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To All Learned Members,

 

I have a question/s regarding chart ratification. I know that the subject has

been discussed in the past but, might I ask that we go over it one more time in

detail.

 

1. How does one begin to rectify (or find a birth time) from a chart that

does not have one?

 

2. How does one begin to rectify a chart's birth time using the vimshottari

dasa?

 

For example: I have always taken the vimshottari dasa results for the birth

time

given and then proceeded with the long and laborious task of taking many life

events and compare it to the vimshottari. Adjusting the vimshottari date for

that event.

 

It becomes complicated because in essence one has to backtrack from today's

events to get back to the correct birth time and its event.

 

The vimshottari can be completely off. Which can leave one completely stumped

as to where to begin constructing a proper vimshotarri

 

Then too, if there is no birth time then how does one begin with a vimshottari

dasa?

Does one then take the moon's placement in the Rasi and based on its degree

and Nakshatra hand divide the calculations to come up with a beginning for the

vimshottari based on the moon?

 

Too, if there is a questionable birth time, is it better to again take the

position of the moon in the rasi, its degree and nakshatra and hand divide to

come up with a vimshottari.

 

I am asking about the moon to establish a vimshottari but I am also talking

about knowing the moon for the day of birth in it's 24 hour as stable for the

day in that Rasi.

 

However, If say the birth time moves to another day before or after the

assumed birth day then the moon will either be stable for that rasi or it will

change. The vimshottari can then change completely. As it can, depending on

how much the moon moves in its degrees, pada and nakshatra in the Rasi during

its stay in the Rasi

 

Is there another way to rectify a chart?

 

Are there any good books that go into detail on how to accurately calculate to

establish an accurate vimshotarri (with no or questionable birth time) or

rectify a vimshotarri for accurate birth time and date?

 

As Always,

 

Uttara

 

 

 

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Dear friend,

 

You are right. Certainly right. The most tedious part of the

astrology is the rectifiction of a chart.

 

But unfortunately, the most soundest method of rectifiction is only

verifying the past events that too with the help of Vimshottary

dasha provided the time of birth is available.

 

Divisional charts can be used for this purpose usefully. Take first

the D-3 chart, (10 degrees extent) that will help you to know about

the sibblings of the native. Time of birth of younger sibblings or

elder sibblings could be corelated with the dasha.

 

If one married the time of marriage and the time of birth of progeny

would help to rectifiy.

 

See the chart if it falls under the purview of any conditional dasha

and if you know that you can cross check with it. Chara dasha of

Jaimini helps to great extent.

 

If there is no time of birth then it is all the more problematic.

Prashna is the method you can choose for that kind of natives.

 

 

Dr. P.S. Sastri, has written a book on rectification.

 

 

Regards, C.S. Ravindramani.

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