Ref to JHora: Varnada Lagna- Why the star always Aswini-pada1?

[Guest guest]

Respected sirs,

 

Can anybody explain how to find the Varnada Lagna? Also

why it is always coming in Aswini star, pada 1(Jhora reference) even

if the Lagna falls in signs other than Aries?

I tried to find out the Varnada Lagna as mentioned below from BPHS

but failed, may be due to some misunderstatnding or any faulty

calculation. If anybody can explain correctly with an example, pls

help.

 

 

>From BPHS

"Varnada Dasha. I now detail Varnada Dasha, just by knowing which one

can deal with the longevity of a native. If the natal Lagna is an odd

Râúi, count directly from Aries to natal Lagna. If the natal Lagna is

an even Râúi, count from Pisces to the natal Lagna in the reverse

order. Similarly, if the Hora Lagna is an odd one, count from Aries

to Hora Lagna in direct order. If the Hora Lagna is an even one,

count from Pisces to Hora Lagna in the reverse order. If both the

products are odd Râúis, or even Râúis, then add both the figures. If

one is odd and the other is even, then know the difference between

the two products. If the latest product in this process is an odd

one, count so many Râúis from Aries in a direct manner; if an even

one, count so many Râúis from Pisces in reverse order. The Râúi so

known will be the Varnada for Lagna. "

 

 

Regards,

Jyothi

[Guest guest]

Respected Sir,

 

 

Thanks for the information. I have BPHS with me and understood

how VL is calculated. (I did it wrongly first time). But I still dont

get why the star in which it falls is first pada of Aswini for all

people even when it is in signs other than Aries. I didnt find any

reference to that neither in BPHS nor in Jaimini sutras.

If I had overlooked something pls give me the reference in the

books.

 

Regards,

Jyothi

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

vedic astrology, "Raghunatha RaoNemani"

<raon1008> wrote:

>

> Om Krishna Guru

>

> Namaste Jyothi Ji,

>

> You have asked few questions and let me answer the foundation

> of your question here for now.

>

> For the definition of VarnadaLanga (VL), please refer

> "Jaimini Maharsishi's Upadesa Sutras" by Sanjay Ji or any other

> translator.

>

> As you know, Varna means caste or class. It shows the type

> of people one deals with. In other words, it means

> "Giver of Varna (caste)" and will describe the social standing

> of the people with whom you associate. Especially the

> planets conjoining/dispositing the lord fo Varnada Lagna are

> important.

>

> For example: VL in D-10 shows the kind of people one deals

> with in one's profession. A7 in D-10 can denote people one would

> ASSOCIATE with (colleagues, friends and people one hangs out

> with) and VL in D-10 can denote people one would DEAL with etc.,

>

> Lack of time I am not able to give more detailes other than

> above pointers to you, so I would suggest you to please refer the

> above book and also BPHS for more information on VL and its

> applicability.

>

> Hope the above is helpful to you.

>

> Regards

> Raghunatha Rao

>

> vedic astrology, "jyothi_b_lakshmi"

> <jyothi_b_lakshmi> wrote:

> >

> > Respected sirs,

> >

> > Can anybody explain how to find the Varnada Lagna?

Also

> > why it is always coming in Aswini star, pada 1(Jhora reference)

> even

> > if the Lagna falls in signs other than Aries?

> > I tried to find out the Varnada Lagna as mentioned below from

BPHS

> > but failed, may be due to some misunderstatnding or any faulty

> > calculation. If anybody can explain correctly with an example,

pls

> > help.

> >

> >

> > From BPHS

> > "Varnada Dasha. I now detail Varnada Dasha, just by knowing which

> one

> > can deal with the longevity of a native. If the natal Lagna is an

> odd

> > R⺩, count directly from Aries to natal Lagna. If the natal

Lagna

> is

> > an even R⺩, count from Pisces to the natal Lagna in the reverse

> > order. Similarly, if the Hora Lagna is an odd one, count from

Aries

> > to Hora Lagna in direct order. If the Hora Lagna is an even one,

> > count from Pisces to Hora Lagna in the reverse order. If both the

> > products are odd R⺩s, or even R⺩s, then add both the figures.

If

> > one is odd and the other is even, then know the difference

between

> > the two products. If the latest product in this process is an odd

> > one, count so many R⺩s from Aries in a direct manner; if an

even

> > one, count so many R⺩s from Pisces in reverse order. The R⺩

so

> > known will be the Varnada for Lagna. "

> >

> >

> > Regards,

> > Jyothi

> >

>