Conditions for dasa : Lomasha Samhita

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Here is the number of verses in both variants of Lomasha Samhita

publicly available ( 'SA' stands for saparshiastrology version, while

GSS stands for the book containing Hindi translation published by Dr

Girija Shankar Shastri):

 

Chapters SA GSS

1 29 29

2 23 23

3 47 47

4 36 36

5 52 52

6 113 124

7 51 52

8 35 36

9 167 104

10 51 75

11 0 51

12 0 60

 

TOTAL 604 689

 

As Dr G S Shastri told me, some verses are obscure which needed the

help of an expert Pt Kishor Nath Jha who is a living encyclopaedia of

ancient Sanskrit manuscripts and published works. Dr G S Shastri has

also translated Vashishtha Samhita (published in 2006 AD).

 

-VJ

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vedic astrology , " VJha " <vinayjhaa16 wrote:

>

> A wrong interpretation of BPHS has been cited :

>

> <<<

> Out of the three dashas applicable at the time of birth, Vimshottari

> dasha should be applied for the births at night during Shukla Paksha

and

> Ashtottari dasha for births during day in Krishna Paksha. In all other

> cases Yogini dasha gives results.

> >>>

>

> BPHS does not mention any condition for Vimshottari. It is wrong to

> guess that the conditions mentioned for Ashtottari can be used to

deduce

> the remaining conditions for Vimshottari. Vimshottari is

> unconditionally and universally applicable in all cases. All other

> dashaas are conditional.

>

> -VJ

> ========================= ===

> vedic astrology , " CARRIERE Francois "

> yl.car.fr@ wrote:

> >

> > Hello,

> >

> > > > «Out of the three dashas applicable at the time of birth,

> Vimshottari

> > > > dasha should be applied for the births at night during Shukla

> Paksha and

> > > > Ashtottari dasha for births during day in Krishna Paksha. In all

> other

> > > > cases Yogini dasha gives results.» Source:

> > > > http://www.vedicastro.com/yogini1.asp

> >

> > > It is a well-known rule given in Brihat Parashar Hora Shastra. It

> works

> > > very well.

> >

> > Thank you for your kind answer. Do you have the reference where I

can

> find

> > the text? I have looked in the second volume of G.C. Sharma's

> translation an

> > could not find a reference. I have the feeling Parashara only

explains

> how

> > to calculate dasha and delineate them...

> >

> > --

> > Thank you and best regards,

> > François

> >

>

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