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BPHS Chapter 26 Slokas 6-12 6-8. Evaluation of the Dṛṣṭis of the Graha: Deduct the longitude of the Graha (or Bhava), that receives a Dṛṣṭi, from that of the Graha, which gives the Dṛṣṭi. If the sum exceeds six Rāśis, deduct the sum again from 10 Rāśis. Convert the latter sum into degrees and divide by two. The resultant product is Dṛṣṭi Kona (or aspectual angle). If the difference is in excess of 5 Rāśis, ignore the Rāśis and multiply the degrees etc. by 2, which is the value of the Dṛṣṭi. |
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BPHS Chapter 26 Slokas 1-5 1. Maitreya: “O Glorious One, it is said, that Dṛṣṭis (of Graha) and their strengths are to be known in deciding the effects. How many kinds are these? Please clarify my doubts.”
2-5. Dṛṣṭis of the Grahas: “O Brāhmaṇa, I have earlier stated Dṛṣṭis, based on Rāśis. The other kind is between Graha, which I detail below. |
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BPHS Chapter 25 Slokas 74-87
74. Effects of Prāṇāpada: If Prāṇāpada is in Tanu Bhava, the native will be weak, sickly, dumb, lunatic, dull witted, defective-limbed, miserable and emaciated.
75. If Prāṇāpada is in Dhana Bhava, the native will be endowed with abundant grains, abundant wealth, abundant attendants, abundant children and be fortunate.
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BPHS Chapter 25 Slokas 62-73 62. Effects of Gulik: If Gulik is in Tanu Bhava, the native will be afflicted by diseases, be lustful, sinful, crafty, wicked and very miserable.
63. If Gulik is in Dhana Bhava, the native will be unsightly in appearance, miserable, mean, given to vices, shameless and penniless.
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BPHS Chapter 25 Slokas 50-61 50. Effects of Dhvaja (Śikhi, or UpaKetu): If Dhvaja is in Tanu Bhava, the native will be skillful in all branches of learning, be happy, efficient in speech, agreeable and be very affectionate.
51. If Dhvaja is in Dhana Bhava, the native will be a good and affable speaker, be splendorous, will write poetry, be scholarly, honorable, modest and endowed with conveyances. |
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BPHS Chapter 25 Slokas 38-49 38. Effects of Cāpa (Indra Dhānus, or Kodaṇḍa): If Cāpa is in Tanu Bhava, the native will be endowed with wealth, grains and gold, be grateful, agreeable and devoid of all actions.
39. If Cāpa is in Dhana Bhava, the native will speak affably, be very rich, modest, learned, charming and religious.
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BPHS Chapter 25 Slokas 26-37 26. Effects of Paridhi (or Pariveśa): If Paridhi is in Tanu Bhava, the native will be learned, truthful, peaceful, rich, endowed with sons, pure, charitable and dear to elders.
27. If Paridhi is in Dhana Bhava, the native will be wealthy, charming, will enjoy pleasures, be happy, very religious and be a Lord. |
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BPHS Chapter 25 Slokas 14-25 14. Effects of Vyatīpāta: If Vyatīpāta (also known in short, as Pat) is in Tanu Bhava, the native will be troubled by miseries, be cruel, will indulge in destructive acts, be foolish and will be disposed to his relatives.
15. If Vyatīpāta is in Dhana Bhava, the native will be morally crooked, be bilious, will enjoy pleasures, be unkind, but grateful, be wicked and sinful.
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BPHS Chapter 25 Slokas 1-13 1. Thus I have explained the effects of the seven Graha, viz. Sūrya, Candra, Maṅgal, Budha, Guru, Śukra, Śani, Rahu and Ketu. Now I tell you about the effects of non-luminous Grahas.
2. Effects of Dhūma: If Dhūma is in Lagna, the native will be valiant, endowed with beautiful eyes, stupefied in disposition, unkind, wicked and highly short-tempered.
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