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Paawan Sharma <pav_pv

Re: [vedic astrology] Conditional Nakshatra Dasas

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Wednesday, April 7, 2010, 1:09 PM

 

 

 

 

 

 

Note: I have realised that the group does not allow file attachments so I will

reproduce the data I used for Charles Darwin's chart here...

 

February 12, 1809

Time: 1:57:04 pm

Time Zone: 0:10:56 (West of GMT)

Place: 2 W 44' 00 " , 52 N 43' 00 "

Shrewsbury, United Kingdom

Altitude: 0.00 meters

 

My source for the above data is http://www.srijagan nath.org/ om/index.

php?option= com_content & view=article & id=134:abraham- lincoln-and-

charles-darwin & catid=156: intermediate & Itemid=195

 

Warm regards,

Paawan.

 

Paawan Sharma

Wednesday, April 07, 2010 5:37 PM

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[vedic astrology] Conditional Nakshatra Dasas

 

Namaste all,

 

I have a question regarding the usage of conditional nakshatra dasas. In the

majority of charts, more than one conditional nakshatra dasa will apply.

In these cases, to which dasa system do we give importance and how also do we

understand what to see with each dasa?

As far as I am aware, BPHS only gives calculation of all these dasas so how do

we really know which facet of a chart to study for which dasa.

 

For example, in Charles Darwin's chart (.jhd file attached) I am finding that,

in addition to Vimsottari Dasa, the following nakshatra dasas are also

applicable:

Dwisaptati Sama Dasa

Satabdika Dasa

Shodasottari Dasa

Panchottari Dasa

Ashtottari Dasa

 

How then do we know which dasa to use for timing which event and how to relate

dasa analysis with the chart?

Surely if we use all of these dasas together, this will only lead to confusion

and no event will be easily pinpointed.

 

If possible, could someone give me a brief explanation on what sort of viewpoint

should be taken for each individual nakshatra dasa (like, for example, the chara

dasa is mainly studied from the viewpoint of chara karakas)?

 

I hope I have asked my question clearly. Thank you.

 

Warm regards,

Paawan.