2-Mark Kincaid 2-Narotham Reddy, re. What is a Bhava (House)?

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sir,

I could not get it clearly,

 

Does the first house start from lagna and then divide the total day into 12

parts ? If yes then a house may fall in two rasis. Which planet will be the

lot of the house when the house falls in two rasis.

 

Narotham Reddy

Thanks in advance.

 

vedic astrology , " Mark Kincaid " <markkincaid wrote:

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> Re: What is a Bhava(House) Naru

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> Re: What is a Bhava(House)

> Posted by: " Naru " naru_2k naru_2k

> Wed Feb 10, 2010 8:42 am (PST)

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> Any books/ classics available on this subject where i can get more

> detailed information.

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> Thanks in advance

> Narotham Reddy

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> Hi Narotham Reddy, Another good way of thinking of Bhavas or Houses,

> is that they represent the vibrations or

> energies that are coming to us at every moment, in the sky. Take the

> circumference of the sky and 'those' vibrations that

> are coming to us through the different segments of the sky ARE the real

> Houses of Astrology.

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> For example, if one is born at 6am, the Sun's just coming up and that

> means its literally, on the East Horizon, which

> turns out to be the 1st House. If you were born at 4am, the Sun's not

> yet coming up and would be below the horizon which

> represents the 2nd House. On the other hand if you were born at 8am and

> the Sun's already up, then, that next segment

> of the sky would be the 12th House.

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> So, dividing the sky around the Earth at the time of birth gives us the

> 12 Houses. And, whatever planets are in those

> specific 12 slices of the sky, represent your different planets in the

> different Houses.

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> Is this clear?

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> Sincerely,

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> Mark Kincaid

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> vedic astrology , " partvinu5 " <partvinu@>

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> > First try to understand what bhava is. Bhava is the internal

> aspect whereas the rasi is the physical or the external aspect.

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> > Now, bhava changes with changing reference points. If you think

> lagna is the starting point, then the bhava is 30 degrees from that

> point to the end of 30 degrees.

> > So, for example lagna degree is 15 Sagi, then the first bhava is

> from 15 sagi to 15 capri.

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> > But if you consider that you are not the starting point, but the

> universe is, then the lagna degree becomes bhava madhya.

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> > So for different cases it is different. That is why we have so

> many methods of calculating bhava

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> > regards

> > partha

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