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Namaste friends,

 

Sarajit mentioned that " Chandi " (a form of Durga) is his family

deity.

 

I will now tell you a principle that sheds light on family deity.

In some cases, this can be helpful in birthtime rectification. Of

course, one should look at desa (country/region), kaala

(age/period) and paatra (worthiness/class) of the native when

applying Jyotish principles and the following may not apply to

people born in non-Hindu faiths.

 

Vimsamsa (D-20) is the chart of " upaasanaa " (worship). The 2nd

house is the house of family. So the 2nd in D-20 shows worship

activities of family. The strongest planetary influence on it

shows the family deity. Look at the strongest occupant of 2nd or

the strongest aspecter of 2nd (using rasi aspects) or 2nd lord.

The list of deities associated with planets given by Sarat

yesterday can be used, keeping my comments in mind.

 

Examples:

 

(1) In my D-20, lagna is in Ta and 2nd is Ge. Only Mercury

occupies it.

 

Mercury stands for Vishnu, who is my family deity.

 

(2) In Sanjay's D-20, lagna is in Ta and 2nd is Ge again. Only

Sun occupies it.

 

Sun denotes Shiva. Sanjay mentioned a couple of days back that

family deity is Somanatha (a form of Shiva).

 

(3) In Sarajit's D-20, lagna is in Cp. Aq is 2nd. Rahu and Ketu

occupy it. Rahu is in own house in 2nd and he decides the family

deity.

 

Rahu stands for Goddess Durga. Sarajit said his family deity is

Chandi Ma, a form of Durga.

 

May Jupiter's light shine on us,

Narasimha

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