Ta and Jupiter is in Ge in D-16 for this example.Įach rasi is divided into 20 equal parts of 1° 30′ each. So the 11th part of Sc goes into Ge in D-16. On the other hand, Sc is a fixed sign and we start counting from Le. The 11th from Le is Ge. So the 6th part in Ge goes into Ta in D-16. Ge is a dual rasi and we start counting from Sg. We see that 11° is in the 6th part of the rasi and 19° is in the 11th part of the rasi. So the 13th, 14th, 15th and 16th rasis from a rasi are simply the 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th rasis. This chart is also known as Kalamsa.Įxample 20: Let us say Mercury is at 11° in Ge and Jupiter is at 19° in Sc. When counting rasis from a given rasi, we go zodiacally. After going over the 12 rasis from a rasi, we get the same rasi as the 13th rasi. Bodies in the 16 parts of a rasi go into the 16 rasis starting from Ar, Le and Sg, based on whether the rasi is movable, fixed or dual. So Mercury is in Li and Jupiter is in Ge in D-12 for this example.Įach rasi is divided into 16 equal parts of 1° 52′ 30” each. So the 8th part of Sc goes into Ge in D-12. So the 5th part in Ge goes into Li in D-12. We see that 11° is in the 5th part of the rasi and 19° is in the 8th part of the rasi. Bodies in the 12 parts of a rasi go into the 12 rasis starting from the rasi itself. Example 19: Let us say Mercury is at 11° in Ge and Jupiter is at 19° in Sc. Each rasi is divided into 12 equal parts of 2° 30′ each.
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