LK Grammar : Dimaghi khane/ Sections of the brain

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Dimaghi khane / sections of the brain:

 

 

This is an interesting concept of the Lal Kitab where

the human characteristics have been associated with

various sections of the brain. It can be used to find

out the characteristics of the native at-a-glance.

 

As of today it is merely an astrological tool, but you

never know that in years to come, it becomes a major

break through area in the study of brain. The table

has a great potential in the future. May be some

physio-psychologist takes it up for research and

establishes the scientific credentials of this table.

 

This table of 42 sections of brain is an effort to

associate a Janma Kundali with the brain. The

relationship between some thing which is physical

[ brain ] and the map of the celestial bodies in the

sky at the time of birth [ janma kundali ] is some

thing bold and innovative.

 

The table deals with the relationship of the houses

of the Janma kundali, planets in the house and their

relationship with a particular area of the brain. For

example the 9th house [ Bhaagya ] is associated with

the 9th, 26th, and 33rd section of the brain. Similarly

the Jupiter influences the 2nd, 15th, 19th, 22nd, 26th,

35th, and 38th section of the brain.

 

You can look at the whole table on pages 353-55

of 1952 Arun Sanhita.

 

As I have said earlier that I use this table to find

out the characteristics of the native at a glance, I have

also used this table to devise very useful upaya for

memory. These upaya are given in the file section

of my group. In quite a few cases I have found these

upaya to be very effective.

 

I am hopeful that some of you might find other usages

of this table other than knowing characteristics at a

glance.

 

I am currently studying this table to devise upaya as

curative measures for some abnormalities in

human behavior, especially like violence, criminality,

addiction, sexual perversion and so on.

 

Bhooshan Priya

 

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