Further Light•

On,

Naksha-t a Chin'tamani

With Example Horoscopes

8y
CHANDRAKANT R. BHATT
B. A., LL. B.
I. Nakshatra (hintaman,
Price Rs. 30/-

2. Horoscopes And Diseases.

Price Rs. 20/-

3. further Lights on
Nakshatra Chintamani
Pr ice Rs. 40/-

By

CHANDRAKANT R. BHATT
BA., LL. B..
 foreword

Shri Char.dr&kant R. Bhatt B.A,, L.L.B. is ao

eminent A:.1r,l t1ger 0f Gujarat. He has several books in
Gujarati language r•n A trolo ! to hi credit. His
profound insight into intcr prl'.'f at ion of horo!..,:op:s
both ia Sayan and N irayan Charts is really amazing.
In order to on tribute to the spread of knowledge of Indian
A5trology, both ia ladia and Abroad we hate already
published bis two books written in English viz; I.
Nakshatra Chintamani,
- Horoscopes & Diseases. These two books have been
very warmly received and appreciated by the students of
Astrology both in India and Abroad.
'Fur1hcr Lights on Nakshatra Chintamani' is the
third bo"k written by Sbri Bhatt in English. This book
by Shri Bhatt throws more light on the principles of
predicting, cnunc• iated ia his first book 'Naksh1tn
Chintaman1' and is profusely illustrated with t amplc
horoscopes. Moreover, he has outlined the principles l f
predicting in simple, precise and penetrating words to
enable the studcnrs of Astroloay to master them in no
time and arri\'c at a quiet and straight analysis or the
horoscopc1 and correct conclusions.
Sbri Bhatt being a master of both Western and Indian
Systems of A5troJoiy. has added an intcrc ting and
enlightening chapttr on, how to analyse and interpret
Nirayan Horoscopes an a Sayan way with appropriate
tables for fixing aspects
 Moreover, be has discusi.cd transi1s of slow moving
planets m a SL'parntc (haptcr and thrown a very useful light
on predicting from the transit& of lh1sc planets independently
of Dasha Bhukt.i System of Prtdicting.
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The prfociplcs or prcdicling cnuncia1cd in 1his took are on

fbe basis or Nakshatras and their sub-divisioos and the pl1oeE1
and the cusps or the house, Ehr:rcin. This method of predjtliog
illi aa age old method already promulgated by our sagu. But its
method of approach at present is in a controversial
,rage, parUy because it is emphatically coined a, a new invention which
in fact is not aod adwocalcd as the only and pcrrcct rnclbod of
pred;cling.
Our 1D1trest in publishing this book is purely an academic
oneo and 9,e .shall be utisficd if rhe studrr,tis and scholars of
A rrology rudy thi:s book in a compuative way with cheir own and
with fllhcr mclhods of pr dicting and harmoni5c and
)nthc•ise lhem in rhc bc,r interest of Auroloiy which j our htrira&:
ard \\h1ch is <> ardently prc erwd and prc-a.cbtd by the \
l;i,.ards hkc /ate 5h:1 Sury;rnar yan Rao, rbc fa.under of the
'Ar.lr(llogicaJ Mag"zine· and its pracnt Editor Sbri B,V. Raman
.,..ho has popularized Jndfan A.!iltology both in India and Abroad aad
bas crratcd a convindog stage for 1he re-cognition of Indian AUrology
as a scieoc and have its place in our Universicies as a branch of
knowledge.
We are grcatJy indebted to Shri Gordhandas SankaJchand Choksi
Public Cbarnablc Truu and Shri Navanitlal Gordhandas Ct,obi Public
Cbuirab'e Trust. Abmcdabad and their Trustee Sbri Na\'aniUaJ
Oordhandu Cbobi, a promjocnt ,buainess-mao of Ab1tcdabad wdl-
Juiown for his humanitarian and educauonal 1c:1ivitiet and chariiieJ.
Shri Vivek Education Trutt Sbmbluprasad Mapnlal Patel
C}o. Shri Berdar Patel and B.A..M.Ed.
Swami Vjvrkao■nd High School, Managing Trustee
M■ninapr, Ahmcd■bad 380 00B. 7-
6-1980
 Preface

My liru book 'Nabbatra Chintaman.i' ,,., publitbed in

in 1975. It waa much bailed by raaden. Hncourqed another
publication 'Ho ,copea ind Diseases' was broo&ht out during
December 1971. Both these book1 deal with boro,copca '"°1dina
to the sub courellation theory of prediction. Thay were widely
circulated both in Jndfa and Abroad. Lener• or app,ociation
were received, ,o relevant exrracll rrom the leUcr, of a rew
As1rologe111 arc publi1bcd in thii boola for ia!ormation to lhe
reader.

In view of lbe apprcdative atlitude shown by the students

of A1nr0Jogy, my friend Shri Shambhuprasa.d M. Patel encouraged
me to write a third book with further lights on •Naksbaua.

Chintamani9 and he, on behalf of the Board of Trustee! or

Shri Vivek Education Trust, undertook the publication of this
book. I am therefore much indebted to the Board or Tru5lect
aod my friend Sbri Patel.

Tho principle§ of the sub theory arc al length explained in

'Naksbatra Chintamani. Here in this book I have 5umma.rised
them lucidly in -_a tabular form to refresh the mmiory of the
r ader. Horoscopes of pcrsoni in different walks of life and c3!e1
known to me have been d scusaed in simple and lucid languige.
DclioeatioDJ are consistent, logical, methodical and prcc .
There are four groups in the book. The ht group contailli
49 boroscopea on mbjccts ,11. infant mortaJity, short life. long
life, unnatural or violent death, incurable diseasc5, operations.
education, foreign travels, iotec-caste marriages. lo\'c--affain,
divorcea, separation in manied life, child-binh, ,te.rility. un
married persons, randed properties, ownin1 of vehicles, diITerc:nt
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vocations etc; six horary maps in ihe 2nd group, four horoscopes.
concerning the effects or f ransitring planets are io the 3rd group. Ira
r>te fourth and rhe last group the salient fcatur_e.s of the wesrern sy!
lem of Aslrology are n rrated in brief and self conl:tfned chart, for
analysi1 or the birth-rnap are prepared. Tbe!!:e charts will cnnbfc
a beginner in Astrology to form
judgment or the birth-map wirh areal ease. They may be applied
even to Nirayann bjrrb horoscope11.
[n my humble view, rhere arc few publi ations or this
type. I am rhercforo sure: that my books will he or , at help tu
rhc raadcr who is cooversnot with the b111ic principle, or
Hindu Astrology.

3-6-1980
64 Jayanngar Society Chandrakant R. Bhatt
Ahmcdnbad-380028
 Contents

Sob 1 hcory :

Sub ConsteUations ..

Sigruficators 7
Slrtngth of PJanets 9·

A pJnnct Connrctcd with 10

Signifir:ator ond its sub lord 10

Cu1pal-' Sub lord 12

Joint Pc, iod Ru1crs 16

Transits 17

Example Nath·ltles : 18

I. Saint 20.
2. R•volutionary Thinker 22
3. Infant Mortality 24
4. Infant Mortality
2S
S. Lost Mother in lnfanc)' 30·
6. Air Crash 34
7. Burning 37
8. Drownin1
40•
9. Gallows, Uooatunl 1h, Imprisonment, Cria1in11 43;,
Proceedings, Mental Qualities. PoUUc1l Career, Calamities.
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48
10. Murder
SI
1 i. Murd r, PvJitk.11 Career
S4
1 =-- !t.!is(o·rtuoc
13. Amputation, Marriage, Sbort life 56
14. Cancer 62
IS. Cancer 66
16 Caocer 69
17- Kidney 72
18 Caesarean 75
19. Caesarean 78
20. Foreign Tra\·cl 81
21. For ign Travel 84
22. Education. Fureign Travels 87
23. Education, Foreign Travel 92
24. S:rvice 95
2S. lndu!friali!it, Pcculiaritie,; 98
26. Busineu 102
27. Trun1port, Motor Vrhkle HJS J08
28. Arri!t
29. Qucco 111
30. Building, Eye-operation, Lo11s of Paren1s in Teenage, J J4
Prof uion aad Pjnam;e, Retirement from Service.
Education, Marriage, Children.
31. Building, Jntet-Ca1te Love-Marriage, Profession, 123
Father's Death, Mother's Death, Sterility, Education.
32. Surgeon, Inter-Caste Love-Marriqo, Cluldrcn. 1 8
Forei10 Travel.
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33. Anaesthetist_ Intet lA>n•M•rriaat. Foreign l32'

Travel, M.B.B.S.

3-t. Marriage Abroad_ Motor Vemcle. Pro(mioa,. Fi•!fP. 136-

Pcculiaritia, Education, Forcian Travel, Cbi14.nn, Building.

35. Marriage Abroad. Prormion, Fanance_ Edacalion.

Foreign Travel. Children, Building.
36. Divorce, Profession and Finance, Motor-•Mir. t47
37. Divorce, R1Jlin1 Plaotts aad Affinity 1s2·
38. Annulm nt or Marriage, P,oreuion, Death. ISS
39. Annu]menl of Marriage 1ss·

40. Separation in Married Life 160'

41.. Separation in Marrie.d Life 161-
42. Sterility, Operation11 Marria1e. foreign Travel 166-
43. Sterility. Operation, Marriage. Foreign Travel I
44. Sterility, Marriage, Service 172
45. Sterility. Marriage, Service l7S
-u;. Unmarried 178

47. Unmarried 18<>

48. Unmarried 182
49. Unmarried 184

Example Horar, Mapa : 186.

Moon and Queront'a Mind,

Fulfilment of a query-Planet direct or retrograde,.
Cuapal 1ub lord, Si1nificator1, T1an1it1.
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1. Research 54:holJNh•P 1&

2, Green C.1rd • l92
J. Desfred Poat 194
-1, Tran fer in Ser,icc 198
S. Marriage 20J
6. Desired job !04

Tramlf!I a1141 Nathitia : 208

I. Poblicatio111 20,
2. Death 112
3. Death or the Hu1ba■tl !14
'4. Service, Joumcy. Marr1a11 !l'

Nirayaoa Horoscope & Prindpl6 of \Vettera Aqecfs 218

Sall Sab iD eacb s.a. !37
AJ'l•111$a (A. D. yean l90J-l000) '!49
Oplllioa 250
A.jd.cad•• !M
 Note

Pace Ll■e Read as under

108 3 Th Su,b Venus own1 1 \

245 ll J 25 13 3,

245 13 S■ 25 21 42

214 Illustratiou refer to tb■ harG1COpc

on pap lll
 ., 1-.ry

...
s..o---------------=

o,+-
ran
Y_.n,,,i
Dar/ta
l'ear.r
Saar
Nm
.w Ara

M D M s
7 + 120 X 800 - 0 46 40

Veau 20 + 120 X 800 - 2 13 28

Sun 6 + 120 )( 800 0 40 00

10 + 120 X
- 1 06 40

7 + 120
•
X
- 0 46 ..,

11 + 120 X 800
Mm -
Rab• 16 + 120 )( IDO

-= 2 m
1, + 12D )C IOO •
·---
:::z t 46
QS 40
=-= 2
•

II-HJ 17 + X .. :::::a: I n 29
D 31
•
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lo Naksbatrn system each Nnkshatra or Constellation or

Slur {an area of IJ• :?O' or to') is sub-divided into nine
parts. Thi suh-di,ri ion js called 'Sub', ll is based on the
formula ns shown in the tnblc on page 1.
The plunct rulin,r: 1he longitude or e tcat or area or the
'Sub" jn uny Nakslrntro or Constellation rJr Stu is called tho Sub-
Nukslrntra lord or Sub-Constcno1ion lcird or Sub-Star lord or
Sub•l"rd or Suh.
The suh-nrea or rnrh planC"t :n the stnr-nrca of nny
pl,rnet 1enlilins c-<."ln,\tunc us ,oted a bo..·r. As euch Nakshntra or
Ct ns1ellucion oi s,.,r c<1uti:ln•1 nine Subs, 27 Ne.k!lhnrras or
ConsteUatiClns or Sturs have been sub-dividrd into 243 Subs.
The order L\f Subs in each Stor is shown in the accomp
anying 1:iblts A, B, C ond D on pages 3, 4, 5 and 6.

fau:h table shows the Sror i ,,d and the S11b Lr,rd for each degree
of the Zodiac. The Star Lord js sim.ilar to the Dasha ( period )
ruler, while tbei Sub Lord corresponds to the Sub p1:1riod ruJcr.
1
Jn short we may use the term 1Srar instead of 'Star lord• or
'Constellation lord' or I Nakshatra lord:· and the term •sub" in
place of 'Sub lord' or •SulrStar lord' or •sub-CooslcUatioo
.lord' or 'Sub-Nakshatra lord' throughout the book.
 TaMe A

'Star area in Ar ies or Leo or Sqiuarius

Kctu o• O' to 1:r 20'
Vcnua 13 20 to 26 40
Sun 26 40 to 30 0

Star Lord Srib Lord C'.omlNnCing Position

D M s
.Ketu Kctu 0 0 0
46
..
Ven. 0 40
"
Suo 3 0 0
.. Moon 3 40 0
Mars 4 46 40
" Ruhu 5 33 20
II Jup. 7 33 20
Sat• 9 20 0

.,
n

..
Mer.
Ven.
11
13
26
20
40
0
Sun IS 33 20
Venus
Moon 16 J3 20
" Mars 17 20 0
, ,
Rahu )8 6 40
••
., Jup. 20 6 40
,, Sat_. 21 53 20
.. Mer. 24 0 0

,, Kctu 25 53 20
Sun 26 40 0
H
Moon 27 20 0
Sun
Mars 28 26 40
,,
••
,. Rahu 29 13 20
30 0 0
 Table B

Star a .a lD TallfUS or Virgo OT Olpricoro

Sun o· o' lo 10· o'

Moon IO 0 ro 23 20
30 0 I'
Mars 2.3 20 to
Sub Lord Commmcing Position
Star Lord D M s

0 0 0
Sun Rahu
Jup. I 13 20

..
" Sat.
Mer.
3
s
0
6
0
40
,.
Ketu 7 0 0
" 7 46 40
Ven.
••
Moon Moon 10 0 0
Mars 11 6 40'
., Rahu 11 53 20·
" Jup. 13 33 20
"
n
SaL 15 40 o·
,. Mer. 17 46 40
Kctu
19 40 0,
"
. , Ven.
ro 6 40
SUD 22 40· 0
Mars
" Mars 23 20 0
,, Rahu 24 6 40
., Jup. 26 6 40·
,,_ Sat. 27 53 11.
30 0. 0
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Table C Star

area Oc.mi4i or Libn1. or Aquarius

Man 0- O' to 6. 40'
Rahu 6 40 to 20 0
Jup. 20 0 to 30
Star Lord Sub Lor4 Go1N1t/!Jldng Position
M s
Mars Mer. 0 o· 0
11 Ketu 1 53 20
.,, Ven 2 40 -0
•• Sun 4 53 20
" Moon 5 33 20
R ahu Rahu 6 40 0
" Jup. 8 40 0
" Sat. 10 26 40
u Mer. 12 33 20
-, I Kem 14 26 40
Ven. lS 13 20
.,, Sun 17 26 40
., Moon 18 6 40

" Mats 19 13 20
Jupiter Jup.. 20 0 0
Sat. 21 46 40
"

... Mer.. 23 53 20
Ketu 25 46 40
M
.., Ven. 26 33 20
Sun 28 46 40
'1
., Moon 29 26 40
30 0 0
 Tab D

Su.r a, e1 in canrc-r \,, SC'('lrpi\, iJr Pisces

o· o' ((l f 20'
Jur.
S:u. J 10 tl" 16 40

kr. 16 t) 10 30 0

St.:r I,.v.J°
Lord Comntmdng Position
S:..b D JI s

Jur c:r Moon 0 0 0

Mars 0 33 20
D

.. Rahu ] 20 0
S.UllID Sat .. 3 20 0
• Mer. s 26 40
7 20 0
..
,. Keio
Ven. 8 6 40
,.. Sun 10 20 0
,. Moon 11 0 0
Man 12 6 40
"
.. Rahu 12 53 20
.. Jup. 14 53 20
!ofrrcary Mer. 16 40 0
,. Ketu 18 33 20
Ven. 19 20 0
"
•t Sun 21 33 20
,. Moon 22 13 20
,, Mnrs 23 20 00

" Rahu 24 6 40
•• Jup. 26 6 40
, Sat. 27 S3 20
30 0 0
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Tableta A, D, C II D explained
The lublc A is m llot for Aries, Leo and SaQiUtuiu the 11bl
8 for Tourus, Vir10 and Capricorn; Iha rable C for Ge• mini, Libra
and Aquarius und the table D for Cancer. Scorpio aadPls0Y.
E.xamp/ : In the lablt' A in Lhc: Stu area Kc:tu in Aries or
Leo or Sagittarius the Sub "'f Ketu bcgini from o• O' O'' and
ends at o· 46' .ro". So the Sub of Venus starts at o• 46'
40''. add 2• 13' 20'' (Sub are.1 of Venus) and you gel the sta •
1
rting position of Sun Sub at 3• o• 00' add o• 40' O''
1
CSub
an=a of Sun). then the Sub of Moon staus at 3• 40' O" in Aries or
Leo or Sa11uarius. Repeat this proccdun: and the oommenc ing
position for all subs in each star in each sign will be obtained.
bi&ftificators:
I. A planet generally gives the rc ults of the house which it
occupies. owns and aspects: also of the house and the matter of
which it is a Karaka. So it is rermed as the S,gnificator of that
house or matter..

2. lo the horoscope the sign is on tric cusp of each ho . A

planet always occupies the sign and it5 strength is d:tcnnmed according
as it occupie, its own sig10, exalted sign or debili::llcd sigo So the
occupant is stronger than the owner of the sign.

Similarly. the sign is the /8'11 pa.rt of the Zodiac. whJle

the Coostcllation or Star is cbe 2'tt'ta part ot the Zodiac. So the
Constellation or Star is stronger than the sign.
H,.-nce in tire Nakslzatra system a plantt gi,·es tire resulls brdicattd
b.1· irs star lord and it is cal/id the significator of the houses signified
by its star lord in ti strict s ,ue of the term.
 3. or£kr of pefrrcnce reprdwg 1hr: significatoll of eadl
n,
hf't,.:e i geneull>· d1:renniccd a unjer :
, .,' A plaott in the:: tar of the o«11paat is stronger cbaa
the- .:-"c1JpatH.
(bi If chere b no planet in the o;cupant 's star c.onsider
the (•ccupant.
(c, If the house is vacant, con5ider the plaaet jo the star
-0f ihe owner of tba t house.
(di Jf the house be vacant and if there be no pJanet in the
st.Jr of the owner of lhat housct consider the own&:r or thar hou
c.
(e) A planet rn conjunction or associatio11 with, or a pccted by
rhe str<'ng significator gives the results of the house or houses dt-
no1ed by that :-ignificator.
(fJ A pfanct in the star of the planet aspecting rhe house
e.g. suppose Si:iturn in chc 5111 aspeols the 7°\ I l u, and 2nd• So
the planer ia the scar of Saturn will give the rcsuJcs of the houses 2, 7.
and 11..

Rahu & Ketu : If Rabu or K.etu represents any significator, consjdcr

Rahu or Ketu jn place of that significator, becauso Rabu or Kctu ;s
stronger than any planet.

Rahu or Kcru gives the results of the significator m con• junction

with or in 3spect to it or of the owner of the (signj& cetor's) sign
occupied by ir.

Suppose Aries is on the 11th cusp, there is no planet in the 1116,

thco ronsidcr the other sijn Scorpio owned by Mars_ H thtrc be
Rahu or Kctu in Scorpio, it will give the results of lhe 11"' and the
pJantt in the star of Rahu or Ketu will ho come lbe strong significator
ro give lhe le5Ults of tho 11tb.
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.Examine the poitUon in rcs ttl of any 01.Mr house in

lhia way. Ra.bu-Ketu are no: 10 be ueated H retrogJAlic p
IS, becau e their nalura! move:nent is. 1n th oopos.'ite
direction.
Strength ot Planets :
S1re1Jglh by House : A p: oct mostly •Ve5 the results of
the house occupied by it and it owner comes next in order.
or the bou es tbC' angle!- s1and ht in 1trengLb, next the
·succec.Jent aad tbcn the cadents.
The owner of the house 6. 8 or J 2 ( as counted from any
parlicuhtr house co be judged) becom '41i'Cak. evil or malefic rn
e.fTecrs.

S1rength by Sign : A p]anet it strong when it is io its own

or exalted sign. II is weak or afflicted in its detriment or fall (debil
1tatco) sign.
The nature of the sign (e.g. cardinal or movab!c, fixed.
or common or mutable; fire1 earth, ·air or water; fruitful or
barren; human or bestial; muter or voice; masculine or feminine etc.)
on 1hc cusp and that occupied by a pJanct influences the affairs of
the house and the planet.

Strength bJ• Aspect : A planet in conjuaction or association with

or nspected by a malefic (i.e. the owner of 61 S or 12 from the
house lo be judged} becomes weak or all"lictcd.
An asptcting planet modifies the result or the house matters
according es it i a natural bendic or malefic, friendly
-or inimic-al
Jn this system only Hindu asp:cts arc to be con id rcd.

Naksha1ra Sysr,m : A pJanc.t b«omes s.lrQag·· if its star lord is

strong b)1 house., sign and aspect; and it \\ill be in a position to give
the rcs11lts indicated b its star lord to a desired extnt;
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A planet becomes \1,·cak if its star lord is wi:ak by house•

sign nnd aspect; and it wrH not bi: in a position to give the
results indicat d by i! s ar lord to a desired extent,

A planet ·Connected With' :

J. (a) Suppo\e Jupiter occupies Capricorn or Aquariu.sr or
(b) ir is in th star or sub of Saturn; or
(c) it is in conj. with or as cted by Saturn, then it may·

be said that Jupiter is i.:onnc:cred with Saturn.

2. (a) Suppose Jupiter is the owner or star lord or sub•

lore.I of the ascendjng degree :,the cusp or the 1st bouse or Ase); or·
(b) it occupies I he 1st hom;e, or
(c) jt aspects the 1st bouse; or
(d) it js in the star or sub of the occupant of the )st house; or·
(e) it 1s m the star or sub of the owner of tile 1st house; or
(f) it 1s in conj. wi1h or aspccted by the owner of the Jst housct
lhen it ma)' be said rhar Jupiter is connected with the 1st house.

3. Suppose Sun is in the star Jupi1er owning 3. 12 and· occupying

10; and it is jo the sub Saturn owning l, 2 and· oa:upying 4.

To facilirare distinction between the matters of the ,tar lord

and those of the sub lord, it may be said that Sun is the
significotor of JO, 3 and 1 ; and connected with 1, 2 and·
4. Tbis pro«dure bas bc:ien adopted throu,hout the book.
Slpincatt'r and its Sublord :
J. Tbe significator shows the source- of an e-,·ent. The matters
csp«ially of the house or houses owced b}' it serve as the
.source.
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2. The significator gives che1 rcsulls of its star lord. So the Mar·
lord become!. the indicator of the mauers of the house
occupied and ·owned b:y it and also of the. house
aspcctcd-. by it.
3. (a) Tbe sub lord of the significator is the deciding factor
regarding the matters of the star lord.
(b) If the sub lord is harmonious to the matters indicated

by the star lord, the sigoificator gives faveurable or

desired
or cxpectc:d results.
(c) lf the sub lord is detrimental ro the matters
indicated by the star lord, the significafor docs not give favourable
or desired or expected results.

Housf!s for different Subject matters

A B
Sii6Je·c1 Hous s Subject Ho11.ses
Longevity I, s. 3 Death 12, 7. 21
Badbaka...
Health Sickness 6, 8, 12
Cure l, s, 11 Disease 6, 8, 12
Education 4, 9, 11 End educP.tion 3. 8, 5
Bu)' house 4. 11. 12 Sale house 10. s, 3
Marriage 7, 2, t1 Divorce 6, I. 10
Cbild-Birtb 5, 2. II Sterili1y 4. 1. 10
Overseru;. 12, Y. 3 Homcl1nd 11, 8,
Occupation 10, 6, 2 Change occupation 9. s, l

Money 21 11, 6 Lo 8, 12

Consider the houses for th ttspccuve subject matter as..

shown in the abo,·C" table.
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If rbe subject matter of the houses i>hown in the:

Column A is to be: judgeJ, then lhe subject maner of the:
houses shown an the Ct,Jumn B wilt become detrimental; and \
·ice versa.
Suppose: Sun is the sigaific3tor !,in tbc star of the
occupant or owner) of 4. l 1 aod 12. and the sub lord of Sun is
nor connecred with 4, 11 or I 2. but it is connected with JO. 5
and 3, then Sun will not be in a position to give: rhc
desired or
e. pcclcd r sulrs of 4, 11 and 12.
4. The sign.ificator gives during its period, sub-period or
inter-period rhe results of its car Jard; or
The r sults of the star lord arc experjencc:d during tbc
joint period (i.e. dudng the period, sub-period and inter period)
or the signifkator, irs star lord and ils sub lord.
5. The sjgnjficator denotes the tame whea it will give lho
results of its star lord. The sub lord of the significator sbows
whecher desired rcsuJts or otherwise will be obtained.
6. The .;i_gnifioator becomes weak if its star lord be, weak;
mote so if its sub lord also be weak.
Cnspal Sub lord :
I. Tbc cuspal sub lord of a home jndicates wheth.er tile
matter signified" by that house is promised or denied.
If tho cuspal sub lord of that, ho use is the signfficator or
that house or any one of tile houses under considoratio11. tho
matter signified by that hou-,e wm be pt'omised.
As each house denotes several particular matters, the chief
governor or the matter to be judged, may be takeo into con• sidrratioo. If
it be connected with the hour;e or any on or the houses under
consideration, es _iaUy with the star lord or the caspaJ sub lord, it is
desirable.
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2 If the cuspiil !iUb lord or the house ( mentioned in

the ro1umn J) be the significator (in the
star of 1be oa.-upanl ar
owner) of the house or houses (mentioned in the
column H),. 1hen only during the joint period of the
significaton. of the house or bou cs
(men lionrd in the co1umo Ill) the results of the expected
matter (shown in tbc 00l1.1mo IV) arc cxpcrie d. The derailed
table is g1ven below :

If the bl! in tht1 in the joint an ev I

Cuspal Star of pt'riod of the happens
zuh lord the Significarors r garding
of occup.gn, of houses
·· 0 .
house or owner
of howe
I II Ill IV

l Health
I tll lJ11 normal health
6,8.12 6.8112 disease
8,12, badhaka 8,12, badhaka- danger 10 life
maraka
8,12 8 12 accident
2 weallh
2,6,11 ,6,] t wealth
8,12,S 8,J2..:.,S loss of wealth
3 Change
3.12)10 3,12,10 transfer or place
in service
Longevity
8,12, badhaka 8,1 . badhaka- danger lo life
ma.raka

4 Education 4,9, l l 4,9.11 academic cducat ion

3,8.5 completion of studios
Building 4,11,]2 4,1J,12 csses land or
' '
building
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be in tl1e in the joins an event

.1/ the
Cuspa/ Star of the period of the
happens sub lord occupanl
or Significators regarding
.of house owner of houses
of !mu.re

I II III IV

5 Jssue 5,l 1,2 5,11.2 ch1ld•hirlh

4. I 0,I 4JIO, I no cbild-birtb

Lo,.·e affair 2.11 2,5,11 love affair
7,11 2,7,11 marries the loved one

6 Disease 6,8.)2,J 6,8,12 disease

l151 I l l ,5, 11 cure of disease
Ser1ice 2,6,10 2,6,10 service
1,5,9 l,S,9 change in servico
2,6,11 2.6,11 Jgain in any manner

1 Marriage 7,11,2 7,11,2 marriage

6,10,1 6.10,l absence or married Jifc
Business 2,J0,11 2.10,11 b,_usiness or jndustry
8,12 8,12 loss in u ,,
5,ll S,11 partnership
6,12 6,12 break in partnership

8 Longevity 6,8,12,l 6,8,12 danger to health

l,S,ll 1,S,11 safety in life
Calamity 8,12 8,12 accident, infirmity
8,12, badhaka 8,12, badhaka- danger to life
marata
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lf 1he b in ,he in the joint an ,

·Cuspal Star of 1he puiod of 1he happens
.sub lord ocropont or Significalors regarding
of owner '1{ houses
house of house

II HI IV
I \·ocation, earoin&
I0,6,2 10,6,2
10 Vocation
10J7,2 10,7,2 1ndcpendant vocation
3,12 3,i 2,10 transfer of place-service
9,5,1 9,5,l change or vocation loss
9,.5,1,12 9,S,l.J2 of service

·saJe of bui Iding 10,5.3 10,S,3 le of land or building

Inramy 7,8,12 7,8,12 criminal proettdiogs
J1 Cure J,5,11 1.5,11 cure of disease
Gain 2,6,11 2,6,l l gain of money
2,6,10.11 2,6,10,11 progress in service or
vocation
Issue 11,5,2 11,5,2 child birth
10,4,1
10.4,1 no child birth
12 Overseas 12,9,3
12,9,3 foreign uaveI
1l,8.2 stay in motherland.
Calamity 12,8, badhaka 12,8, badbaka- danger to life,
. maraka
12,8 accident, infirmitv
Change 3,12,10 transfer of place-service

It so happens that the cuspa1 sub lord of the principal bouse

under con,idcration is not found in the star or the occupant or of
the owoer of the bou c or houses under review.
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Sometimes Rahu or Kctu l) c;m.ues the cuspal sub Jord of the

prim:ipaJ house: unda con.sideration and it occupies neither of the
house or bousi:.s under rc,,·iew.
Bu[ the cuspal sub lord, its star lord and its sub lord: nlso• Rahu
or Ketu are found to b connected wilh the principal bou or
houses under rc\•iew in any manner.
In such casi:s we hsve to use our discretion in determining
the happcnmg of an event. So an over all Vil"w of the horosco abould
be: taken.
JoI.nt Period Rulers :
I. Tbe period or sub period ruler gives the results according to
il.s n tural rulcrship o,·er rtain affairs r liff! e.g. V nus is
the chief go\·(rnor o:· pc or harmon:i,i, marriage, vehicle or h.:!ppioes.s
et.:.
2- It gi•.-i:s fa\ onrable or ..mf:nourablc: results of its star lord
acrordiog as its sub brd 13, fa"- .1blc Clf unfavourabJe.
;_ The period rukr. !he sub p-!riod ruler or the inter period rukr
a.;h ma · £iznify Jtt rs of differeot hoWC-3 i. . ditTcrent subjccl
mauers ooth desfr;iblc and undHirable. So during
their joiint penxl thi::,; <£Hi gi\'!' the r ult:; of the com.non
subj-cct matte, eit.r.cr J irable or uodcsrrablc as the case may be
Suppo.se the p:riod ruler is the signfficator of 2. 5 or ll
and 1. 4 or JO fchil.irbirlh and also its denial). then during rhe sub
period of the signi.ficator of l, 4 or IO there will be no child-birth
and if there be.any chfld already, separation from the
child is likely. and during rhe sub period of the sigaificator of
2. 5 or U the birth of a child will rake place.
4. If the star Jord (of the period ruler etc.) occupies 6, 8
or 12 as counted foGlm its own sign (house), then the period or
sub period ruler will not give favourable results or this boose
(awnrd by its star lord),
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5 Ir the planet and its.star lord arc in 6, 8 or l'2 sign from

each other, the native will not get resulu to a desired extent during
their joint pctiod.
6. [f the star lord of the period or sub ·period ruler be
retrogradct the native will experience ups and downs in general,
7. The joiat period rulers generally give the results or the house
or houses owned by their star lord:i. So their strength will depend on
the strength or their star lords.
8. Ir the joint period rulers are in reception (in c1ch other·s
sign). in conj. or aspect with each other, they inftu?nce tbe
affairs of each other. This is based on the principle chat a planet
in conj. with or aspected by a sigoificator gives the resulr..s or
the bonse or hou denoted by that significator:-.
9. . If the joint rufen; of the cllSp of any house be the
sigoificators of the matter signified by that house. the combined
period of these joint rul inter se gives the o.Its of slme
matter or during the period of any other signifka:cor of th31
housc and in the sub period of the cusiw sab lord of that
house the 1esnlts of the same matter arc obtaiocd-
Traaslts.:
Ao event generally happen during the joint period of tbe
the signi6cators when the tran,11 agreei.
At the lime of au eYCDt Sun, Moon or1and joint period ruJers
arc generally found to be transitting in :
(a) the star or sub of the same joint period colet or rulers (i.e..
in the star or sub of the peri sub period, inter period or/and
sookshma period ruler) or
(b) the star of the sigoificator of that event (other than
the joint period rulers) in the horoscope.
For details of the sub constellation theory refer to the
.autbor'1 'Nakshatra Chiotam'-nj.'
2.
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Example Nativities
Dia ram £.,:plained J n this book for the sate
}10,oscope • . . . .
of fac1;.'Ju' y prior..,in. the horoscope 1s wr1tteo m the form of
i •n a:,,

8 ladder by drawing aoe \rcrtical line in the middle aod five

borr•ioot n1 11·ncs inrer!•iecting the ver:ical line. The ends of tho
.
\'CrtJ 1r,n. 8u.U.-• the ends of the: horizont.al line, serve aa t'u-a
C1e ,...
cusps (bcgioniog points) of the. houses; and signs and d have
been marked thereon and the planets have o written either bclm1r·
or above the cuspid signs lU the case may be.. as._ shown in the
diagram on page 21•
The cusp! and planets of Nirayana horoscopes arc· written
in th manner of a western horoscope, and for the purpo,c:1 or
tbii book jo the Nirayttna horoscope tbe cusp of a houso has
been considered as the commencing poinr.
Tl1e ascendant or the ascending degree of tbi:, sign ia marked
at !he top of tbe verticar Jine. Theo below it on the Jeft side other
sigos and degrees are written at the ends of the hori ntal Jines
and each hou is given a serial number in an anti-clockwise dir
ctioa.
Inserting Signs and Pf®ets: In the given horoscope on page 21.
Aquarius 29• 8' is p]aced on the cusp of the 1st house. i. . as the
Ase. at the top. Then below the Ase. on the lcrt side Aries 6°
42' on the cusp or the 2nd house; Taurus 6" 421 on the
3rd; Gemini ID 42' on the 4th; Gemini26• 42' on the S Cancer
23° 42' on the 6th and so on. In this way the , sipl1
··and degrees on• all the 12 cusps of the houses ha.ve been written
dqwn in an anti-clockwi!te direction. ,.
The cusp of the 6th house begins with Canctr 23• ·42'.
The longitude or Jupiter in Cancer is s• 48'. It is Jess than ·thb.
• CIJSJ)al degree of the 6th hon n it ic-
nTa ...._rT hfllhin thtt cusvai