Defining
Parameters for a Distinctive and Yogakarak Horoscope
There are
three main pillars in a horoscope: the ascendant (Lagna), the ascendant lord
(Lagnadhipati), and the Moon. The Atmakaraka (planet with the highest
longitudinal degree, signifying the soul) and the Sun also hold significant
importance. When these foundational elements are situated in signs that are
rendered "benefic" by specific derivative rules, they become
exceptionally strong or Yogakarak. To determine the auspiciousness of a sign in
this context, we should observe the rules below:
a)
Auspicious Signs Derived from the Ascendant Lord's Navamsa:
The Navamsa
sign occupied by the Rasi ascendant lord becomes a primary benefic sign for the
native. Furthermore, signs trine (1st, 5th, 9th) to this Navamsa sign, and the
sign 7th from it, also partake in this auspiciousness. Among these derived
benefic signs, any that are immovable (fixed) by nature (Taurus, Leo, Scorpio,
Aquarius) tend to hold greater and more stable importance. Additionally, any
sign in the Rasi chart that is aspected by the Rasi ascendant lord gains
positive qualities. The Rasi sign occupied by the ascendant lord also naturally
yields better results, but its Navamsa placement is often more crucial for
delineating these special zones of beneficence.
b)
Auspicious Signs Derived from the Moon's Dispositions:
Note the
Navamsa sign occupied by the natal Moon. The zodiacal sign where the lord of
this Navamsa sign attains its exaltation becomes highly beneficial for the
native. Similarly, the exaltation sign of the lord of the Rasi Moon's sign also
radiates a benefic nature.
- His ascendant lord, the Moon, is
in Aries Navamsa. Therefore, Aries, Leo, Sagittarius (trines to Aries),
and Libra (7th from Aries) become auspicious signs. Notably, all planets
in his chart, including the ascendant lord Moon (in Cancer Rasi, but its
Navamsa dispositor defines these zones), are posited in these derived
auspicious signs or signs influenced by them.
- Further, the lord of the Moon's
Navamsa sign (Aries) is Mars. The exaltation sign of Mars is Capricorn.
His ascendant, Cancer, is the 7th sign from Capricorn, thus also becoming
an auspicious placement.
- The ascendant lord, Saturn, is
in Leo Navamsa. Consequently, Leo becomes auspicious. His Moon is in Leo
(Rasi), and the Sun (also Atmakaraka) is in Sagittarius (Rasi) – both
falling in derived auspicious zones (Leo itself, and Sagittarius as a
trine to Leo).
- His Moon is in Gemini Navamsa.
The lord of Gemini Navamsa is Mercury, whose exaltation sign is Virgo.
Therefore, Virgo and its trines (Capricorn and Taurus) become good. His
ascendant is Capricorn, one of these auspicious trinal signs, containing
two planets (Mercury and Venus).
2. Karakamsa
and Ascendant's Navamsa Trine
a) The
Karakamsa Sign: The Rasi sign occupied by the Atmakaraka in the Navamsa chart
(this is the Karakamsa sign) enhances the results of the house it occupies in
the Rasi chart. The signs trine to this Karakamsa Rasi position and the sign
7th from it should also be considered significant.
b)
Ascendant's Navamsa in Trine to Rasi Ascendant: If the Navamsa ascendant, even
if not Vargottama (same sign in Rasi and Navamsa), falls in a sign that is
trine to the Rasi ascendant, it significantly enhances and strengthens the
characteristics of the Rasi ascendant.
3. Influence
of the Lord of the Ascendant Lord's Exaltation Sign
- His Atmakaraka is the Moon,
which is in Leo Navamsa. Therefore, all fiery signs (Aries, Leo,
Sagittarius) and the sign Aquarius (7th from Leo) became good for him. His
ascendant is Aquarius, benefiting from this Karakamsa-derived influence.
- His ascendant lord is Saturn.
Saturn's exaltation sign is Libra, which is ruled by Venus. In Dr. Raman's
chart, Venus (from Leo Rasi) is aspecting his Aquarius ascendant. This
lends extra strength and auspiciousness to the horoscope.
4. Effective
Cancellation of Debility (Neecha Bhanga)
If a planet
is debilitated in a Varga chart (especially in the Navamsa), its debility is
considered effectively canceled, leading to Yogakarak results on practical
ground, under the following conditions:
- The debilitated planet is
conjoined with or aspected by its sign dispositor (the lord of the sign it
occupies in that Varga).
- Alternatively, if the
debilitated planet is in a sign exchange (Parivartana Yoga) with its
dispositor in that same Varga.
- Crucial Condition: For this
cancellation to be powerfully effective, both planets involved (the
debilitated planet and its dispositor/exchanging planet) should not be
posited in evil houses (6th, 8th, 12th) in the Rasi chart.
Example 3-b:
Dr. B. V. Raman (Continued)
- His ascendant lord, Saturn, is
debilitated in Aries Navamsa. However, in the Navamsa chart, it is
aspected by Mars (who is in Libra Navamsa, but rules Aries), the
dispositor of Saturn in Aries Navamsa. (Correction: Saturn is in Aries
Navamsa. Mars, the lord of Aries, is also in Aries Navamsa – thus, Saturn
is with its dispositor, fulfilling the condition.)
- His chart lacks many popular
Raja Yogas. His ascendant lord, Jupiter, is also weak due to debility in
Capricorn Navamsa.
- However, the Navamsa sign
occupied by the ascendant lord (Jupiter) is Capricorn. Trine signs from
Capricorn (Virgo and Taurus) become auspicious. His Rasi ascendant lord
Jupiter is in one of these trine signs, Virgo, in the Rasi chart.
- His Moon is in Libra Navamsa.
The lord of Libra is Venus, whose exaltation sign is Pisces. The 7th sign
from Pisces, Virgo, is thus rendered significantly good.
- The lord of the sign where the
Rasi ascendant lord Jupiter gets exaltation (Cancer) is the Moon. This
Moon is posited in his Sagittarius ascendant in the Rasi chart.
- His Navamsa ascendant is Aries,
which is in the same trine (fiery) as his Rasi ascendant (Sagittarius),
providing strength.
- In the Navamsa chart, though
Jupiter is debilitated in Capricorn, it is aspected by its sign
dispositor, Saturn (who is in Aries Navamsa, aspecting Capricorn).
5. Strategic
Placement of the Badhaka Lord
If the
Badhaka lord (lord of the house of obstruction, which varies for movable,
fixed, and dual signs) is posited in one of the evil houses (6th, 8th, or
12th), counted either from the Rasi ascendant or from the Badhaka house itself,
it proves Yogakarak for the native. While it can harm the external
significations related to the houses involved (e.g., well-being of relatives
signified by those houses), it tends to remove obstructions for the native.
6. Pillars
of the Horoscope in Pushkara Navamsa
If the main
pillars of the horoscope (ascendant, ascendant lord, Moon, Atmakaraka, Sun) are
posited in a Pushkara Navamsa, it adds exceptional strength. Pushkara Navamsas
are specific auspicious Navamsa segments:
- Fiery Signs (Aries, Leo,
Sagittarius): 7th and 9th Navamsas.
- Earthy Signs (Taurus, Virgo,
Capricorn): 3rd and 5th Navamsas.
- Airy Signs (Gemini, Libra,
Aquarius): 6th and 8th Navamsas.
- Watery Signs (Cancer, Scorpio,
Pisces): 1st and 3rd Navamsas.
(Note:
Vargottama positions in certain signs also coincide with Pushkara Navamsas,
e.g., the 7th Navamsa of Libra is Pushkara.)
- His Navamsa Moon is in Pisces.
The lord of Pisces is Jupiter, whose exalted sign is Cancer. His Rasi
Moon (which is also his Atmakaraka) is in Cancer.
- His ascendant lord, Venus, is
in Libra Navamsa. The trine sign Virgo (from Libra being considered a
point, or via other derivations) is occupied by the Sun in his Rasi
chart.
- His Karakamsa Rasi sign (where
the AK Moon is in Navamsa – Pisces) is trine to his natal Rasi Moon
(Cancer).
- The exaltation lord of his
ascendant lord Venus (Venus is exalted in Pisces, ruled by Jupiter) is
Jupiter, which aspects his Libra ascendant from Aries Rasi.
- The Badhaka lord, Sun (for
Libra ascendant, Sun rules the 11th/Badhaka house), is in the 12th house
(Virgo).
- His horoscope does not feature
many popular Raja Yogas, and vacant Kendra houses are often seen as a
drawback. No planet appears exceptionally strong sign-wise in the Navamsa
by common dignity. Yet, according to the rules described above, it is a
strong horoscope.
- His ascendant lord, Venus, is
in Leo Navamsa and is Vargottama (also in Leo Rasi). Thus, Leo becomes a
highly beneficial sign for him, and it is occupied by his ascendant lord.
- His Atmakaraka, Saturn, is also
posited in Leo Rasi (trine from its own Karakamsa sign Sagittarius, if AK
is Saturn). (Clarification: AK is the highest degree planet. If Saturn is
AK, its Navamsa position defines Karakamsa. If AK is Moon in Scorpio,
then Karakamsa is Virgo.) Assuming Asc Lord Venus Vargottama in Leo
makes Leo significant.
- His Moon is in Scorpio Rasi,
Virgo Navamsa. The lord of Virgo Navamsa is Mercury, whose exaltation
sign is Virgo. This sign, Virgo, is occupied by the Sun in Rasi.
- The exaltation lord of the
ascendant lord Venus (Jupiter, as Venus is exalted in Pisces) aspects the
ascendant (Libra) and the ascendant lord (Venus in Leo).
- The debilitated Moon (in
Scorpio Rasi) is with its sign lord, Mars (Neecha Bhanga).
- Her ascendant lord, Venus, is
in Cancer Navamsa. The Rasi Moon is in Cancer.
- Her Navamsa Moon is in
Sagittarius. Its lord, Jupiter, gets exalted in Cancer, which is occupied
by her Rasi Moon. This gives her Moon sign extraordinary strength.
- The exaltation lord of her
ascendant lord Venus (Jupiter) is posited in her Taurus ascendant in the
Rasi chart.
- Her Atmakaraka is Mercury. Her
Karakamsa Rasi sign is Virgo (where Mercury is in Navamsa). Her ascendant
(Taurus) and Sun (in Virgo) are in trine/same sign from this Karakamsa.
- The Badhaka lord, Saturn (for
Taurus ascendant, Capricorn/9th is Badhaka, lord Saturn), is posited in
the 8th house (Sagittarius).
- Saturn is debilitated in Aries
Navamsa but is aspected by its sign lord, Mars, from Libra Navamsa (or
conjoined if Mars is also in Aries Navamsa). These factors collectively
made her horoscope exceptionally strong and Yogakarak.
Raghvendra Khare
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