G (start from the dasa lord and go backward)

> G, H, A, B, C, D, E, F (start from the next dasa lord and go forward)

> G, F, E, D, C, B, A, H (start from the next dasa lord sign and go backward)

> E, F, G, H, A, B, C, D (start from the previous dasa lord and go forward)

> E, D, C, B, A, H, G, F (start from the previous dasa lord and go backward)

>

> The default for Shodasottari is the 6th option. The default for Ashtottari

dasa and Dwadasottari dasa is the 3rd option. For others, 1st option is the

default. However, you can experiment any option with any nakshatra dasa and draw

your conclusions!

>

> (15) Previously only Vimsottari dasa could be started from nakshatras occupied

by references in divisional charts. Though the dasa options dialog box gave the

divisional chart selection for other nakshatra dasas also, it had no effect.

This has been fixed. All nakshatra dasas can now be computed based on the

nakshatra occupied by references in divisional charts.

>

> (16) Sahamas found in JHora were sometimes using day time formula instead of

night time formula or vice versa, when calculated for the first time with a

birthdata. On a data update, they would be fixed. This is corrected now.

>

> (17) Daylight savings time changes made in Canada in 2006 are now implemented

in JHora. Changes in US have already been implemented, but changes in Canada

were missed.

>

> (18) " Uniform Krishna Mishra navamsa " based on my independent interpretation

of Krishna Mishra's verses on navamsa is added. This version results in a chart

that represents all signs uniformly, whereas the version of Krishna Mishra

navamsa shared by Shanmukha earlier, which is also supported in JHora, is biased

towards some signs, i.e. some signs occur 12 times, some signs occur 9 times and

some signs occur only 6 times. In uniform variation, all signs occur 9 times.

>

> (19) The defaults in JHora are historically set to various values and I tend

to not change defaults as that seems to create confusion. However, my own

recommendations have evolved over the time. I added a menu item to set

preferences to my liking ( " Preferences " >> " Related to calculations " >> " Set

Calculation Options as recommended by author " ). If you click it, all preferences

(ayanamsa, sunrise, chara karaka definition etc) will be set based on what *I*

recommend.

>

> (20) Import/export feature of preferences is added. If you select " File " ,

" Export preferences (.ini file) " , it will save the preferences to a .ini file

with the location and file name selected by user through a file save dialog box.

If you select " File " , " Import preferences (.ini file) " , it will load the

preferences from a .ini file with location and name selected by user through a

file open dialog box. This enables you to back up your settings and try the

settings sent by other people.

>

> (21) Links to a few important websites are added to the main menu. One can

visit jhora by clicking a menu, for example.

>

> A few other bugs and instabilities were addressed.

>

> * * *

>

> I hope Jagannatha Hora users will take advantage of new calculations and

features made available in this version. If you are offering JHora on your

website for a download, please update to JHora 7.4.

>

> Best regards,

> Narasimha

> -

> Free Jyotish Software, Free Jyotish Lessons, Jyotish Writings,

> " Do It Yourself " ritual manuals for short Homam and Pitri Tarpana:

> http://www.VedicAstrologer.org

> Films that make a difference: http://SaraswatiFilms.org

> Spirituality:

> Jyotish writings: JyotishWritings

> -

>

March 22, 2010

In the second question it should be tithi pravesha chart not tajaka. Apologize

for the error.

Thanks

jhora , " hmuttagi " <hmuttagi wrote:

>

> Dear Shri PVR,

>

> Happy Ugadi Greetings,

>

> Thank you for your efforts in getting the 7.4 version of Jhora and making it

avaialble to students like me. I applied the update patch to my existing Jhora

7.33 version and found some discrepancy. For example in my D-10 chart the A-8 is

being reflected wrongly (it was correct in 7.33). Also in the tajaka chart in

7.33 version the ascenadant was Capricorn for 2010 while it is Aquarius for

2010. I am not sure which one to consider as the correct chart. Kindly guide.

>

> My details are 4th Jan1969-POB : Hyderabad AP TOB:11.15 AM.

>

> regards

> HMuttagi

>

> jhora , Narasimha PVR Rao <pvr@> wrote:

> >

> > Namaste friends,

> >

> > I am pleased to release Jagannatha Hora 7.4. This release has a lot of

useful new features for research and a lot of bug-fixes that address

instabilities. This is the most complete and stable Jagannatha Hora ever. It is

strongly recommended that everyone having JHora should update to this version.

> >

> > You can download the full version or short version or just a 1.5 MB update

if you have a working copy of JHora 7.3 or later on your computer. The details

are mentioned on the JHora homepage:

> >

> > http://www.VedicAstrologer.org/jh

> >

> > * * *

> >

> > The main features added in JHora 7.4 (compared to JHora 7.33) are listed

here. There are several other bug-fixes.

> >

> > (1) Bhava arudha pada calculation has a new option now (not the default) to

find bhava arudha padas based on exact longitudes. This will allow you to

replicate the calculations in the free article " Padamsas and Tranits: A Research

Finding " at http://www.vedicastrologer.org/articles).

> >

> > (2) The Vimsottari dasa based progressed chart where lagna, nine planets and

other Vimsottari dasa start points (including user defined special point and

special lagna) are progressed based on the Vimsottari dasa progression is

supported now. This will allow you to replicate the calculations in the free

article " Transits and Vimsottari Dasa Progression: A Specific Correlation " at

http://www.vedicastrologer.org/articles) and do further researches.

> >

> > (3) In addition, progressed charts based on Yogini dasa, Kalachakra dasa and

Sudarsana Chakra dasa are also available, enabling further researches into fine

quantitative correlations between dasa based progressed charts and transit

charts.

> >

> > (4) Gunanka scores based on ashtakoota (eight-factor) horoscope matching for

marriage are included now. Please click " View " and " Horoscope Matching Score " or

the icon in the toolbar with a man and woman. If you enter the nakshatra and

pada of bride/bridegroom, gunanka score and classification will be shown.

> >

> > (5) JHora's " mundane " tab now has a button to locate the stationary transits

of planets. This will allow you to replicate the calculations in the free

article " Stationary Planets in Transit (A Research) " at

http://www.vedicastrologer.org/articles).

> >

> > (6) The graha drishti of various planets on various houses from lagna,

various planets and other bodies and various houses from various arudha padas

(if longitude-based arudha padas are used) is evaluated and displayed in an

aspect view. One can mix and match different divisional charts and natal

chart/transit chart. One can evaluate aspects of D-9 longitudes of transit

planets on D-10 logngitudes of natal planets for example. Aspects are quantified

and shown as percentages, using Parasara's formulas for evaluating

longitude-based aspects.

> >

> > (7) JHora was only giving Ishta phala and Kashta phala calculated based on

Dr Raman's book on balas earlier. JHora now also gives Ishta Phala and Kashta

Phala of Parasara, as defined in BPHS. In addition, JHora now gives Uchcha

rashmi, Cheshta rashmi, Subha rashmi and Asubha rashmi of seven planets, as

defined by Parasara in BPHS.

> >

> > (8) Bhava/chalit chakras of divisional charts using various bodies as

reference (e.g. lagna, Moon, Jupiter, GL etc) are now available based on

divisional longitudes. House system chosen by user (e.g. Sripathi) is applied

only to bhava chart of D-1 when lagna is used as the reference and an equal

30-deg house system is applied to bhava charts of other divisional charts such

as D-9 and D-10 or when a reference other than lagna is used in D-1. However,

user selection for whether the reference is the beginning or middle of a house

is applied to bhava charts of all divisional charts from all references.

> >

> > (9) The ability to find nakshatras and nakshatra dasas based on the sidereal

zodiac even when using tropical zodiac for all other calculations was added.

Check the new checkbox in ayanamsa option dialog box.

> >

> > (10) Saptarshi nakshatra dasa taught by Pt Sanjay Rath in his " Brihat

Nakshatra " book is added.

> >

> > (11) Avayogi calculation had a bug that affected 50% charts. It is fixed

now.

> >

> > (12) When listing yogi, sahayogi and avayogi, now the exact longitudes of

yoga and avayoga points are also mentioned. They are also available in the basic

longitude window now and you can see their divisional longitudes too. Some

scholars consider them important in transits (thanks to Sri Ramadas Rao for the

suggestion).

> >

> > (13) A toolbar has been added at the top to add/subtract time (in units of 1

sec, 15 sec, 1 min, 1 hour, 1 day, 1 month and 1 year) with the click of a

button.

> >

> > (14) In all nakshatra dasas (Vimsottari, Ashtottari, Yogini etc), a new

option is added now and it will be remembered when you close and re-open. This

option governs how antardasas are found. Suppose mahadasas are A, B, C, D, E, F,

G, H and you need antardasas in mahadasa F. The following six options are

supported:

> >

> > F, G, H, A, B, C, D, E (start from the dasa lord and go forward)

> > F, E, D, C, B, A, H, G (start from the dasa lord and go backward)

> > G, H, A, B, C, D, E, F (start from the next dasa lord and go forward)

> > G, F, E, D, C, B, A, H (start from the next dasa lord sign and go backward)

> > E, F, G, H, A, B, C, D (start from the previous dasa lord and go forward)

> > E, D, C, B, A, H, G, F (start from the previous dasa lord and go backward)

> >

> > The default for Shodasottari is the 6th option. The default for Ashtottari

dasa and Dwadasottari dasa is the 3rd option. For others, 1st option is the

default. However, you can experiment any option with any nakshatra dasa and draw

your conclusions!

> >

> > (15) Previously only Vimsottari dasa could be started from nakshatras

occupied by references in divisional charts. Though the dasa options dialog box

gave the divisional chart selection for other nakshatra dasas also, it had no

effect. This has been fixed. All nakshatra dasas can now be computed based on

the nakshatra occupied by references in divisional charts.

> >

> > (16) Sahamas found in JHora were sometimes using day time formula instead of

night time formula or vice versa, when calculated for the first time with a

birthdata. On a data update, they would be fixed. This is corrected now.

> >

> > (17) Daylight savings time changes made in Canada in 2006 are now

implemented in JHora. Changes in US have already been implemented, but changes

in Canada were missed.

> >

> > (18) " Uniform Krishna Mishra navamsa " based on my independent interpretation

of Krishna Mishra's verses on navamsa is added. This version results in a chart

that represents all signs uniformly, whereas the version of Krishna Mishra

navamsa shared by Shanmukha earlier, which is also supported in JHora, is biased

towards some signs, i.e. some signs occur 12 times, some signs occur 9 times and

some signs occur only 6 times. In uniform variation, all signs occur 9 times.

> >

> > (19) The defaults in JHora are historically set to various values and I tend

to not change defaults as that seems to create confusion. However, my own

recommendations have evolved over the time. I added a menu item to set

preferences to my liking ( " Preferences " >> " Related to calculations " >> " Set

Calculation Options as recommended by author " ). If you click it, all preferences

(ayanamsa, sunrise, chara karaka definition etc) will be set based on what *I*

recommend.

> >

> > (20) Import/export feature of preferences is added. If you select " File " ,

" Export preferences (.ini file) " , it will save the preferences to a .ini file

with the location and file name selected by user through a file save dialog box.

If you select " File " , " Import preferences (.ini file) " , it will load the

preferences from a .ini file with location and name selected by user through a

file open dialog box. This enables you to back up your settings and try the

settings sent by other people.

> >

> > (21) Links to a few important websites are added to the main menu. One can

visit jhora by clicking a menu, for example.

> >

> > A few other bugs and instabilities were addressed.

> >

> > * * *

> >

> > I hope Jagannatha Hora users will take advantage of new calculations and

features made available in this version. If you are offering JHora on your

website for a download, please update to JHora 7.4.

> >

> > Best regards,

> > Narasimha

> > -

> > Free Jyotish Software, Free Jyotish Lessons, Jyotish Writings,

> > " Do It Yourself " ritual manuals for short Homam and Pitri Tarpana:

> > http://www.VedicAstrologer.org

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March 22, 2010

By choosing the Lahiri chitrapaksha option the Tithi pravesha (and also the

vimshottari dasha) issues were resolved. I think by default 7.4 takes Jaganatha

ayanamsa which gives difference.

Look to your answer on the A8 riddle?

best regards

Hanmant

jhora , " hmuttagi " <hmuttagi wrote:

>

> In the second question it should be tithi pravesha chart not tajaka. Apologize

for the error.

>

> Thanks

>

> jhora , " hmuttagi " <hmuttagi@> wrote:

> >

> > Dear Shri PVR,

> >

> > Happy Ugadi Greetings,

> >

> > Thank you for your efforts in getting the 7.4 version of Jhora and making it

avaialble to students like me. I applied the update patch to my existing Jhora

7.33 version and found some discrepancy. For example in my D-10 chart the A-8 is

being reflected wrongly (it was correct in 7.33). Also in the tajaka chart in

7.33 version the ascenadant was Capricorn for 2010 while it is Aquarius for

2010. I am not sure which one to consider as the correct chart. Kindly guide.

> >

> > My details are 4th Jan1969-POB : Hyderabad AP TOB:11.15 AM.

> >

> > regards

> > HMuttagi

> >

> > jhora , Narasimha PVR Rao <pvr@> wrote:

> > >

> > > Namaste friends,

> > >

> > > I am pleased to release Jagannatha Hora 7.4. This release has a lot of

useful new features for research and a lot of bug-fixes that address

instabilities. This is the most complete and stable Jagannatha Hora ever. It is

strongly recommended that everyone having JHora should update to this version.

> > >

> > > You can download the full version or short version or just a 1.5 MB update

if you have a working copy of JHora 7.3 or later on your computer. The details

are mentioned on the JHora homepage:

> > >

> > > http://www.VedicAstrologer.org/jh

> > >

> > > * * *

> > >

> > > The main features added in JHora 7.4 (compared to JHora 7.33) are listed

here. There are several other bug-fixes.

> > >

> > > (1) Bhava arudha pada calculation has a new option now (not the default)

to find bhava arudha padas based on exact longitudes. This will allow you to

replicate the calculations in the free article " Padamsas and Tranits: A Research

Finding " at http://www.vedicastrologer.org/articles).

> > >

> > > (2) The Vimsottari dasa based progressed chart where lagna, nine planets

and other Vimsottari dasa start points (including user defined special point and

special lagna) are progressed based on the Vimsottari dasa progression is

supported now. This will allow you to replicate the calculations in the free

article " Transits and Vimsottari Dasa Progression: A Specific Correlation " at

http://www.vedicastrologer.org/articles) and do further researches.

> > >

> > > (3) In addition, progressed charts based on Yogini dasa, Kalachakra dasa

and Sudarsana Chakra dasa are also available, enabling further researches into

fine quantitative correlations between dasa based progressed charts and transit

charts.

> > >

> > > (4) Gunanka scores based on ashtakoota (eight-factor) horoscope matching

for marriage are included now. Please click " View " and " Horoscope Matching

Score " or the icon in the toolbar with a man and woman. If you enter the

nakshatra and pada of bride/bridegroom, gunanka score and classification will be

shown.

> > >

> > > (5) JHora's " mundane " tab now has a button to locate the stationary

transits of planets. This will allow you to replicate the calculations in the

free article " Stationary Planets in Transit (A Research) " at

http://www.vedicastrologer.org/articles).

> > >

> > > (6) The graha drishti of various planets on various houses from lagna,

various planets and other bodies and various houses from various arudha padas

(if longitude-based arudha padas are used) is evaluated and displayed in an

aspect view. One can mix and match different divisional charts and natal

chart/transit chart. One can evaluate aspects of D-9 longitudes of transit

planets on D-10 logngitudes of natal planets for example. Aspects are quantified

and shown as percentages, using Parasara's formulas for evaluating

longitude-based aspects.

> > >

> > > (7) JHora was only giving Ishta phala and Kashta phala calculated based on

Dr Raman's book on balas earlier. JHora now also gives Ishta Phala and Kashta

Phala of Parasara, as defined in BPHS. In addition, JHora now gives Uchcha

rashmi, Cheshta rashmi, Subha rashmi and Asubha rashmi of seven planets, as

defined by Parasara in BPHS.

> > >

> > > (8) Bhava/chalit chakras of divisional charts using various bodies as

reference (e.g. lagna, Moon, Jupiter, GL etc) are now available based on

divisional longitudes. House system chosen by user (e.g. Sripathi) is applied

only to bhava chart of D-1 when lagna is used as the reference and an equal

30-deg house system is applied to bhava charts of other divisional charts such

as D-9 and D-10 or when a reference other than lagna is used in D-1. However,

user selection for whether the reference is the beginning or middle of a house

is applied to bhava charts of all divisional charts from all references.

> > >

> > > (9) The ability to find nakshatras and nakshatra dasas based on the

sidereal zodiac even when using tropical zodiac for all other calculations was

added. Check the new checkbox in ayanamsa option dialog box.

> > >

> > > (10) Saptarshi nakshatra dasa taught by Pt Sanjay Rath in his " Brihat

Nakshatra " book is added.

> > >

> > > (11) Avayogi calculation had a bug that affected 50% charts. It is fixed

now.

> > >

> > > (12) When listing yogi, sahayogi and avayogi, now the exact longitudes of

yoga and avayoga points are also mentioned. They are also available in the basic

longitude window now and you can see their divisional longitudes too. Some

scholars consider them important in transits (thanks to Sri Ramadas Rao for the

suggestion).

> > >

> > > (13) A toolbar has been added at the top to add/subtract time (in units of

1 sec, 15 sec, 1 min, 1 hour, 1 day, 1 month and 1 year) with the click of a

button.

> > >

> > > (14) In all nakshatra dasas (Vimsottari, Ashtottari, Yogini etc), a new

option is added now and it will be remembered when you close and re-open. This

option governs how antardasas are found. Suppose mahadasas are A, B, C, D, E, F,

G, H and you need antardasas in mahadasa F. The following six options are

supported:

> > >

> > > F, G, H, A, B, C, D, E (start from the dasa lord and go forward)

> > > F, E, D, C, B, A, H, G (start from the dasa lord and go backward)

> > > G, H, A, B, C, D, E, F (start from the next dasa lord and go forward)

> > > G, F, E, D, C, B, A, H (start from the next dasa lord sign and go

backward)

> > > E, F, G, H, A, B, C, D (start from the previous dasa lord and go forward)

> > > E, D, C, B, A, H, G, F (start from the previous dasa lord and go backward)

> > >

> > > The default for Shodasottari is the 6th option. The default for

Ashtottari dasa and Dwadasottari dasa is the 3rd option. For others, 1st option

is the default. However, you can experiment any option with any nakshatra dasa

and draw your conclusions!

> > >

> > > (15) Previously only Vimsottari dasa could be started from nakshatras

occupied by references in divisional charts. Though the dasa options dialog box

gave the divisional chart selection for other nakshatra dasas also, it had no

effect. This has been fixed. All nakshatra dasas can now be computed based on

the nakshatra occupied by references in divisional charts.

> > >

> > > (16) Sahamas found in JHora were sometimes using day time formula instead

of night time formula or vice versa, when calculated for the first time with a

birthdata. On a data update, they would be fixed. This is corrected now.

> > >

> > > (17) Daylight savings time changes made in Canada in 2006 are now

implemented in JHora. Changes in US have already been implemented, but changes

in Canada were missed.

> > >

> > > (18) " Uniform Krishna Mishra navamsa " based on my independent

interpretation of Krishna Mishra's verses on navamsa is added. This version

results in a chart that represents all signs uniformly, whereas the version of

Krishna Mishra navamsa shared by Shanmukha earlier, which is also supported in

JHora, is biased towards some signs, i.e. some signs occur 12 times, some signs

occur 9 times and some signs occur only 6 times. In uniform variation, all signs

occur 9 times.

> > >

> > > (19) The defaults in JHora are historically set to various values and I

tend to not change defaults as that seems to create confusion. However, my own

recommendations have evolved over the time. I added a menu item to set

preferences to my liking ( " Preferences " >> " Related to calculations " >> " Set

Calculation Options as recommended by author " ). If you click it, all preferences

(ayanamsa, sunrise, chara karaka definition etc) will be set based on what *I*

recommend.

> > >

> > > (20) Import/export feature of preferences is added. If you select " File " ,

" Export preferences (.ini file) " , it will save the preferences to a .ini file

with the location and file name selected by user through a file save dialog box.

If you select " File " , " Import preferences (.ini file) " , it will load the

preferences from a .ini file with location and name selected by user through a

file open dialog box. This enables you to back up your settings and try the

settings sent by other people.

> > >

> > > (21) Links to a few important websites are added to the main menu. One can

visit jhora by clicking a menu, for example.

> > >

> > > A few other bugs and instabilities were addressed.

> > >

> > > * * *

> > >

> > > I hope Jagannatha Hora users will take advantage of new calculations and

features made available in this version. If you are offering JHora on your

website for a download, please update to JHora 7.4.

> > >

> > > Best regards,

> > > Narasimha

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> > >

> >

>

March 22, 2010

Respected Narasimha PVR Rao Sir

Thank you very much for much awaited release.

It is a great gift to the world.

World of Astrology will remain indebted to your contribution.

Hope Astrologers will use it for the benefit of the world.

Thanks

Ashok