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Dear friends and esteemed scholars,

 

Namasthe!

 

Kalachakra Dasa Analysis of Sri Jayendra Saraswathi's chart is given below:

 

July 18, 1935

Time: 18:39:00

Time Zone: 5:30:00 (East of GMT)

Place: 79 E 09' 00", 10 N 48' 00"

Thanjavur, India

 

Kalachakra Mahadasa-Antardasa-Pratyandartasa

 

MD Dhanus Guru 18-Jul-35 12-Mar-38

MD Vrischika Mars 12-Mar-38 10-Mar-45

MD Tula Sukra 10-Mar-45 06-Mar-61

MD Kanya Budha 06-Mar-61 04-Mar-70

MD Simha Surya 04-Mar-70 03-Mar-75

MD Kataka Chandra 03-Mar-75 26-Feb-96

MD Mithuna Budha 26-Feb-96 23-Feb-05

 

MD Mithuna Budha AD Mithuna Budha 26-Feb-96

14-Dec-96

MD Mithuna Budha AD Vrishabha Sukra 14-Dec-96 21-May-98

MD Mithuna Budha AD Mesha Kuja 21-May-98 03-Jan-99

MD Mithuna Budha AD Dhanus Guru 03-Jan-99 23-Nov-99

MD Mithuna Budha AD Vrischika Mars 23-Nov-99

07-Jul-00

MD Mithuna Budha AD Tula Sukra 07-Jul-00 12-Dec-01

MD Mithuna Budha AD Kanya Budha 12-Dec-01 30-Sep-02

MD Mithuna Budha AD Simha Surya 30-Sep-02 11-Mar-03

MD Mithuna Budha AD Kataka Chandra 11-Mar-03

24-Jun-05

 

MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Katk Chandra 11-Mar-03 02-Aug-03

MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Mithna Budha 02-Aug-03 02-Oct-03

MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Vrish Sukra 02-Oct-03 19-Jan-04

MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Mesha Kuja 19-Jan-04 07-Mar-04

MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Dhanus Guru 07-Mar-04 14-May-04

MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Vrisca Mars 14-May-04 01-Jul-04

MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Tula Sukra 01-Jul-04 18-Oct-04

MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Kanya Budha 18-Oct-04 18-Dec-04

MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Simha Surya 18-Dec-04 21-Jan-05

 

 

The Dasa system given above is different from that given in JH. The dates

given are start and end dates respectively. An error of about 16 days exists

due to human limitations. I use Raman Ayanamsa.

 

>From the above, we can see that the seer of Kanchi is running Mahadasa of

Mithuna-Budha, Antardasa of Kataka-Chandra and Pratyantar Dasa of

Kanya-Budha.

 

Mithuna-Budha Dasa - The lord of the sign, Mercury is in the 6th, an

inimical sign. Natural benefic Jupiter aspects him, but Jupiter is inturn

afflicted by his association with natural malefic Mars. In Navamsa, he is in

Lagna, but Sun aspects him. The lord of that sign is well placed in 2nd and

viewed by Venus.

 

Kataka-Chandra Antardasa - The sign is afflicted by presence of 8th lord Sun

and aspect of Rahu (external influence). Ketu acts like Mars and is good to

a certain level. Lord of the sign, Sun is in the 2nd from lagna, along with

Lagna lord and has favorable aspect of Jupiter (Spiritual leaders).

Influence of rulers is usually characterized by this Antardasa.

 

Kanya-Budha Pratyantardasa - The sign is not occupied by any planet. The

lord of the sign is placed in an inimical sign and also not well placed in

Navamsa. In Navamsa, Sun (political heads) aspects him. He has Rahu and

Saturn on either side.

 

These indications show the influence of 6th house and Sun (planet denoting

political leaders). The influence of Rahu is also high indicating external

influences. At this point, I am not able to conclude what this influence is.

Rahu in Makara indicates aberration of mind.

 

The next pratyantardasa is of Simha Surya (18-Dec-04 to 21-Jan-05). It is

the 8th sign from Lagna. Yogakaraka Venus is placed present which is

beneficial. Further, Lagna lord Saturn and Moon aspect it. Sign lord Sun is

well placed in the 7th along with Ketu, but aspected by Rahu. In Navamsa, he

is again well placed in 7th, in his own sign, and aspected by Mercury and

benefic Jupiter. The current period might give a solution to the case and

help the seer.

 

I request readers to kindly give their observations.

 

Om Tat Sat,

 

Raman Suprajarama

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Om Namassivaaya

Namaste Sri Raman,

 

> The Dasa system given above is different from that given in JH.

 

Thank you for giving your calculations. You said that these calculations are different from JHora.

 

That is true based on the old JHora calculations. But I have changed my views

earlier this year. After meditating on this for several years, I found a

satisfactory answer to my burning questions on Kalachakra dasa. The next

release of JHora will give some new options for Kalachakra dasa.

 

Your calculations match my latest calculations as far as mahadasas are concerned

(excepting that you are using 365 day years instead of 365.2425 day years and

hence losing some days over the years).

 

However, we have a big disagreement on antardasas. You are using the Vimsottari

dasa paradigm and starting antardasas from mahadasa sign. This approach of

yours creates gatis (leaps) not mentioned by Shiva or Parasara. For example,

take someone born with Moon in Aswini 2nd pada. Mahadasas go as Cp, Aq, Pi, Sc,

Li, Vi, Cn, Le and Ge. Using your approach, antardasas in Ge mahadasa go as Ge,

Cp, Aq, Pi, Sc, Li, Vi, Cn and Le. The jump from Ge to Cp is not mentioned by

Shiva or Parasara. Please note that Shiva indicated the applicability of gatis

in antardasas also.

 

These unsanctioned gatis in antardasas are the biggest drawback of your approach.

 

The approach I have tried in the latest public release of JHora was to go to the

next quarter's navamsa cycle when we approach the end of a navamsa cycle. In the

example given above, antardasas in Ge mahadasa would go as Ge, Ta, Ar, Pi etc

(i.e. use Aswini 3rd quarter's cycle after Aswini 2nd quarter's cycle ends,

instead of wrapping back to the beginning of Aswini 2nd quarter's cycle). This

ensures that there are no awkward/unsanctioned leaps in antardasas.

 

However, I was not fully satisfied. Antardasas jumping ahead of mahadasas and

pratyantardasas jumping ahead of antardasas and going from one dasa cycle to

another is not pretty too, though it atleast avoids gatis not sanctioned by

Shiva.

 

I actually was troubled by a bigger problem. Shiva explicitly taught Parvati the

results of various antardasas in various mahadasas in savya and apasavya cycles.

He gave 2x12x9=216 separate results (2 cycles, 12 mahadasa signs, 9 antardasa

signs in each). Both your approach and my approach result in several

mahadasa-antardasa combinations that are outside of the list mentioned by

Shiva. So both these approaches of antardasa reckoning must be incorrect. I was

troubled by this for a long time and kept searching for the correct approach.

 

After I meditated on this for long, a very simple and fundamental realization

came to me that finally enabled me to solve the puzzle. Once I thought of it,

it now seems so obvious that I wonder why I could not think of it earlier. It

just feels like common sense now. Pt. Sanjay Rath also found it satisfactory

and he blessed it.

 

The mahadasas allocated to various navamsas are essentially navamsa signs

themselves too!!!! We are mapping the 108 navamsas back to 108 navamsas. We are

mapping each navamsa to nine different navamsas.

 

For example, suppose Moon is in Aswini 1st quarter, i.e. Aries navamsa. The

mahadasas are said to be Ar, Ta, Ge, Cn, Le, Vi, Li, Sc and Sg. These are

nothing but the nine navamsas in Aries rasi, i.e. Aswini 1, 2, 3, 4, Bharani 1,

2, 3, 4 and Krittika 1. Look at the dasa signs as not just any signs but as

navamsas within a particular sign.

 

The four quarters of Aswini get 9 navamsas each in their dasa cycles and thus

they cover 36 navamsas, i.e. one-third of the zodiac (Aswini 1-Asresha 4). The

four quarters of Bharani get the next one-third (Magha 1-Jyeshtha 4). The four

quarters of Krittika get the last one-third (Moola 1-Revathi 4). Then we go to

apasavya nakshatras and they get the 108 navamsas starting from Jyeshtha 4 and

ending in Moola 1 (mirror image of the savya zodiac)! That covers Rohini,

Mrigasira and Ardra. Then we are back to the savya zodiac and get 108 navamsas

from Aswini 1 to Revathi 4 for Punarvasu, Pushyami and Asresha. And so on.

 

Let us take the chart of Swami Jayendra Saraswati. Please allow me to use

Chitrapaksha ayanamsa and a birthtime of 7:00 pm (actually, I have rectified it

slightly, but will not share that time for now). Natal Moon is in Dhanishtha 4th

quarter. The dasas, as you mentioned, go as Sg, Sc, Li, Vi, Le, Cn, Ge, Ta and

Ar. These are nothing but the 9 navamsas of Aries (mirror image of Scorpio -

which contains Dhanishtha 4), going backward from Krittika 1 to Aswini 1! The

four quarters of Sravanam get the 36 navamsas starting from Jyeshtha 4 and

ending in Magha 1. The four quarters of Dhanishtha get the 36 navamsas starting

from Asresha 4 and ending in Aswini 1.

 

Thus, Dhanishtha 4 gets Krittika 1, Bharani 4, 3, 2, 1, Aswini 4, 3, 2 and 1.

Gemini (current mahadasa) corresponds to Aswini 3rd quarter. Here are the

mahadasas (the nakshatra padas corresponding to the mahadasas are given in

brackets by JHora).

 

Kalachakra Dasa (Moon, Apasavya group, Paramayush = 100 years):

 

Maha Dasas:

 

Sg (Krit1): 1931-11-10 (22:58:38) - 1941-11-10 (12:34:07)

Sc (Bhar4): 1941-11-10 (12:34:07) - 1948-11-10 (7:33:19)

Li (Bhar3): 1948-11-10 (7:33:19) - 1964-11-10 (9:58:34)

Vi (Bhar2): 1964-11-10 (9:58:34) - 1973-11-10 (17:27:58)

Le (Bhar1): 1973-11-10 (17:27:58) - 1978-11-11 (0:06:08)

Cn (Aswi4): 1978-11-11 (0:06:08) - 1999-11-11 (9:23:38)

Ge (Aswi3): 1999-11-11 (9:23:38) - 2008-11-10 (16:49:55) <<<<

Ta (Aswi2): 2008-11-10 (16:49:55) - 2024-11-10 (19:13:15)

Ar (Aswi1): 2024-11-10 (19:13:15) - 2031-11-11 (14:23:58)

 

Now, my simple idea is to take the navamsa (nakshatra pada) corresponding to

mahadasa sign and treat that as natal Moon's navamsa and find antardasas using

the same procedure used in finding mahadasas!!!! Thus, mahadasas, antardasas,

pratyantardasas etc stick to the same methodology. They use the same mapping.

 

This means that we not only stick to the gatis sanctioned by Shiva at the

antardasa level also (and at all levels), but we stick to the

mahadasa-antardasa combinations described by Shiva. We do not get any

mahadasa-antardasa combinations outside of the list given by Shiva with this

approach. This approach is quite logical and consistent. Though there is still

one small issue that troubles me, this may be mostly correct. Pt Sanjay Rath

and I will be presenting this research in great detail at the Mumbai conference

(though I will not be physically present, I will be present in spirit), so that

scholars can experiment with it and judge it.

 

Thus, to find the antardasas in Ge dasa of Swamiji, look at the dasa cycle

corresponding to Aswini 3rd quarter. Here are the calculations.

 

Kalachakra Dasa (Moon, Apasavya group, Paramayush = 100 years):

 

Ge (Aswi3) MD: 1999-11-11 (9:23:38) - 2008-11-10 (16:49:55)

 

Antardasas in this MD:

 

Ta (Mrig3): 1999-11-11 (9:23:38) - 2001-08-05 (11:54:10)

Ar (Mrig4): 2001-08-05 (11:54:10) - 2002-05-07 (3:06:26)

Pi (Ardr1): 2002-05-07 (3:06:26) - 2003-06-07 (22:37:25)

Aq (Ardr2): 2003-06-07 (22:37:25) - 2003-11-15 (17:31:32)

Cp (Ardr3): 2003-11-15 (17:31:32) - 2004-04-18 (19:04:09)

Sg (Ardr4): 2004-04-18 (19:04:09) - 2005-05-20 (9:00:30) <<<<

Ar (Puna1): 2005-05-20 (9:00:30) - 2006-02-21 (12:15:15)

Ta (Puna2): 2006-02-21 (12:15:15) - 2007-11-20 (1:18:55)

Ge (Puna3): 2007-11-20 (1:18:55) - 2008-11-10 (16:49:55)

 

The antardasa running right now, as per this method, is Sg. Please note that Sg

is the 12th house of imprisonment in the natal rasi chart and Rahu occupies it!

Moreover, the nakshatra involved is Ardra, owned by Rudra. This is also a

Simhavalokana antardasa! Bottomline is that he is unfortunately running the

mahadasa of 6th house and antardasa of 12th house and these two signs are

occupied by nodes in both rasi and navamsa.

 

After we present this method of finding Kalachakra dasa at Mumbai in detail, I

will release a newer version of JHora that supports this method. I am sorry for

teaching a wrong version of Kalachakra dasa in the past and sincerely hope that

I got it right this time.

 

May Jupiter's light shine on us,

Narasimha

 

vedic astrology, "Raman Suprajarama" <cru115@n...> wrote:

> Dear friends and esteemed scholars,

>

> Namasthe!

>

> Kalachakra Dasa Analysis of Sri Jayendra Saraswathi's chart is given below:

>

> July 18, 1935

> Time: 18:39:00

> Time Zone: 5:30:00 (East of GMT)

> Place: 79 E 09' 00", 10 N 48' 00"

> Thanjavur, India

>

> Kalachakra Mahadasa-Antardasa-Pratyandartasa

>

> MD Dhanus Guru 18-Jul-35 12-Mar-38

> MD Vrischika Mars 12-Mar-38 10-Mar-45

> MD Tula Sukra 10-Mar-45 06-Mar-61

> MD Kanya Budha 06-Mar-61 04-Mar-70

> MD Simha Surya 04-Mar-70 03-Mar-75

> MD Kataka Chandra 03-Mar-75 26-Feb-96

> MD Mithuna Budha 26-Feb-96 23-Feb-05

>

> MD Mithuna Budha AD Mithuna Budha 26-Feb-96

> 14-Dec-96

> MD Mithuna Budha AD Vrishabha Sukra 14-Dec-96 21-May-98

> MD Mithuna Budha AD Mesha Kuja 21-May-98 03-Jan-99

> MD Mithuna Budha AD Dhanus Guru 03-Jan-99 23-Nov-99

> MD Mithuna Budha AD Vrischika Mars 23-Nov-99

> 07-Jul-00

> MD Mithuna Budha AD Tula Sukra 07-Jul-00 12-Dec-01

> MD Mithuna Budha AD Kanya Budha 12-Dec-01 30-Sep-02

> MD Mithuna Budha AD Simha Surya 30-Sep-02 11-Mar-03

> MD Mithuna Budha AD Kataka Chandra 11-Mar-03

> 24-Jun-05

>

> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Katk Chandra 11-Mar-03 02-Aug-03

> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Mithna Budha 02-Aug-03 02-Oct-03

> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Vrish Sukra 02-Oct-03 19-Jan-04

> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Mesha Kuja 19-Jan-04 07-Mar-04

> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Dhanus Guru 07-Mar-04 14-May-04

> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Vrisca Mars 14-May-04 01-Jul-04

> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Tula Sukra 01-Jul-04 18-Oct-04

> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Kanya Budha 18-Oct-04 18-Dec-04

> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Simha Surya 18-Dec-04 21-Jan-05

>

>

> The Dasa system given above is different from that given in JH. The dates

> given are start and end dates respectively. An error of about 16 days exists

> due to human limitations. I use Raman Ayanamsa.

>

> From the above, we can see that the seer of Kanchi is running Mahadasa of

> Mithuna-Budha, Antardasa of Kataka-Chandra and Pratyantar Dasa of

> Kanya-Budha.

>

> Mithuna-Budha Dasa - The lord of the sign, Mercury is in the 6th, an

> inimical sign. Natural benefic Jupiter aspects him, but Jupiter is inturn

> afflicted by his association with natural malefic Mars. In Navamsa, he is in

> Lagna, but Sun aspects him. The lord of that sign is well placed in 2nd and

> viewed by Venus.

>

> Kataka-Chandra Antardasa - The sign is afflicted by presence of 8th lord Sun

> and aspect of Rahu (external influence). Ketu acts like Mars and is good to

> a certain level. Lord of the sign, Sun is in the 2nd from lagna, along with

> Lagna lord and has favorable aspect of Jupiter (Spiritual leaders).

> Influence of rulers is usually characterized by this Antardasa.

>

> Kanya-Budha Pratyantardasa - The sign is not occupied by any planet. The

> lord of the sign is placed in an inimical sign and also not well placed in

> Navamsa. In Navamsa, Sun (political heads) aspects him. He has Rahu and

> Saturn on either side.

>

> These indications show the influence of 6th house and Sun (planet denoting

> political leaders). The influence of Rahu is also high indicating external

> influences. At this point, I am not able to conclude what this influence is.

> Rahu in Makara indicates aberration of mind.

>

> The next pratyantardasa is of Simha Surya (18-Dec-04 to 21-Jan-05). It is

> the 8th sign from Lagna. Yogakaraka Venus is placed present which is

> beneficial. Further, Lagna lord Saturn and Moon aspect it. Sign lord Sun is

> well placed in the 7th along with Ketu, but aspected by Rahu. In Navamsa, he

> is again well placed in 7th, in his own sign, and aspected by Mercury and

> benefic Jupiter. The current period might give a solution to the case and

> help the seer.

>

> I request readers to kindly give their observations.

>

> Om Tat Sat,

>

> Raman Suprajarama

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SARVAM GYANANANDAMAYAM

AUM GURUBYO NAMAH

 

Dear Narasimha & Raman,

 

Namaste. i would like to share what i know about kalachakra. Already i sent a

mail in this regard. Let me take up the chart of Shri.Jayendra Saraswati. i am

using chaitra paksha ayanamsa and the following data for this purpose.

 

Date of birth: July 18, 1935. Time of birth:- 19hours 4 minutes and 20

seconds(rectified) Place:- Irul Neeki (79E26' 10 N42').

 

Nakshatra positions of planets & ascendant:-

Lagna:-uttarashada 4 Sun:- Punarvasu 4 Moon:- Dhanishta 4

Mars:- Chitra 3 Buda Aridra 2 Guru:- Visaka 1 Sukra:-Purvaphalguni 1

Sani®:-Satayam 4 Rahu:-Uttarashada 1 Ketu:- Punarvasu 3

Mandi:-Rohini 4 Gulika:- Mrigasira 3 HL:- Makha 2 GL:- Revati 3

 

Kalachakra - the navamsa diagram/chart:-(refer previous mail)

Lagna:- Meena Sun:-Kataka Moon:- Mesha Mars:-Tula Buda:-Kumbha

Guru:-Vrischika Sukra:-kataka Sani:-Dhanur Rahu:-Dhanur Ketu:-Mithuna

Mandi:-Simha Gulika:-Vrishaba HL:-Tula GL:-Kumba AL:-Kataka A6:-Mithuna

 

Some prelims:

 

Savya chakra dasas are to commence from deha rasi and end with jeeva rasis while

Apasavya chakra dasas are to commence from jeeva rasis and end with deha rasis.

 

Dasa balance is to be calculated on the dasa years of deha rasis in respect of

savya chakras and that of jeeva rasis in respect of apasavya chakras.

 

Antardasas and pratyantardasas will follow the same pattern as that of mahadasa cycle.

 

Sage parasara identifies only three gatis viz. simvahalochana, mandooka and markata gatis.

 

Dasa/antardasa/pratyantardasa pattern in respect of savya charkra:-

 

Rasi dasa pattern

No.of years

Mesha 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9

100

Vrishbha 10,11,12,8,7,6,4,5,3 85

Mithuna 2,1,12,11,10,9,1,2,3 83

Kataka 4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12 86

Simha 8,7,6,4,5,3,2,1,12

100

Kanya 11,10,9,1,2,3,4,5,6

85

Tula 7,8,9,10,11,12,8,7,6

83

Vrischika 4,5,3,2,1,12,11,10,9 86

Dhanur 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9

100

Makara 10,11,12,8,7,6,4,5,3

85

Kumbha 2,1,12,11,10,9,1,2,3 83

Meena 4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12

86

 

Dasa/Antardasa/Pratyantardasa pattern in respect of apasavya chakra:-

 

Rasi dasa pattern No.

of years

 

Vrischika 9,10,11,12,1,2,3,5,4

86

Tula 6,7,8,12,11,10,9,8,7

83

Kanya 6,5,4,3,2,1,9,10,11

85

Simha 12,1,2,3,5,4,6,7,8

100

Kataka 12,11,10,9,8,7,6,5,4

86

Mithuna 3,2,1,9,10,11,12,1,2

83

Vrishabha 3,5,4,6,7,8,12,11,10

85

Mesha 9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1

100

Meena 12,11,10,9,8,7,6,5,4

86

Kumbha 3,2,1,9,10,11,12,1,2

83

Makara 3,5,4,6,7,8,12,11,10

85

Dhanur 9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1

100

 

Notes:- The numbers given under the column dasa pattern represent the signs of

the zodiac ( 1 means mesha , 2, means vrishbha and so on).

 

Based on the above understanding let us work out the dasa and antardasa in the

horoscope of Shri. Jayendra Saraswati. He was born in the nakshatra dhanista in

the 4th pada. Dhanishta belongs to apasavya group. His Moon falls in the

navamsa of Mesha the paramaayus of which is 100 years. The dasa pattern is as

follows;

Dhanur,vrishchika,tula, kanya,simha,kataka,mithuna,vrishabha and mesha.

 

As the dasa pattern is apasavya the first dasa will commence with jeeva rasi

which in this case is dhanur rasi. The rasi period of dhanur is 10 years. Moon

has travelled in the 4th pada to an extent of 76.4323 minutes. The balance

remaining to be travelled works out to 123.5677 minutes. The dasa balance

therefore works out to 6 years 2 months and 4 days of dhanur dasa. As per this

calculation the acharya is running mithuna mahadasa since 22nd september 1999.

This dasa is upto september 2008.

 

Inorder to workout the antardasa now look at mithuna in apasavya chakra for the

antardasa pattern. The dasa pattern for mithuna is as follows:

Mithuna,vrishabha,mesha,dhanur,makara, kumbha, meena, mesha and vrishabha. As

per this pattern he is running the antardasa of kumbha from 16th september

2004'(upto 22nd february 2005).

 

Inorder to workout the pratyantardasa now look at kumbha in apasavya chakra for

the pratyantardasa pattern. The dasa pattern for kumbha is as follows:-

Mithuna,vrishbha, mesha,dhanur, makara,kumbha, meeena, mesha and vrishabha. As

per this pattern he was running the pratyantar dasa of mesha when he was

arrested. Mesha is his deha rasi and is subject to the graha dristhi of mars

and rahu. We can clearly see the working of curse of past birth. As per the

gati principle taught we can feel the effects of dhanur sani combined with

rahu on the mesha moon.

 

Dear Narasimha, if you feel the above understanding is acceptable to you, you

can feel free to use them for the forthcoming mumbai conference.

 

Best wishes.

 

Astrologically yours,

p.s.ramanarayanan.

 

Now let us look up these two dasas(MD & AD). Mithuna mahadasa and Kumbha

antardasa. As per the kalachakra diagram ketu and shatrupada are found in

mithuna and the dasa lord Buda is found placed in the 12th house kumba. The

antar dasa is that of kumbha whose lords Sani & Rahu are found placed in 10th

house dhanur. The dasa lord Buda is placed in 12th house kumbha and is in

bandana on account of pressures of Mars(cop) in 8th and ketu in 4th from

lagna(9th & 5th position with respect to buda). Mithuna rasi is found placed in

12th to arudha lagna found in kataka. Kumbha rasi whose antardasa is currently

running is found placed in the 12th lagna and 8th to arudha lagna. The lagna

lord and atmakaraka guru is found placed between malefics sani,rahu and mars in

vrischika.

 

"Narasimha P.V.R. Rao" <pvr (AT) charter (DOT) net> wrote:

Om Namassivaaya

Namaste Sri Raman,

 

> The Dasa system given above is different from that given in JH.

 

Thank you for giving your calculations. You said that these calculations are different from JHora.

 

That is true based on the old JHora calculations. But I have changed my views

earlier this year. After meditating on this for several years, I found a

satisfactory answer to my burning questions on Kalachakra dasa. The next

release of JHora will give some new options for Kalachakra dasa.

 

Your calculations match my latest calculations as far as mahadasas are concerned

(excepting that you are using 365 day years instead of 365.2425 day years and

hence losing some days over the years).

 

However, we have a big disagreement on antardasas. You are using the Vimsottari

dasa paradigm and starting antardasas from mahadasa sign. This approach of

yours creates gatis (leaps) not mentioned by Shiva or Parasara. For example,

take someone born with Moon in Aswini 2nd pada. Mahadasas go as Cp, Aq, Pi, Sc,

Li, Vi, Cn, Le and Ge. Using your approach, antardasas in Ge mahadasa go as Ge,

Cp, Aq, Pi, Sc, Li, Vi, Cn and Le. The jump from Ge to Cp is not mentioned by

Shiva or Parasara. Please note that Shiva indicated the applicability of gatis

in antardasas also.

 

These unsanctioned gatis in antardasas are the biggest drawback of your approach.

 

The approach I have tried in the latest public release of JHora was to go to the

next quarter's navamsa cycle when we approach the end of a navamsa cycle. In the

example given above, antardasas in Ge mahadasa would go as Ge, Ta, Ar, Pi etc

(i.e. use Aswini 3rd quarter's cycle after Aswini 2nd quarter's cycle ends,

instead of wrapping back to the beginning of Aswini 2nd quarter's cycle). This

ensures that there are no awkward/unsanctioned leaps in antardasas.

 

However, I was not fully satisfied. Antardasas jumping ahead of mahadasas and

pratyantardasas jumping ahead of antardasas and going from one dasa cycle to

another is not pretty too, though it atleast avoids gatis not sanctioned by

Shiva.

 

I actually was troubled by a bigger problem. Shiva explicitly taught Parvati the

results of various antardasas in various mahadasas in savya and apasavya cycles.

He gave 2x12x9=216 separate results (2 cycles, 12 mahadasa signs, 9 antardasa

signs in each). Both your approach and my approach result in several

mahadasa-antardasa combinations that are outside of the list mentioned by

Shiva. So both these approaches of antardasa reckoning must be incorrect. I was

troubled by this for a long time and kept searching for the correct approach.

 

After I meditated on this for long, a very simple and fundamental realization

came to me that finally enabled me to solve the puzzle. Once I thought of it,

it now seems so obvious that I wonder why I could not think of it earlier. It

just feels like common sense now. Pt. Sanjay Rath also found it satisfactory

and he blessed it.

 

The mahadasas allocated to various navamsas are essentially navamsa signs

themselves too!!!! We are mapping the 108 navamsas back to 108 navamsas. We are

mapping each navamsa to nine different navamsas.

 

For example, suppose Moon is in Aswini 1st quarter, i.e. Aries navamsa. The

mahadasas are said to be Ar, Ta, Ge, Cn, Le, Vi, Li, Sc and Sg. These are

nothing but the nine navamsas in Aries rasi, i.e. Aswini 1, 2, 3, 4, Bharani 1,

2, 3, 4 and Krittika 1. Look at the dasa signs as not just any signs but as

navamsas within a particular sign.

 

The four quarters of Aswini get 9 navamsas each in their dasa cycles and thus

they cover 36 navamsas, i.e. one-third of the zodiac (Aswini 1-Asresha 4). The

four quarters of Bharani get the next one-third (Magha 1-Jyeshtha 4). The four

quarters of Krittika get the last one-third (Moola 1-Revathi 4). Then we go to

apasavya nakshatras and they get the 108 navamsas starting from Jyeshtha 4 and

ending in Moola 1 (mirror image of the savya zodiac)! That covers Rohini,

Mrigasira and Ardra. Then we are back to the savya zodiac and get 108 navamsas

from Aswini 1 to Revathi 4 for Punarvasu, Pushyami and Asresha. And so on.

 

Let us take the chart of Swami Jayendra Saraswati. Please allow me to use

Chitrapaksha ayanamsa and a birthtime of 7:00 pm (actually, I have rectified it

slightly, but will not share that time for now). Natal Moon is in Dhanishtha 4th

quarter. The dasas, as you mentioned, go as Sg, Sc, Li, Vi, Le, Cn, Ge, Ta and

Ar. These are nothing but the 9 navamsas of Aries (mirror image of Scorpio -

which contains Dhanishtha 4), going backward from Krittika 1 to Aswini 1! The

four quarters of Sravanam get the 36 navamsas starting from Jyeshtha 4 and

ending in Magha 1. The four quarters of Dhanishtha get the 36 navamsas starting

from Asresha 4 and ending in Aswini 1.

 

Thus, Dhanishtha 4 gets Krittika 1, Bharani 4, 3, 2, 1, Aswini 4, 3, 2 and 1.

Gemini (current mahadasa) corresponds to Aswini 3rd quarter. Here are the

mahadasas (the nakshatra padas corresponding to the mahadasas are given in

brackets by JHora).

 

Kalachakra Dasa (Moon, Apasavya group, Paramayush = 100 years):

 

Maha Dasas:

 

Sg (Krit1): 1931-11-10 (22:58:38) - 1941-11-10 (12:34:07)

Sc (Bhar4): 1941-11-10 (12:34:07) - 1948-11-10 (7:33:19)

Li (Bhar3): 1948-11-10 (7:33:19) - 1964-11-10 (9:58:34)

Vi (Bhar2): 1964-11-10 (9:58:34) - 1973-11-10 (17:27:58)

Le (Bhar1): 1973-11-10 (17:27:58) - 1978-11-11 (0:06:08)

Cn (Aswi4): 1978-11-11 (0:06:08) - 1999-11-11 (9:23:38)

Ge (Aswi3): 1999-11-11 (9:23:38) - 2008-11-10 (16:49:55) <<<<

Ta (Aswi2): 2008-11-10 (16:49:55) - 2024-11-10 (19:13:15)

Ar (Aswi1): 2024-11-10 (19:13:15) - 2031-11-11 (14:23:58)

 

Now, my simple idea is to take the navamsa (nakshatra pada) corresponding to

mahadasa sign and treat that as natal Moon's navamsa and find antardasas using

the same procedure used in finding mahadasas!!!! Thus, mahadasas, antardasas,

pratyantardasas etc stick to the same methodology. They use the same mapping.

 

This means that we not only stick to the gatis sanctioned by Shiva at the

antardasa level also (and at all levels), but we stick to the

mahadasa-antardasa combinations described by Shiva. We do not get any

mahadasa-antardasa combinations outside of the list given by Shiva with this

approach. This approach is quite logical and consistent. Though there is still

one small issue that troubles me, this may be mostly correct. Pt Sanjay Rath

and I will be presenting this research in great detail at the Mumbai conference

(though I will not be physically present, I will be present in spirit), so that

scholars can experiment with it and judge it.

 

Thus, to find the antardasas in Ge dasa of Swamiji, look at the dasa cycle

corresponding to Aswini 3rd quarter. Here are the calculations.

 

Kalachakra Dasa (Moon, Apasavya group, Paramayush = 100 years):

 

Ge (Aswi3) MD: 1999-11-11 (9:23:38) - 2008-11-10 (16:49:55)

 

Antardasas in this MD:

 

Ta (Mrig3): 1999-11-11 (9:23:38) - 2001-08-05 (11:54:10)

Ar (Mrig4): 2001-08-05 (11:54:10) - 2002-05-07 (3:06:26)

Pi (Ardr1): 2002-05-07 (3:06:26) - 2003-06-07 (22:37:25)

Aq (Ardr2): 2003-06-07 (22:37:25) - 2003-11-15 (17:31:32)

Cp (Ardr3): 2003-11-15 (17:31:32) - 2004-04-18 (19:04:09)

Sg (Ardr4): 2004-04-18 (19:04:09) - 2005-05-20 (9:00:30) <<<<

Ar (Puna1): 2005-05-20 (9:00:30) - 2006-02-21 (12:15:15)

Ta (Puna2): 2006-02-21 (12:15:15) - 2007-11-20 (1:18:55)

Ge (Puna3): 2007-11-20 (1:18:55) - 2008-11-10 (16:49:55)

 

The antardasa running right now, as per this method, is Sg. Please note that Sg

is the 12th house of imprisonment in the natal rasi chart and Rahu occupies it!

Moreover, the nakshatra involved is Ardra, owned by Rudra. This is also a

Simhavalokana antardasa! Bottomline is that he is unfortunately running the

mahadasa of 6th house and antardasa of 12th house and these two signs are

occupied by nodes in both rasi and navamsa.

 

After we present this method of finding Kalachakra dasa at Mumbai in detail, I

will release a newer version of JHora that supports this method. I am sorry for

teaching a wrong version of Kalachakra dasa in the past and sincerely hope that

I got it right this time.

 

May Jupiter's light shine on us,

Narasimha

 

vedic astrology, "Raman Suprajarama" <cru115@n...> wrote:

> Dear friends and esteemed scholars,

>

> Namasthe!

>

> Kalachakra Dasa Analysis of Sri Jayendra Saraswathi's chart is given below:

>

> July 18, 1935

> Time: 18:39:00

> Time Zone: 5:30:00 (East of GMT)

> Place: 79 E 09' 00", 10 N 48' 00"

> Thanjavur, India

>

> Kalachakra Mahadasa-Antardasa-Pratyandartasa

>

> MD Dhanus Guru 18-Jul-35 12-Mar-38

> MD Vrischika Mars 12-Mar-38 10-Mar-45

> MD Tula Sukra 10-Mar-45 06-Mar-61

> MD Kanya Budha 06-Mar-61 04-Mar-70

> MD Simha Surya 04-Mar-70 03-Mar-75

> MD Kataka Chandra 03-Mar-75 26-Feb-96

> MD Mithuna Budha 26-Feb-96 23-Feb-05

>

> MD Mithuna Budha AD Mithuna Budha 26-Feb-96

> 14-Dec-96

> MD Mithuna Budha AD Vrishabha Sukra 14-Dec-96 21-May-98

> MD Mithuna Budha AD Mesha Kuja 21-May-98 03-Jan-99

> MD Mithuna Budha AD Dhanus Guru 03-Jan-99 23-Nov-99

> MD Mithuna Budha AD Vrischika Mars 23-Nov-99

> 07-Jul-00

> MD Mithuna Budha AD Tula Sukra 07-Jul-00 12-Dec-01

> MD Mithuna Budha AD Kanya Budha 12-Dec-01 30-Sep-02

> MD Mithuna Budha AD Simha Surya 30-Sep-02 11-Mar-03

> MD Mithuna Budha AD Kataka Chandra 11-Mar-03

> 24-Jun-05

>

> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Katk Chandra 11-Mar-03 02-Aug-03

> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Mithna Budha 02-Aug-03 02-Oct-03

> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Vrish Sukra 02-Oct-03 19-Jan-04

> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Mesha Kuja 19-Jan-04 07-Mar-04

> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Dhanus Guru 07-Mar-04 14-May-04

> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Vrisca Mars 14-May-04 01-Jul-04

> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Tula Sukra 01-Jul-04 18-Oct-04

> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Kanya Budha 18-Oct-04 18-Dec-04

> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Simha Surya 18-Dec-04 21-Jan-05

>

>

> The Dasa system given above is different from that given in JH. The dates

> given are start and end dates respectively. An error of about 16 days exists

> due to human limitations. I use Raman Ayanamsa.

>

> From the above, we can see that the seer of Kanchi is running Mahadasa of

> Mithuna-Budha, Antardasa of Kataka-Chandra and Pratyantar Dasa of

> Kanya-Budha.

>

> Mithuna-Budha Dasa - The lord of the sign, Mercury is in the 6th, an

> inimical sign. Natural benefic Jupiter aspects him, but Jupiter is inturn

> afflicted by his association with natural malefic Mars. In Navamsa, he is in

> Lagna, but Sun aspects him. The lord of that sign is well placed in 2nd and

> viewed by Venus.

>

> Kataka-Chandra Antardasa - The sign is afflicted by presence of 8th lord Sun

> and aspect of Rahu (external influence). Ketu acts like Mars and is good to

> a certain level. Lord of the sign, Sun is in the 2nd from lagna, along with

> Lagna lord and has favorable aspect of Jupiter (Spiritual leaders).

> Influence of rulers is usually characterized by this Antardasa.

>

> Kanya-Budha Pratyantardasa - The sign is not occupied by any planet. The

> lord of the sign is placed in an inimical sign and also not well placed in

> Navamsa. In Navamsa, Sun (political heads) aspects him. He has Rahu and

> Saturn on either side.

>

> These indications show the influence of 6th house and Sun (planet denoting

> political leaders). The influence of Rahu is also high indicating external

> influences. At this point, I am not able to conclude what this influence is.

> Rahu in Makara indicates aberration of mind.

>

> The next pratyantardasa is of Simha Surya (18-Dec-04 to 21-Jan-05). It is

> the 8th sign from Lagna. Yogakaraka Venus is placed present which is

> beneficial. Further, Lagna lord Saturn and Moon aspect it. Sign lord Sun is

> well placed in the 7th along with Ketu, but aspected by Rahu. In Navamsa, he

> is again well placed in 7th, in his own sign, and aspected by Mercury and

> benefic Jupiter. The current period might give a solution to the case and

> help the seer.

>

> I request readers to kindly give their observations.

>

> Om Tat Sat,

>

> Raman Suprajarama

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Namaste,

 

Thank you for writing, but I do not agree with you. Instead of saying that the

mahadasa is of Gemini, it is my view that we have to identify which navamsa it

is. Out of 108 navamsas, dasas of 12 navamsas are represented by Gemini. They

are all not the same in nature.

 

If Moon's navamsa at birth is in an apasavya nakshatra, still a particular

mahadasa can be a navamsa from a savya nakshatra. In such a case, it is my view

that antardasas should be found based on that savya nakshatra pada (i.e. using

savya chakra).

 

In fact, transitions between the savya nakshatra padas and apasavya nakshatra

padas at the mahadasa or antardasa level are critical. They go by the name

"Simhavalokana gati".

 

Thus, it is my view that Swamiji is running Sagittarius antardasa (12th house)

rather than Aquarius antardasa (2nd house).

 

May Jupiter's light shine on us,

Narasimha

-

rama narayanan

Narasimha P.V.R. Rao ; vedic astrology

Cc: prajakta pole ; Raman Suprajarama ; vyasa

Sunday, November 21, 2004 11:55 AM

Re: [vedic astrology] Re: Kalachakra Dasa Analysis of Sri Jayendra Saraswathi

SARVAM GYANANANDAMAYAM

AUM GURUBYO NAMAH

 

Dear Narasimha & Raman,

 

Namaste. i would like to share what i know about kalachakra. Already i sent a

mail in this regard. Let me take up the chart of Shri.Jayendra Saraswati. i am

using chaitra paksha ayanamsa and the following data for this purpose.

 

Date of birth: July 18, 1935. Time of birth:- 19hours 4 minutes and 20

seconds(rectified) Place:- Irul Neeki (79E26' 10 N42').

 

Nakshatra positions of planets & ascendant:-

Lagna:-uttarashada 4 Sun:- Punarvasu 4 Moon:- Dhanishta 4

Mars:- Chitra 3 Buda Aridra 2 Guru:- Visaka 1 Sukra:-Purvaphalguni 1

Sani®:-Satayam 4 Rahu:-Uttarashada 1 Ketu:- Punarvasu 3

Mandi:-Rohini 4 Gulika:- Mrigasira 3 HL:- Makha 2 GL:- Revati 3

 

Kalachakra - the navamsa diagram/chart:-(refer previous mail)

Lagna:- Meena Sun:-Kataka Moon:- Mesha Mars:-Tula Buda:-Kumbha

Guru:-Vrischika Sukra:-kataka Sani:-Dhanur Rahu:-Dhanur Ketu:-Mithuna

Mandi:-Simha Gulika:-Vrishaba HL:-Tula GL:-Kumba AL:-Kataka A6:-Mithuna

 

Some prelims:

 

Savya chakra dasas are to commence from deha rasi and end with jeeva rasis while

Apasavya chakra dasas are to commence from jeeva rasis and end with deha rasis.

 

Dasa balance is to be calculated on the dasa years of deha rasis in respect of

savya chakras and that of jeeva rasis in respect of apasavya chakras.

 

Antardasas and pratyantardasas will follow the same pattern as that of mahadasa cycle.

 

Sage parasara identifies only three gatis viz. simvahalochana, mandooka and markata gatis.

 

Dasa/antardasa/pratyantardasa pattern in respect of savya charkra:-

 

Rasi dasa pattern

No.of years

Mesha 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9

100

Vrishbha 10,11,12,8,7,6,4,5,3 85

Mithuna 2,1,12,11,10,9,1,2,3 83

Kataka 4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12 86

Simha 8,7,6,4,5,3,2,1,12

100

Kanya 11,10,9,1,2,3,4,5,6

85

Tula 7,8,9,10,11,12,8,7,6

83

Vrischika 4,5,3,2,1,12,11,10,9 86

Dhanur 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9

100

Makara 10,11,12,8,7,6,4,5,3

85

Kumbha 2,1,12,11,10,9,1,2,3 83

Meena 4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12

86

 

Dasa/Antardasa/Pratyantardasa pattern in respect of apasavya chakra:-

 

Rasi dasa pattern No.

of years

 

Vrischika 9,10,11,12,1,2,3,5,4

86

Tula 6,7,8,12,11,10,9,8,7

83

Kanya 6,5,4,3,2,1,9,10,11

85

Simha 12,1,2,3,5,4,6,7,8

100

Kataka 12,11,10,9,8,7,6,5,4

86

Mithuna 3,2,1,9,10,11,12,1,2

83

Vrishabha 3,5,4,6,7,8,12,11,10

85

Mesha 9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1

100

Meena 12,11,10,9,8,7,6,5,4

86

Kumbha 3,2,1,9,10,11,12,1,2

83

Makara 3,5,4,6,7,8,12,11,10

85

Dhanur 9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1

100

 

Notes:- The numbers given under the column dasa pattern represent the signs of

the zodiac ( 1 means mesha , 2, means vrishbha and so on).

 

Based on the above understanding let us work out the dasa and antardasa in the

horoscope of Shri. Jayendra Saraswati. He was born in the nakshatra dhanista in

the 4th pada. Dhanishta belongs to apasavya group. His Moon falls in the

navamsa of Mesha the paramaayus of which is 100 years. The dasa pattern is as

follows;

Dhanur,vrishchika,tula, kanya,simha,kataka,mithuna,vrishabha and mesha.

 

As the dasa pattern is apasavya the first dasa will commence with jeeva rasi

which in this case is dhanur rasi. The rasi period of dhanur is 10 years. Moon

has travelled in the 4th pada to an extent of 76.4323 minutes. The balance

remaining to be travelled works out to 123.5677 minutes. The dasa balance

therefore works out to 6 years 2 months and 4 days of dhanur dasa. As per this

calculation the acharya is running mithuna mahadasa since 22nd september 1999.

This dasa is upto september 2008.

 

Inorder to workout the antardasa now look at mithuna in apasavya chakra for the

antardasa pattern. The dasa pattern for mithuna is as follows:

Mithuna,vrishabha,mesha,dhanur,makara, kumbha, meena, mesha and vrishabha. As

per this pattern he is running the antardasa of kumbha from 16th september

2004'(upto 22nd february 2005).

 

Inorder to workout the pratyantardasa now look at kumbha in apasavya chakra for

the pratyantardasa pattern. The dasa pattern for kumbha is as follows:-

Mithuna,vrishbha, mesha,dhanur, makara,kumbha, meeena, mesha and vrishabha. As

per this pattern he was running the pratyantar dasa of mesha when he was

arrested. Mesha is his deha rasi and is subject to the graha dristhi of mars

and rahu. We can clearly see the working of curse of past birth. As per the

gati principle taught we can feel the effects of dhanur sani combined with

rahu on the mesha moon.

 

Dear Narasimha, if you feel the above understanding is acceptable to you, you

can feel free to use them for the forthcoming mumbai conference.

 

Best wishes.

 

Astrologically yours,

p.s.ramanarayanan.

 

Now let us look up these two dasas(MD & AD). Mithuna mahadasa and Kumbha

antardasa. As per the kalachakra diagram ketu and shatrupada are found in

mithuna and the dasa lord Buda is found placed in the 12th house kumba. The

antar dasa is that of kumbha whose lords Sani & Rahu are found placed in 10th

house dhanur. The dasa lord Buda is placed in 12th house kumbha and is in

bandana on account of pressures of Mars(cop) in 8th and ketu in 4th from

lagna(9th & 5th position with respect to buda). Mithuna rasi is found placed in

12th to arudha lagna found in kataka. Kumbha rasi whose antardasa is currently

running is found placed in the 12th lagna and 8th to arudha lagna. The lagna

lord and atmakaraka guru is found placed between malefics sani,rahu and mars in

vrischika.

 

"Narasimha P.V.R. Rao" <pvr (AT) charter (DOT) net> wrote:

Om Namassivaaya

Namaste Sri Raman,

 

> The Dasa system given above is different from that given in JH.

 

Thank you for giving your calculations. You said that these calculations are different from JHora.

 

That is true based on the old JHora calculations. But I have changed my views

earlier this year. After meditating on this for several years, I found a

satisfactory answer to my burning questions on Kalachakra dasa. The next

release of JHora will give some new options for Kalachakra dasa.

 

Your calculations match my latest calculations as far as mahadasas are concerned

(excepting that you are using 365 day years instead of 365.2425 day years and

hence losing some days over the years).

 

However, we have a big disagreement on antardasas. You are using the Vimsottari

dasa paradigm and starting antardasas from mahadasa sign. This approach of

yours creates gatis (leaps) not mentioned by Shiva or Parasara. For example,

take someone born with Moon in Aswini 2nd pada. Mahadasas go as Cp, Aq, Pi, Sc,

Li, Vi, Cn, Le and Ge. Using your approach, antardasas in Ge mahadasa go as Ge,

Cp, Aq, Pi, Sc, Li, Vi, Cn and Le. The jump from Ge to Cp is not mentioned by

Shiva or Parasara. Please note that Shiva indicated the applicability of gatis

in antardasas also.

 

These unsanctioned gatis in antardasas are the biggest drawback of your approach.

 

The approach I have tried in the latest public release of JHora was to go to the

next quarter's navamsa cycle when we approach the end of a navamsa cycle. In the

example given above, antardasas in Ge mahadasa would go as Ge, Ta, Ar, Pi etc

(i.e. use Aswini 3rd quarter's cycle after Aswini 2nd quarter's cycle ends,

instead of wrapping back to the beginning of Aswini 2nd quarter's cycle). This

ensures that there are no awkward/unsanctioned leaps in antardasas.

 

However, I was not fully satisfied. Antardasas jumping ahead of mahadasas and

pratyantardasas jumping ahead of antardasas and going from one dasa cycle to

another is not pretty too, though it atleast avoids gatis not sanctioned by

Shiva.

 

I actually was troubled by a bigger problem. Shiva explicitly taught Parvati the

results of various antardasas in various mahadasas in savya and apasavya cycles.

He gave 2x12x9=216 separate results (2 cycles, 12 mahadasa signs, 9 antardasa

signs in each). Both your approach and my approach result in several

mahadasa-antardasa combinations that are outside of the list mentioned by

Shiva. So both these approaches of antardasa reckoning must be incorrect. I was

troubled by this for a long time and kept searching for the correct approach.

 

After I meditated on this for long, a very simple and fundamental realization

came to me that finally enabled me to solve the puzzle. Once I thought of it,

it now seems so obvious that I wonder why I could not think of it earlier. It

just feels like common sense now. Pt. Sanjay Rath also found it satisfactory

and he blessed it.

 

The mahadasas allocated to various navamsas are essentially navamsa signs

themselves too!!!! We are mapping the 108 navamsas back to 108 navamsas. We are

mapping each navamsa to nine different navamsas.

 

For example, suppose Moon is in Aswini 1st quarter, i.e. Aries navamsa. The

mahadasas are said to be Ar, Ta, Ge, Cn, Le, Vi, Li, Sc and Sg. These are

nothing but the nine navamsas in Aries rasi, i.e. Aswini 1, 2, 3, 4, Bharani 1,

2, 3, 4 and Krittika 1. Look at the dasa signs as not just any signs but as

navamsas within a particular sign.

 

The four quarters of Aswini get 9 navamsas each in their dasa cycles and thus

they cover 36 navamsas, i.e. one-third of the zodiac (Aswini 1-Asresha 4). The

four quarters of Bharani get the next one-third (Magha 1-Jyeshtha 4). The four

quarters of Krittika get the last one-third (Moola 1-Revathi 4). Then we go to

apasavya nakshatras and they get the 108 navamsas starting from Jyeshtha 4 and

ending in Moola 1 (mirror image of the savya zodiac)! That covers Rohini,

Mrigasira and Ardra. Then we are back to the savya zodiac and get 108 navamsas

from Aswini 1 to Revathi 4 for Punarvasu, Pushyami and Asresha. And so on.

 

Let us take the chart of Swami Jayendra Saraswati. Please allow me to use

Chitrapaksha ayanamsa and a birthtime of 7:00 pm (actually, I have rectified it

slightly, but will not share that time for now). Natal Moon is in Dhanishtha 4th

quarter. The dasas, as you mentioned, go as Sg, Sc, Li, Vi, Le, Cn, Ge, Ta and

Ar. These are nothing but the 9 navamsas of Aries (mirror image of Scorpio -

which contains Dhanishtha 4), going backward from Krittika 1 to Aswini 1! The

four quarters of Sravanam get the 36 navamsas starting from Jyeshtha 4 and

ending in Magha 1. The four quarters of Dhanishtha get the 36 navamsas starting

from Asresha 4 and ending in Aswini 1.

 

Thus, Dhanishtha 4 gets Krittika 1, Bharani 4, 3, 2, 1, Aswini 4, 3, 2 and 1.

Gemini (current mahadasa) corresponds to Aswini 3rd quarter. Here are the

mahadasas (the nakshatra padas corresponding to the mahadasas are given in

brackets by JHora).

 

Kalachakra Dasa (Moon, Apasavya group, Paramayush = 100 years):

 

Maha Dasas:

 

Sg (Krit1): 1931-11-10 (22:58:38) - 1941-11-10 (12:34:07)

Sc (Bhar4): 1941-11-10 (12:34:07) - 1948-11-10 (7:33:19)

Li (Bhar3): 1948-11-10 (7:33:19) - 1964-11-10 (9:58:34)

Vi (Bhar2): 1964-11-10 (9:58:34) - 1973-11-10 (17:27:58)

Le (Bhar1): 1973-11-10 (17:27:58) - 1978-11-11 (0:06:08)

Cn (Aswi4): 1978-11-11 (0:06:08) - 1999-11-11 (9:23:38)

Ge (Aswi3): 1999-11-11 (9:23:38) - 2008-11-10 (16:49:55) <<<<

Ta (Aswi2): 2008-11-10 (16:49:55) - 2024-11-10 (19:13:15)

Ar (Aswi1): 2024-11-10 (19:13:15) - 2031-11-11 (14:23:58)

 

Now, my simple idea is to take the navamsa (nakshatra pada) corresponding to

mahadasa sign and treat that as natal Moon's navamsa and find antardasas using

the same procedure used in finding mahadasas!!!! Thus, mahadasas, antardasas,

pratyantardasas etc stick to the same methodology. They use the same mapping.

 

This means that we not only stick to the gatis sanctioned by Shiva at the

antardasa level also (and at all levels), but we stick to the

mahadasa-antardasa combinations described by Shiva. We do not get any

mahadasa-antardasa combinations outside of the list given by Shiva with this

approach. This approach is quite logical and consistent. Though there is still

one small issue that troubles me, this may be mostly correct. Pt Sanjay Rath

and I will be presenting this research in great detail at the Mumbai conference

(though I will not be physically present, I will be present in spirit), so that

scholars can experiment with it and judge it.

 

Thus, to find the antardasas in Ge dasa of Swamiji, look at the dasa cycle

corresponding to Aswini 3rd quarter. Here are the calculations.

 

Kalachakra Dasa (Moon, Apasavya group, Paramayush = 100 years):

 

Ge (Aswi3) MD: 1999-11-11 (9:23:38) - 2008-11-10 (16:49:55)

 

Antardasas in this MD:

 

Ta (Mrig3): 1999-11-11 (9:23:38) - 2001-08-05 (11:54:10)

Ar (Mrig4): 2001-08-05 (11:54:10) - 2002-05-07 (3:06:26)

Pi (Ardr1): 2002-05-07 (3:06:26) - 2003-06-07 (22:37:25)

Aq (Ardr2): 2003-06-07 (22:37:25) - 2003-11-15 (17:31:32)

Cp (Ardr3): 2003-11-15 (17:31:32) - 2004-04-18 (19:04:09)

Sg (Ardr4): 2004-04-18 (19:04:09) - 2005-05-20 (9:00:30) <<<<

Ar (Puna1): 2005-05-20 (9:00:30) - 2006-02-21 (12:15:15)

Ta (Puna2): 2006-02-21 (12:15:15) - 2007-11-20 (1:18:55)

Ge (Puna3): 2007-11-20 (1:18:55) - 2008-11-10 (16:49:55)

 

The antardasa running right now, as per this method, is Sg. Please note that Sg

is the 12th house of imprisonment in the natal rasi chart and Rahu occupies it!

Moreover, the nakshatra involved is Ardra, owned by Rudra. This is also a

Simhavalokana antardasa! Bottomline is that he is unfortunately running the

mahadasa of 6th house and antardasa of 12th house and these two signs are

occupied by nodes in both rasi and navamsa.

 

After we present this method of finding Kalachakra dasa at Mumbai in detail, I

will release a newer version of JHora that supports this method. I am sorry for

teaching a wrong version of Kalachakra dasa in the past and sincerely hope that

I got it right this time.

 

May Jupiter's light shine on us,

Narasimha

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SARVAM GYANANANDAMAYAM

AUM GURUBYO NAMAH

 

Dear Narasimha,

 

Namaste. Thank you for your response. The simhavalokan gati explained in savya

chakra is different from the one explained in apasavya chakra. In savya chakra

the gati is from pisces to scorpio and saggitarius to aries whereas in apasavya

it is scorpio to pisces and aries to saggitarius. Similarly the other two gatis

undergo subtle variations. If by any chance the paramayus needs to be crossed

over then we stick to on to the same group(either savya or apasavya as the case

may be).

 

Savya chakra is a different zodiac while apasavya chakra is a different zodiac.

For clarity sake we may say two distinct and identified routes operating in

the same area. In my previous mail i had given the names as Ganesha

chakra(apasavya) and Subramanya chakra(savya).

 

Best wishes.

 

Astrologically yours,

p.s.ramanarayanan."Narasimha P.V.R. Rao" <pvr (AT) charter (DOT) net> wrote:

Namaste,

 

Thank you for writing, but I do not agree with you. Instead of saying that the

mahadasa is of Gemini, it is my view that we have to identify which navamsa it

is. Out of 108 navamsas, dasas of 12 navamsas are represented by Gemini. They

are all not the same in nature.

 

If Moon's navamsa at birth is in an apasavya nakshatra, still a particular

mahadasa can be a navamsa from a savya nakshatra. In such a case, it is my view

that antardasas should be found based on that savya nakshatra pada (i.e. using

savya chakra).

 

In fact, transitions between the savya nakshatra padas and apasavya nakshatra

padas at the mahadasa or antardasa level are critical. They go by the name

"Simhavalokana gati".

 

Thus, it is my view that Swamiji is running Sagittarius antardasa (12th house)

rather than Aquarius antardasa (2nd house).

 

May Jupiter's light shine on us,

Narasimha

-

rama narayanan

Narasimha P.V.R. Rao ; vedic astrology

Cc: prajakta pole ; Raman Suprajarama ; vyasa

Sunday, November 21, 2004 11:55 AM

Re: [vedic astrology] Re: Kalachakra Dasa Analysis of Sri Jayendra Saraswathi

SARVAM GYANANANDAMAYAM

AUM GURUBYO NAMAH

 

Dear Narasimha & Raman,

 

Namaste. i would like to share what i know about kalachakra. Already i sent a

mail in this regard. Let me take up the chart of Shri.Jayendra Saraswati. i am

using chaitra paksha ayanamsa and the following data for this purpose.

 

Date of birth: July 18, 1935. Time of birth:- 19hours 4 minutes and 20

seconds(rectified) Place:- Irul Neeki (79E26' 10 N42').

 

Nakshatra positions of planets & ascendant:-

Lagna:-uttarashada 4 Sun:- Punarvasu 4 Moon:- Dhanishta 4

Mars:- Chitra 3 Buda Aridra 2 Guru:- Visaka 1 Sukra:-Purvaphalguni 1

Sani®:-Satayam 4 Rahu:-Uttarashada 1 Ketu:- Punarvasu 3

Mandi:-Rohini 4 Gulika:- Mrigasira 3 HL:- Makha 2 GL:- Revati 3

 

Kalachakra - the navamsa diagram/chart:-(refer previous mail)

Lagna:- Meena Sun:-Kataka Moon:- Mesha Mars:-Tula Buda:-Kumbha

Guru:-Vrischika Sukra:-kataka Sani:-Dhanur Rahu:-Dhanur Ketu:-Mithuna

Mandi:-Simha Gulika:-Vrishaba HL:-Tula GL:-Kumba AL:-Kataka A6:-Mithuna

 

Some prelims:

 

Savya chakra dasas are to commence from deha rasi and end with jeeva rasis while

Apasavya chakra dasas are to commence from jeeva rasis and end with deha rasis.

 

Dasa balance is to be calculated on the dasa years of deha rasis in respect of

savya chakras and that of jeeva rasis in respect of apasavya chakras.

 

Antardasas and pratyantardasas will follow the same pattern as that of mahadasa cycle.

 

Sage parasara identifies only three gatis viz. simvahalochana, mandooka and markata gatis.

 

Dasa/antardasa/pratyantardasa pattern in respect of savya charkra:-

 

Rasi dasa pattern

No.of years

Mesha 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9

100

Vrishbha 10,11,12,8,7,6,4,5,3 85

Mithuna 2,1,12,11,10,9,1,2,3 83

Kataka 4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12 86

Simha 8,7,6,4,5,3,2,1,12

100

Kanya 11,10,9,1,2,3,4,5,6

85

Tula 7,8,9,10,11,12,8,7,6

83

Vrischika 4,5,3,2,1,12,11,10,9 86

Dhanur 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9

100

Makara 10,11,12,8,7,6,4,5,3

85

Kumbha 2,1,12,11,10,9,1,2,3 83

Meena 4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12

86

 

Dasa/Antardasa/Pratyantardasa pattern in respect of apasavya chakra:-

 

Rasi dasa pattern No.

of years

 

Vrischika 9,10,11,12,1,2,3,5,4

86

Tula 6,7,8,12,11,10,9,8,7

83

Kanya 6,5,4,3,2,1,9,10,11

85

Simha 12,1,2,3,5,4,6,7,8

100

Kataka 12,11,10,9,8,7,6,5,4

86

Mithuna 3,2,1,9,10,11,12,1,2

83

Vrishabha 3,5,4,6,7,8,12,11,10

85

Mesha 9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1

100

Meena 12,11,10,9,8,7,6,5,4

86

Kumbha 3,2,1,9,10,11,12,1,2

83

Makara 3,5,4,6,7,8,12,11,10

85

Dhanur 9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1

100

 

Notes:- The numbers given under the column dasa pattern represent the signs of

the zodiac ( 1 means mesha , 2, means vrishbha and so on).

 

Based on the above understanding let us work out the dasa and antardasa in the

horoscope of Shri. Jayendra Saraswati. He was born in the nakshatra dhanista in

the 4th pada. Dhanishta belongs to apasavya group. His Moon falls in the

navamsa of Mesha the paramaayus of which is 100 years. The dasa pattern is as

follows;

Dhanur,vrishchika,tula, kanya,simha,kataka,mithuna,vrishabha and mesha.

 

As the dasa pattern is apasavya the first dasa will commence with jeeva rasi

which in this case is dhanur rasi. The rasi period of dhanur is 10 years. Moon

has travelled in the 4th pada to an extent of 76.4323 minutes. The balance

remaining to be travelled works out to 123.5677 minutes. The dasa balance

therefore works out to 6 years 2 months and 4 days of dhanur dasa. As per this

calculation the acharya is running mithuna mahadasa since 22nd september 1999.

This dasa is upto september 2008.

 

Inorder to workout the antardasa now look at mithuna in apasavya chakra for the

antardasa pattern. The dasa pattern for mithuna is as follows:

Mithuna,vrishabha,mesha,dhanur,makara, kumbha, meena, mesha and vrishabha. As

per this pattern he is running the antardasa of kumbha from 16th september

2004'(upto 22nd february 2005).

 

Inorder to workout the pratyantardasa now look at kumbha in apasavya chakra for

the pratyantardasa pattern. The dasa pattern for kumbha is as follows:-

Mithuna,vrishbha, mesha,dhanur, makara,kumbha, meeena, mesha and vrishabha. As

per this pattern he was running the pratyantar dasa of mesha when he was

arrested. Mesha is his deha rasi and is subject to the graha dristhi of mars

and rahu. We can clearly see the working of curse of past birth. As per the

gati principle taught we can feel the effects of dhanur sani combined with

rahu on the mesha moon.

 

Dear Narasimha, if you feel the above understanding is acceptable to you, you

can feel free to use them for the forthcoming mumbai conference.

 

Best wishes.

 

Astrologically yours,

p.s.ramanarayanan.

 

Now let us look up these two dasas(MD & AD). Mithuna mahadasa and Kumbha

antardasa. As per the kalachakra diagram ketu and shatrupada are found in

mithuna and the dasa lord Buda is found placed in the 12th house kumba. The

antar dasa is that of kumbha whose lords Sani & Rahu are found placed in 10th

house dhanur. The dasa lord Buda is placed in 12th house kumbha and is in

bandana on account of pressures of Mars(cop) in 8th and ketu in 4th from

lagna(9th & 5th position with respect to buda). Mithuna rasi is found placed in

12th to arudha lagna found in kataka. Kumbha rasi whose antardasa is currently

running is found placed in the 12th lagna and 8th to arudha lagna. The lagna

lord and atmakaraka guru is found placed between malefics sani,rahu and mars in

vrischika.

 

"Narasimha P.V.R. Rao" <pvr (AT) charter (DOT) net> wrote:

Om Namassivaaya

Namaste Sri Raman,

 

> The Dasa system given above is different from that given in JH.

 

Thank you for giving your calculations. You said that these calculations are different from JHora.

 

That is true based on the old JHora calculations. But I have changed my views

earlier this year. After meditating on this for several years, I found a

satisfactory answer to my burning questions on Kalachakra dasa. The next

release of JHora will give some new options for Kalachakra dasa.

 

Your calculations match my latest calculations as far as mahadasas are concerned

(excepting that you are using 365 day years instead of 365.2425 day years and

hence losing some days over the years).

 

However, we have a big disagreement on antardasas. You are using the Vimsottari

dasa paradigm and starting antardasas from mahadasa sign. This approach of

yours creates gatis (leaps) not mentioned by Shiva or Parasara. For example,

take someone born with Moon in Aswini 2nd pada. Mahadasas go as Cp, Aq, Pi, Sc,

Li, Vi, Cn, Le and Ge. Using your approach, antardasas in Ge mahadasa go as Ge,

Cp, Aq, Pi, Sc, Li, Vi, Cn and Le. The jump from Ge to Cp is not mentioned by

Shiva or Parasara. Please note that Shiva indicated the applicability of gatis

in antardasas also.

 

These unsanctioned gatis in antardasas are the biggest drawback of your approach.

 

The approach I have tried in the latest public release of JHora was to go to the

next quarter's navamsa cycle when we approach the end of a navamsa cycle. In the

example given above, antardasas in Ge mahadasa would go as Ge, Ta, Ar, Pi etc

(i.e. use Aswini 3rd quarter's cycle after Aswini 2nd quarter's cycle ends,

instead of wrapping back to the beginning of Aswini 2nd quarter's cycle). This

ensures that there are no awkward/unsanctioned leaps in antardasas.

 

However, I was not fully satisfied. Antardasas jumping ahead of mahadasas and

pratyantardasas jumping ahead of antardasas and going from one dasa cycle to

another is not pretty too, though it atleast avoids gatis not sanctioned by

Shiva.

 

I actually was troubled by a bigger problem. Shiva explicitly taught Parvati the

results of various antardasas in various mahadasas in savya and apasavya cycles.

He gave 2x12x9=216 separate results (2 cycles, 12 mahadasa signs, 9 antardasa

signs in each). Both your approach and my approach result in several

mahadasa-antardasa combinations that are outside of the list mentioned by

Shiva. So both these approaches of antardasa reckoning must be incorrect. I was

troubled by this for a long time and kept searching for the correct approach.

 

After I meditated on this for long, a very simple and fundamental realization

came to me that finally enabled me to solve the puzzle. Once I thought of it,

it now seems so obvious that I wonder why I could not think of it earlier. It

just feels like common sense now. Pt. Sanjay Rath also found it satisfactory

and he blessed it.

 

The mahadasas allocated to various navamsas are essentially navamsa signs

themselves too!!!! We are mapping the 108 navamsas back to 108 navamsas. We are

mapping each navamsa to nine different navamsas.

 

For example, suppose Moon is in Aswini 1st quarter, i.e. Aries navamsa. The

mahadasas are said to be Ar, Ta, Ge, Cn, Le, Vi, Li, Sc and Sg. These are

nothing but the nine navamsas in Aries rasi, i.e. Aswini 1, 2, 3, 4, Bharani 1,

2, 3, 4 and Krittika 1. Look at the dasa signs as not just any signs but as

navamsas within a particular sign.

 

The four quarters of Aswini get 9 navamsas each in their dasa cycles and thus

they cover 36 navamsas, i.e. one-third of the zodiac (Aswini 1-Asresha 4). The

four quarters of Bharani get the next one-third (Magha 1-Jyeshtha 4). The four

quarters of Krittika get the last one-third (Moola 1-Revathi 4). Then we go to

apasavya nakshatras and they get the 108 navamsas starting from Jyeshtha 4 and

ending in Moola 1 (mirror image of the savya zodiac)! That covers Rohini,

Mrigasira and Ardra. Then we are back to the savya zodiac and get 108 navamsas

from Aswini 1 to Revathi 4 for Punarvasu, Pushyami and Asresha. And so on.

 

Let us take the chart of Swami Jayendra Saraswati. Please allow me to use

Chitrapaksha ayanamsa and a birthtime of 7:00 pm (actually, I have rectified it

slightly, but will not share that time for now). Natal Moon is in Dhanishtha 4th

quarter. The dasas, as you mentioned, go as Sg, Sc, Li, Vi, Le, Cn, Ge, Ta and

Ar. These are nothing but the 9 navamsas of Aries (mirror image of Scorpio -

which contains Dhanishtha 4), going backward from Krittika 1 to Aswini 1! The

four quarters of Sravanam get the 36 navamsas starting from Jyeshtha 4 and

ending in Magha 1. The four quarters of Dhanishtha get the 36 navamsas starting

from Asresha 4 and ending in Aswini 1.

 

Thus, Dhanishtha 4 gets Krittika 1, Bharani 4, 3, 2, 1, Aswini 4, 3, 2 and 1.

Gemini (current mahadasa) corresponds to Aswini 3rd quarter. Here are the

mahadasas (the nakshatra padas corresponding to the mahadasas are given in

brackets by JHora).

 

Kalachakra Dasa (Moon, Apasavya group, Paramayush = 100 years):

 

Maha Dasas:

 

Sg (Krit1): 1931-11-10 (22:58:38) - 1941-11-10 (12:34:07)

Sc (Bhar4): 1941-11-10 (12:34:07) - 1948-11-10 (7:33:19)

Li (Bhar3): 1948-11-10 (7:33:19) - 1964-11-10 (9:58:34)

Vi (Bhar2): 1964-11-10 (9:58:34) - 1973-11-10 (17:27:58)

Le (Bhar1): 1973-11-10 (17:27:58) - 1978-11-11 (0:06:08)

Cn (Aswi4): 1978-11-11 (0:06:08) - 1999-11-11 (9:23:38)

Ge (Aswi3): 1999-11-11 (9:23:38) - 2008-11-10 (16:49:55) <<<<

Ta (Aswi2): 2008-11-10 (16:49:55) - 2024-11-10 (19:13:15)

Ar (Aswi1): 2024-11-10 (19:13:15) - 2031-11-11 (14:23:58)

 

Now, my simple idea is to take the navamsa (nakshatra pada) corresponding to

mahadasa sign and treat that as natal Moon's navamsa and find antardasas using

the same procedure used in finding mahadasas!!!! Thus, mahadasas, antardasas,

pratyantardasas etc stick to the same methodology. They use the same mapping.

 

This means that we not only stick to the gatis sanctioned by Shiva at the

antardasa level also (and at all levels), but we stick to the

mahadasa-antardasa combinations described by Shiva. We do not get any

mahadasa-antardasa combinations outside of the list given by Shiva with this

approach. This approach is quite logical and consistent. Though there is still

one small issue that troubles me, this may be mostly correct. Pt Sanjay Rath

and I will be presenting this research in great detail at the Mumbai conference

(though I will not be physically present, I will be present in spirit), so that

scholars can experiment with it and judge it.

 

Thus, to find the antardasas in Ge dasa of Swamiji, look at the dasa cycle

corresponding to Aswini 3rd quarter. Here are the calculations.

 

Kalachakra Dasa (Moon, Apasavya group, Paramayush = 100 years):

 

Ge (Aswi3) MD: 1999-11-11 (9:23:38) - 2008-11-10 (16:49:55)

 

Antardasas in this MD:

 

Ta (Mrig3): 1999-11-11 (9:23:38) - 2001-08-05 (11:54:10)

Ar (Mrig4): 2001-08-05 (11:54:10) - 2002-05-07 (3:06:26)

Pi (Ardr1): 2002-05-07 (3:06:26) - 2003-06-07 (22:37:25)

Aq (Ardr2): 2003-06-07 (22:37:25) - 2003-11-15 (17:31:32)

Cp (Ardr3): 2003-11-15 (17:31:32) - 2004-04-18 (19:04:09)

Sg (Ardr4): 2004-04-18 (19:04:09) - 2005-05-20 (9:00:30) <<<<

Ar (Puna1): 2005-05-20 (9:00:30) - 2006-02-21 (12:15:15)

Ta (Puna2): 2006-02-21 (12:15:15) - 2007-11-20 (1:18:55)

Ge (Puna3): 2007-11-20 (1:18:55) - 2008-11-10 (16:49:55)

 

The antardasa running right now, as per this method, is Sg. Please note that Sg

is the 12th house of imprisonment in the natal rasi chart and Rahu occupies it!

Moreover, the nakshatra involved is Ardra, owned by Rudra. This is also a

Simhavalokana antardasa! Bottomline is that he is unfortunately running the

mahadasa of 6th house and antardasa of 12th house and these two signs are

occupied by nodes in both rasi and navamsa.

 

After we present this method of finding Kalachakra dasa at Mumbai in detail, I

will release a newer version of JHora that supports this method. I am sorry for

teaching a wrong version of Kalachakra dasa in the past and sincerely hope that

I got it right this time.

 

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Namaste,

 

Actually, a more correct way is to say that these are two representations of the

same zodiac (rather than two different zodiacs). If you want the 9 navamsas that

each navamsa of a savya nakshatra is mapped to, you refer to the savya chakra of

the zodiac. If you want the 9 navamsas that each navamsa of an apasavya

nakshatra is mapped to, you refer to the apasavya chakra of the zodiac. Please

note that padas of both savya and apasavya nakshatras are found in both the

chakras. Basically, each navamsa is mapped back to 9 navamsas. The counting of

these 9 navamsas takes place in the chakra associated with the original

navamsa. But the same 108 navamsas appear in both the chakras.

 

If Moon is in a savya nakshatra, the nine mahadasa signs that Moon's nakshatra

pada is mapped to are reckoned from savya chakra. If one of those mahadasa

signs represents an apasavya nakshatra pada and we need to find antardasas in

it, we naturally need to use that apasavya nakshatra pada and find its mapping,

which is defined based only on the apasavya chakra. That is my view and I do not

see any inconsistency in it.

 

As for Simhavalokana gati, there are 4 kinds:

 

(1) In the divisions (mahadasas or antardasas) of a savya nakshatra pada:

 

(1a) Pi->Sc: This is transition from a savya nakshatra pada to an apasavya nakshatra pada

(1b) Sg->Ar: This is transition from an apasavya nakshatra pada to a savya nakshatra pada

 

(2) In the divisions (mahadasas or antardasas) of an apasavya nakshatra pada:

 

(2a) Sc->Pi: This is transition from an apasavya nakshatra pada to a savya

nakshatra pada (2b) Ar->Sg: This is transition from a savya nakshatra pada to

an apasavya nakshatra pada

 

We can go into the details and distinguish between all the four, but the

bottomline is that all the four simhavalokanas are basically associated with a

transition between savya nakshatra padas and apasavya nakshatra padas.

I will not speak more on this topic for now. I will speak after the Mumbai conference.

 

May Jupiter's light shine on us,

Narasimha

-

rama narayanan

Narasimha P.V.R. Rao ; vedic astrology

Sunday, November 21, 2004 8:35 PM

Re: [vedic astrology] Re: Kalachakra Dasa Analysis of Sri Jayendra Saraswathi

SARVAM GYANANANDAMAYAM

AUM GURUBYO NAMAH

 

Dear Narasimha,

 

Namaste. Thank you for your response. The simhavalokan gati explained in savya

chakra is different from the one explained in apasavya chakra. In savya chakra

the gati is from pisces to scorpio and saggitarius to aries whereas in apasavya

it is scorpio to pisces and aries to saggitarius. Similarly the other two gatis

undergo subtle variations. If by any chance the paramayus needs to be crossed

over then we stick to on to the same group(either savya or apasavya as the case

may be).

 

Savya chakra is a different zodiac while apasavya chakra is a different zodiac.

For clarity sake we may say two distinct and identified routes operating in

the same area. In my previous mail i had given the names as Ganesha

chakra(apasavya) and Subramanya chakra(savya).

 

Best wishes.

 

Astrologically yours,

p.s.ramanarayanan."Narasimha P.V.R. Rao" <pvr (AT) charter (DOT) net> wrote:

Namaste,

 

Thank you for writing, but I do not agree with you. Instead of saying that the

mahadasa is of Gemini, it is my view that we have to identify which navamsa it

is. Out of 108 navamsas, dasas of 12 navamsas are represented by Gemini. They

are all not the same in nature.

 

If Moon's navamsa at birth is in an apasavya nakshatra, still a particular

mahadasa can be a navamsa from a savya nakshatra. In such a case, it is my view

that antardasas should be found based on that savya nakshatra pada (i.e. using

savya chakra).

 

In fact, transitions between the savya nakshatra padas and apasavya nakshatra

padas at the mahadasa or antardasa level are critical. They go by the name

"Simhavalokana gati".

 

Thus, it is my view that Swamiji is running Sagittarius antardasa (12th house)

rather than Aquarius antardasa (2nd house).

 

May Jupiter's light shine on us,

Narasimha

-

rama narayanan

Narasimha P.V.R. Rao ; vedic astrology

Cc: prajakta pole ; Raman Suprajarama ; vyasa

Sunday, November 21, 2004 11:55 AM

Re: [vedic astrology] Re: Kalachakra Dasa Analysis of Sri Jayendra Saraswathi

SARVAM GYANANANDAMAYAM

AUM GURUBYO NAMAH

 

Dear Narasimha & Raman,

 

Namaste. i would like to share what i know about kalachakra. Already i sent a

mail in this regard. Let me take up the chart of Shri.Jayendra Saraswati. i am

using chaitra paksha ayanamsa and the following data for this purpose.

 

Date of birth: July 18, 1935. Time of birth:- 19hours 4 minutes and 20

seconds(rectified) Place:- Irul Neeki (79E26' 10 N42').

 

Nakshatra positions of planets & ascendant:-

Lagna:-uttarashada 4 Sun:- Punarvasu 4 Moon:- Dhanishta 4

Mars:- Chitra 3 Buda Aridra 2 Guru:- Visaka 1 Sukra:-Purvaphalguni 1

Sani®:-Satayam 4 Rahu:-Uttarashada 1 Ketu:- Punarvasu 3

Mandi:-Rohini 4 Gulika:- Mrigasira 3 HL:- Makha 2 GL:- Revati 3

 

Kalachakra - the navamsa diagram/chart:-(refer previous mail)

Lagna:- Meena Sun:-Kataka Moon:- Mesha Mars:-Tula Buda:-Kumbha

Guru:-Vrischika Sukra:-kataka Sani:-Dhanur Rahu:-Dhanur Ketu:-Mithuna

Mandi:-Simha Gulika:-Vrishaba HL:-Tula GL:-Kumba AL:-Kataka A6:-Mithuna

 

Some prelims:

 

Savya chakra dasas are to commence from deha rasi and end with jeeva rasis while

Apasavya chakra dasas are to commence from jeeva rasis and end with deha rasis.

 

Dasa balance is to be calculated on the dasa years of deha rasis in respect of

savya chakras and that of jeeva rasis in respect of apasavya chakras.

 

Antardasas and pratyantardasas will follow the same pattern as that of mahadasa cycle.

 

Sage parasara identifies only three gatis viz. simvahalochana, mandooka and markata gatis.

 

Dasa/antardasa/pratyantardasa pattern in respect of savya charkra:-

 

Rasi dasa pattern

No.of years

Mesha 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9

100

Vrishbha 10,11,12,8,7,6,4,5,3 85

Mithuna 2,1,12,11,10,9,1,2,3 83

Kataka 4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12 86

Simha 8,7,6,4,5,3,2,1,12

100

Kanya 11,10,9,1,2,3,4,5,6

85

Tula 7,8,9,10,11,12,8,7,6

83

Vrischika 4,5,3,2,1,12,11,10,9 86

Dhanur 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9

100

Makara 10,11,12,8,7,6,4,5,3

85

Kumbha 2,1,12,11,10,9,1,2,3 83

Meena 4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12

86

 

Dasa/Antardasa/Pratyantardasa pattern in respect of apasavya chakra:-

 

Rasi dasa pattern No.

of years

 

Vrischika 9,10,11,12,1,2,3,5,4

86

Tula 6,7,8,12,11,10,9,8,7

83

Kanya 6,5,4,3,2,1,9,10,11

85

Simha 12,1,2,3,5,4,6,7,8

100

Kataka 12,11,10,9,8,7,6,5,4

86

Mithuna 3,2,1,9,10,11,12,1,2

83

Vrishabha 3,5,4,6,7,8,12,11,10

85

Mesha 9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1

100

Meena 12,11,10,9,8,7,6,5,4

86

Kumbha 3,2,1,9,10,11,12,1,2

83

Makara 3,5,4,6,7,8,12,11,10

85

Dhanur 9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1

100

 

Notes:- The numbers given under the column dasa pattern represent the signs of

the zodiac ( 1 means mesha , 2, means vrishbha and so on).

 

Based on the above understanding let us work out the dasa and antardasa in the

horoscope of Shri. Jayendra Saraswati. He was born in the nakshatra dhanista in

the 4th pada. Dhanishta belongs to apasavya group. His Moon falls in the

navamsa of Mesha the paramaayus of which is 100 years. The dasa pattern is as

follows;

Dhanur,vrishchika,tula, kanya,simha,kataka,mithuna,vrishabha and mesha.

 

As the dasa pattern is apasavya the first dasa will commence with jeeva rasi

which in this case is dhanur rasi. The rasi period of dhanur is 10 years. Moon

has travelled in the 4th pada to an extent of 76.4323 minutes. The balance

remaining to be travelled works out to 123.5677 minutes. The dasa balance

therefore works out to 6 years 2 months and 4 days of dhanur dasa. As per this

calculation the acharya is running mithuna mahadasa since 22nd september 1999.

This dasa is upto september 2008.

 

Inorder to workout the antardasa now look at mithuna in apasavya chakra for the

antardasa pattern. The dasa pattern for mithuna is as follows:

Mithuna,vrishabha,mesha,dhanur,makara, kumbha, meena, mesha and vrishabha. As

per this pattern he is running the antardasa of kumbha from 16th september

2004'(upto 22nd february 2005).

 

Inorder to workout the pratyantardasa now look at kumbha in apasavya chakra for

the pratyantardasa pattern. The dasa pattern for kumbha is as follows:-

Mithuna,vrishbha, mesha,dhanur, makara,kumbha, meeena, mesha and vrishabha. As

per this pattern he was running the pratyantar dasa of mesha when he was

arrested. Mesha is his deha rasi and is subject to the graha dristhi of mars

and rahu. We can clearly see the working of curse of past birth. As per the

gati principle taught we can feel the effects of dhanur sani combined with

rahu on the mesha moon.

 

Dear Narasimha, if you feel the above understanding is acceptable to you, you

can feel free to use them for the forthcoming mumbai conference.

 

Best wishes.

 

Astrologically yours,

p.s.ramanarayanan.

 

Now let us look up these two dasas(MD & AD). Mithuna mahadasa and Kumbha

antardasa. As per the kalachakra diagram ketu and shatrupada are found in

mithuna and the dasa lord Buda is found placed in the 12th house kumba. The

antar dasa is that of kumbha whose lords Sani & Rahu are found placed in 10th

house dhanur. The dasa lord Buda is placed in 12th house kumbha and is in

bandana on account of pressures of Mars(cop) in 8th and ketu in 4th from

lagna(9th & 5th position with respect to buda). Mithuna rasi is found placed in

12th to arudha lagna found in kataka. Kumbha rasi whose antardasa is currently

running is found placed in the 12th lagna and 8th to arudha lagna. The lagna

lord and atmakaraka guru is found placed between malefics sani,rahu and mars in

vrischika.

 

"Narasimha P.V.R. Rao" <pvr (AT) charter (DOT) net> wrote:

Om Namassivaaya

Namaste Sri Raman,

 

> The Dasa system given above is different from that given in JH.

 

Thank you for giving your calculations. You said that these calculations are different from JHora.

 

That is true based on the old JHora calculations. But I have changed my views

earlier this year. After meditating on this for several years, I found a

satisfactory answer to my burning questions on Kalachakra dasa. The next

release of JHora will give some new options for Kalachakra dasa.

 

Your calculations match my latest calculations as far as mahadasas are concerned

(excepting that you are using 365 day years instead of 365.2425 day years and

hence losing some days over the years).

 

However, we have a big disagreement on antardasas. You are using the Vimsottari

dasa paradigm and starting antardasas from mahadasa sign. This approach of

yours creates gatis (leaps) not mentioned by Shiva or Parasara. For example,

take someone born with Moon in Aswini 2nd pada. Mahadasas go as Cp, Aq, Pi, Sc,

Li, Vi, Cn, Le and Ge. Using your approach, antardasas in Ge mahadasa go as Ge,

Cp, Aq, Pi, Sc, Li, Vi, Cn and Le. The jump from Ge to Cp is not mentioned by

Shiva or Parasara. Please note that Shiva indicated the applicability of gatis

in antardasas also.

 

These unsanctioned gatis in antardasas are the biggest drawback of your approach.

 

The approach I have tried in the latest public release of JHora was to go to the

next quarter's navamsa cycle when we approach the end of a navamsa cycle. In the

example given above, antardasas in Ge mahadasa would go as Ge, Ta, Ar, Pi etc

(i.e. use Aswini 3rd quarter's cycle after Aswini 2nd quarter's cycle ends,

instead of wrapping back to the beginning of Aswini 2nd quarter's cycle). This

ensures that there are no awkward/unsanctioned leaps in antardasas.

 

However, I was not fully satisfied. Antardasas jumping ahead of mahadasas and

pratyantardasas jumping ahead of antardasas and going from one dasa cycle to

another is not pretty too, though it atleast avoids gatis not sanctioned by

Shiva.

 

I actually was troubled by a bigger problem. Shiva explicitly taught Parvati the

results of various antardasas in various mahadasas in savya and apasavya cycles.

He gave 2x12x9=216 separate results (2 cycles, 12 mahadasa signs, 9 antardasa

signs in each). Both your approach and my approach result in several

mahadasa-antardasa combinations that are outside of the list mentioned by

Shiva. So both these approaches of antardasa reckoning must be incorrect. I was

troubled by this for a long time and kept searching for the correct approach.

 

After I meditated on this for long, a very simple and fundamental realization

came to me that finally enabled me to solve the puzzle. Once I thought of it,

it now seems so obvious that I wonder why I could not think of it earlier. It

just feels like common sense now. Pt. Sanjay Rath also found it satisfactory

and he blessed it.

 

The mahadasas allocated to various navamsas are essentially navamsa signs

themselves too!!!! We are mapping the 108 navamsas back to 108 navamsas. We are

mapping each navamsa to nine different navamsas.

 

For example, suppose Moon is in Aswini 1st quarter, i.e. Aries navamsa. The

mahadasas are said to be Ar, Ta, Ge, Cn, Le, Vi, Li, Sc and Sg. These are

nothing but the nine navamsas in Aries rasi, i.e. Aswini 1, 2, 3, 4, Bharani 1,

2, 3, 4 and Krittika 1. Look at the dasa signs as not just any signs but as

navamsas within a particular sign.

 

The four quarters of Aswini get 9 navamsas each in their dasa cycles and thus

they cover 36 navamsas, i.e. one-third of the zodiac (Aswini 1-Asresha 4). The

four quarters of Bharani get the next one-third (Magha 1-Jyeshtha 4). The four

quarters of Krittika get the last one-third (Moola 1-Revathi 4). Then we go to

apasavya nakshatras and they get the 108 navamsas starting from Jyeshtha 4 and

ending in Moola 1 (mirror image of the savya zodiac)! That covers Rohini,

Mrigasira and Ardra. Then we are back to the savya zodiac and get 108 navamsas

from Aswini 1 to Revathi 4 for Punarvasu, Pushyami and Asresha. And so on.

 

Let us take the chart of Swami Jayendra Saraswati. Please allow me to use

Chitrapaksha ayanamsa and a birthtime of 7:00 pm (actually, I have rectified it

slightly, but will not share that time for now). Natal Moon is in Dhanishtha 4th

quarter. The dasas, as you mentioned, go as Sg, Sc, Li, Vi, Le, Cn, Ge, Ta and

Ar. These are nothing but the 9 navamsas of Aries (mirror image of Scorpio -

which contains Dhanishtha 4), going backward from Krittika 1 to Aswini 1! The

four quarters of Sravanam get the 36 navamsas starting from Jyeshtha 4 and

ending in Magha 1. The four quarters of Dhanishtha get the 36 navamsas starting

from Asresha 4 and ending in Aswini 1.

 

Thus, Dhanishtha 4 gets Krittika 1, Bharani 4, 3, 2, 1, Aswini 4, 3, 2 and 1.

Gemini (current mahadasa) corresponds to Aswini 3rd quarter. Here are the

mahadasas (the nakshatra padas corresponding to the mahadasas are given in

brackets by JHora).

 

Kalachakra Dasa (Moon, Apasavya group, Paramayush = 100 years):

 

Maha Dasas:

 

Sg (Krit1): 1931-11-10 (22:58:38) - 1941-11-10 (12:34:07)

Sc (Bhar4): 1941-11-10 (12:34:07) - 1948-11-10 (7:33:19)

Li (Bhar3): 1948-11-10 (7:33:19) - 1964-11-10 (9:58:34)

Vi (Bhar2): 1964-11-10 (9:58:34) - 1973-11-10 (17:27:58)

Le (Bhar1): 1973-11-10 (17:27:58) - 1978-11-11 (0:06:08)

Cn (Aswi4): 1978-11-11 (0:06:08) - 1999-11-11 (9:23:38)

Ge (Aswi3): 1999-11-11 (9:23:38) - 2008-11-10 (16:49:55) <<<<

Ta (Aswi2): 2008-11-10 (16:49:55) - 2024-11-10 (19:13:15)

Ar (Aswi1): 2024-11-10 (19:13:15) - 2031-11-11 (14:23:58)

 

Now, my simple idea is to take the navamsa (nakshatra pada) corresponding to

mahadasa sign and treat that as natal Moon's navamsa and find antardasas using

the same procedure used in finding mahadasas!!!! Thus, mahadasas, antardasas,

pratyantardasas etc stick to the same methodology. They use the same mapping.

 

This means that we not only stick to the gatis sanctioned by Shiva at the

antardasa level also (and at all levels), but we stick to the

mahadasa-antardasa combinations described by Shiva. We do not get any

mahadasa-antardasa combinations outside of the list given by Shiva with this

approach. This approach is quite logical and consistent. Though there is still

one small issue that troubles me, this may be mostly correct. Pt Sanjay Rath

and I will be presenting this research in great detail at the Mumbai conference

(though I will not be physically present, I will be present in spirit), so that

scholars can experiment with it and judge it.

 

Thus, to find the antardasas in Ge dasa of Swamiji, look at the dasa cycle

corresponding to Aswini 3rd quarter. Here are the calculations.

 

Kalachakra Dasa (Moon, Apasavya group, Paramayush = 100 years):

 

Ge (Aswi3) MD: 1999-11-11 (9:23:38) - 2008-11-10 (16:49:55)

 

Antardasas in this MD:

 

Ta (Mrig3): 1999-11-11 (9:23:38) - 2001-08-05 (11:54:10)

Ar (Mrig4): 2001-08-05 (11:54:10) - 2002-05-07 (3:06:26)

Pi (Ardr1): 2002-05-07 (3:06:26) - 2003-06-07 (22:37:25)

Aq (Ardr2): 2003-06-07 (22:37:25) - 2003-11-15 (17:31:32)

Cp (Ardr3): 2003-11-15 (17:31:32) - 2004-04-18 (19:04:09)

Sg (Ardr4): 2004-04-18 (19:04:09) - 2005-05-20 (9:00:30) <<<<

Ar (Puna1): 2005-05-20 (9:00:30) - 2006-02-21 (12:15:15)

Ta (Puna2): 2006-02-21 (12:15:15) - 2007-11-20 (1:18:55)

Ge (Puna3): 2007-11-20 (1:18:55) - 2008-11-10 (16:49:55)

 

The antardasa running right now, as per this method, is Sg. Please note that Sg

is the 12th house of imprisonment in the natal rasi chart and Rahu occupies it!

Moreover, the nakshatra involved is Ardra, owned by Rudra. This is also a

Simhavalokana antardasa! Bottomline is that he is unfortunately running the

mahadasa of 6th house and antardasa of 12th house and these two signs are

occupied by nodes in both rasi and navamsa.

 

After we present this method of finding Kalachakra dasa at Mumbai in detail, I

will release a newer version of JHora that supports this method. I am sorry for

teaching a wrong version of Kalachakra dasa in the past and sincerely hope that

I got it right this time.

 

May Jupiter's light shine on us,

Narasimha

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Dear Sri Rao,

 

Namasthe!

 

Your approach sounds logical.

 

My approach is based on different assumption. We decide the sequence of the

Dasa with the help of Deha and Jeva. For eg, let us consider Dhanishta 4th

pada. According to the sutra "Dhijasithamivamgaarika", the order of the Dasa

is Sag, Sco, Lib, Vir, Leo, Can, Gem, Tau, Ari with Sagittarius as Jeeva and

Aries as Deha. Since we have the set of Mahadasas defined within the two

signs of Deeha and Jeeva, I feel it would be appropriate to use the same

sequence.

 

Om Tat Sat,

 

Raman Suprajarama

 

 

 

 

______

Narasimha P.V.R. Rao [pvr]

Sunday, November 21, 2004 8:18 PM

vedic astrology

Cc: prajakta pole; Raman Suprajarama; vyasa

Re: Kalachakra Dasa Analysis of Sri Jayendra Saraswathi

 

Om Namassivaaya

Namaste Sri Raman,

 

> The Dasa system given above is different from that given in JH.

 

Thank you for giving your calculations. You said that these calculations are

different from JHora.

 

That is true based on the old JHora calculations. But I have changed my

views earlier this year. After meditating on this for several years, I found

a satisfactory answer to my burning questions on Kalachakra dasa. The next

release of JHora will give some new options for Kalachakra dasa.

 

Your calculations match my latest calculations as far as mahadasas are

concerned (excepting that you are using 365 day years instead of 365.2425

day years and hence losing some days over the years).

 

However, we have a big disagreement on antardasas. You are using the

Vimsottari dasa paradigm and starting antardasas from mahadasa sign. This

approach of yours creates gatis (leaps) not mentioned by Shiva or Parasara.

For example, take someone born with Moon in Aswini 2nd pada. Mahadasas go as

Cp, Aq, Pi, Sc, Li, Vi, Cn, Le and Ge. Using your approach, antardasas in Ge

mahadasa go as Ge, Cp, Aq, Pi, Sc, Li, Vi, Cn and Le. The jump from Ge to Cp

is not mentioned by Shiva or Parasara. Please note that Shiva indicated the

applicability of gatis in antardasas also.

 

These unsanctioned gatis in antardasas are the biggest drawback of your

approach.

 

The approach I have tried in the latest public release of JHora was to go to

the next quarter's navamsa cycle when we approach the end of a navamsa

cycle. In the example given above, antardasas in Ge mahadasa would go as Ge,

Ta, Ar, Pi etc (i.e. use Aswini 3rd quarter's cycle after Aswini 2nd

quarter's cycle ends, instead of wrapping back to the beginning of Aswini

2nd quarter's cycle). This ensures that there are no awkward/unsanctioned

leaps in antardasas.

 

However, I was not fully satisfied. Antardasas jumping ahead of mahadasas

and pratyantardasas jumping ahead of antardasas and going from one dasa

cycle to another is not pretty too, though it atleast avoids gatis not

sanctioned by Shiva.

 

I actually was troubled by a bigger problem. Shiva explicitly taught Parvati

the results of various antardasas in various mahadasas in savya and apasavya

cycles. He gave 2x12x9=216 separate results (2 cycles, 12 mahadasa signs, 9

antardasa signs in each). Both your approach and my approach result in

several mahadasa-antardasa combinations that are outside of the list

mentioned by Shiva. So both these approaches of antardasa reckoning must be

incorrect. I was troubled by this for a long time and kept searching for the

correct approach.

 

After I meditated on this for long, a very simple and fundamental

realization came to me that finally enabled me to solve the puzzle. Once I

thought of it, it now seems so obvious that I wonder why I could not think

of it earlier. It just feels like common sense now. Pt. Sanjay Rath also

found it satisfactory and he blessed it.

 

The mahadasas allocated to various navamsas are essentially navamsa signs

themselves too!!!! We are mapping the 108 navamsas back to 108 navamsas. We

are mapping each navamsa to nine different navamsas.

 

For example, suppose Moon is in Aswini 1st quarter, i.e. Aries navamsa. The

mahadasas are said to be Ar, Ta, Ge, Cn, Le, Vi, Li, Sc and Sg. These are

nothing but the nine navamsas in Aries rasi, i.e. Aswini 1, 2, 3, 4, Bharani

1, 2, 3, 4 and Krittika 1. Look at the dasa signs as not just any signs but

as navamsas within a particular sign.

 

The four quarters of Aswini get 9 navamsas each in their dasa cycles and

thus they cover 36 navamsas, i.e. one-third of the zodiac (Aswini 1-Asresha

4). The four quarters of Bharani get the next one-third (Magha 1-Jyeshtha

4). The four quarters of Krittika get the last one-third (Moola 1-Revathi

4). Then we go to apasavya nakshatras and they get the 108 navamsas starting

from Jyeshtha 4 and ending in Moola 1 (mirror image of the savya zodiac)!

That covers Rohini, Mrigasira and Ardra. Then we are back to the savya

zodiac and get 108 navamsas from Aswini 1 to Revathi 4 for Punarvasu,

Pushyami and Asresha. And so on.

 

Let us take the chart of Swami Jayendra Saraswati. Please allow me to use

Chitrapaksha ayanamsa and a birthtime of 7:00 pm (actually, I have rectified

it slightly, but will not share that time for now). Natal Moon is in

Dhanishtha 4th quarter. The dasas, as you mentioned, go as Sg, Sc, Li, Vi,

Le, Cn, Ge, Ta and Ar. These are nothing but the 9 navamsas of Aries (mirror

image of Scorpio - which contains Dhanishtha 4), going backward from

Krittika 1 to Aswini 1! The four quarters of Sravanam get the 36 navamsas

starting from Jyeshtha 4 and ending in Magha 1. The four quarters of

Dhanishtha get the 36 navamsas starting from Asresha 4 and ending in Aswini

1.

 

Thus, Dhanishtha 4 gets Krittika 1, Bharani 4, 3, 2, 1, Aswini 4, 3, 2 and

1. Gemini (current mahadasa) corresponds to Aswini 3rd quarter. Here are the

mahadasas (the nakshatra padas corresponding to the mahadasas are given in

brackets by JHora).

 

Kalachakra Dasa (Moon, Apasavya group, Paramayush = 100 years):

 

Maha Dasas:

 

Sg (Krit1): 1931-11-10 (22:58:38) - 1941-11-10 (12:34:07)

Sc (Bhar4): 1941-11-10 (12:34:07) - 1948-11-10 (7:33:19)

Li (Bhar3): 1948-11-10 (7:33:19) - 1964-11-10 (9:58:34)

Vi (Bhar2): 1964-11-10 (9:58:34) - 1973-11-10 (17:27:58)

Le (Bhar1): 1973-11-10 (17:27:58) - 1978-11-11 (0:06:08)

Cn (Aswi4): 1978-11-11 (0:06:08) - 1999-11-11 (9:23:38)

Ge (Aswi3): 1999-11-11 (9:23:38) - 2008-11-10 (16:49:55) <<<<

Ta (Aswi2): 2008-11-10 (16:49:55) - 2024-11-10 (19:13:15)

Ar (Aswi1): 2024-11-10 (19:13:15) - 2031-11-11 (14:23:58)

 

Now, my simple idea is to take the navamsa (nakshatra pada) corresponding to

mahadasa sign and treat that as natal Moon's navamsa and find antardasas

using the same procedure used in finding mahadasas!!!! Thus, mahadasas,

antardasas, pratyantardasas etc stick to the same methodology. They use the

same mapping.

 

This means that we not only stick to the gatis sanctioned by Shiva at the

antardasa level also (and at all levels), but we stick to the

mahadasa-antardasa combinations described by Shiva. We do not get any

mahadasa-antardasa combinations outside of the list given by Shiva with this

approach. This approach is quite logical and consistent. Though there is

still one small issue that troubles me, this may be mostly correct. Pt

Sanjay Rath and I will be presenting this research in great detail at the

Mumbai conference (though I will not be physically present, I will be

present in spirit), so that scholars can experiment with it and judge it.

 

Thus, to find the antardasas in Ge dasa of Swamiji, look at the dasa cycle

corresponding to Aswini 3rd quarter. Here are the calculations.

 

Kalachakra Dasa (Moon, Apasavya group, Paramayush = 100 years):

 

Ge (Aswi3) MD: 1999-11-11 (9:23:38) - 2008-11-10 (16:49:55)

 

Antardasas in this MD:

 

Ta (Mrig3): 1999-11-11 (9:23:38) - 2001-08-05 (11:54:10)

Ar (Mrig4): 2001-08-05 (11:54:10) - 2002-05-07 (3:06:26)

Pi (Ardr1): 2002-05-07 (3:06:26) - 2003-06-07 (22:37:25)

Aq (Ardr2): 2003-06-07 (22:37:25) - 2003-11-15 (17:31:32)

Cp (Ardr3): 2003-11-15 (17:31:32) - 2004-04-18 (19:04:09)

Sg (Ardr4): 2004-04-18 (19:04:09) - 2005-05-20 (9:00:30) <<<<

Ar (Puna1): 2005-05-20 (9:00:30) - 2006-02-21 (12:15:15)

Ta (Puna2): 2006-02-21 (12:15:15) - 2007-11-20 (1:18:55)

Ge (Puna3): 2007-11-20 (1:18:55) - 2008-11-10 (16:49:55)

 

The antardasa running right now, as per this method, is Sg. Please note that

Sg is the 12th house of imprisonment in the natal rasi chart and Rahu

occupies it! Moreover, the nakshatra involved is Ardra, owned by Rudra. This

is also a Simhavalokana antardasa! Bottomline is that he is unfortunately

running the mahadasa of 6th house and antardasa of 12th house and these two

signs are occupied by nodes in both rasi and navamsa.

 

After we present this method of finding Kalachakra dasa at Mumbai in detail,

I will release a newer version of JHora that supports this method. I am

sorry for teaching a wrong version of Kalachakra dasa in the past and

sincerely hope that I got it right this time.

 

May Jupiter's light shine on us,

Narasimha

 

vedic astrology, "Raman Suprajarama" <cru115@n...>

wrote:

> Dear friends and esteemed scholars,

>

> Namasthe!

>

> Kalachakra Dasa Analysis of Sri Jayendra Saraswathi's chart is given

below:

>

> July 18, 1935

> Time: 18:39:00

> Time Zone: 5:30:00 (East of GMT)

> Place: 79 E 09' 00", 10 N 48' 00"

> Thanjavur, India

>

> Kalachakra Mahadasa-Antardasa-Pratyandartasa

>

> MD Dhanus Guru 18-Jul-35 12-Mar-38

> MD Vrischika Mars 12-Mar-38 10-Mar-45

> MD Tula Sukra 10-Mar-45 06-Mar-61

> MD Kanya Budha 06-Mar-61 04-Mar-70

> MD Simha Surya 04-Mar-70 03-Mar-75

> MD Kataka Chandra 03-Mar-75 26-Feb-96

> MD Mithuna Budha 26-Feb-96 23-Feb-05

>

> MD Mithuna Budha AD Mithuna Budha 26-Feb-96

> 14-Dec-96

> MD Mithuna Budha AD Vrishabha Sukra 14-Dec-96 21-May-98

> MD Mithuna Budha AD Mesha Kuja 21-May-98 03-Jan-99

> MD Mithuna Budha AD Dhanus Guru 03-Jan-99 23-Nov-99

> MD Mithuna Budha AD Vrischika Mars 23-Nov-99

> 07-Jul-00

> MD Mithuna Budha AD Tula Sukra 07-Jul-00 12-Dec-01

> MD Mithuna Budha AD Kanya Budha 12-Dec-01 30-Sep-02

> MD Mithuna Budha AD Simha Surya 30-Sep-02 11-Mar-03

> MD Mithuna Budha AD Kataka Chandra 11-Mar-03

> 24-Jun-05

>

> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Katk Chandra 11-Mar-03 02-Aug-03

> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Mithna Budha 02-Aug-03 02-Oct-03

> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Vrish Sukra 02-Oct-03 19-Jan-04

> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Mesha Kuja 19-Jan-04 07-Mar-04

> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Dhanus Guru 07-Mar-04 14-May-04

> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Vrisca Mars 14-May-04 01-Jul-04

> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Tula Sukra 01-Jul-04 18-Oct-04

> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Kanya Budha 18-Oct-04 18-Dec-04

> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Simha Surya 18-Dec-04 21-Jan-05

>

>

> The Dasa system given above is different from that given in JH. The dates

> given are start and end dates respectively. An error of about 16 days

exists

> due to human limitations. I use Raman Ayanamsa.

>

> From the above, we can see that the seer of Kanchi is running Mahadasa of

> Mithuna-Budha, Antardasa of Kataka-Chandra and Pratyantar Dasa of

> Kanya-Budha.

>

> Mithuna-Budha Dasa - The lord of the sign, Mercury is in the 6th, an

> inimical sign. Natural benefic Jupiter aspects him, but Jupiter is inturn

> afflicted by his association with natural malefic Mars. In Navamsa, he is

in

> Lagna, but Sun aspects him. The lord of that sign is well placed in 2nd

and

> viewed by Venus.

>

> Kataka-Chandra Antardasa - The sign is afflicted by presence of 8th lord

Sun

> and aspect of Rahu (external influence). Ketu acts like Mars and is good

to

> a certain level. Lord of the sign, Sun is in the 2nd from lagna, along

with

> Lagna lord and has favorable aspect of Jupiter (Spiritual leaders).

> Influence of rulers is usually characterized by this Antardasa.

>

> Kanya-Budha Pratyantardasa - The sign is not occupied by any planet. The

> lord of the sign is placed in an inimical sign and also not well placed in

> Navamsa. In Navamsa, Sun (political heads) aspects him. He has Rahu and

> Saturn on either side.

>

> These indications show the influence of 6th house and Sun (planet denoting

> political leaders). The influence of Rahu is also high indicating external

> influences. At this point, I am not able to conclude what this influence

is.

> Rahu in Makara indicates aberration of mind.

>

> The next pratyantardasa is of Simha Surya (18-Dec-04 to 21-Jan-05). It is

> the 8th sign from Lagna. Yogakaraka Venus is placed present which is

> beneficial. Further, Lagna lord Saturn and Moon aspect it. Sign lord Sun

is

> well placed in the 7th along with Ketu, but aspected by Rahu. In Navamsa,

he

> is again well placed in 7th, in his own sign, and aspected by Mercury and

> benefic Jupiter. The current period might give a solution to the case and

> help the seer.

>

> I request readers to kindly give their observations.

>

> Om Tat Sat,

>

> Raman Suprajarama

 

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Dear Sri Ramanarayanan,

 

Namasthe!

 

My calculations of the antardasha are based on the assumption that it

follows the same pattern as Mahadasa and we seem to have the same view.

 

However, my understanding on this system does not match with the Dasa

pattern that you have given.

 

Let us consider Bharani 4th pada. It belongs to Savya Group and if I

consider the pattern you have given, I get Can, Leo, Vir, Lib, Sco, Sag,

Cap, Aqu, Pic with Deha as Cancer and Jeeva as Pisces. But my understanding

of the pattern is Can, Leo, Gem, Tau, Ari, Pis, Aqu, Cap, Sag with Cancer as

Deha and Sag as Jeeva.

 

The sequence, as I understand it, is not on the basis of the beginning Rasi

but on the basis of the Nakshatra Pada. It would be nice if you can throw

more light on the same.

 

Similarly, if we consider Apasavya Stars Rohini 2nd Pada, Makha 3rd pada,

Mrigasira 3rd Pada all start with Kanya Rasi, but the pattern of Mahadasa is

different for each.

 

Om Tat Sat,

 

Raman Suprajarama

______

rama narayanan [sree88ganesha]

Sunday, November 21, 2004 10:25 PM

Narasimha P.V.R. Rao; vedic astrology

Cc: prajakta pole; Raman Suprajarama; vyasa

Re: [vedic astrology] Re: Kalachakra Dasa Analysis of Sri Jayendra

Saraswathi

 

SARVAM GYANANANDAMAYAM

AUM GURUBYO NAMAH

 

Dear Narasimha & Raman,

 

Namaste. i would like to share what i know about kalachakra.  Already i sent

a mail in this regard. Let me take up the chart of Shri.Jayendra Saraswati.

i am using chaitra paksha ayanamsa and the following data for this purpose.

 

Date of birth: July 18, 1935.  Time of birth:- 19hours 4 minutes and 20

seconds(rectified) Place:- Irul Neeki (79E26' 10 N42').

 

Nakshatra positions of planets & ascendant:-

Lagna:-uttarashada 4  Sun:- Punarvasu 4 Moon:- Dhanishta 4

Mars:- Chitra 3 Buda Aridra 2 Guru:- Visaka 1 Sukra:-Purvaphalguni 1

Sani®:-Satayam 4 Rahu:-Uttarashada 1 Ketu:- Punarvasu 3

Mandi:-Rohini 4 Gulika:- Mrigasira 3 HL:- Makha 2 GL:- Revati 3

 

Kalachakra - the navamsa diagram/chart:-(refer previous mail)

Lagna:- Meena Sun:-Kataka Moon:- Mesha Mars:-Tula Buda:-Kumbha

Guru:-Vrischika Sukra:-kataka Sani:-Dhanur Rahu:-Dhanur Ketu:-Mithuna

Mandi:-Simha Gulika:-Vrishaba HL:-Tula GL:-Kumba AL:-Kataka A6:-Mithuna

 

Some prelims:

 

Savya chakra dasas are to commence from deha rasi and end with jeeva rasis

while Apasavya chakra dasas are to commence from jeeva rasis and end with

deha rasis.

 

Dasa balance is to be calculated on the dasa years of deha rasis in respect

of savya chakras and that of jeeva rasis in respect of  apasavya chakras.

 

Antardasas and pratyantardasas will follow the same pattern as that of

mahadasa cycle.

 

Sage parasara identifies only three gatis viz. simvahalochana, mandooka and

markata gatis.

 

Dasa/antardasa/pratyantardasa pattern in respect of savya charkra:-

 

Rasi                               dasa pattern                             

No.of years

Mesha                         

1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9                              100

Vrishbha                     

10,11,12,8,7,6,4,5,3                            85

Mithuna                        

2,1,12,11,10,9,1,2,3                          83

Kataka                         

4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12                          86

Simha                          

8,7,6,4,5,3,2,1,12                            100

Kanya                          11,10,9,1,2,3,4,5,6                          

   85

Tula                              

7,8,9,10,11,12,8,7,6                          83

Vrischika                       4,5,3,2,1,12,11,10,9                        

  86

Dhanur                          

1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9                              100

Makara                          10,11,12,8,7,6,4,5,3                        

   85

Kumbha                         

2,1,12,11,10,9,1,2,3                          83

Meena                           

4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12                          86

 

Dasa/Antardasa/Pratyantardasa pattern in respect of apasavya chakra:-

 

Rasi                                    dasa pattern                      

No. of years

 

Vrischika                        

9,10,11,12,1,2,3,5,4                         86

Tula                                

6,7,8,12,11,10,9,8,7                         83

Kanya                             

6,5,4,3,2,1,9,10,11                           85

Simha                             12,1,2,3,5,4,6,7,8                        

     100

Kataka                            12,11,10,9,8,7,6,5,4                      

     86

Mithuna                            3,2,1,9,10,11,12,1,2                     

     83

Vrishabha                         3,5,4,6,7,8,12,11,10                      

    85

Mesha                             

9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1                              100

Meena                             12,11,10,9,8,7,6,5,4                      

     86

Kumbha                            3,2,1,9,10,11,12,1,2                      

    83

Makara                             3,5,4,6,7,8,12,11,10                     

     85

Dhanur                             

9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1                              100

 

Notes:- The numbers given under the column dasa pattern represent the signs

of the zodiac ( 1 means mesha , 2, means vrishbha and so on).

 

Based on the above understanding let us work out the dasa and antardasa  in

the horoscope of Shri. Jayendra Saraswati. He was born in the nakshatra

dhanista in the 4th pada.  Dhanishta belongs to apasavya group.  His Moon

falls in the navamsa of Mesha the paramaayus of which is 100 years. The dasa

pattern is as follows;

Dhanur,vrishchika,tula, kanya,simha,kataka,mithuna,vrishabha and mesha.

 

As the dasa pattern is apasavya the first dasa will commence with jeeva rasi

which in this case is dhanur rasi. The rasi period of dhanur is 10 years. 

Moon has travelled in the 4th pada to an extent of 76.4323 minutes. The

balance remaining to be travelled works out to 123.5677 minutes. The dasa

balance therefore works out to 6 years 2 months and 4 days of dhanur dasa.

As per this calculation the acharya is running mithuna mahadasa since 22nd

september 1999. This dasa is upto september 2008.

 

Inorder to workout the antardasa now look at mithuna in apasavya chakra for

the antardasa pattern.  The dasa pattern for mithuna is as follows:

Mithuna,vrishabha,mesha,dhanur,makara, kumbha, meena, mesha and vrishabha.

As per this pattern he is running the antardasa of kumbha from 16th

september 2004'(upto 22nd february 2005).

 

Inorder to workout the pratyantardasa now look at kumbha in apasavya chakra

for the pratyantardasa pattern.  The dasa pattern for kumbha is as follows:-

Mithuna,vrishbha, mesha,dhanur, makara,kumbha, meeena, mesha and vrishabha. 

As per this pattern he was running the pratyantar dasa of mesha when he was

arrested.  Mesha is his deha rasi and is subject to the graha dristhi of

mars and rahu. We can clearly see the working of curse of past birth. As per

the gati principle taught  we can feel the effects of dhanur sani combined

with rahu on the mesha moon.

 

Dear Narasimha, if you feel the above understanding is acceptable to you,

you can feel free to use them for the forthcoming mumbai conference.

 

Best wishes.

 

Astrologically yours,

p.s.ramanarayanan.

 

Now let us look up these two dasas(MD & AD). Mithuna mahadasa and Kumbha

antardasa.  As per the kalachakra diagram ketu and shatrupada are found in

mithuna and the dasa lord  Buda is found placed in the 12th house kumba. The

antar dasa is that of kumbha whose lords Sani & Rahu are found placed in

10th house dhanur. The dasa lord Buda is placed in 12th  house kumbha and is

in bandana on account of pressures of Mars(cop) in 8th and ketu in 4th from

lagna(9th & 5th position with respect to buda). Mithuna rasi is found placed

in 12th to arudha lagna found in kataka. Kumbha rasi whose antardasa is

currently running is found placed in the 12th lagna and 8th to arudha lagna.

The lagna lord and atmakaraka guru is found placed between malefics

sani,rahu and mars in vrischika.

 

 

 

"Narasimha P.V.R. Rao" <pvr wrote:

Om Namassivaaya

Namaste Sri Raman,

 

> The Dasa system given above is different from that given in JH.

 

Thank you for giving your calculations. You said that these calculations are

different from JHora.

 

That is true based on the old JHora calculations. But I have changed my

views earlier this year. After meditating on this for several years, I found

a satisfactory answer to my burning questions on Kalachakra dasa. The next

release of JHora will give some new options for Kalachakra dasa.

 

Your calculations match my latest calculations as far as mahadasas are

concerned (excepting that you are using 365 day years instead of 365.2425

day years and hence losing some days over the years).

 

However, we have a big disagreement on antardasas. You are using the

Vimsottari dasa paradigm and starting antardasas from mahadasa sign. This

approach of yours creates gatis (leaps) not mentioned by Shiva or Parasara.

For example, take someone born with Moon in Aswini 2nd pada. Mahadasas go as

Cp, Aq, Pi, Sc, Li, Vi, Cn, Le and Ge. Using your approach, antardasas in Ge

mahadasa go as Ge, Cp, Aq, Pi, Sc, Li, Vi, Cn and Le. The jump from Ge to Cp

is not mentioned by Shiva or Parasara. Please note that Shiva indicated the

applicability of gatis in antardasas also.

 

These unsanctioned gatis in antardasas are the biggest drawback of your

approach.

 

The approach I have tried in the latest public release of JHora was to go to

the next quarter's navamsa cycle when we approach the end of a navamsa

cycle. In the example given above, antardasas in Ge mahadasa would go as Ge,

Ta, Ar, Pi etc (i.e. use Aswini 3rd quarter's cycle after Aswini 2nd

quarter's cycle ends, instead of wrapping back to the beginning of Aswini

2nd quarter's cycle). This ensures that there are no awkward/unsanctioned

leaps in antardasas.

 

However, I was not fully satisfied. Antardasas jumping ahead of mahadasas

and pratyantardasas jumping ahead of antardasas and going from one dasa

cycle to another is not pretty too, though it atleast avoids gatis not

sanctioned by Shiva.

 

I actually was troubled by a bigger problem. Shiva explicitly taught Parvati

the results of various antardasas in various mahadasas in savya and apasavya

cycles. He gave 2x12x9=216 separate results (2 cycles, 12 mahadasa signs, 9

antardasa signs in each). Both your approach and my approach result in

several mahadasa-antardasa combinations that are outside of the list

mentioned by Shiva. So both these approaches of antardasa reckoning must be

incorrect. I was troubled by this for a long time and kept searching for the

correct approach.

 

After I meditated on this for long, a very simple and fundamental

realization came to me that finally enabled me to solve the puzzle. Once I

thought of it, it now seems so obvious that I wonder why I could not think

of it earlier. It just feels like common sense now. Pt. Sanjay Rath also

found it satisfactory and he blessed it.

 

The mahadasas allocated to various navamsas are essentially navamsa signs

themselves too!!!! We are mapping the 108 navamsas back to 108 navamsas. We

are mapping each navamsa to nine different navamsas.

 

For example, suppose Moon is in Aswini 1st quarter, i.e. Aries navamsa. The

mahadasas are said to be Ar, Ta, Ge, Cn, Le, Vi, Li, Sc and Sg. These are

nothing but the nine navamsas in Aries rasi, i.e. Aswini 1, 2, 3, 4, Bharani

1, 2, 3, 4 and Krittika 1. Look at the dasa signs as not just any signs but

as navamsas within a particular sign.

 

The four quarters of Aswini get 9 navamsas each in their dasa cycles and

thus they cover 36 navamsas, i.e. one-third of the zodiac (Aswini 1-Asresha

4). The four quarters of Bharani get the next one-third (Magha 1-Jyeshtha

4). The four quarters of Krittika get the last one-third (Moola 1-Revathi

4). Then we go to apasavya nakshatras and they get the 108 navamsas starting

from Jyeshtha 4 and ending in Moola 1 (mirror image of the savya zodiac)!

That covers Rohini, Mrigasira and Ardra. Then we are back to the savya

zodiac and get 108 navamsas from Aswini 1 to Revathi 4 for Punarvasu,

Pushyami and Asresha. And so on.

 

Let us take the chart of Swami Jayendra Saraswati. Please allow me to use

Chitrapaksha ayanamsa and a birthtime of 7:00 pm (actually, I have rectified

it slightly, but will not share that time for now). Natal Moon is in

Dhanishtha 4th quarter. The dasas, as you mentioned, go as Sg, Sc, Li, Vi,

Le, Cn, Ge, Ta and Ar. These are nothing but the 9 navamsas of Aries (mirror

image of Scorpio - which contains Dhanishtha 4), going backward from

Krittika 1 to Aswini 1! The four quarters of Sravanam get the 36 navamsas

starting from Jyeshtha 4 and ending in Magha 1. The four quarters of

Dhanishtha get the 36 navamsas starting from Asresha 4 and ending in Aswini

1.

 

Thus, Dhanishtha 4 gets Krittika 1, Bharani 4, 3, 2, 1, Aswini 4, 3, 2 and

1. Gemini (current mahadasa) corresponds to Aswini 3rd quarter. Here are the

mahadasas (the nakshatra padas corresponding to the mahadasas are given in

brackets by JHora).

 

Kalachakra Dasa (Moon, Apasavya group, Paramayush = 100 years):

 

Maha Dasas:

 

Sg (Krit1): 1931-11-10 (22:58:38) - 1941-11-10 (12:34:07)

Sc (Bhar4): 1941-11-10 (12:34:07) - 1948-11-10 (7:33:19)

Li (Bhar3): 1948-11-10 (7:33:19) - 1964-11-10 (9:58:34)

Vi (Bhar2): 1964-11-10 (9:58:34) - 1973-11-10 (17:27:58)

Le (Bhar1): 1973-11-10 (17:27:58) - 1978-11-11 (0:06:08)

Cn (Aswi4): 1978-11-11 (0:06:08) - 1999-11-11 (9:23:38)

Ge (Aswi3): 1999-11-11 (9:23:38) - 2008-11-10 (16:49:55) <<<<

Ta (Aswi2): 2008-11-10 (16:49:55) - 2024-11-10 (19:13:15)

Ar (Aswi1): 2024-11-10 (19:13:15) - 2031-11-11 (14:23:58)

 

Now, my simple idea is to take the navamsa (nakshatra pada) corresponding to

mahadasa sign and treat that as natal Moon's navamsa and find antardasas

using the same procedure used in finding mahadasas!!!! Thus, mahadasas,

antardasas, pratyantardasas etc stick to the same methodology. They use the

same mapping.

 

This means that we not only stick to the gatis sanctioned by Shiva at the

antardasa level also (and at all levels), but we stick to the

mahadasa-antardasa combinations described by Shiva. We do not get any

mahadasa-antardasa combinations outside of the list given by Shiva with this

approach. This approach is quite logical and consistent. Though there is

still one small issue that troubles me, this may be mostly correct. Pt

Sanjay Rath and I will be presenting this research in great detail at the

Mumbai conference (though I will not be physically present, I will be

present in spirit), so that scholars can experiment with it and judge it.

 

Thus, to find the antardasas in Ge dasa of Swamiji, look at the dasa cycle

corresponding to Aswini 3rd quarter. Here are the calculations.

 

Kalachakra Dasa (Moon, Apasavya group, Paramayush = 100 years):

 

Ge (Aswi3) MD: 1999-11-11 (9:23:38) - 2008-11-10 (16:49:55)

 

Antardasas in this MD:

 

Ta (Mrig3): 1999-11-11 (9:23:38) - 2001-08-05 (11:54:10)

Ar (Mrig4): 2001-08-05 (11:54:10) - 2002-05-07 (3:06:26)

Pi (Ardr1): 2002-05-07 (3:06:26) - 2003-06-07 (22:37:25)

Aq (Ardr2): 2003-06-07 (22:37:25) - 2003-11-15 (17:31:32)

Cp (Ardr3): 2003-11-15 (17:31:32) - 2004-04-18 (19:04:09)

Sg (Ardr4): 2004-04-18 (19:04:09) - 2005-05-20 (9:00:30) <<<<

Ar (Puna1): 2005-05-20 (9:00:30) - 2006-02-21 (12:15:15)

Ta (Puna2): 2006-02-21 (12:15:15) - 2007-11-20 (1:18:55)

Ge (Puna3): 2007-11-20 (1:18:55) - 2008-11-10 (16:49:55)

 

The antardasa running right now, as per this method, is Sg. Please note that

Sg is the 12th house of imprisonment in the natal rasi chart and Rahu

occupies it! Moreover, the nakshatra involved is Ardra, owned by Rudra. This

is also a Simhavalokana antardasa! Bottomline is that he is unfortunately

running the mahadasa of 6th house and antardasa of 12th house and these two

signs are occupied by nodes in both rasi and navamsa.

 

After we present this method of finding Kalachakra dasa at Mumbai in detail,

I will release a newer version of JHora that supports this method. I am

sorry for teaching a wrong version of Kalachakra dasa in the past and

sincerely hope that I got it right this time.

 

May Jupiter's light shine on us,

Narasimha

 

vedic astrology, "Raman Suprajarama" <cru115@n...>

wrote:

> Dear friends and esteemed scholars,

>

> Namasthe!

>

> Kalachakra Dasa Analysis of Sri Jayendra Saraswathi's chart is given

below:

>

> July 18, 1935

> Time: 18:39:00

> Time Zone: 5:30:00 (East of GMT)

> Place: 79 E 09' 00", 10 N 48' 00"

> Thanjavur, India

>

> Kalachakra Mahadasa-Antardasa-Pratyandartasa

>

> MD Dhanus Guru 18-Jul-35 12-Mar-38

> MD Vrischika Mars 12-Mar-38 10-Mar-45

> MD Tula Sukra 10-Mar-45 06-Mar-61

> MD Kanya Budha 06-Mar-61 04-Mar-70

> MD Simha Surya 04-Mar-70 03-Mar-75

> MD Kataka Chandra 03-Mar-75 26-Feb-96

> MD Mithuna Budha 26-Feb-96 23-Feb-05

>

> MD Mithuna Budha AD Mithuna Budha 26-Feb-96

> 14-Dec-96

> MD Mithuna Budha AD Vrishabha Sukra 14-Dec-96 21-May-98

> MD Mithuna Budha AD Mesha Kuja 21-May-98 03-Jan-99

> MD Mithuna Budha AD Dhanus Guru 03-Jan-99 23-Nov-99

> MD Mithuna Budha AD Vrischika Mars 23-Nov-99

> 07-Jul-00

> MD Mithuna Budha AD Tula Sukra 07-Jul-00 12-Dec-01

> MD Mithuna Budha AD Kanya Budha 12-Dec-01 30-Sep-02

> MD Mithuna Budha AD Simha Surya 30-Sep-02 11-Mar-03

> MD Mithuna Budha AD Kataka Chandra 11-Mar-03

> 24-Jun-05

>

> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Katk Chandra 11-Mar-03 02-Aug-03

> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Mithna Budha 02-Aug-03 02-Oct-03

> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Vrish Sukra 02-Oct-03 19-Jan-04

> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Mesha Kuja 19-Jan-04 07-Mar-04

> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Dhanus Guru 07-Mar-04 14-May-04

> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Vrisca Mars 14-May-04 01-Jul-04

> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Tula Sukra 01-Jul-04 18-Oct-04

> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Kanya Budha 18-Oct-04 18-Dec-04

> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Simha Surya 18-Dec-04 21-Jan-05

>

>

> The Dasa system given above is different from that given in JH. The dates

> given are start and end dates respectively. An error of about 16 days

exists

> due to human limitations. I use Raman Ayanamsa.

>

> From the above, we can see that the seer of Kanchi is running Mahadasa of

> Mithuna-Budha, Antardasa of Kataka-Chandra and Pratyantar Dasa of

> Kanya-Budha.

>

> Mithuna-Budha Dasa - The lord of the sign, Mercury is in the 6th, an

> inimical sign. Natural benefic Jupiter aspects him, but Jupiter is inturn

> afflicted by his association with natural malefic Mars. In Navamsa, he is

in

> Lagna, but Sun aspects him. The lord of that sign is well placed in 2nd

and

> viewed by Venus.

>

> Kataka-Chandra Antardasa - The sign is afflicted by presence of 8th lord

Sun

> and aspect of Rahu (external influence). Ketu acts like Mars and is good

to

> a certain level. Lord of the sign, Sun is in the 2nd from lagna, along

with

> Lagna lord and has favorable aspect of Jupiter (Spiritual leaders).

> Influence of rulers is usually characterized by this Antardasa.

>

> Kanya-Budha Pratyantardasa - The sign is not occupied by any planet. The

> lord of the sign is placed in an inimical sign and also not well placed in

> Navamsa. In Navamsa, Sun (political heads) aspects him. He has Rahu and

> Saturn on either side.

>

> These indications show the influence of 6th house and Sun (planet denoting

> political leaders). The influence of Rahu is also high indicating external

> influences. At this point, I am not able to conclude what this influence

is.

> Rahu in Makara indicates aberration of mind.

>

> The next pratyantardasa is of Simha Surya (18-Dec-04 to 21-Jan-05). It is

> the 8th sign from Lagna. Yogakaraka Venus is placed present which is

> beneficial. Further, Lagna lord Saturn and Moon aspect it. Sign lord Sun

is

> well placed in the 7th along with Ketu, but aspected by Rahu. In Navamsa,

he

> is again well placed in 7th, in his own sign, and aspected by Mercury and

> benefic Jupiter. The current period might give a solution to the case and

> help the seer.

>

> I request readers to kindly give their observations.

>

> Om Tat Sat,

>

> Raman Suprajarama

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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SARVAM GYANANANDAMAYAM

AUM GURUBYO NAMAH

 

Dear Narasimha,

 

Namaste. Thankyou once again for your response. At the outset i wish to state

that i have no intention to argue. i just want to put forward my understanding

on the subject.

 

Savya chakra:-

 

Aswini padas 1,2,3&4 are placed in mesha,vrishabha,mithuna & kataka.

Bharani padas 1,2,3&4 are placed in simha,kanya,tula & vrischika.

Krittika padas 1,2,3&4 are placed in dhanu,makara,kumbha & meena.

 

Similarly we can find the nakshatra padas of punarvasu,pushya,aslesha, hastam,

chitra, swati, moolam, pooradam, uttardam, poorattadhi, uttarattadhi and

revathi.

 

The navamsas of each pada have been brought out in the savya chakra dasa

table(please see earlier mail). There are 108 navamsas in all.

 

Apasavya chakra:-

 

Rohini padas 1,2,3&4 are placed in vrischika,tula,kanya & simha

Mrigasira padas 1,2,3&4 are placed in kataka,mithuna,vrishabha&mesha

Aridra padas 1,2,3&4 are placed in meena,kumbha,makara & dhanur.

 

Similarly we can find the nakshatra padas of makam,pooram,uttaram,

visakha,anusham,,jyeshtha, sravana,dhanishta & sathayam.

 

The navamsas of each pada have been brought out in the apasavya chakra dasa

table. There are 108 navamsas in all.

 

In the horoscope under discussion we find moon placed in dhanishta 4th pada.

Dhanishta nakshatra comes under apasavya chakra and the moon is found placed in

Mesha. As the nakshatra is apasavya the dasa pattern starts with jeeva rasi and

ends with deha rasi. Look at the apasavya chakra table and locate mesha to find

out the dasa pattern. The dasa begins with dhanur and ends with mesha. Currently

the acharya is running the mahadasa of mithuna. Mithuna finds its place both in

savya and apasavya chakra table( as is the case with every sign). Both Savya

and apasavya nakshatra padas fall in mithuna as can be seen from the above.

Choose the apasavya chakra table and locate mithuna for antardasas.

 

The hint that the sage gives in the slokas 54 & 55 of chapter 46 of BPHS is to

prepare 2 charts for savya and apasavya nakshatras. Once you prepare the 108

navamsas in both chakras you need to only identify the starting point and march

ahead accordingly.

 

i wish you all the best for your article to be presented for the conference.

 

Ever ready to learn.

 

Astrologically yours,

p.s.ramanarayanan."Narasimha P.V.R. Rao" <pvr (AT) charter (DOT) net> wrote:

Namaste,

 

Actually, a more correct way is to say that these are two representations of the

same zodiac (rather than two different zodiacs). If you want the 9 navamsas that

each navamsa of a savya nakshatra is mapped to, you refer to the savya chakra of

the zodiac. If you want the 9 navamsas that each navamsa of an apasavya

nakshatra is mapped to, you refer to the apasavya chakra of the zodiac. Please

note that padas of both savya and apasavya nakshatras are found in both the

chakras. Basically, each navamsa is mapped back to 9 navamsas. The counting of

these 9 navamsas takes place in the chakra associated with the original

navamsa. But the same 108 navamsas appear in both the chakras.

 

If Moon is in a savya nakshatra, the nine mahadasa signs that Moon's nakshatra

pada is mapped to are reckoned from savya chakra. If one of those mahadasa

signs represents an apasavya nakshatra pada and we need to find antardasas in

it, we naturally need to use that apasavya nakshatra pada and find its mapping,

which is defined based only on the apasavya chakra. That is my view and I do not

see any inconsistency in it.

 

As for Simhavalokana gati, there are 4 kinds:

 

(1) In the divisions (mahadasas or antardasas) of a savya nakshatra pada:

 

(1a) Pi->Sc: This is transition from a savya nakshatra pada to an apasavya

nakshatra pada (1b) Sg->Ar: This is transition from an apasavya nakshatra pada

to a savya nakshatra pada

 

(2) In the divisions (mahadasas or antardasas) of an apasavya nakshatra pada:

 

(2a) Sc->Pi: This is transition from an apasavya nakshatra pada to a savya

nakshatra pada (2b) Ar->Sg: This is transition from a savya nakshatra pada to

an apasavya nakshatra pada

 

We can go into the details and distinguish between all the four, but the

bottomline is that all the four simhavalokanas are basically associated with a

transition between savya nakshatra padas and apasavya nakshatra padas.

I will not speak more on this topic for now. I will speak after the Mumbai conference.

 

May Jupiter's light shine on us,

Narasimha

-

rama narayanan

Narasimha P.V.R. Rao ; vedic astrology

Sunday, November 21, 2004 8:35 PM

Re: [vedic astrology] Re: Kalachakra Dasa Analysis of Sri Jayendra Saraswathi

SARVAM GYANANANDAMAYAM

AUM GURUBYO NAMAH

 

Dear Narasimha,

 

Namaste. Thank you for your response. The simhavalokan gati explained in savya

chakra is different from the one explained in apasavya chakra. In savya chakra

the gati is from pisces to scorpio and saggitarius to aries whereas in apasavya

it is scorpio to pisces and aries to saggitarius. Similarly the other two gatis

undergo subtle variations. If by any chance the paramayus needs to be crossed

over then we stick to on to the same group(either savya or apasavya as the case

may be).

 

Savya chakra is a different zodiac while apasavya chakra is a different zodiac.

For clarity sake we may say two distinct and identified routes operating in

the same area. In my previous mail i had given the names as Ganesha

chakra(apasavya) and Subramanya chakra(savya).

 

Best wishes.

 

Astrologically yours,

p.s.ramanarayanan."Narasimha P.V.R. Rao" <pvr (AT) charter (DOT) net> wrote:

Namaste,

 

Thank you for writing, but I do not agree with you. Instead of saying that the

mahadasa is of Gemini, it is my view that we have to identify which navamsa it

is. Out of 108 navamsas, dasas of 12 navamsas are represented by Gemini. They

are all not the same in nature.

 

If Moon's navamsa at birth is in an apasavya nakshatra, still a particular

mahadasa can be a navamsa from a savya nakshatra. In such a case, it is my view

that antardasas should be found based on that savya nakshatra pada (i.e. using

savya chakra).

 

In fact, transitions between the savya nakshatra padas and apasavya nakshatra

padas at the mahadasa or antardasa level are critical. They go by the name

"Simhavalokana gati".

 

Thus, it is my view that Swamiji is running Sagittarius antardasa (12th house)

rather than Aquarius antardasa (2nd house).

 

May Jupiter's light shine on us,

Narasimha

-

rama narayanan

Narasimha P.V.R. Rao ; vedic astrology

Cc: prajakta pole ; Raman Suprajarama ; vyasa

Sunday, November 21, 2004 11:55 AM

Re: [vedic astrology] Re: Kalachakra Dasa Analysis of Sri Jayendra Saraswathi

SARVAM GYANANANDAMAYAM

AUM GURUBYO NAMAH

 

Dear Narasimha & Raman,

 

Namaste. i would like to share what i know about kalachakra. Already i sent a

mail in this regard. Let me take up the chart of Shri.Jayendra Saraswati. i am

using chaitra paksha ayanamsa and the following data for this purpose.

 

Date of birth: July 18, 1935. Time of birth:- 19hours 4 minutes and 20

seconds(rectified) Place:- Irul Neeki (79E26' 10 N42').

 

Nakshatra positions of planets & ascendant:-

Lagna:-uttarashada 4 Sun:- Punarvasu 4 Moon:- Dhanishta 4

Mars:- Chitra 3 Buda Aridra 2 Guru:- Visaka 1 Sukra:-Purvaphalguni 1

Sani®:-Satayam 4 Rahu:-Uttarashada 1 Ketu:- Punarvasu 3

Mandi:-Rohini 4 Gulika:- Mrigasira 3 HL:- Makha 2 GL:- Revati 3

 

Kalachakra - the navamsa diagram/chart:-(refer previous mail)

Lagna:- Meena Sun:-Kataka Moon:- Mesha Mars:-Tula Buda:-Kumbha

Guru:-Vrischika Sukra:-kataka Sani:-Dhanur Rahu:-Dhanur Ketu:-Mithuna

Mandi:-Simha Gulika:-Vrishaba HL:-Tula GL:-Kumba AL:-Kataka A6:-Mithuna

 

Some prelims:

 

Savya chakra dasas are to commence from deha rasi and end with jeeva rasis while

Apasavya chakra dasas are to commence from jeeva rasis and end with deha rasis.

 

Dasa balance is to be calculated on the dasa years of deha rasis in respect of

savya chakras and that of jeeva rasis in respect of apasavya chakras.

 

Antardasas and pratyantardasas will follow the same pattern as that of mahadasa cycle.

 

Sage parasara identifies only three gatis viz. simvahalochana, mandooka and markata gatis.

 

Dasa/antardasa/pratyantardasa pattern in respect of savya charkra:-

 

Rasi dasa pattern

No.of years

Mesha 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9

100

Vrishbha 10,11,12,8,7,6,4,5,3 85

Mithuna 2,1,12,11,10,9,1,2,3 83

Kataka 4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12 86

Simha 8,7,6,4,5,3,2,1,12

100

Kanya 11,10,9,1,2,3,4,5,6

85

Tula 7,8,9,10,11,12,8,7,6

83

Vrischika 4,5,3,2,1,12,11,10,9 86

Dhanur 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9

100

Makara 10,11,12,8,7,6,4,5,3

85

Kumbha 2,1,12,11,10,9,1,2,3 83

Meena 4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12

86

 

Dasa/Antardasa/Pratyantardasa pattern in respect of apasavya chakra:-

 

Rasi dasa pattern No.

of years

 

Vrischika 9,10,11,12,1,2,3,5,4

86

Tula 6,7,8,12,11,10,9,8,7

83

Kanya 6,5,4,3,2,1,9,10,11

85

Simha 12,1,2,3,5,4,6,7,8

100

Kataka 12,11,10,9,8,7,6,5,4

86

Mithuna 3,2,1,9,10,11,12,1,2

83

Vrishabha 3,5,4,6,7,8,12,11,10

85

Mesha 9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1

100

Meena 12,11,10,9,8,7,6,5,4

86

Kumbha 3,2,1,9,10,11,12,1,2

83

Makara 3,5,4,6,7,8,12,11,10

85

Dhanur 9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1

100

 

Notes:- The numbers given under the column dasa pattern represent the signs of

the zodiac ( 1 means mesha , 2, means vrishbha and so on).

 

Based on the above understanding let us work out the dasa and antardasa in the

horoscope of Shri. Jayendra Saraswati. He was born in the nakshatra dhanista in

the 4th pada. Dhanishta belongs to apasavya group. His Moon falls in the

navamsa of Mesha the paramaayus of which is 100 years. The dasa pattern is as

follows;

Dhanur,vrishchika,tula, kanya,simha,kataka,mithuna,vrishabha and mesha.

 

As the dasa pattern is apasavya the first dasa will commence with jeeva rasi

which in this case is dhanur rasi. The rasi period of dhanur is 10 years. Moon

has travelled in the 4th pada to an extent of 76.4323 minutes. The balance

remaining to be travelled works out to 123.5677 minutes. The dasa balance

therefore works out to 6 years 2 months and 4 days of dhanur dasa. As per this

calculation the acharya is running mithuna mahadasa since 22nd september 1999.

This dasa is upto september 2008.

 

Inorder to workout the antardasa now look at mithuna in apasavya chakra for the

antardasa pattern. The dasa pattern for mithuna is as follows:

Mithuna,vrishabha,mesha,dhanur,makara, kumbha, meena, mesha and vrishabha. As

per this pattern he is running the antardasa of kumbha from 16th september

2004'(upto 22nd february 2005).

 

Inorder to workout the pratyantardasa now look at kumbha in apasavya chakra for

the pratyantardasa pattern. The dasa pattern for kumbha is as follows:-

Mithuna,vrishbha, mesha,dhanur, makara,kumbha, meeena, mesha and vrishabha. As

per this pattern he was running the pratyantar dasa of mesha when he was

arrested. Mesha is his deha rasi and is subject to the graha dristhi of mars

and rahu. We can clearly see the working of curse of past birth. As per the

gati principle taught we can feel the effects of dhanur sani combined with

rahu on the mesha moon.

 

Dear Narasimha, if you feel the above understanding is acceptable to you, you

can feel free to use them for the forthcoming mumbai conference.

 

Best wishes.

 

Astrologically yours,

p.s.ramanarayanan.

 

Now let us look up these two dasas(MD & AD). Mithuna mahadasa and Kumbha

antardasa. As per the kalachakra diagram ketu and shatrupada are found in

mithuna and the dasa lord Buda is found placed in the 12th house kumba. The

antar dasa is that of kumbha whose lords Sani & Rahu are found placed in 10th

house dhanur. The dasa lord Buda is placed in 12th house kumbha and is in

bandana on account of pressures of Mars(cop) in 8th and ketu in 4th from

lagna(9th & 5th position with respect to buda). Mithuna rasi is found placed in

12th to arudha lagna found in kataka. Kumbha rasi whose antardasa is currently

running is found placed in the 12th lagna and 8th to arudha lagna. The lagna

lord and atmakaraka guru is found placed between malefics sani,rahu and mars in

vrischika.

 

"Narasimha P.V.R. Rao" <pvr (AT) charter (DOT) net> wrote:

Om Namassivaaya

Namaste Sri Raman,

 

> The Dasa system given above is different from that given in JH.

 

Thank you for giving your calculations. You said that these calculations are different from JHora.

 

That is true based on the old JHora calculations. But I have changed my views

earlier this year. After meditating on this for several years, I found a

satisfactory answer to my burning questions on Kalachakra dasa. The next

release of JHora will give some new options for Kalachakra dasa.

 

Your calculations match my latest calculations as far as mahadasas are concerned

(excepting that you are using 365 day years instead of 365.2425 day years and

hence losing some days over the years).

 

However, we have a big disagreement on antardasas. You are using the Vimsottari

dasa paradigm and starting antardasas from mahadasa sign. This approach of

yours creates gatis (leaps) not mentioned by Shiva or Parasara. For example,

take someone born with Moon in Aswini 2nd pada. Mahadasas go as Cp, Aq, Pi, Sc,

Li, Vi, Cn, Le and Ge. Using your approach, antardasas in Ge mahadasa go as Ge,

Cp, Aq, Pi, Sc, Li, Vi, Cn and Le. The jump from Ge to Cp is not mentioned by

Shiva or Parasara. Please note that Shiva indicated the applicability of gatis

in antardasas also.

 

These unsanctioned gatis in antardasas are the biggest drawback of your approach.

 

The approach I have tried in the latest public release of JHora was to go to the

next quarter's navamsa cycle when we approach the end of a navamsa cycle. In the

example given above, antardasas in Ge mahadasa would go as Ge, Ta, Ar, Pi etc

(i.e. use Aswini 3rd quarter's cycle after Aswini 2nd quarter's cycle ends,

instead of wrapping back to the beginning of Aswini 2nd quarter's cycle). This

ensures that there are no awkward/unsanctioned leaps in antardasas.

 

However, I was not fully satisfied. Antardasas jumping ahead of mahadasas and

pratyantardasas jumping ahead of antardasas and going from one dasa cycle to

another is not pretty too, though it atleast avoids gatis not sanctioned by

Shiva.

 

I actually was troubled by a bigger problem. Shiva explicitly taught Parvati the

results of various antardasas in various mahadasas in savya and apasavya cycles.

He gave 2x12x9=216 separate results (2 cycles, 12 mahadasa signs, 9 antardasa

signs in each). Both your approach and my approach result in several

mahadasa-antardasa combinations that are outside of the list mentioned by

Shiva. So both these approaches of antardasa reckoning must be incorrect. I was

troubled by this for a long time and kept searching for the correct approach.

 

After I meditated on this for long, a very simple and fundamental realization

came to me that finally enabled me to solve the puzzle. Once I thought of it,

it now seems so obvious that I wonder why I could not think of it earlier. It

just feels like common sense now. Pt. Sanjay Rath also found it satisfactory

and he blessed it.

 

The mahadasas allocated to various navamsas are essentially navamsa signs

themselves too!!!! We are mapping the 108 navamsas back to 108 navamsas. We are

mapping each navamsa to nine different navamsas.

 

For example, suppose Moon is in Aswini 1st quarter, i.e. Aries navamsa. The

mahadasas are said to be Ar, Ta, Ge, Cn, Le, Vi, Li, Sc and Sg. These are

nothing but the nine navamsas in Aries rasi, i.e. Aswini 1, 2, 3, 4, Bharani 1,

2, 3, 4 and Krittika 1. Look at the dasa signs as not just any signs but as

navamsas within a particular sign.

 

The four quarters of Aswini get 9 navamsas each in their dasa cycles and thus

they cover 36 navamsas, i.e. one-third of the zodiac (Aswini 1-Asresha 4). The

four quarters of Bharani get the next one-third (Magha 1-Jyeshtha 4). The four

quarters of Krittika get the last one-third (Moola 1-Revathi 4). Then we go to

apasavya nakshatras and they get the 108 navamsas starting from Jyeshtha 4 and

ending in Moola 1 (mirror image of the savya zodiac)! That covers Rohini,

Mrigasira and Ardra. Then we are back to the savya zodiac and get 108 navamsas

from Aswini 1 to Revathi 4 for Punarvasu, Pushyami and Asresha. And so on.

 

Let us take the chart of Swami Jayendra Saraswati. Please allow me to use

Chitrapaksha ayanamsa and a birthtime of 7:00 pm (actually, I have rectified it

slightly, but will not share that time for now). Natal Moon is in Dhanishtha 4th

quarter. The dasas, as you mentioned, go as Sg, Sc, Li, Vi, Le, Cn, Ge, Ta and

Ar. These are nothing but the 9 navamsas of Aries (mirror image of Scorpio -

which contains Dhanishtha 4), going backward from Krittika 1 to Aswini 1! The

four quarters of Sravanam get the 36 navamsas starting from Jyeshtha 4 and

ending in Magha 1. The four quarters of Dhanishtha get the 36 navamsas starting

from Asresha 4 and ending in Aswini 1.

 

Thus, Dhanishtha 4 gets Krittika 1, Bharani 4, 3, 2, 1, Aswini 4, 3, 2 and 1.

Gemini (current mahadasa) corresponds to Aswini 3rd quarter. Here are the

mahadasas (the nakshatra padas corresponding to the mahadasas are given in

brackets by JHora).

 

Kalachakra Dasa (Moon, Apasavya group, Paramayush = 100 years):

 

Maha Dasas:

 

Sg (Krit1): 1931-11-10 (22:58:38) - 1941-11-10 (12:34:07)

Sc (Bhar4): 1941-11-10 (12:34:07) - 1948-11-10 (7:33:19)

Li (Bhar3): 1948-11-10 (7:33:19) - 1964-11-10 (9:58:34)

Vi (Bhar2): 1964-11-10 (9:58:34) - 1973-11-10 (17:27:58)

Le (Bhar1): 1973-11-10 (17:27:58) - 1978-11-11 (0:06:08)

Cn (Aswi4): 1978-11-11 (0:06:08) - 1999-11-11 (9:23:38)

Ge (Aswi3): 1999-11-11 (9:23:38) - 2008-11-10 (16:49:55) <<<<

Ta (Aswi2): 2008-11-10 (16:49:55) - 2024-11-10 (19:13:15)

Ar (Aswi1): 2024-11-10 (19:13:15) - 2031-11-11 (14:23:58)

 

Now, my simple idea is to take the navamsa (nakshatra pada) corresponding to

mahadasa sign and treat that as natal Moon's navamsa and find antardasas using

the same procedure used in finding mahadasas!!!! Thus, mahadasas, antardasas,

pratyantardasas etc stick to the same methodology. They use the same mapping.

 

This means that we not only stick to the gatis sanctioned by Shiva at the

antardasa level also (and at all levels), but we stick to the

mahadasa-antardasa combinations described by Shiva. We do not get any

mahadasa-antardasa combinations outside of the list given by Shiva with this

approach. This approach is quite logical and consistent. Though there is still

one small issue that troubles me, this may be mostly correct. Pt Sanjay Rath

and I will be presenting this research in great detail at the Mumbai conference

(though I will not be physically present, I will be present in spirit), so that

scholars can experiment with it and judge it.

 

Thus, to find the antardasas in Ge dasa of Swamiji, look at the dasa cycle

corresponding to Aswini 3rd quarter. Here are the calculations.

 

Kalachakra Dasa (Moon, Apasavya group, Paramayush = 100 years):

 

Ge (Aswi3) MD: 1999-11-11 (9:23:38) - 2008-11-10 (16:49:55)

 

Antardasas in this MD:

 

Ta (Mrig3): 1999-11-11 (9:23:38) - 2001-08-05 (11:54:10)

Ar (Mrig4): 2001-08-05 (11:54:10) - 2002-05-07 (3:06:26)

Pi (Ardr1): 2002-05-07 (3:06:26) - 2003-06-07 (22:37:25)

Aq (Ardr2): 2003-06-07 (22:37:25) - 2003-11-15 (17:31:32)

Cp (Ardr3): 2003-11-15 (17:31:32) - 2004-04-18 (19:04:09)

Sg (Ardr4): 2004-04-18 (19:04:09) - 2005-05-20 (9:00:30) <<<<

Ar (Puna1): 2005-05-20 (9:00:30) - 2006-02-21 (12:15:15)

Ta (Puna2): 2006-02-21 (12:15:15) - 2007-11-20 (1:18:55)

Ge (Puna3): 2007-11-20 (1:18:55) - 2008-11-10 (16:49:55)

 

The antardasa running right now, as per this method, is Sg. Please note that Sg

is the 12th house of imprisonment in the natal rasi chart and Rahu occupies it!

Moreover, the nakshatra involved is Ardra, owned by Rudra. This is also a

Simhavalokana antardasa! Bottomline is that he is unfortunately running the

mahadasa of 6th house and antardasa of 12th house and these two signs are

occupied by nodes in both rasi and navamsa.

 

After we present this method of finding Kalachakra dasa at Mumbai in detail, I

will release a newer version of JHora that supports this method. I am sorry for

teaching a wrong version of Kalachakra dasa in the past and sincerely hope that

I got it right this time.

 

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Dear Shri.Raman Suprajarama,Namasthe!

Your approach to Kalachakra Dasa, Antardasa and Pratyandartasa and the flow

chart is in tune with Uma Maheswara SamvathaKaala chakra dasa as is advocated

by Thirisipuram Late.Shri.Poonusamy Pillai in his ‘Sundarasekaram’, It is also

in confirmative with BPHS, Jathakapaladeepika, Jathaka Alankar and Kala

chackradasa as published by Thanjavour Maharaja Saraswathi Mahal Library. I too

follow your captioned Conventional / orthodox system of Kala chakra dasa.

I use JHL.ver.6 free software with Lahiri Ayanamsa and 360 days Savana year.

Analysis of H.H.Jayendra Saraswathi’s chart: (Chi.PVRN.Rao’s data adopted)

D.O.B: -- 1935 – 7 – 18

Bal. @ Birth Dhanus Guru dasa --- 6 – 3 – 22

– 7 Sc. Mars’s dasa ---------------------------

7

Li. Venus dasa -----------------------------16

Vi. Mer. Dasa -------------------------------- 9

Le. Sun dasa 5

Ca. Moon dasa -------------------------------21

--------1999 – 11 – 10 – 7

Mithuna Butha dasa 7 yrs. commences. Methuna de’gha & Kataka Jeewa rasi, in both the rasis

Malefic graghas Ketu, Butha, Kala, Uppa Ketu / Sun are present. Hence the entire

dasa would only bestow adverse / nipam results.

MithunButhabukthi+ RishabSukrabukthi+MeshaMars 2003 – 10 – 25 – 10hrs

The native would experience Thuragha gati during the period of Dhanusu Guru

bukthi; this bukthi would nurture visualizations of bad end, Southward journey,

fear from thives, loss of money,

Pensive / sad mood, invite the attention of Govert. Realize Siva

yagna,----

0 – 10 – 24 – 0hrs

------------------

---------2004

– 9 – 19 – 10 hrs.

Vimshottri dasas of Butha & Ketu would also be adverse as they have co-joined Uppa gragha Kala.

With regards,

VedapuriBaskarabandulu.D.SathiyanarayanaGupta.

 

 

 

Raman Suprajarama <cru115 (AT) niranjanbabu (DOT) com> wrote: Dear friends and esteemed

scholars,Namasthe!Kalachakra Dasa Analysis of Sri Jayendra Saraswathi's chart

is given below: July 18, 1935Time: 18:39:00Time Zone:

5:30:00 (East of GMT)Place: 79 E 09' 00", 10 N 48' 00"

Thanjavur, IndiaKalachakra Mahadasa-Antardasa-PratyandartasaMD Dhanus Guru

18-Jul-35 12-Mar-38MD Vrischika Mars 12-Mar-38

10-Mar-45MD Tula

Sukra 10-Mar-45 06-Mar-61MD Kanya Budha 06-Mar-61

04-Mar-70MD Simha Surya 04-Mar-70 03-Mar-75MD Kataka Chandra

03-Mar-75 26-Feb-96MD Mithuna Budha 26-Feb-96

23-Feb-05MD Mithuna Budha AD Mithuna Budha 26-Feb-9614-Dec-96MD

Mithuna Budha AD Vrishabha Sukra 14-Dec-96 21-May-98MD Mithuna

Budha AD

Mesha Kuja 21-May-98 03-Jan-99MD Mithuna Budha AD Dhanus

Guru 03-Jan-99 23-Nov-99MD Mithuna Budha AD Vrischika Mars

23-Nov-9907-Jul-00MD Mithuna Budha AD Tula Sukra

07-Jul-00 12-Dec-01MD Mithuna Budha AD Kanya Budha

12-Dec-01 30-Sep-02MD Mithuna Budha AD Simha Surya

30-Sep-02 11-Mar-03MD Mithuna

Budha AD Kataka Chandra 11-Mar-0324-Jun-05

MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Katk Chandra 11-Mar-03

02-Aug-03MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Mithna Budha 02-Aug-03

02-Oct-03MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Vrish Sukra 02-Oct-03

19-Jan-04MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Mesha Kuja 19-Jan-04

07-Mar-04MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Dhanus

Guru 07-Mar-04 14-May-04MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Vrisca

Mars 14-May-04 01-Jul-04MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Tula

Sukra 01-Jul-04 18-Oct-04MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Kanya

Budha 18-Oct-04 18-Dec-04MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Simha

Surya 18-Dec-04 21-Jan-05 The Dasa system given above is

different from that given in JH. The datesgiven are start and end dates

respectively. An error of about 16 days existsdue to human limitations. I use

Raman Ayanamsa.From the above, we can see that

the seer of Kanchi is running Mahadasa ofMithuna-Budha, Antardasa of

Kataka-Chandra and Pratyantar Dasa ofKanya-Budha.Mithuna-Budha Dasa - The lord

of the sign, Mercury is in the 6th, aninimical sign. Natural benefic Jupiter

aspects him, but Jupiter is inturnafflicted by his association with natural

malefic Mars. In Navamsa, he is inLagna, but Sun aspects him. The lord of that

sign is well placed in 2nd andviewed by Venus.Kataka-Chandra Antardasa - The

sign is afflicted by presence of 8th lord Sunand aspect of Rahu (external

influence). Ketu acts like Mars and is good toa certain level. Lord of the

sign, Sun is in the 2nd from lagna, along withLagna lord and has favorable

aspect of Jupiter (Spiritual leaders).Influence of rulers is usually

characterized by this Antardasa.Kanya-Budha Pratyantardasa - The sign is not

occupied by any planet. Thelord of the sign is placed in an inimical sign and

also not well placed

inNavamsa. In Navamsa, Sun (political heads) aspects him. He has Rahu andSaturn

on either side.These indications show the influence of 6th house and Sun

(planet denotingpolitical leaders). The influence of Rahu is also high

indicating externalinfluences. At this point, I am not able to conclude what

this influence is.Rahu in Makara indicates aberration of mind.The next

pratyantardasa is of Simha Surya (18-Dec-04 to 21-Jan-05). It isthe 8th sign

from Lagna. Yogakaraka Venus is placed present which isbeneficial. Further,

Lagna lord Saturn and Moon aspect it. Sign lord Sun iswell placed in the 7th

along with Ketu, but aspected by Rahu. In Navamsa, heis again well placed in

7th, in his own sign, and aspected by Mercury andbenefic Jupiter. The current

period might give a solution to the case andhelp the seer.I request readers to

kindly give their observations.Om Tat Sat,Raman

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AUM GURUBYO NAMAH

 

Dear Shri. Narasimha,

 

Namaste. You had mentioned the gemini mahadasa corresponds to aswini

nakshatra(savya) 3rd pada. What i wanted to say is that it also corresponds to

mrigasira nakshatra(apasavya) 2nd pada. When you are operating in apasavya

route and you have apsavya nakshatra padas corresponding to each of the12 signs

there is no need to shift to savya chakra.

 

i wish to thank you for that mail to Shri.Raman. i shall write(in the evening) in detail later.

 

i do agree that our approaches are similar but for the line of thinking in

connection with picking up the antardasas. i take this opportunity to

appreciate you for your painstaking researches in this field.

 

i have one request to make. Please consider giving the planetary longitudes for

divisional charts also in your future versions of JH as this can help in

further research work. i know a traditional pundit who has been using this for

timing the events(death from dasamsa - mahatpalam according to him gives very

wide scope - ayush karaka sani rules the 10th house in kalapurusha jataka).

 

Best wishes.

 

Astrologically yours,

p.s.ramanarayanan.pvr108 <pvr (AT) charter (DOT) net> wrote:

Namaste Sri Ramanarayanan,I too do not wish to argue. I have thought a lot about

this and worked on this for several years. I only intend to teach what I know

(and digested) and it is upto others to accept it or reject it. But I do want

to ask questions and provoke the intellectual curiosity of scholars.I

understand what you are saying and I am saying almost the same thing though in

different words. There is ONLY ONE difference between us.If natal Moon's

navamsa sign belongs to an apasavya nakshatra, you are always counting from

jeeva to deha, even when you go to antardasas in different mahadasas. In my

case, I may count from deha to jeeva for antardasas in some mahadasas and from

jeeva to deha for some antardasas in other mahadasas. I decide it based on

whether the mahadasa sign that is giving that antardasa

cycle is a navamsa from a savya nakshatra or apasavya nakshatra.As I see it,

that is the only difference bewteen us. We get the same mahadasas and

antardasas, but the order of antardasas in some mahadasas can be different

(reverse) between us.If you are recognizing a new deha and jeeva and a new

cycle (a new set of 9 signs) when finding antardasas in each mahadasa, why not

also recognize a new savya/apasavya reckoning when fnding antardasas in each

mahadasa?In Swami Jayendra Saraswathi's Kalachakra Navamsa, Sagittarius -

current antardasa according to the method I am suggesting - is the 10th house

and contains 12th lords Saturn and Rahu. In other words, he is running the dasa

containing Ketu and the antardasa containing Saturn and Rahu.May Jupiter's light

shine on us,Narasimha> SARVAM GYANANANDAMAYAM> AUM GURUBYO NAMAH> > Dear

Narasimha,> >

Namaste. Thankyou once again for your response. At the outset i wish to state

that i have no intention to argue. i just want to put forward my understanding

on the subject.> > Savya chakra:-> > Aswini padas 1,2,3&4 are placed in

mesha,vrishabha,mithuna & kataka.> Bharani padas 1,2,3&4 are placed in

simha,kanya,tula & vrischika.> Krittika padas 1,2,3&4 are placed in

dhanu,makara,kumbha & meena.> > Similarly we can find the nakshatra padas of

punarvasu,pushya,aslesha, hastam, chitra, swati, moolam, pooradam, uttardam,

poorattadhi, uttarattadhi and revathi.> > The navamsas of each pada have been

brought out in the savya chakra dasa table(please see earlier mail). There are

108 navamsas in all.> > Apasavya chakra:-> > Rohini padas 1,2,3&4 are placed

in vrischika,tula,kanya &

simha> Mrigasira padas 1,2,3&4 are placed in kataka,mithuna,vrishabha&mesha>

Aridra padas 1,2,3&4 are placed in meena,kumbha,makara & dhanur.> > Similarly

we can find the nakshatra padas of makam,pooram,uttaram,

visakha,anusham,,jyeshtha, sravana,dhanishta & sathayam.> > The navamsas of

each pada have been brought out in the apasavya chakra dasa table. There are

108 navamsas in all.> > In the horoscope under discussion we find moon placed

in dhanishta 4th pada. Dhanishta nakshatra comes under apasavya chakra and the

moon is found placed in Mesha. As the nakshatra is apasavya the dasa pattern

starts with jeeva rasi and ends with deha rasi. Look at the apasavya chakra

table and locate mesha to find out the dasa pattern. The dasa begins with

dhanur and ends with mesha. Currently the acharya is running the mahadasa of

mithuna. Mithuna finds its

place both in savya and apasavya chakra table( as is the case with every sign).

Both Savya and apasavya nakshatra padas fall in mithuna as can be seen from the

above. Choose the apasavya chakra table and locate mithuna for antardasas.> >

The hint that the sage gives in the slokas 54 & 55 of chapter 46 of BPHS is to

prepare 2 charts for savya and apasavya nakshatras. Once you prepare the 108

navamsas in both chakras you need to only identify the starting point and march

ahead accordingly.> > i wish you all the best for your article to be presented

for the conference.> > Ever ready to learn.> > Astrologically yours,>

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Namaste Sir,

 

Yes, Gemini navamsa can correspond to Aswini 3rd, Punarvasu 3rd, Hasta 3rd etc

among Savya nakshatra padas and also Mrigasira 2nd, Poorva Phalguni 2nd etc

among apasavya nakshatra padas. Gemini mahadasa comes in the dasa cycles of

several nakshatra padas. When does it stand for which nakshatra? My

contribution was laying this out, so that the structure behind the Kalachakra

table is clear.

 

I will consider your suggestion on divisional longitudes.

 

May Jupiter's light shine on us,

Narasimha

 

> SARVAM GYANANANDAMAYAM> AUM GURUBYO NAMAH> > Dear Shri. Narasimha,> >

Namaste. You had mentioned the gemini mahadasa corresponds to aswini

nakshatra(savya) 3rd pada. What i wanted to say is that it also corresponds to

mrigasira nakshatra(apasavya) 2nd pada. When you are operating in apasavya

route and you have apsavya nakshatra padas corresponding to each of the12 signs

there is no need to shift to savya chakra.> > i wish to thank you for that mail

to Shri.Raman. i shall write(in the evening) in detail later.> > i do agree

that our approaches are similar but for the line of thinking in connection with

picking up the antardasas. i take this opportunity to appreciate you for your

painstaking researches in this field.> > i have one request to make. Please

consider giving the planetary longitudes for divisional charts also in your

future versions of JH as this can help in further research work. i know a

traditional pundit who has been using this for timing the events(death from

dasamsa - mahatpalam according to him gives very wide scope - ayush karaka sani

rules the 10th house in kalapurusha jataka).> > Best wishes.> > Astrologically

yours,> p.s.ramanarayanan.

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AUM GURUBYO NAMAH

 

Dear Shri. Narasimha,

 

Namaste. At the outset i wish to thank you for having agreed to consider my

request for divisional planetary longitudes.

 

i have been using the kalachakra diagram and have been applying the kalachakra

dasa in this diagram. As the kalachakra is basically a navamsa chart and the

entire subject revovles around the nakshatra padas and 216 navamsas i feel it

is better to use the dasas in this diagram rather than the rasi chart.

 

Apart from whatever i have said so far on this subject i just want to add one

more which you may consider fanciful. As i have no authority to back me up in

putting forth some of the flashes that passed through (you may call whimsical

ideas) i have restricted myself strictly to what has been told by the sage

Parasara under the caption Kalachakra. Anyhow for whatever it is worth i shall

share those flashes too which i have enlisted in my research file.

 

1.Consider the navamsas where ketu is positioned. As per the dictum 'vipareetham

ketu' the direction of the antardasas can be altered(from savya to apasavya or

apasavya to savya as the case may be).

 

2.Consider the navamsas where sani is positioned. Even when the dasa pattern is

apasavya the antardasa of the sign containing sani has to be picked from savya

chakra only.

 

If you feel any of these flashes as useful you may consider using them. If you

feel otherwise you may ignore them.

Best wishes.

 

Ever ready to learn and share,

 

Astrologically yours,

p.s.ramanarayanan."Narasimha P.V.R. Rao" <pvr (AT) charter (DOT) net> wrote:

Namaste Sir,

 

Yes, Gemini navamsa can correspond to Aswini 3rd, Punarvasu 3rd, Hasta 3rd etc

among Savya nakshatra padas and also Mrigasira 2nd, Poorva Phalguni 2nd etc

among apasavya nakshatra padas. Gemini mahadasa comes in the dasa cycles of

several nakshatra padas. When does it stand for which nakshatra? My

contribution was laying this out, so that the structure behind the Kalachakra

table is clear.

 

I will consider your suggestion on divisional longitudes.

 

May Jupiter's light shine on us,

Narasimha

 

> SARVAM GYANANANDAMAYAM> AUM GURUBYO NAMAH> > Dear Shri. Narasimha,> >

Namaste. You had mentioned the gemini mahadasa corresponds to aswini

nakshatra(savya) 3rd pada. What i wanted to say is that it also corresponds to

mrigasira nakshatra(apasavya) 2nd pada. When you are operating in apasavya

route and you have apsavya nakshatra padas corresponding to each of the12 signs

there is no need to shift to savya chakra.> > i wish to thank you for that mail

to Shri.Raman. i shall write(in the evening) in detail later.> > i do agree

that our approaches are similar but for the line of thinking in connection with

picking up the antardasas. i take this opportunity to appreciate you for your

painstaking researches in this field.> > i have one request to make. Please

consider giving the planetary longitudes for divisional charts also in your

future versions of JH as this can help in further research work. i know a

traditional pundit who has been using this for timing the events(death from

dasamsa - mahatpalam according to him gives very wide scope - ayush karaka sani

rules the 10th house in kalapurusha jataka).> > Best wishes.> > Astrologically

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AUM GURUBYO NAMAH

 

Dear Shri.Raman,

 

Namaste. Thank you for your response. i hope you were convinced with what

Narasimha wrote to your questions addressed to me. If you feel you are not

convinced you may feel free to write to me. i shall submit a paper on this

topic soon.

 

Best wishes.

 

Astrologically yours,

p.s.ramanarayanan.Raman Suprajarama <cru115 (AT) niranjanbabu (DOT) com> wrote:

Dear Sri Ramanarayanan,Namasthe!My calculations of the antardasha are based on

the assumption that itfollows the same pattern as Mahadasa and we seem to have

the same view.However, my understanding on this system does not match with the

Dasapattern that you have given. Let us consider Bharani 4th pada. It belongs

to Savya Group and if Iconsider the pattern you have given, I get Can, Leo,

Vir, Lib, Sco, Sag,Cap, Aqu, Pic with Deha as Cancer and Jeeva as Pisces. But

my understandingof the pattern is Can, Leo, Gem, Tau, Ari, Pis, Aqu, Cap, Sag

with Cancer asDeha and Sag as Jeeva.The sequence, as I understand it, is not on

the basis of the beginning Rasibut on the basis of the Nakshatra Pada. It would

be nice if you can throwmore light on the same.Similarly, if we consider

Apasavya Stars Rohini 2nd

Pada, Makha 3rd pada,Mrigasira 3rd Pada all start with Kanya Rasi, but the

pattern of Mahadasa isdifferent for each.Om Tat Sat,Raman

Suprajarama______rama narayanan

[sree88ganesha (AT) (DOT) co.in] Sunday, November 21, 2004 10:25 PMTo:

Narasimha P.V.R. Rao; vedic astrologyCc: prajakta pole; Raman

Suprajarama; vyasaSubject: Re: [vedic astrology] Re: Kalachakra

Dasa Analysis of Sri JayendraSaraswathiSARVAM GYANANANDAMAYAMAUM GURUBYO NAMAH

Dear Narasimha & Raman, Namaste. i would like to share what i know about

kalachakra. Already i senta mail in this regard. Let me take up the chart of

Shri.Jayendra Saraswati.i am using chaitra paksha ayanamsa and the following

data for this purpose. Date of birth: July 18, 1935. Time of birth:- 19hours 4

minutes and 20seconds(rectified)

Place:- Irul Neeki (79E26' 10 N42'). Nakshatra positions of planets &

ascendant:-Lagna:-uttarashada 4 Sun:- Punarvasu 4 Moon:- Dhanishta 4 Mars:-

Chitra 3 Buda Aridra 2 Guru:- Visaka 1 Sukra:-Purvaphalguni 1Sani®:-Satayam 4

Rahu:-Uttarashada 1 Ketu:- Punarvasu 3Mandi:-Rohini 4 Gulika:- Mrigasira 3 HL:-

Makha 2 GL:- Revati 3 Kalachakra - the navamsa diagram/chart:-(refer previous

mail)Lagna:- Meena Sun:-Kataka Moon:- Mesha Mars:-Tula

Buda:-KumbhaGuru:-Vrischika Sukra:-kataka Sani:-Dhanur Rahu:-Dhanur

Ketu:-MithunaMandi:-Simha Gulika:-Vrishaba HL:-Tula GL:-Kumba AL:-Kataka

A6:-Mithuna Some prelims: Savya chakra dasas are to commence from deha rasi and

end with jeeva rasiswhile Apasavya chakra dasas are to commence from jeeva rasis

and end withdeha rasis. Dasa balance is to be calculated on the dasa years of

deha rasis in respectof savya chakras and that of jeeva rasis

in respect of apasavya chakras. Antardasas and pratyantardasas will follow the

same pattern as that ofmahadasa cycle. Sage parasara identifies only three

gatis viz. simvahalochana, mandooka andmarkata gatis.

Dasa/antardasa/pratyantardasa pattern in respect of savya charkra:- Rasi

dasa pattern No.of yearsMesha

1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 100Vrishbha

10,11,12,8,7,6,4,5,3

85Mithuna 2,1,12,11,10,9,1,2,3

83Kataka 4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12

86Simha 8,7,6,4,5,3,2,1,12 &nb;

sp; 100Kanya 11,10,9,1,2,3,4,5,6

85Tula 7,8,9,10,11,12,8,7,6

83Vrischika 4,5,3,2,1,12,11,10,9

86Dhanur 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9

 

100Makara 10,11,12,8,7,6,4,5,3

85Kumbha 2,1,12,11,10,9,1,2,3

83Meena 4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12

86 Dasa/Antardasa/Pratyantardasa pattern in respect of apasavya chakra:- Rasi

dasa pattern No. of

years Vrischika 9,10,11,12,1,2,3,5,4

86Tula 6,7,8,12,11,10,9,8,7

83Kanya 6,5,4,3,2,1,9,10,11

 

85Simha 12,1,2,3,5,4,6,7,8

100Kataka 12,11,10,9,8,7,6,5,4

86Mithuna 3,2,1,9,10,11,12,1,2

83Vrishabha 3,5,4,6,7,8,12,11,10

85Mesha 9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1

100Meena 12,11,10,9,8,7,6,5,4

86Kumbha 3,2,1,9,10,11,12,1,2

 

83Makara 3,5,4,6,7,8,12,11,10

85Dhanur 9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1

100 Notes:- The numbers given under the column dasa pattern represent the

signsof the zodiac ( 1 means mesha , 2, means vrishbha and so on). Based on the

above understanding let us work out the dasa and

antardasa inthe horoscope of Shri. Jayendra Saraswati. He was born in the

nakshatradhanista in the 4th pada. Dhanishta belongs to apasavya group. His

Moonfalls in the navamsa of Mesha the paramaayus of which is 100 years. The

dasapattern is as follows;Dhanur,vrishchika,tula,

kanya,simha,kataka,mithuna,vrishabha and mesha. As the dasa pattern is

apasavya the first dasa will commence with jeeva rasiwhich in this case is

dhanur rasi. The rasi period of dhanur is 10 years. Moon has travelled in the

4th pada to an extent of 76.4323 minutes. Thebalance remaining to be travelled

works out to 123.5677 minutes. The dasabalance therefore works out to 6 years 2

months and 4 days of dhanur dasa.As per this calculation the acharya is running

mithuna mahadasa since 22ndseptember 1999. This dasa is upto september 2008.

Inorder to workout the antardasa now look at mithuna in apasavya chakra forthe

antardasa pattern. The dasa pattern for mithuna is as

follows:Mithuna,vrishabha,mesha,dhanur,makara, kumbha, meena, mesha and

vrishabha.As per this pattern he is running the antardasa of kumbha from

16thseptember 2004'(upto 22nd february 2005). Inorder to workout the

pratyantardasa now look at kumbha in apasavya chakrafor the pratyantardasa

pattern. The dasa pattern for kumbha is as follows:-Mithuna,vrishbha,

mesha,dhanur, makara,kumbha, meeena, mesha and vrishabha. As per this pattern

he was running the pratyantar dasa of mesha when he wasarrested. Mesha is his

deha rasi and is subject to the graha dristhi ofmars and rahu. We can clearly

see the working of curse of past birth. As perthe gati principle taught we can

feel the effects of dhanur sani combinedwith rahu on the mesha moon. Dear

Narasimha, if you feel the above understanding is acceptable to you,you can

feel free to use them

for the forthcoming mumbai conference. Best wishes. Astrologically

yours,p.s.ramanarayanan. Now let us look up these two dasas(MD & AD). Mithuna

mahadasa and Kumbhaantardasa. As per the kalachakra diagram ketu and

shatrupada are found inmithuna and the dasa lord Buda is found placed in the

12th house kumba. Theantar dasa is that of kumbha whose lords Sani & Rahu are

found placed in10th house dhanur. The dasa lord Buda is placed in 12th house

kumbha and isin bandana on account of pressures of Mars(cop) in 8th and ketu in

4th fromlagna(9th & 5th position with respect to buda). Mithuna rasi is found

placedin 12th to arudha lagna found in kataka. Kumbha rasi whose antardasa

iscurrently running is found placed in the 12th lagna and 8th to arudha

lagna.The lagna lord and atmakaraka guru is found placed between

maleficssani,rahu and mars in

vrischika. "Narasimha P.V.R. Rao" <pvr (AT) charter (DOT) net> wrote:Om NamassivaayaNamaste

Sri Raman, > The Dasa system given above is different from that given in JH.

Thank you for giving your calculations. You said that these calculations

aredifferent from JHora. That is true based on the old JHora calculations. But

I have changed myviews earlier this year. After meditating on this for several

years, I founda satisfactory answer to my burning questions on Kalachakra dasa.

The nextrelease of JHora will give some new options for Kalachakra dasa. Your

calculations match my latest calculations as far as mahadasas areconcerned

(excepting that you are using 365 day years instead of 365.2425day years and

hence losing some days over the years). However, we have a big disagreement on

antardasas. You are using theVimsottari dasa paradigm and starting antardasas

from

mahadasa sign. Thisapproach of yours creates gatis (leaps) not mentioned by

Shiva or Parasara.For example, take someone born with Moon in Aswini 2nd pada.

Mahadasas go asCp, Aq, Pi, Sc, Li, Vi, Cn, Le and Ge. Using your approach,

antardasas in Gemahadasa go as Ge, Cp, Aq, Pi, Sc, Li, Vi, Cn and Le. The jump

from Ge to Cpis not mentioned by Shiva or Parasara. Please note that Shiva

indicated theapplicability of gatis in antardasas also. These unsanctioned

gatis in antardasas are the biggest drawback of yourapproach. The approach I

have tried in the latest public release of JHora was to go tothe next quarter's

navamsa cycle when we approach the end of a navamsacycle. In the example given

above, antardasas in Ge mahadasa would go as Ge,Ta, Ar, Pi etc (i.e. use Aswini

3rd quarter's cycle after Aswini 2ndquarter's cycle ends, instead of wrapping

back to the beginning of Aswini2nd quarter's cycle). This ensures that

there are no awkward/unsanctionedleaps in antardasas. However, I was not fully

satisfied. Antardasas jumping ahead of mahadasasand pratyantardasas jumping

ahead of antardasas and going from one dasacycle to another is not pretty too,

though it atleast avoids gatis notsanctioned by Shiva. I actually was troubled

by a bigger problem. Shiva explicitly taught Parvatithe results of various

antardasas in various mahadasas in savya and apasavyacycles. He gave 2x12x9=216

separate results (2 cycles, 12 mahadasa signs, 9antardasa signs in each). Both

your approach and my approach result inseveral mahadasa-antardasa combinations

that are outside of the listmentioned by Shiva. So both these approaches of

antardasa reckoning must beincorrect. I was troubled by this for a long time

and kept searching for thecorrect approach. After I meditated on this for long,

a very simple and fundamentalrealization came to me

that finally enabled me to solve the puzzle. Once Ithought of it, it now seems

so obvious that I wonder why I could not thinkof it earlier. It just feels like

common sense now. Pt. Sanjay Rath alsofound it satisfactory and he blessed it.

The mahadasas allocated to various navamsas are essentially navamsa

signsthemselves too!!!! We are mapping the 108 navamsas back to 108 navamsas.

Weare mapping each navamsa to nine different navamsas. For example, suppose

Moon is in Aswini 1st quarter, i.e. Aries navamsa. Themahadasas are said to be

Ar, Ta, Ge, Cn, Le, Vi, Li, Sc and Sg. These arenothing but the nine navamsas

in Aries rasi, i.e. Aswini 1, 2, 3, 4, Bharani1, 2, 3, 4 and Krittika 1. Look

at the dasa signs as not just any signs butas navamsas within a particular

sign. The four quarters of Aswini get 9 navamsas each in their dasa cycles

andthus they cover 36 navamsas, i.e. one-third of the zodiac (Aswini

1-Asresha4). The four quarters of Bharani get the next one-third (Magha

1-Jyeshtha4). The four quarters of Krittika get the last one-third (Moola

1-Revathi4). Then we go to apasavya nakshatras and they get the 108 navamsas

startingfrom Jyeshtha 4 and ending in Moola 1 (mirror image of the savya

zodiac)!That covers Rohini, Mrigasira and Ardra. Then we are back to the

savyazodiac and get 108 navamsas from Aswini 1 to Revathi 4 for

Punarvasu,Pushyami and Asresha. And so on. Let us take the chart of Swami

Jayendra Saraswati. Please allow me to useChitrapaksha ayanamsa and a birthtime

of 7:00 pm (actually, I have rectifiedit slightly, but will not share that time

for now). Natal Moon is inDhanishtha 4th quarter. The dasas, as you mentioned,

go as Sg, Sc, Li, Vi,Le, Cn, Ge, Ta and Ar. These are nothing but the 9

navamsas of Aries (mirrorimage of Scorpio - which contains Dhanishtha 4), going

backward fromKrittika 1 to Aswini

1! The four quarters of Sravanam get the 36 navamsasstarting from Jyeshtha 4 and

ending in Magha 1. The four quarters ofDhanishtha get the 36 navamsas starting

from Asresha 4 and ending in Aswini1. Thus, Dhanishtha 4 gets Krittika 1,

Bharani 4, 3, 2, 1, Aswini 4, 3, 2 and1. Gemini (current mahadasa) corresponds

to Aswini 3rd quarter. Here are themahadasas (the nakshatra padas corresponding

to the mahadasas are given inbrackets by JHora). Kalachakra Dasa (Moon, Apasavya

group, Paramayush = 100 years): Maha Dasas: Sg (Krit1): 1931-11-10 (22:58:38) -

1941-11-10 (12:34:07)Sc (Bhar4): 1941-11-10 (12:34:07) - 1948-11-10 (7:33:19)Li

(Bhar3): 1948-11-10 (7:33:19) - 1964-11-10 (9:58:34)Vi (Bhar2): 1964-11-10

(9:58:34) - 1973-11-10 (17:27:58)Le (Bhar1): 1973-11-10 (17:27:58) - 1978-11-11

(0:06:08)Cn (Aswi4): 1978-11-11 (0:06:08) - 1999-11-11 (9:23:38)Ge (Aswi3):

1999-11-11 (9:23:38) -

2008-11-10 (16:49:55) <<<<Ta (Aswi2): 2008-11-10 (16:49:55) - 2024-11-10

(19:13:15)Ar (Aswi1): 2024-11-10 (19:13:15) - 2031-11-11 (14:23:58) Now, my

simple idea is to take the navamsa (nakshatra pada) corresponding tomahadasa

sign and treat that as natal Moon's navamsa and find antardasasusing the same

procedure used in finding mahadasas!!!! Thus, mahadasas,antardasas,

pratyantardasas etc stick to the same methodology. They use thesame mapping.

This means that we not only stick to the gatis sanctioned by Shiva at

theantardasa level also (and at all levels), but we stick to

themahadasa-antardasa combinations described by Shiva. We do not get

anymahadasa-antardasa combinations outside of the list given by Shiva with

thisapproach. This approach is quite logical and consistent. Though there

isstill one small issue that troubles me, this may be mostly correct. PtSanjay

Rath and I will be presenting this

research in great detail at theMumbai conference (though I will not be

physically present, I will bepresent in spirit), so that scholars can

experiment with it and judge it. Thus, to find the antardasas in Ge dasa of

Swamiji, look at the dasa cyclecorresponding to Aswini 3rd quarter. Here are

the calculations. Kalachakra Dasa (Moon, Apasavya group, Paramayush = 100

years): Ge (Aswi3) MD: 1999-11-11 (9:23:38) - 2008-11-10 (16:49:55) Antardasas

in this MD: Ta (Mrig3): 1999-11-11 (9:23:38) - 2001-08-05 (11:54:10)Ar (Mrig4):

2001-08-05 (11:54:10) - 2002-05-07 (3:06:26)Pi (Ardr1): 2002-05-07 (3:06:26) -

2003-06-07 (22:37:25)Aq (Ardr2): 2003-06-07 (22:37:25) - 2003-11-15

(17:31:32)Cp (Ardr3): 2003-11-15 (17:31:32) - 2004-04-18 (19:04:09)Sg (Ardr4):

2004-04-18 (19:04:09) - 2005-05-20 (9:00:30) <<<<Ar (Puna1): 2005-05-20

(9:00:30) - 2006-02-21 (12:15:15)Ta (Puna2): 2006-02-21

(12:15:15) - 2007-11-20 (1:18:55)Ge (Puna3): 2007-11-20 (1:18:55) - 2008-11-10

(16:49:55) The antardasa running right now, as per this method, is Sg. Please

note thatSg is the 12th house of imprisonment in the natal rasi chart and

Rahuoccupies it! Moreover, the nakshatra involved is Ardra, owned by Rudra.

Thisis also a Simhavalokana antardasa! Bottomline is that he is

unfortunatelyrunning the mahadasa of 6th house and antardasa of 12th house and

these twosigns are occupied by nodes in both rasi and navamsa. After we present

this method of finding Kalachakra dasa at Mumbai in detail,I will release a

newer version of JHora that supports this method. I amsorry for teaching a

wrong version of Kalachakra dasa in the past andsincerely hope that I got it

right this time. May Jupiter's light shine on us,Narasimha --- In

vedic astrology, "Raman Suprajarama"

<cru115@n...>wrote:> Dear friends and esteemed scholars,> > Namasthe!> >

Kalachakra Dasa Analysis of Sri Jayendra Saraswathi's chart is givenbelow:> >

July 18, 1935> Time: 18:39:00> Time Zone: 5:30:00 (East of GMT)> Place:

79 E 09' 00", 10 N 48' 00"> Thanjavur, India> > Kalachakra

Mahadasa-Antardasa-Pratyandartasa> > MD Dhanus Guru 18-Jul-35 12-Mar-38> MD

Vrischika Mars 12-Mar-38 10-Mar-45> MD Tula Sukra 10-Mar-45 06-Mar-61> MD Kanya

Budha 06-Mar-61 04-Mar-70> MD Simha Surya 04-Mar-70 03-Mar-75> MD Kataka Chandra

03-Mar-75 26-Feb-96> MD Mithuna Budha 26-Feb-96 23-Feb-05> > MD Mithuna Budha AD

Mithuna Budha 26-Feb-96> 14-Dec-96> MD Mithuna Budha AD Vrishabha Sukra

14-Dec-96 21-May-98> MD Mithuna Budha AD Mesha Kuja 21-May-98 03-Jan-99> MD

Mithuna Budha AD Dhanus Guru 03-Jan-99

23-Nov-99> MD Mithuna Budha AD Vrischika Mars 23-Nov-99> 07-Jul-00> MD Mithuna

Budha AD Tula Sukra 07-Jul-00 12-Dec-01> MD Mithuna Budha AD Kanya Budha

12-Dec-01 30-Sep-02> MD Mithuna Budha AD Simha Surya 30-Sep-02 11-Mar-03> MD

Mithuna Budha AD Kataka Chandra 11-Mar-03> 24-Jun-05> > MD Mit Budha AD Katk

Chandra PD Katk Chandra 11-Mar-03 02-Aug-03> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD

Mithna Budha 02-Aug-03 02-Oct-03> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Vrish Sukra

02-Oct-03 19-Jan-04> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Mesha Kuja 19-Jan-04

07-Mar-04> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Dhanus Guru 07-Mar-04 14-May-04> MD

Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Vrisca Mars 14-May-04 01-Jul-04> MD Mit Budha AD

Katk Chandra PD Tula Sukra 01-Jul-04 18-Oct-04> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD

Kanya Budha 18-Oct-04 18-Dec-04> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Simha Surya

18-Dec-04 21-Jan-05>

> > The Dasa system given above is different from that given in JH. The dates>

given are start and end dates respectively. An error of about 16 daysexists>

due to human limitations. I use Raman Ayanamsa.> > From the above, we can see

that the seer of Kanchi is running Mahadasa of> Mithuna-Budha, Antardasa of

Kataka-Chandra and Pratyantar Dasa of> Kanya-Budha.> > Mithuna-Budha Dasa - The

lord of the sign, Mercury is in the 6th, an> inimical sign. Natural benefic

Jupiter aspects him, but Jupiter is inturn> afflicted by his association with

natural malefic Mars. In Navamsa, he isin> Lagna, but Sun aspects him. The lord

of that sign is well placed in 2ndand> viewed by Venus.> > Kataka-Chandra

Antardasa - The sign is afflicted by presence of 8th lordSun> and aspect of

Rahu (external influence). Ketu acts like Mars and is goodto> a certain

level. Lord of the sign, Sun is in the 2nd from lagna, alongwith> Lagna lord and

has favorable aspect of Jupiter (Spiritual leaders).> Influence of rulers is

usually characterized by this Antardasa.> > Kanya-Budha Pratyantardasa - The

sign is not occupied by any planet. The> lord of the sign is placed in an

inimical sign and also not well placed in> Navamsa. In Navamsa, Sun (political

heads) aspects him. He has Rahu and> Saturn on either side.> > These

indications show the influence of 6th house and Sun (planet denoting> political

leaders). The influence of Rahu is also high indicating external> influences. At

this point, I am not able to conclude what this influenceis.> Rahu in Makara

indicates aberration of mind.> > The next pratyantardasa is of Simha Surya

(18-Dec-04 to 21-Jan-05). It is> the 8th sign from Lagna. Yogakaraka Venus is

placed present which is>

beneficial. Further, Lagna lord Saturn and Moon aspect it. Sign lord Sunis> well

placed in the 7th along with Ketu, but aspected by Rahu. In Navamsa,he> is again

well placed in 7th, in his own sign, and aspected by Mercury and> benefic

Jupiter. The current period might give a solution to the case and> help the

seer.> > I request readers to kindly give their observations.> > Om Tat Sat,> >

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Dear Sri Ramanarayanan,

 

Namasthe!

 

Sri Narasimha Rao's reply is quite clear.

 

Revered Dr. Raman in his book on Kalachakra Dasa has suggested we take the

same order for Antardasa. I am of the same opinion.

 

Mantreshwara is not quite clear in regard to the Antardasa pattern. He has

just asked us to take the corresponding syllable from the formula.

Vaidyanatha also does not touch this point.

 

Om Tat Sat,

 

Raman Suprajarama

 

 

______

rama narayanan [sree88ganesha]

Tuesday, November 23, 2004 10:08 PM

Raman Suprajarama; vedic astrology

Cc: vyasa

RE: [vedic astrology] Re: Kalachakra Dasa Analysis of Sri Jayendra

Saraswathi

 

SARVAM GYANANANDAMAYAM

AUM GURUBYO NAMAH

 

Dear Shri.Raman,

 

Namaste.  Thank you for your response.  i hope you were convinced with what

Narasimha wrote to your questions addressed to me. If you feel you are not

convinced you may feel free to write to me.  i shall submit a paper on this

topic soon.

 

Best wishes.

 

Astrologically yours,

p.s.ramanarayanan.

 

Raman Suprajarama <cru115 wrote:

 

Dear Sri Ramanarayanan,

 

Namasthe!

 

My calculations of the antardasha are based on the assumption that it

follows the same pattern as Mahadasa and we seem to have the same view.

 

However, my understanding on this system does not match with the Dasa

pattern that you have given.

 

Let us consider Bharani 4th pada. It belongs to Savya Group and if I

consider the pattern you have given, I get Can, Leo, Vir, Lib, Sco, Sag,

Cap, Aqu, Pic with Deha as Cancer and Jeeva as Pisces. But my understanding

of the pattern is Can, Leo, Gem, Tau, Ari, Pis, Aqu, Cap, Sag with Cancer as

Deha and Sag as Jeeva.

 

The sequence, as I understand it, is not on the basis of the beginning Rasi

but on the basis of the Nakshatra Pada. It would be nice if you can throw

more light on the same.

 

Similarly, if we consider Apasavya Stars Rohini 2nd Pada, Makha 3rd pada,

Mrigasira 3rd Pada all start with Kanya Rasi, but the pattern of Mahadasa is

different for each.

 

Om Tat Sat,

 

Raman Suprajarama

______

rama narayanan [sree88ganesha]

Sunday, November 21, 2004 10:25 PM

Narasimha P.V.R. Rao; vedic astrology

Cc: prajakta pole; Raman Suprajarama; vyasa

Re: [vedic astrology] Re: Kalachakra Dasa Analysis of Sri Jayendra

Saraswathi

 

SARVAM GYANANANDAMAYAM

AUM GURUBYO NAMAH

 

Dear Narasimha & Raman,

 

Namaste. i would like to share what i know about kalachakra.  Already i sent

a mail in this regard. Let me take up the chart of Shri.Jayendra Saraswati.

i am using chaitra paksha ayanamsa and the following data for this purpose.

 

Date of birth: July 18, 1935.  Time of birth:- 19hours 4 minutes and 20

seconds(rectified) Place:- Irul Neeki (79E26' 10 N42').

 

Nakshatra positions of planets & ascendant:-

Lagna:-uttarashada 4  Sun:- Punarvasu 4 Moon:- Dhanishta 4

Mars:- Chitra 3 Buda Aridra 2 Guru:- Visaka 1 Sukra:-Purvaphalguni 1

Sani®:-Satayam 4 Rahu:-Uttarashada 1 Ketu:- Punarvasu 3

Mandi:-Rohini 4 Gulika:- Mrigasira 3 HL:- Makha 2 GL:- Revati 3

 

Kalachakra - the navamsa diagram/chart:-(refer previous mail)

Lagna:- Meena Sun:-Kataka Moon:- Mesha Mars:-Tula Buda:-Kumbha

Guru:-Vrischika Sukra:-kataka Sani:-Dhanur Rahu:-Dhanur Ketu:-Mithuna

Mandi:-Simha Gulika:-Vrishaba HL:-Tula GL:-Kumba AL:-Kataka A6:-Mithuna

 

Some prelims:

 

Savya chakra dasas are to commence from deha rasi and end with jeeva rasis

while Apasavya chakra dasas are to commence from jeeva rasis and end with

deha rasis.

 

Dasa balance is to be calculated on the dasa years of deha rasis in respect

of savya chakras and that of jeeva rasis in respect of  apasavya chakras.

 

Antardasas and pratyantardasas will follow the same pattern as that of

mahadasa cycle.

 

Sage parasara identifies only three gatis viz. simvahalochana, mandooka and

markata gatis.

 

Dasa/antardasa/pratyantardasa pattern in respect of savya charkra:-

 

Rasi                               dasa pattern                             

No.of years

Mesha                         

1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9                              100

Vrishbha                     

10,11,12,8,7,6,4,5,3                            85

Mithuna                        

2,1,12,11,10,9,1,2,3                          83

Kataka                         

4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12                          86

Simha                          

8,7,6,4,5,3,2,1,12                     &nb sp;      100

Kanya                          11,10,9,1,2,3,4,5,6                          

   85

Tula                              

7,8,9,10,11,12,8,7,6                          83

Vrischika                       4,5,3,2,1,12,11,10,9                        

  86

Dhanur                          

1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9                              100

Makara                          10,11,12,8,7,6,4,5,3                        

   85

Kumbha                         

2,1,12,11,10,9,1,2,3                          83

Meena                           

4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12                          86

 

Dasa/Antardasa/Pratyantardasa pattern in respect of apasavya chakra:-

 

Rasi                                    dasa pattern                      

No. of years

 

Vrischika                        

9,10,11,12,1,2,3,5,4                         86

Tula                                

6,7,8,12,11,10,9,8,7                         83

Kanya                             

6,5,4,3,2,1,9,10,11                           85

Simha                             12,1,2,3,5,4,6,7,8                        

     100

Kataka                            12,11,10,9,8,7,6,5,4                      

     86

Mithuna                            3,2,1,9,10,11,12,1,2                     

     83

Vrishabha                         3,5,4,6,7,8,12,11,10                      

    85

Mesha                             

9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1                              100

Meena                             12,11,10,9,8,7,6,5,4                      

     86

Kumbha                            3,2,1,9,10,11,12,1,2                      

    83

Makara                             3,5,4,6,7,8,12,11,10                     

     85

Dhanur                             

9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1                              100

 

Notes:- The numbers given under the column dasa pattern represent the signs

of the zodiac ( 1 means mesha , 2, means vrishbha and so on).

 

Based on the above understanding let us work out the dasa and antardasa  in

the horoscope of Shri. Jayendra Saraswati. He was born in the nakshatra

dhanista in the 4th pada.  Dhanishta belongs to apasavya group.  His Moon

falls in the navamsa of Mesha the paramaayus of which is 100 years. The dasa

pattern is as follows;

Dhanur,vrishchika,tula, kanya,simha,kataka,mithuna,vrishabha and mesha.

 

As the dasa pattern is apasavya the first dasa will commence with jeeva rasi

which in this case is dhanur rasi. The rasi period of dhanur is 10 years. 

Moon has travelled in the 4th pada to an extent of 76.4323 minutes. The

balance remaining to be travelled works out to 123.5677 minutes. The dasa

balance therefore works out to 6 years 2 months and 4 days of dhanur dasa.

As per this calculation the acharya is running mithuna mahadasa since 22nd

september 1999. This dasa is upto september 2008.

 

Inorder to workout the antardasa now look at mithuna in apasavya chakra for

the antardasa pattern.  The dasa pattern for mithuna is as follows:

Mithuna,vrishabha,mesha,dhanur,makara, kumbha, meena, mesha and vrishabha.

As per this pattern he is running the antardasa of kumbha from 16th

september 2004'(upto 22nd february 2005).

 

Inorder to workout the pratyantardasa now look at kumbha in apasavya chakra

for the pratyantardasa pattern.  The dasa pattern for kumbha is as follows:-

Mithuna,vrishbha, mesha,dhanur, makara,kumbha, meeena, mesha and vrishabha. 

As per this pattern he was running the pratyantar dasa of mesha when he was

arrested.  Mesha is his deha rasi and is subject to the graha dristhi of

mars and rahu. We can clearly see the working of curse of past birth. As per

the gati principle taught  we can feel the effects of dhanur sani combined

with rahu on the mesha moon.

 

Dear Narasimha, if you feel the above understanding is acceptable to you,

you can feel free to use them for the forthcoming mumbai conference.

 

Best wishes.

 

Astrologically yours,

p.s.ramanarayanan.

 

Now let us look up these two dasas(MD & AD). Mithuna mahadasa and Kumbha

antardasa.  As per the kalachakra diagram ketu and shatrupada are found in

mithuna and the dasa lord  Buda is found placed in the 12th house kumba. The

antar dasa is that of kumbha whose lords Sani & Rahu are found placed in

10th house dhanur. The dasa lord Buda is placed in 12th  house kumbha and is

in bandana on account of pressures of Mars(cop) in 8th and ketu in 4th from

lagna(9th & 5th position with respect to buda). Mithuna rasi is found placed

in 12th to arudha lagna found in kataka. Kumbha rasi whose antardasa is

currently running is found placed in the 12th lagna and 8th to arudha lagna.

The lagna lord and atmakaraka guru is found placed between malefics

sani,rahu and mars in vrischika.

 

 

 

"Narasimha P.V.R. Rao" <pvr wrote:

Om Namassivaaya

Namaste Sri Raman,

 

> The Dasa system given above is different from that given in JH.

 

Thank you for giving your calculations. You said that these calculations are

different from JHora.

 

That is true based on the old JHora calculations. But I have changed my

views earlier this year. After meditating on this for several years, I found

a satisfactory answer to my burning questions on Kalachakra dasa. The next

release of JHora will give some new options for Kalachakra dasa.

 

Your calculations match my latest calculations as far as mahadasas are

concerned (excepting that you are using 365 day years instead of 365.2425

day years and hence losing some days over the years).

 

However, we have a big disagreement on antardasas. You are using the

Vimsottari dasa paradigm and starting antardasas from mahadasa sign. This

approach of yours creates gatis (leaps) not mentioned by Shiva or Parasara.

For example, take someone born with Moon in Aswini 2nd pada. Mahadasas go as

Cp, Aq, Pi, Sc, Li, Vi, Cn, Le and Ge. Using your approach, antardasas in Ge

mahadasa go as Ge, Cp, Aq, Pi, Sc, Li, Vi, Cn and Le. The jump from Ge to Cp

is not mentioned by Shiva or Parasara. Please note that Shiva indicated the

applicability of gatis in antardasas also.

 

These unsanctioned gatis in antardasas are the biggest drawback of your

approach.

 

The approach I have tried in the latest public release of JHora was to go to

the next quarter's navamsa cycle when we approach the end of a navamsa

cycle. In the example given above, antardasas in Ge mahadasa would go as Ge,

Ta, Ar, Pi etc (i.e. use Aswini 3rd quarter's cycle after Aswini 2nd

quarter's cycle ends, instead of wrapping back to the beginning of Aswini

2nd quarter's cycle). This ensures that there are no awkward/unsanctioned

leaps in antardasas.

 

However, I was not fully satisfied. Antardasas jumping ahead of mahadasas

and pratyantardasas jumping ahead of antardasas and going from one dasa

cycle to another is not pretty too, though it atleast avoids gatis not

sanctioned by Shiva.

 

I actually was troubled by a bigger problem. Shiva explicitly taught Parvati

the results of various antardasas in various mahadasas in savya and apasavya

cycles. He gave 2x12x9=216 separate results (2 cycles, 12 mahadasa signs, 9

antardasa signs in each). Both your approach and my approach result in

several mahadasa-antardasa combinations that are outside of the list

mentioned by Shiva. So both these approaches of antardasa reckoning must be

incorrect. I was troubled by this for a long time and kept searching for the

correct approach.

 

After I meditated on this for long, a very simple and fundamental

realization came to me that finally enabled me to solve the puzzle. Once I

thought of it, it now seems so obvious that I wonder why I could not think

of it earlier. It just feels like common sense now. Pt. Sanjay Rath also

found it satisfactory and he blessed it.

 

The mahadasas allocated to various navamsas are essentially navamsa signs

themselves too!!!! We are mapping the 108 navamsas back to 108 navamsas. We

are mapping each navamsa to nine different navamsas.

 

For example, suppose Moon is in Aswini 1st quarter, i.e. Aries navamsa. The

mahadasas are said to be Ar, Ta, Ge, Cn, Le, Vi, Li, Sc and Sg. These are

nothing but the nine navamsas in Aries rasi, i.e. Aswini 1, 2, 3, 4, Bharani

1, 2, 3, 4 and Krittika 1. Look at the dasa signs as not just any signs but

as navamsas within a particular sign.

 

The four quarters of Aswini get 9 navamsas each in their dasa cycles and

thus they cover 36 navamsas, i.e. one-third of the zodiac (Aswini 1-Asresha

4). The four quarters of Bharani get the next one-third (Magha 1-Jyeshtha

4). The four quarters of Krittika get the last one-third (Moola 1-Revathi

4). Then we go to apasavya nakshatras and they get the 108 navamsas starting

from Jyeshtha 4 and ending in Moola 1 (mirror image of the savya zodiac)!

That covers Rohini, Mrigasira and Ardra. Then we are back to the savya

zodiac and get 108 navamsas from Aswini 1 to Revathi 4 for Punarvasu,

Pushyami and Asresha. And so on.

 

Let us take the chart of Swami Jayendra Saraswati. Please allow me to use

Chitrapaksha ayanamsa and a birthtime of 7:00 pm (actually, I have rectified

it slightly, but will not share that time for now). Natal Moon is in

Dhanishtha 4th quarter. The dasas, as you mentioned, go as Sg, Sc, Li, Vi,

Le, Cn, Ge, Ta and Ar. These are nothing but the 9 navamsas of Aries (mirror

image of Scorpio - which contains Dhanishtha 4), going backward from

Krittika 1 to Aswini 1! The four quarters of Sravanam get the 36 navamsas

starting from Jyeshtha 4 and ending in Magha 1. The four quarters of

Dhanishtha get the 36 navamsas starting from Asresha 4 and ending in Aswini

1.

 

Thus, Dhanishtha 4 gets Krittika 1, Bharani 4, 3, 2, 1, Aswini 4, 3, 2 and

1. Gemini (current mahadasa) corresponds to Aswini 3rd quarter. Here are the

mahadasas (the nakshatra padas corresponding to the mahadasas are given in

brackets by JHora).

 

Kalachakra Dasa (Moon, Apasavya group, Paramayush = 100 years):

 

Maha Dasas:

 

Sg (Krit1): 1931-11-10 (22:58:38) - 1941-11-10 (12:34:07)

Sc (Bhar4): 1941-11-10 (12:34:07) - 1948-11-10 (7:33:19)

Li (Bhar3): 1948-11-10 (7:33:19) - 1964-11-10 (9:58:34)

Vi (Bhar2): 1964-11-10 (9:58:34) - 1973-11-10 (17:27:58)

Le (Bhar1): 1973-11-10 (17:27:58) - 1978-11-11 (0:06:08)

Cn (Aswi4): 1978-11-11 (0:06:08) - 1999-11-11 (9:23:38)

Ge (Aswi3): 1999-11-11 (9:23:38) - 2008-11-10 (16:49:55) <<<<

Ta (Aswi2): 2008-11-10 (16:49:55) - 2024-11-10 (19:13:15)

Ar (Aswi1): 2024-11-10 (19:13:15) - 2031-11-11 (14:23:58)

 

Now, my simple idea is to take the navamsa (nakshatra pada) corresponding to

mahadasa sign and treat that as natal Moon's navamsa and find antardasas

using the same procedure used in finding mahadasas!!!! Thus, mahadasas,

antardasas, pratyantardasas etc stick to the same methodology. They use the

same mapping.

 

This means that we not only stick to the gatis sanctioned by Shiva at the

antardasa level also (and at all levels), but we stick to the

mahadasa-antardasa combinations described by Shiva. We do not get any

mahadasa-antardasa combinations outside of the list given by Shiva with this

approach. This approach is quite logical and consistent. Though there is

still one small issue that troubles me, this may be mostly correct. Pt

Sanjay Rath and I will be presenting this research in great detail at the

Mumbai conference (though I will not be physically present, I will be

present in spirit), so that scholars can experiment with it and judge it.

 

Thus, to find the antardasas in Ge dasa of Swamiji, look at the dasa cycle

corresponding to Aswini 3rd quarter. Here are the calculations.

 

Kalachakra Dasa (Moon, Apasavya group, Paramayush = 100 years):

 

Ge (Aswi3) MD: 1999-11-11 (9:23:38) - 2008-11-10 (16:49:55)

 

Antardasas in this MD:

 

Ta (Mrig3): 1999-11-11 (9:23:38) - 2001-08-05 (11:54:10)

Ar (Mrig4): 2001-08-05 (11:54:10) - 2002-05-07 (3:06:26)

Pi (Ardr1): 2002-05-07 (3:06:26) - 2003-06-07 (22:37:25)

Aq (Ardr2): 2003-06-07 (22:37:25) - 2003-11-15 (17:31:32)

Cp (Ardr3): 2003-11-15 (17:31:32) - 2004-04-18 (19:04:09)

Sg (Ardr4): 2004-04-18 (19:04:09) - 2005-05-20 (9:00:30) <<<<

Ar (Puna1): 2005-05-20 (9:00:30) - 2006-02-21 (12:15:15)

Ta (Puna2): 2006-02-21 (12:15:15) - 2007-11-20 (1:18:55)

Ge (Puna3): 2007-11-20 (1:18:55) - 2008-11-10 (16:49:55)

 

The antardasa running right now, as per this method, is Sg. Please note that

Sg is the 12th house of imprisonment in the natal rasi chart and Rahu

occupies it! Moreover, the nakshatra involved is Ardra, owned by Rudra. This

is also a Simhavalokana antardasa! Bottomline is that he is unfortunately

running the mahadasa of 6th house and antardasa of 12th house and these two

signs are occupied by nodes in both rasi and navamsa.

 

After we present this method of finding Kalachakra dasa at Mumbai in detail,

I will release a newer version of JHora that supports this method. I am

sorry for teaching a wrong version of Kalachakra dasa in the past and

sincerely hope that I got it right this time.

 

May Jupiter's light shine on us,

Narasimha

 

vedic astrology, "Raman Suprajarama" <cru115@n...>

wrote:

> Dear friends and esteemed scholars,

>

> Namasthe!

>

> Kalachakra Dasa Analysis of Sri Jayendra Saraswathi's chart is given

below:

>

> July 18, 1935

> Time: 18:39:00

> Time Zone: 5:30:00 (East of GMT)

> Place: 79 E 09' 00", 10 N 48' 00"

> Thanjavur, India

>

> Kalachakra Mahadasa-Antardasa-Pratyandartasa

>

> MD Dhanus Guru 18-Jul-35 12-Mar-38

> MD Vrischika Mars 12-Mar-38 10-Mar-45

> MD Tula Sukra 10-Mar-45 06-Mar-61

> MD Kanya Budha 06-Mar-61 04-Mar-70

> MD Simha Surya 04-Mar-70 03-Mar-75

> MD Kataka Chandra 03-Mar-75 26-Feb-96

> MD Mithuna Budha 26-Feb-96 23-Feb-05

>

> MD Mithuna Budha AD Mithuna Budha 26-Feb-96

> 14-Dec-96

> MD Mithuna Budha AD Vrishabha Sukra 14-Dec-96 21-May-98

> MD Mithuna Budha AD Mesha Kuja 21-May-98 03-Jan-99

> MD Mithuna Budha AD Dhanus Guru 03-Jan-99 23-Nov-99

> MD Mithuna Budha AD Vrischika Mars 23-Nov-99

> 07-Jul-00

> MD Mithuna Budha AD Tula Sukra 07-Jul-00 12-Dec-01

> MD Mithuna Budha AD Kanya Budha 12-Dec-01 30-Sep-02

> MD Mithuna Budha AD Simha Surya 30-Sep-02 11-Mar-03

> MD Mithuna Budha AD Kataka Chandra 11-Mar-03

> 24-Jun-05

>

> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Katk Chandra 11-Mar-03 02-Aug-03

> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Mithna Budha 02-Aug-03 02-Oct-03

> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Vrish Sukra 02-Oct-03 19-Jan-04

> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Mesha Kuja 19-Jan-04 07-Mar-04

> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Dhanus Guru 07-Mar-04 14-May-04

> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Vrisca Mars 14-May-04 01-Jul-04

> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Tula Sukra 01-Jul-04 18-Oct-04

> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Kanya Budha 18-Oct-04 18-Dec-04

> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Simha Surya 18-Dec-04 21-Jan-05

>

>

> The Dasa system given above is different from that given in JH. The dates

> given are start and end dates respectively. An error of about 16 days

exists

> due to human limitations. I use Raman Ayanamsa.

>

> From the above, we can see that the seer of Kanchi is running Mahadasa of

> Mithuna-Budha, Antardasa of Kataka-Chandra and Pratyantar Dasa of

> Kanya-Budha.

>

> Mithuna-Budha Dasa - The lord of the sign, Mercury is in the 6th, an

> inimical sign. Natural benefic Jupiter aspects him, but Jupiter is inturn

> afflicted by his association with natural malefic Mars. In Navamsa, he is

in

> Lagna, but Sun aspects him. The lord of that sign is well placed in 2nd

and

> viewed by Venus.

>

> Kataka-Chandra Antardasa - The sign is afflicted by presence of 8th lord

Sun

> and aspect of Rahu (external influence). Ketu acts like Mars and is good

to

> a certain level. Lord of the sign, Sun is in the 2nd from lagna, along

with

> Lagna lord and has favorable aspect of Jupiter (Spiritual leaders).

> Influence of rulers is usually characterized by this Antardasa.

>

> Kanya-Budha Pratyantardasa - The sign is not occupied by any planet. The

> lord of the sign is placed in an inimical sign and also not well placed in

> Navamsa. In Navamsa, Sun (political heads) aspects him. He has Rahu and

> Saturn on either side.

>

> These indications show the influence of 6th house and Sun (planet denoting

> political leaders). The influence of Rahu is also high indicating external

> influences. At this point, I am not able to conclude what this influence

is.

> Rahu in Makara indicates aberration of mind.

>

> The next pratyantardasa is of Simha Surya (18-Dec-04 to 21-Jan-05). It is

> the 8th sign from Lagna. Yogakaraka Venus is placed present which is

> beneficial. Further, Lagna lord Saturn and Moon aspect it. Sign lord Sun

is

> well placed in the 7th along with Ketu, but aspected by Rahu. In Navamsa,

he

> is again well placed in 7th, in his own sign, and aspected by Mercury and

> benefic Jupiter. The current period might give a solution to the case and

> help the seer.

>

> I request readers to kindly give their observations.

>

> Om Tat Sat,

>

> Raman Suprajarama

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Dear Raman,

I also think that the same order of Antar Dashas should be taken.

Chandrashekhar.

Raman Suprajarama wrote:

Dear Sri Ramanarayanan,

Namasthe!

Sri Narasimha Rao's reply is quite clear.

Revered Dr. Raman in his book on Kalachakra Dasa has suggested we take

the

same order for Antardasa. I am of the same opinion.

Mantreshwara is not quite clear in regard to the Antardasa pattern. He

has

just asked us to take the corresponding syllable from the formula.

Vaidyanatha also does not touch this point.

Om Tat Sat,

Raman Suprajarama

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rama narayanan [sree88ganesha (AT) (DOT) co.in]

Tuesday, November 23, 2004 10:08 PM

Raman Suprajarama; vedic astrology

Cc: vyasa

RE: [vedic astrology] Re: Kalachakra Dasa Analysis of Sri

Jayendra

Saraswathi

SARVAM GYANANANDAMAYAM

AUM GURUBYO NAMAH

 

Dear Shri.Raman,

 

Namaste. Thank you for your response. i hope you were convinced with

what

Narasimha wrote to your questions addressed to me. If you feel you are

not

convinced you may feel free to write to me. i shall submit a paper on

this

topic soon.

 

Best wishes.

 

Astrologically yours,

p.s.ramanarayanan.

Raman Suprajarama <cru115 (AT) niranjanbabu (DOT) com> wrote:

Dear Sri Ramanarayanan,

Namasthe!

My calculations of the antardasha are based on the assumption that it

follows the same pattern as Mahadasa and we seem to have the same view.

However, my understanding on this system does not match with the Dasa

pattern that you have given.

Let us consider Bharani 4th pada. It belongs to Savya Group and if I

consider the pattern you have given, I get Can, Leo, Vir, Lib, Sco, Sag,

Cap, Aqu, Pic with Deha as Cancer and Jeeva as Pisces. But my

understanding

of the pattern is Can, Leo, Gem, Tau, Ari, Pis, Aqu, Cap, Sag with

Cancer as

Deha and Sag as Jeeva.

The sequence, as I understand it, is not on the basis of the beginning

Rasi

but on the basis of the Nakshatra Pada. It would be nice if you can

throw

more light on the same.

Similarly, if we consider Apasavya Stars Rohini 2nd Pada, Makha 3rd

pada,

Mrigasira 3rd Pada all start with Kanya Rasi, but the pattern of

Mahadasa is

different for each.

Om Tat Sat,

Raman Suprajarama

______

rama narayanan [sree88ganesha (AT) (DOT) co.in]

Sunday, November 21, 2004 10:25 PM

Narasimha P.V.R. Rao; vedic astrology

Cc: prajakta pole; Raman Suprajarama; vyasa

Re: [vedic astrology] Re: Kalachakra Dasa Analysis of Sri

Jayendra

Saraswathi

SARVAM GYANANANDAMAYAM

AUM GURUBYO NAMAH

 

Dear Narasimha & Raman,

 

Namaste. i would like to share what i know about kalachakra. Already i

sent

a mail in this regard. Let me take up the chart of Shri.Jayendra

Saraswati.

i am using chaitra paksha ayanamsa and the following data for this

purpose.

 

Date of birth: July 18, 1935. Time of birth:- 19hours 4 minutes and 20

seconds(rectified) Place:- Irul Neeki (79E26' 10 N42').

 

Nakshatra positions of planets & ascendant:-

Lagna:-uttarashada 4 Sun:- Punarvasu 4 Moon:- Dhanishta 4

Mars:- Chitra 3 Buda Aridra 2 Guru:- Visaka 1 Sukra:-Purvaphalguni 1

Sani®:-Satayam 4 Rahu:-Uttarashada 1 Ketu:- Punarvasu 3

Mandi:-Rohini 4 Gulika:- Mrigasira 3 HL:- Makha 2 GL:- Revati 3

 

Kalachakra - the navamsa diagram/chart:-(refer previous mail)

Lagna:- Meena Sun:-Kataka Moon:- Mesha Mars:-Tula Buda:-Kumbha

Guru:-Vrischika Sukra:-kataka Sani:-Dhanur Rahu:-Dhanur Ketu:-Mithuna

Mandi:-Simha Gulika:-Vrishaba HL:-Tula GL:-Kumba AL:-Kataka A6:-Mithuna

 

Some prelims:

 

Savya chakra dasas are to commence from deha rasi and end with jeeva

rasis

while Apasavya chakra dasas are to commence from jeeva rasis and end

with

deha rasis.

 

Dasa balance is to be calculated on the dasa years of deha rasis in

respect

of savya chakras and that of jeeva rasis in respect of apasavya

chakras.

 

Antardasas and pratyantardasas will follow the same pattern as that of

mahadasa cycle.

 

Sage parasara identifies only three gatis viz. simvahalochana, mandooka

and

markata gatis.

 

Dasa/antardasa/pratyantardasa pattern in respect of savya charkra:-

 

Rasi dasa

pattern

No.of years

Mesha

1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 100

Vrishbha

10,11,12,8,7,6,4,5,3 85

Mithuna

2,1,12,11,10,9,1,2,3 83

Kataka

4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12 86

Simha

8,7,6,4,5,3,2,1,12 &nb sp; 100

Kanya 11,10,9,1,2,3,4,5,6

85

Tula

7,8,9,10,11,12,8,7,6 83

Vrischika 4,5,3,2,1,12,11,10,9

86

Dhanur

1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 100

Makara 10,11,12,8,7,6,4,5,3

85

Kumbha

2,1,12,11,10,9,1,2,3 83

Meena

4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12 86

 

Dasa/Antardasa/Pratyantardasa pattern in respect of apasavya chakra:-

 

Rasi dasa

pattern

No. of years

 

Vrischika

9,10,11,12,1,2,3,5,4 86

Tula

6,7,8,12,11,10,9,8,7 83

Kanya

6,5,4,3,2,1,9,10,11 85

Simha 12,1,2,3,5,4,6,7,8

100

Kataka 12,11,10,9,8,7,6,5,4

86

Mithuna 3,2,1,9,10,11,12,1,2

83

Vrishabha 3,5,4,6,7,8,12,11,10

85

Mesha

9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1 100

Meena 12,11,10,9,8,7,6,5,4

86

Kumbha 3,2,1,9,10,11,12,1,2

83

Makara 3,5,4,6,7,8,12,11,10

85

Dhanur

9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1 100

 

Notes:- The numbers given under the column dasa pattern represent the

signs

of the zodiac ( 1 means mesha , 2, means vrishbha and so on).

 

Based on the above understanding let us work out the dasa and

antardasa in

the horoscope of Shri. Jayendra Saraswati. He was born in the nakshatra

dhanista in the 4th pada. Dhanishta belongs to apasavya group. His

Moon

falls in the navamsa of Mesha the paramaayus of which is 100 years. The

dasa

pattern is as follows;

Dhanur,vrishchika,tula, kanya,simha,kataka,mithuna,vrishabha and mesha.

 

As the dasa pattern is apasavya the first dasa will commence with jeeva

rasi

which in this case is dhanur rasi. The rasi period of dhanur is 10

years.

Moon has travelled in the 4th pada to an extent of 76.4323 minutes. The

balance remaining to be travelled works out to 123.5677 minutes. The

dasa

balance therefore works out to 6 years 2 months and 4 days of dhanur

dasa.

As per this calculation the acharya is running mithuna mahadasa since

22nd

september 1999. This dasa is upto september 2008.

 

Inorder to workout the antardasa now look at mithuna in apasavya chakra

for

the antardasa pattern. The dasa pattern for mithuna is as follows:

Mithuna,vrishabha,mesha,dhanur,makara, kumbha, meena, mesha and

vrishabha.

As per this pattern he is running the antardasa of kumbha from 16th

september 2004'(upto 22nd february 2005).

 

Inorder to workout the pratyantardasa now look at kumbha in apasavya

chakra

for the pratyantardasa pattern. The dasa pattern for kumbha is as

follows:-

Mithuna,vrishbha, mesha,dhanur, makara,kumbha, meeena, mesha and

vrishabha.

As per this pattern he was running the pratyantar dasa of mesha when he

was

arrested. Mesha is his deha rasi and is subject to the graha dristhi of

mars and rahu. We can clearly see the working of curse of past birth.

As per

the gati principle taught we can feel the effects of dhanur sani

combined

with rahu on the mesha moon.

 

Dear Narasimha, if you feel the above understanding is acceptable to

you,

you can feel free to use them for the forthcoming mumbai conference.

 

Best wishes.

 

Astrologically yours,

p.s.ramanarayanan.

 

Now let us look up these two dasas(MD & AD). Mithuna mahadasa and

Kumbha

antardasa. As per the kalachakra diagram ketu and shatrupada are found

in

mithuna and the dasa lord Buda is found placed in the 12th house

kumba. The

antar dasa is that of kumbha whose lords Sani & Rahu are found

placed in

10th house dhanur. The dasa lord Buda is placed in 12th house kumbha

and is

in bandana on account of pressures of Mars(cop) in 8th and ketu in 4th

from

lagna(9th & 5th position with respect to buda). Mithuna rasi is

found placed

in 12th to arudha lagna found in kataka. Kumbha rasi whose antardasa is

currently running is found placed in the 12th lagna and 8th to arudha

lagna.

The lagna lord and atmakaraka guru is found placed between malefics

sani,rahu and mars in vrischika.

 

"Narasimha P.V.R. Rao" <pvr (AT) charter (DOT) net> wrote:

Om Namassivaaya

Namaste Sri Raman,

 

> The Dasa system given above is different from that given in JH.

 

Thank you for giving your calculations. You said that these

calculations are

different from JHora.

 

That is true based on the old JHora calculations. But I have changed my

views earlier this year. After meditating on this for several years, I

found

a satisfactory answer to my burning questions on Kalachakra dasa. The

next

release of JHora will give some new options for Kalachakra dasa.

 

Your calculations match my latest calculations as far as mahadasas are

concerned (excepting that you are using 365 day years instead of

365.2425

day years and hence losing some days over the years).

 

However, we have a big disagreement on antardasas. You are using the

Vimsottari dasa paradigm and starting antardasas from mahadasa sign.

This

approach of yours creates gatis (leaps) not mentioned by Shiva or

Parasara.

For example, take someone born with Moon in Aswini 2nd pada. Mahadasas

go as

Cp, Aq, Pi, Sc, Li, Vi, Cn, Le and Ge. Using your approach, antardasas

in Ge

mahadasa go as Ge, Cp, Aq, Pi, Sc, Li, Vi, Cn and Le. The jump from Ge

to Cp

is not mentioned by Shiva or Parasara. Please note that Shiva indicated

the

applicability of gatis in antardasas also.

 

These unsanctioned gatis in antardasas are the biggest drawback of your

approach.

 

The approach I have tried in the latest public release of JHora was to

go to

the next quarter's navamsa cycle when we approach the end of a navamsa

cycle. In the example given above, antardasas in Ge mahadasa would go

as Ge,

Ta, Ar, Pi etc (i.e. use Aswini 3rd quarter's cycle after Aswini 2nd

quarter's cycle ends, instead of wrapping back to the beginning of

Aswini

2nd quarter's cycle). This ensures that there are no

awkward/unsanctioned

leaps in antardasas.

 

However, I was not fully satisfied. Antardasas jumping ahead of

mahadasas

and pratyantardasas jumping ahead of antardasas and going from one dasa

cycle to another is not pretty too, though it atleast avoids gatis not

sanctioned by Shiva.

 

I actually was troubled by a bigger problem. Shiva explicitly taught

Parvati

the results of various antardasas in various mahadasas in savya and

apasavya

cycles. He gave 2x12x9=216 separate results (2 cycles, 12 mahadasa

signs, 9

antardasa signs in each). Both your approach and my approach result in

several mahadasa-antardasa combinations that are outside of the list

mentioned by Shiva. So both these approaches of antardasa reckoning

must be

incorrect. I was troubled by this for a long time and kept searching

for the

correct approach.

 

After I meditated on this for long, a very simple and fundamental

realization came to me that finally enabled me to solve the puzzle.

Once I

thought of it, it now seems so obvious that I wonder why I could not

think

of it earlier. It just feels like common sense now. Pt. Sanjay Rath also

found it satisfactory and he blessed it.

 

The mahadasas allocated to various navamsas are essentially navamsa

signs

themselves too!!!! We are mapping the 108 navamsas back to 108

navamsas. We

are mapping each navamsa to nine different navamsas.

 

For example, suppose Moon is in Aswini 1st quarter, i.e. Aries navamsa.

The

mahadasas are said to be Ar, Ta, Ge, Cn, Le, Vi, Li, Sc and Sg. These

are

nothing but the nine navamsas in Aries rasi, i.e. Aswini 1, 2, 3, 4,

Bharani

1, 2, 3, 4 and Krittika 1. Look at the dasa signs as not just any signs

but

as navamsas within a particular sign.

 

The four quarters of Aswini get 9 navamsas each in their dasa cycles and

thus they cover 36 navamsas, i.e. one-third of the zodiac (Aswini

1-Asresha

4). The four quarters of Bharani get the next one-third (Magha

1-Jyeshtha

4). The four quarters of Krittika get the last one-third (Moola

1-Revathi

4). Then we go to apasavya nakshatras and they get the 108 navamsas

starting

from Jyeshtha 4 and ending in Moola 1 (mirror image of the savya

zodiac)!

That covers Rohini, Mrigasira and Ardra. Then we are back to the savya

zodiac and get 108 navamsas from Aswini 1 to Revathi 4 for Punarvasu,

Pushyami and Asresha. And so on.

 

Let us take the chart of Swami Jayendra Saraswati. Please allow me to

use

Chitrapaksha ayanamsa and a birthtime of 7:00 pm (actually, I have

rectified

it slightly, but will not share that time for now). Natal Moon is in

Dhanishtha 4th quarter. The dasas, as you mentioned, go as Sg, Sc, Li,

Vi,

Le, Cn, Ge, Ta and Ar. These are nothing but the 9 navamsas of Aries

(mirror

image of Scorpio - which contains Dhanishtha 4), going backward from

Krittika 1 to Aswini 1! The four quarters of Sravanam get the 36

navamsas

starting from Jyeshtha 4 and ending in Magha 1. The four quarters of

Dhanishtha get the 36 navamsas starting from Asresha 4 and ending in

Aswini

1.

 

Thus, Dhanishtha 4 gets Krittika 1, Bharani 4, 3, 2, 1, Aswini 4, 3, 2

and

1. Gemini (current mahadasa) corresponds to Aswini 3rd quarter. Here

are the

mahadasas (the nakshatra padas corresponding to the mahadasas are given

in

brackets by JHora).

 

Kalachakra Dasa (Moon, Apasavya group, Paramayush = 100 years):

 

Maha Dasas:

 

Sg (Krit1): 1931-11-10 (22:58:38) - 1941-11-10 (12:34:07)

Sc (Bhar4): 1941-11-10 (12:34:07) - 1948-11-10 (7:33:19)

Li (Bhar3): 1948-11-10 (7:33:19) - 1964-11-10 (9:58:34)

Vi (Bhar2): 1964-11-10 (9:58:34) - 1973-11-10 (17:27:58)

Le (Bhar1): 1973-11-10 (17:27:58) - 1978-11-11 (0:06:08)

Cn (Aswi4): 1978-11-11 (0:06:08) - 1999-11-11 (9:23:38)

Ge (Aswi3): 1999-11-11 (9:23:38) - 2008-11-10 (16:49:55)

<<<<

Ta (Aswi2): 2008-11-10 (16:49:55) - 2024-11-10 (19:13:15)

Ar (Aswi1): 2024-11-10 (19:13:15) - 2031-11-11 (14:23:58)

 

Now, my simple idea is to take the navamsa (nakshatra pada)

corresponding to

mahadasa sign and treat that as natal Moon's navamsa and find antardasas

using the same procedure used in finding mahadasas!!!! Thus, mahadasas,

antardasas, pratyantardasas etc stick to the same methodology. They use

the

same mapping.

 

This means that we not only stick to the gatis sanctioned by Shiva at

the

antardasa level also (and at all levels), but we stick to the

mahadasa-antardasa combinations described by Shiva. We do not get any

mahadasa-antardasa combinations outside of the list given by Shiva with

this

approach. This approach is quite logical and consistent. Though there is

still one small issue that troubles me, this may be mostly correct. Pt

Sanjay Rath and I will be presenting this research in great detail at

the

Mumbai conference (though I will not be physically present, I will be

present in spirit), so that scholars can experiment with it and judge

it.

 

Thus, to find the antardasas in Ge dasa of Swamiji, look at the dasa

cycle

corresponding to Aswini 3rd quarter. Here are the calculations.

 

Kalachakra Dasa (Moon, Apasavya group, Paramayush = 100 years):

 

Ge (Aswi3) MD: 1999-11-11 (9:23:38) - 2008-11-10 (16:49:55)

 

Antardasas in this MD:

 

Ta (Mrig3): 1999-11-11 (9:23:38) - 2001-08-05 (11:54:10)

Ar (Mrig4): 2001-08-05 (11:54:10) - 2002-05-07 (3:06:26)

Pi (Ardr1): 2002-05-07 (3:06:26) - 2003-06-07 (22:37:25)

Aq (Ardr2): 2003-06-07 (22:37:25) - 2003-11-15 (17:31:32)

Cp (Ardr3): 2003-11-15 (17:31:32) - 2004-04-18 (19:04:09)

Sg (Ardr4): 2004-04-18 (19:04:09) - 2005-05-20 (9:00:30)

<<<<

Ar (Puna1): 2005-05-20 (9:00:30) - 2006-02-21 (12:15:15)

Ta (Puna2): 2006-02-21 (12:15:15) - 2007-11-20 (1:18:55)

Ge (Puna3): 2007-11-20 (1:18:55) - 2008-11-10 (16:49:55)

 

The antardasa running right now, as per this method, is Sg. Please note

that

Sg is the 12th house of imprisonment in the natal rasi chart and Rahu

occupies it! Moreover, the nakshatra involved is Ardra, owned by Rudra.

This

is also a Simhavalokana antardasa! Bottomline is that he is

unfortunately

running the mahadasa of 6th house and antardasa of 12th house and these

two

signs are occupied by nodes in both rasi and navamsa.

 

After we present this method of finding Kalachakra dasa at Mumbai in

detail,

I will release a newer version of JHora that supports this method. I am

sorry for teaching a wrong version of Kalachakra dasa in the past and

sincerely hope that I got it right this time.

 

May Jupiter's light shine on us,

Narasimha

 

vedic astrology, "Raman Suprajarama"

<cru115@n...>

wrote:

> Dear friends and esteemed scholars,

>

> Namasthe!

>

> Kalachakra Dasa Analysis of Sri Jayendra Saraswathi's chart is

given

below:

>

> July 18, 1935

> Time: 18:39:00

> Time Zone: 5:30:00 (East of GMT)

> Place: 79 E 09' 00", 10 N 48' 00"

> Thanjavur, India

>

> Kalachakra Mahadasa-Antardasa-Pratyandartasa

>

> MD Dhanus Guru 18-Jul-35 12-Mar-38

> MD Vrischika Mars 12-Mar-38 10-Mar-45

> MD Tula Sukra 10-Mar-45 06-Mar-61

> MD Kanya Budha 06-Mar-61 04-Mar-70

> MD Simha Surya 04-Mar-70 03-Mar-75

> MD Kataka Chandra 03-Mar-75 26-Feb-96

> MD Mithuna Budha 26-Feb-96 23-Feb-05

>

> MD Mithuna Budha AD Mithuna Budha 26-Feb-96

> 14-Dec-96

> MD Mithuna Budha AD Vrishabha Sukra 14-Dec-96 21-May-98

> MD Mithuna Budha AD Mesha Kuja 21-May-98 03-Jan-99

> MD Mithuna Budha AD Dhanus Guru 03-Jan-99 23-Nov-99

> MD Mithuna Budha AD Vrischika Mars 23-Nov-99

> 07-Jul-00

> MD Mithuna Budha AD Tula Sukra 07-Jul-00 12-Dec-01

> MD Mithuna Budha AD Kanya Budha 12-Dec-01 30-Sep-02

> MD Mithuna Budha AD Simha Surya 30-Sep-02 11-Mar-03

> MD Mithuna Budha AD Kataka Chandra 11-Mar-03

> 24-Jun-05

>

> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Katk Chandra 11-Mar-03 02-Aug-03

> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Mithna Budha 02-Aug-03 02-Oct-03

> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Vrish Sukra 02-Oct-03 19-Jan-04

> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Mesha Kuja 19-Jan-04 07-Mar-04

> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Dhanus Guru 07-Mar-04 14-May-04

> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Vrisca Mars 14-May-04 01-Jul-04

> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Tula Sukra 01-Jul-04 18-Oct-04

> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Kanya Budha 18-Oct-04 18-Dec-04

> MD Mit Budha AD Katk Chandra PD Simha Surya 18-Dec-04 21-Jan-05

>

>

> The Dasa system given above is different from that given in JH.

The dates

> given are start and end dates respectively. An error of about 16

days

exists

> due to human limitations. I use Raman Ayanamsa.

>

> From the above, we can see that the seer of Kanchi is running

Mahadasa of

> Mithuna-Budha, Antardasa of Kataka-Chandra and Pratyantar Dasa of

> Kanya-Budha.

>

> Mithuna-Budha Dasa - The lord of the sign, Mercury is in the 6th,

an

> inimical sign. Natural benefic Jupiter aspects him, but Jupiter is

inturn

> afflicted by his association with natural malefic Mars. In

Navamsa, he is

in

> Lagna, but Sun aspects him. The lord of that sign is well placed

in 2nd

and

> viewed by Venus.

>

> Kataka-Chandra Antardasa - The sign is afflicted by presence of

8th lord

Sun

> and aspect of Rahu (external influence). Ketu acts like Mars and

is good

to

> a certain level. Lord of the sign, Sun is in the 2nd from lagna,

along

with

> Lagna lord and has favorable aspect of Jupiter (Spiritual leaders).

> Influence of rulers is usually characterized by this Antardasa.

>

> Kanya-Budha Pratyantardasa - The sign is not occupied by any

planet. The

> lord of the sign is placed in an inimical sign and also not well

placed in

> Navamsa. In Navamsa, Sun (political heads) aspects him. He has

Rahu and

> Saturn on either side.

>

> These indications show the influence of 6th house and Sun (planet

denoting

> political leaders). The influence of Rahu is also high indicating

external

> influences. At this point, I am not able to conclude what this

influence

is.

> Rahu in Makara indicates aberration of mind.

>

> The next pratyantardasa is of Simha Surya (18-Dec-04 to

21-Jan-05). It is

> the 8th sign from Lagna. Yogakaraka Venus is placed present which

is

> beneficial. Further, Lagna lord Saturn and Moon aspect it. Sign

lord Sun

is

> well placed in the 7th along with Ketu, but aspected by Rahu. In

Navamsa,

he

> is again well placed in 7th, in his own sign, and aspected by

Mercury and

> benefic Jupiter. The current period might give a solution to the

case and

> help the seer.

>

> I request readers to kindly give their observations.

>

> Om Tat Sat,

>

> Raman Suprajarama

 

 

 

 

 

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Dear Sri Raman,

 

Your position is perfectly justified and I respect it. So is the position of Sri

Manish Pandit. You, Sri Ramanarayanan and I are applying the dasa sesham to the

first dasa in the paramayush cycle. Sri Pandit applies dasa sesham to the

entire paramayush. This was my earlier position and this is what JHora

currently does. Scholars like Santhanam and LD Madan hold this position. In

fact, there is basis for this view in one verse of Parasara. It took me a long

time to discount that verse and find a solid basis for the other position.

 

Kalachakra dasa calculation has always been very contentious. Whether to apply

dasa sesham to the first dasa or the entire paramayush is one controversy and

finding antardasas is another. There is no agreement among great scholars.

 

It will be unwise of me (or anyone else for that matter) to believe that others

are wrong. I can only say that I have studied all views, studied the teachings

of Parasara and Lord Shiva carefully and tried to find the most logical

interpretation. I am sharing the conclusions I arrived at with all, so that

learned scholars have a chance to assess my logic and evaluate my approach.

 

None of us has perfect knowledge and we are all in its pursuit. As we strive for

perfect knowledge, we need to be humble and respectful of others.

 

It is in this context that I was unhappy, as the list owner, with recent

criticism of Sri Pandit's writings by Sri Gupta. It was unnecessarily personal

and judgmental. We need to be respectful of others. We are pursuing the same

goal and could potentially benefit from each other tremendously.

 

May Jupiter's light shine on us,

Narasimha

 

> Dear Sri Ramanarayanan,> > Namasthe!> > Sri Narasimha Rao's reply is quite

clear.> > Revered Dr. Raman in his book on Kalachakra Dasa has suggested we

take the> same order for Antardasa. I am of the same opinion.> > Mantreshwara

is not quite clear in regard to the Antardasa pattern. He has> just asked us to

take the corresponding syllable from the formula.> Vaidyanatha also does not

touch this point.> > Om Tat Sat,> > Raman Suprajarama> >

______> rama narayanan

[sree88ganesha] > > Dear Shri.Raman,> > Namaste. Thank you for

your response. i hope you were convinced with what> Narasimha wrote to your

questions addressed to me. If you feel you are not> convinced you may feel free

to write to me. i shall submit a paper on this> topic soon.> > Best wishes.>

> Astrologically yours,> p.s.ramanarayanan.

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