Guest guest Posted December 27, 2000 Report Share Posted December 27, 2000 Om Krishna Guru, Pranaam Narashima, Thanks for details and nice information which is very useful. Please throw lights on some doubts. >Antardasas in each dasa start from dasa rasi and progress in the >regular zodiacal order at the rate of one rasi per *month*. >Pratyantardasas are found accordingly and they progress at the rate >of 1 rasi per 60 hours (2.5 days). >Results during a dasa or antardasa are found by looking at the >planetary position at *the beginning* of the dasa or antardasa. >Parasara explicitly taught this. For antardasa reference, do we cast chart when the Sun attains the exact degree and minutes in the progressing rasi? Will there be two different charts - one for dasa and other for antardasa. If so, how to corrolate these charts? Or get the antardasa rasi in the same annual chart progressing one rasi per month from Muntha? When a planet is situated in a favorable house from dasa and it happens to be situated in bad house from antardasa what will be final outcome? Or judgement on the basis of Tajaka annual chart (dasa chart) with Patyayini dasa is enough without monthly charts. May be I am not expressing the problem well ! >Malefics in the 3rd/6th houses from dasa/antardasa rasi give victory. >In 11th house, all planets give gains. In other houses, malefics give >setbacks related to the house. Benefics save one in the area ruled by >the houses occupied by them. In particular, they give excellent >results when in quadrants or trines or 8th. Position of dasa rasi's >lord from dasa rasi is also important. > >Using these rules, we should judge the positions of planets w.r.t. >dasa rasi at the beginning of a dasa. > >The above is what Parasara taught. It maps very well to Tajaka >charts. Tajaka annual chart is nothing but the dasa pravesh (period >commencement) chart of SC dasa. Tajaka monthly chart is nothing but >the antardasa pravesh chart. Tajaka hora chart (2.5-day chart) is >nothing but the pratyantardasa pravesh chart. Muntha in Tajaka annual >charts is nothing but the SC dasa rasi from lagna. By correlating >Parasara's explicit teachings on Sudarsana Chakra dasa and the what >the tradition teaches about Tajaka charts, I conclude that the two >have strong links and made some modifications accordingly in the >computation of muntha in divisional charts and monthly charts.\ Muntha rasi in D-1 in Tajaka chart is the muntha rasi for all D-n charts of the year? Is it because we do not consider longitude of muntha but consider only the rasi? Thanks Shishya, Bhola Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 28, 2000 Report Share Posted December 28, 2000 Jaya Jagannath Dear Narasimha, You have assumed that the calculation of Muntha for the other Graha like Moon & Sun is going to be regular like for the Lagna. Muntha is the progressed Lagna. Have you understood why Parasara gave a specific order of writing the Lagna, Moon and Sun charts in the Sudarshana Chakra? After all, normally would it matter if the Lagna chakra is inside or outside of the Surya Lagna Chakra? do you consider the position of the Lagna in the Surya Lagna chakra..like say if Lagna is in the fifth house in the Surya Lagna chakra, does it have a reading or results attributed for this? No, it does not. Then the purpose of Lagna is lost in the Surya or Chandra Lagna chakra. so alos Muntha which derives its meaning from Lagna loses its existance in surya and Chandra Lagna Chakra. Best Wishes Sanjay Rath - Narasimha Rao <pvr <varahamihira > Tuesday, December 26, 2000 5:45 PM [sri Guru] Sudarsana Chakra Dasa and Muntha > Dear Bhola, > > > Thanks for Narashima's enlightening posts on Muntha. I > > have a question. When we cast Tajaka chart for native's > > new year and count Muntha, is it number of years elapsed > > or running (elapsed years+1)in that year?(Of course > > dividing it by 12 and rejecting the quotient and taking > > the remainder)? Again counting muntha is always from natal > > Lagna? (Some suggestion were that strongest of the Lagna, > > Moon and Sun). Again what is the basis of casting monthly > > charts? Pls enlighten. > > If the native is starting nth year, then muntha is in the nth house > from natal lagna (after subtracting multiples of 12, of course). > > If somebody with Cancer lagna finishes 46 years and starts the 47th > year, muntha for the coming year is in the 47th house, i.e. 47- > 36=11th house, from natal lagna. So muntha of the 47th year's annual > chart is in Taurus (11th from Cancer). > > Muntha as defined in standard texts is based on natal lagna only. > > However, when we note that muntha is nothing but the dasa rasi of > Sudarsana chakra dasa and Sudarsana chakra dasa should be reckoned > from all the three references, we can take a different muntha from > lagna, Moon and Sun. Taking the strongest reference is only a > simplification. At the end, I am giving some information about > Sudarsana chakra dasa. > > The basis behind monthly chart must be the antardasas of Sudarsana > chakra dasa. > > May Jupiter's light shine on us, > Narasimha > --------- > Sudarsana Chakra Dasa > > Parasara taught about Sudarsana chakra, in which houses are found > from all the three references - lagna, Moon and Sun. Though many > maharshis taught houses from only lagna, Parasara said, bhava chakra > must be read from all the three. If we want to know about one'a > career, for example, we must look at the 10th from lagna, Moon and > Sun. Parasara added that one reference may be sufficient when two or > three of these are together, but all the three must be considered > when they are all in different signs. > > Sudarsana Chakra dasa (SC dasa) always starts from 1st house (from > each reference) at birth and progresses at the rate of 1 rasi per > year in the regular zodiacal direction. If one has lagna in D-n in > Le, the corresponding SC dasa belongs to Le in 1st year of life, Vi > in 2nd year, Li in 3rd year and so on. After 12 years, same dasas > repeat. > > Antardasas in each dasa start from dasa rasi and progress in the > regular zodiacal order at the rate of one rasi per *month*. > Pratyantardasas are found accordingly and they progress at the rate > of 1 rasi per 60 hours (2.5 days). > > Results during a dasa or antardasa are found by looking at the > planetary position at *the beginning* of the dasa or antardasa. > Parasara explicitly taught this. > > Malefics in the 3rd/6th houses from dasa/antardasa rasi give victory. > In 11th house, all planets give gains. In other houses, malefics give > setbacks related to the house. Benefics save one in the area ruled by > the houses occupied by them. In particular, they give excellent > results when in quadrants or trines or 8th. Position of dasa rasi's > lord from dasa rasi is also important. > > Using these rules, we should judge the positions of planets w.r.t. > dasa rasi at the beginning of a dasa. > > The above is what Parasara taught. It maps very well to Tajaka > charts. Tajaka annual chart is nothing but the dasa pravesh (period > commencement) chart of SC dasa. Tajaka monthly chart is nothing but > the antardasa pravesh chart. Tajaka hora chart (2.5-day chart) is > nothing but the pratyantardasa pravesh chart. Muntha in Tajaka annual > charts is nothing but the SC dasa rasi from lagna. By correlating > Parasara's explicit teachings on Sudarsana Chakra dasa and the what > the tradition teaches about Tajaka charts, I conclude that the two > have strong links and made some modifications accordingly in the > computation of muntha in divisional charts and monthly charts. > > > > > > OM TAT SAT > Archive: varahamihira > Info: varahamihira/info.html > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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