JHORA Suggestions, Odd/Even Signs, Kalachakra Dasa, Usha-Shashi Ayanamsa

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Dear Mr. Narasimha Rao, respected members of this group,

 

many greetings from Germany, and thank you very much for your great

software, Mr. Narasimha Rao! In my view it is really the best vedic

astrology software available.

 

I'm already studying BPHS and preparing a multi-lingual website

introducing Parashara/Vedic Astrology to more people, with comments

on BPHS, which really is like a " bible " in VA.

 

Please allow me honestly some wishes for a next version:

 

1. Would it be possible to include the Parashara Chakra Dasa,

described in BPHS §46, Sl. 50-51?

 

2. Would it be possible - for study purpose - to make so-called " sub-

vargas " possible?

For example: D-81 is the Navamsa of Navamsa, the D-9 within the D-9.

I - and perhaps other people - would like to make something like

the " D-60 within the D-9 " , or the " D-60 within D-16 " , or the " D-12

within the D-4 " . Perhaps this would lead to some deeper knowledge.

 

3. Would it be possible to include some Ashtottari and Conditional

Nakshatra Dasas strictly based on BPHS, without the teachings of

Antardasas of respected Guru Sanjay Rath?

 

4. Would it be possible to include Santhanam/Raman Kalachakra Dasa

with correct BPHS teachings (see below for details?)

 

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Another question to the members of this group:

We all know that odd signs in vargas are to counted in normal order

and reverse signs are counted in backwards order.

 

But: Why only apply this rule to vargas? Why do we not use this rule

for rasi chakra?

This would mean that for example for Scorpio Lagna 10th Bhava would

be Aquarius, not Leo.

Jaimini seems to insist on this view!

 

Or does this " onwards/backwards " rule only apply to Dasas? Don't

know.

 

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Some observations on Kalachakra Dasa, which may be true:

 

Parashara gives a clear sequence of antardasas. Quoting BPHS:

 

" In Kumbh in the Dasha of Vrishabh Añœ there will be financial

gains, … Mesh diseases of the eyes, … Meen journeys to distant

places, … Kumbh increase in wealth, … Makar success in all kinds of

ventures, … Dhanu more enemies, … Mesh loss of happiness and

enjoyment, … Vrishabh death, … Mithun well being.

 

Dasha of Kumbh Añœ. … Œukr - many kinds of educational attainments,

gains of property, happiness from wife and children, sound health

and increase in wealth. Mangal - fevers, danger from fire and from

enemies, distress from enemies and mental agony. Œani - danger of

troubles from wind, bile and phlegm, quarrels, foreign journey,

danger of suffering from tuberculosis. Guru - freedom from ill

health, happiness, honours from the king and joy. Budh - happiness

from wife, children and wealth, joy, increase in good fortune. "

 

So - example is Kumbha Mahadasha - the sequence must be:

Vrishabha - Mesha - Meena - Kumbha - Makara - Dhanu - Mesha -

Vrishabha - Mithuna

 

My observation is - it may be wrong - that this Parashara-given

sequence is only given in Kalachakra Ranghacharya Method! All other

methods give different antardasas than Parashara's!

 

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Another question on Trimsamsa (D-30): Are the given explanations in

section " Female Horoscopy " regarding a woman's character and moral

applicable for men, too, or are they really just meant for women?

 

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Last question on Ayanamsa: I've studied various ayanamsas. Two

ayanamsas are respectable, according with vedic astrology history:

Lahiri, based on Spica, and Usha-Shashi, based on Revati.

 

Few people have noticed that Usha-Shashi Ayanamsa is not only based

on Revati: It puts the Galactic Center in middle of Moola Nakshatra!

In my view Usha-Shashi Ayanamsa is equal in importance with

Lahiri/Spica Ayanamsa, it gives excellent results. Am I so wrong?

Does anyone else have experiences with Usha-Shashi Ayanamsa?

 

Interesting question: With which ayanamsa Parashara, Jaimini and

others have been working? Spica or Revati/Galactic Center?

 

Hope my english is not too bad, will improve it.

 

Jupiter's blessing to all members of this group!

 

Pascal Thomas