Regarding the Hora Chart

[Guest guest]

Dear Learned Teachers & Friends,

 

I have a few questions regarding the Hora Chart.

 

Now, the traditional books say that Jupiter and Mars

(& Sun) do well in the Hora of Sun, while Venus and

Saturn (& Moon) do well in the Hora of Moon. Mercury

does well in both the Horas.

 

Questions

(a) If I draw a table with respect to whether the

planets Sun and Moon are (Natural) friends of the

other planets or not, I get the following table:

 

Sun Moon

Jupiter Friend Friend

Mars Friend Friend

Mercury Friend Enemy

Venus Enemy Enemy

Saturn Enemy Enemy

 

>From the above table, it seems that the planets who

have Sun as a friend will do well in the Hora of Sun,

while the planets which have Moon as an *** enemy ***

will do well in the Hora of Moon.

 

This is weird since for Mercury, Venus, Saturn the

Moon is an enemy, and yet they actually will perform

well in the Moon's Hora. Are there any other reasons ?

 

(b) Also, since Mercury does well in both houses,

Mercury is always good in the Hora irrespective of the

native (ofcouse apart from tha fact that for an odd

Rashi, the Sun's Hora is more effective and

vice-versa). Still, this indicates that for a huge

part of the population, Mercury will be always be good

for the purpose of wealth. Does anyone have anything

else to add related to this or any other things that

one may have to consider with respect to Mercury's

position in the Hora chart?

 

Thanks & Regards,

P.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Dear Shri Pradipto

 

I will explain my understanding.

By seeing the divisional charts alone,no one should make any

predictions.Planets present at the time of our birth observed from 30

degree sign divisions represent rashi.Or in other words we are

dividing each sign in Rashi chart by '1' to find a planets position

within that rashi.Since the division is by '1' the result is not

altered.

Similarly when we divide each sign by 2 ,we have 15 degrees of each

sign.Depending on odd and even signs the 15 degrees are divided into

Horas of sun and moon respectively.

 

Thus after ascertaining presence of dhana yogas in Rashi,one has to

analyse the strength of planets.For this purpose sages say,Sun,Mars

and Jupiter fare well in suns hora while venus and saturn fare well

in Moons hora.

Reason being the gender of planets.Sun ,Mars and Jupiter are Male

while Venus,Saturn and Moon are female.Mercury is napumsaka.

 

Learned members may correct me.

 

Pradeep

vedic astrology, Pradipto Banerjee

<pradiban> wrote:

> Dear Learned Teachers & Friends,

>

> I have a few questions regarding the Hora Chart.

>

> Now, the traditional books say that Jupiter and Mars

> (& Sun) do well in the Hora of Sun, while Venus and

> Saturn (& Moon) do well in the Hora of Moon. Mercury

> does well in both the Horas.

>

> Questions

> (a) If I draw a table with respect to whether the

> planets Sun and Moon are (Natural) friends of the

> other planets or not, I get the following table:

>

> Sun Moon

> Jupiter Friend Friend

> Mars Friend Friend

> Mercury Friend Enemy

> Venus Enemy Enemy

> Saturn Enemy Enemy

>

> From the above table, it seems that the planets who

> have Sun as a friend will do well in the Hora of Sun,

> while the planets which have Moon as an *** enemy ***

> will do well in the Hora of Moon.

>

> This is weird since for Mercury, Venus, Saturn the

> Moon is an enemy, and yet they actually will perform

> well in the Moon's Hora. Are there any other reasons ?

>

> (b) Also, since Mercury does well in both houses,

> Mercury is always good in the Hora irrespective of the

> native (ofcouse apart from tha fact that for an odd

> Rashi, the Sun's Hora is more effective and

> vice-versa). Still, this indicates that for a huge

> part of the population, Mercury will be always be good

> for the purpose of wealth. Does anyone have anything

> else to add related to this or any other things that

> one may have to consider with respect to Mercury's

> position in the Hora chart?

>

> Thanks & Regards,

> P.

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