[Jagannath] Fwd: Parivartana & Grouping of Divisional Charts

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Namaste Robert,

 

It's nice to get a long mail from you after a while. Hope you are

recuperating fast.

 

> Anyway, you can see the relevance of Drekkana, Shastamsa, and

Trimsamsa to

> disease and physical/mental misfortune. Drekkana, or 3rd divisions,

> represents the 8th from the 8th (bhavat bhavam); Trimsamsa reflects

the 6th

> harmonically (30 minus two divisions of 12 signs, equals 6). Sixth

from

 

Just one comment on divisions that are harmonically equivalent (like 30

and 6):

 

Divisions from 1 to 12 show the *physical* plane of existence. Body,

wife (D-9), dharma (D-9), karma (D-10), parents (D-12), siblings (D-3),

disease (D-6) and death (D-11), residence (D-4) and money (D-2) fall

under this group.

 

Divisions from 13 to 24 show the existence in the plane of

*consciousness* (mental and intellectual). Comforts (D-16), spiritual

growth (D-20) and education (D-24) come under this plane.

 

Divisions from 25 to 36 show the plane of the *sub-conscious*. Inherent

nature, strengths and weaknesses (D-27) and evils and suffering because

of evils (D-30) come under this. But please note that the suffering

shown in D-30 must have a close link to the sub-conscious mind. If I

have a cold and flu, it is probably best seen in rasi and D-6, not in

D-30. It has no strong links to my sub-conscious. Use D-30 to see the

diseases and troubles relating to the sub-consciousness.

 

Divisions above 36 (D-40, D-45 and D-60) are above the levels of

physical, consciousness and sub-consciousness. They are very subtle.

Shiva has made some relevant comments in a different thread.

 

Body, consciousness and sub-consciousness are not everything - there

are other invisible parts of us that contribute to our existence in

this universe (e.g. praana, soul). Divisions above D-60 throw light on

those!!

 

I hope this understanding helps in appreciating the signigificance of

various divisional charts better!

 

> the 6th is 11. Shastamsa, is 6 divisions of 5 degrees (11). In this

way,

> relevance of different harmonics to 6 or 8, and then 11, can lead to

an

> understanding of how the 11th lord is a malefic.

 

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Namaste Prakash ji,

 

Sri Sarma and others have answered your questions well. Think of

parivartana as a blending of influences and mutual support (patting).

Parivartana between 10th and 12th lords may show expenses and losses,

as pointed out. But it may also show a spiritual career or a career far

away from the place of birth.

 

As Sri Sarma said, parivartana between 9th and 10th lords makes one

fortunate. It can also make one a champion of dharma.

 

In my chart, lagna in rasi and dasamsa is Virgo. Venus and Mercury are

9th and 10th lords. They are together in rasi chart and have a

parivartana in dasamsa (Mercury in Ta and Venus in Ge). This made me

interested in astrology, Vedic culture and dharma. I will be involved

in this life in propagating dharma.

 

Of course, the same combination may have made one fortunate and not

necessarily a propagator of dharma. In my case, Sun (natural

significator of dharma) is with 10th lord Mercury in 9th in dasamsa.

Sun is in 9th in navamsa (dharmamsa) also. This shows a strong sense of

dharma. In my vimsamsa (D-20), the chart of religiousness, Saturn owns

9th and 10th and occupies 10th. This again suggests promoting

religiousness in society.

 

So because of all these combinations, 9th-10th lord juxtaposition in my

dasamsa makes me propagate dharma in society. To someone else, it may

simply give a fortunate career or a career in foreign trade.

 

As the above example may show, judging any combination correctly

requires considering various factors, often spreading across a few

divisional charts.

 

If 10th and 2nd lords have a parivartana as you asked, again it can

show a lot of things. One of them is being in a family business with

some other family members. To see if that is the case, we have to look

at D-9 (wife), D-3 (brothers) and D-2 (parivritti dwaya hora (PD hora),

family affairs).

 

Parivartana between 2nd and 10th lords can also show a brilliant

astrologer. If you look at D-24 (knowledge) and look for the

involvement of 5th and 8th lords in addition to 2nd lord (in D-24 and

D-10), you can know more confidently.

 

Thus, each combination can denote various things and a correct

interpretation looks at the overall picture than taking a combination

in isolation. Hope that helps!

 

May Jupiter's light shine on us,

Narasimha