Tribhagi dasa

[Guest guest]

Message 4208 of 4254 [ Reply ] [ Forward ] [ View Source

]

 

 

 

 

 

Har Hare Hari

Wahe Guru

 

Dear members,

 

 

Narasimha explained very clearly what I was trying more obscurely

to get at when he said:

 

>>>>>>>>>> " Let us say natal Moon is in Hasta. Then Moon dasa in

standard Vimsottari dasa covers Hasta and that gives the

results of Sravanam and Rohini also. Mars dasa covers

Chitra and that gives the results of Dhanishtha and

Mrigasira also. And so on.

 

In the Tribhagi variation, first Moon dasa gives the

results of Hasta. First Mars dasa gives the results of

Chitra. And so on. Then the second Moon dasa gives the

results of Sravanam (at 120 deg from natal Moon!) and the

second Mars dasa gives the results of Dhanishtha. And so

on. In the third tribhaga, results of the nakshatras in

the last 120 deg (from natal Moon and not from Aswini)

are given (Rohini, Mrigasira, Ardra etc in this example)................

 

....................In the first Moon dasa (Hasta) in the example, the

nine

antardasas should correspond to nakshatras from Hasta to

Uttarashadha. In the first Mars dasa (Chitra), ADs should

correspond to nakshatras from Chitra to Sravanam. In the

second Moon dasa (Sravanam), antardasas should belong to

nakshatras from Sravanam to Krittika. And so on. " >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

 

Also Mr. PVKL Rao :

>>>>>>>>> " Then why at all considering nakshatras at all? WHY DO NOT WE

JUST USE standard vimsottari where we do not acknoledge the

 

Nakashatras? Reason is simple. Saying that dasas for a person born in

krittika and uttara phalguni (with same dasa sesham)

 

Would not be so good. If we cast the dasa pravesh charts for both, both

will be identical. And Rasi chart may not change that much.

 

(Note that for one we may have used utpanna vimsottari and for one we

might have used from janma nakshatram, so this is possible

 

on the same data with different times only Lagna changing!!) " >>>>>>>>>>

 

One important point is to consider that nakshatra dispositors can act

much as planets in house do as dispositors. If Moon is in Hasta in

nakshatra disposited by Moon and Mars is in Rohini in nakshatra

disposited by Moon, results in Moon dasha will include effects given by

Moon and Mars. This will be especially apparent in Moon/Mars.

 

This is the principle of nadi jyotish, which considers nakshatras as

giving the sookshma or subtle effects while planets give the sthula,

gross, effects of planets they disposit in their rashis. Thus one

probably should not try to distinguish between planets and nakshatras.

One should not consider that one has Saturn dasha Pushya antara for

example. But one could say that if in first tribhagi one is running

Saturn dasha, any planet in Pushya will give its effects. In second

tribhagi, any planet in Anuradha will give its effects. In third

tribhagi, any planet in Utt Bhadra will give its effects. Antaras would

probably be each of the nine planets just as in vimsottari dasa,

following from the planet whose dasa it is, i.e. if it starts with

Saturn dasa, depending on where dasa sesham is shows first bhukti, and

then all nine planets cycle from first bhukti lord.

 

This leaves the question unanswered, which of the three nakshatras

should be considered in the first tribhagi, which in

the second which in the third. For example in Narasimha's chart, you

are running Rahu dasa. Jupiter in Swati and Rahu in Uttara Bhadrapada

should each give effects in one of the tribhagis. You are in the first

tribhagi. If we take them in order from

0 Aries, you would be getting effects from Ardra first, with no

planets. In next tribhagi dasa of Rahu, you would get results of

Jupiter. In third tribhagi you would get results of Rahu itself. Also,

transits utting vedha onto Ardra nakshatra may have strong effect on

you. For example, around the ninth of June 2000 Sun Ven Mars and Merc

were all in Ardra. That should have

been a time making a major impact.

 

 

 

 

Sat Nam,

Sat Siri Kaur