Identifying sensitive timings

Three main pillars define a time frame: the Sun, the Moon, and the Ascendant. Their position in the heavens indicates events and mishaps on Earth.

For major events, the Sun—along with the Moon or the Ascendant—is the decisive factor; for moderate events, the Moon with the Ascendant is decisive; and for minor events, the Ascendant or the Moon alone determines the outcome.

A specific longitudinal position renders them vulnerable and prone to accidents. Let us understand them systematically.

First, we analyze that celestial body in two stages:

·       The first involves the Rashi and Navamsa, and

·       The second involves the Rashi and Vedic Trimsamsa*.

·       In some cases, an adverse mutual relationship between the Navamsa and the Nav-Navamsa is also among the factors contributing to an ill event. This applies when at least one deficiency weakens that celestial body's Rashi position.