Guest guest Posted December 7, 2003 Report Share Posted December 7, 2003 Another way of understanding the navamsa chart is tha, as the 9th harmonic, there are nine little zodiacs running through the major zodiac. Each small 'sign' is 3 degrees 20 minutes in length. So beginning with Aries it goes like this: Aries=0 to 3 20 Taurus=3 20 to 6 40 Gemini=6 40 to 10 Cancer=10 to 13 20 And on through the zodiac. Many computer programs now calculate the navamsa. If not, there are simple tables where you can look up a position. The math experts can multiply by 9 if they want to! Chris gave the underlying math for the navamsa. So if you have a planet in 6Ar50, it will be in Gemini navamsa. Supposedly the planet will take on the flavor of Mercury. If the natal planet is Mercury, it will be stronger. If the natal planet is Mars, it will act less like Mars because Mars is physical and it's in a sign ruled by mental Mercury. To draw up the navamsa chart, you take the sign of the navamsa ascendant and make it the first 'house.' And so on around the chart. Each sign is a 'house.' The Fagan-Bradley school takes the Moon as the ascendant and counts equal houses from there. The Fagan school calls the navamsa the 'novien,' and counts the signs from Taurus rather than from Aries. Therese At 09:29 AM 12/6/03 -0800, Chris wrote: >A navamsha chart is a Vedic term for the 9th harmonic in the west. You >simply mulitply the natal positions by 9 and expunge multiples of 360. > >You can use it for planetary strengths (Venus in Virgo in navamsha will >weaken Venus' natal strength) and to assess marital life. Some astrologers >also use it as a secondary natal chart, especially for natives 2nd half of >the their lives, ie past the age of 40. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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