KP system of astrology

[Guest guest]

Dear friends

I have a query in my mind.I just want to know that how the Nakshatra

sub lord is calculated in KP system. It is just we have to see the

Nakshatra sub lord from their table of Aynamsha. Or is there some

mathematical calculation involved?

thanks and regards

manju

[Guest guest]

Dear Manju,

 

As I'm sure you know, KP astrology employs the Placidus house system to

construct the horoscope. This system, taken from the Western (tropical)

system of house division, deviates from the traditional (Vedic) method of

'whole sign, whole bhava'.

 

The sages tell us that, at the moment of birth, the navagrahas manifest as a

new entity...here we see the immortality of the gods in action, manifesting

again and again each time an entity is born! likewise, we're told, the signs

of the zodiac manifest, at the moment of birth, as the twelve bhavas. This

means explicitly that the WHOLE sign has MANIFESTED as a WHOLE bhava...this

is an act of creation, the CREATION of JANMA KUNDALI.

 

Because, in KP, one sign can encompass two houses, it no longer represents

the Kundali (in the true sense) and should rightly be looked upon as just

another bhava chart--compared more to the Sripati bhava chart than to the

Rasi chart.

 

It (should) therefore be understood that Jyotish-Vidya does not support

these systems that deviate from the traditional Janma Kundali.

 

The sub lords however, are worth consideration, and you will find the tables

for calculating them on this site:

http://www.jupitersweb.com/KP%20Star%20and%20Sub%20lord%20Table.htm

 

Most softwares calculate these automatically...

 

Best Wishes,

Mrs. Wendy

http://JyotishVidya.com

jyotish-vidya

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"manjuch2001" <manjuch2001 >

<jyotish-vidya>

Sunday, October 22, 2006 3:23 AM

KP system of astrology

 

 

Dear friends

I have a query in my mind.I just want to know that how the Nakshatra

sub lord is calculated in KP system. It is just we have to see the

Nakshatra sub lord from their table of Aynamsha. Or is there some

mathematical calculation involved?

thanks and regards

manju