BPHS shloks 17-21 in chapter 16 You can choose a deity from the D 20 because it is associated with spiritual advancement. Either the deity of the Atmakarak planet’s Vimshamsha or the one associated with the ascendant degree’s Vimshamsha. (This is not clearly stated in the BPHS, but I have observed that this deity is quite close to the person and constantly willing to assist, especially if they are practising tantra sadhana.)
Let’s have a look at an example. A little bit of math. In D20, one division equals 1deg 30min. In this case,
- Cancer sign ascendant degree at 15deg 55min Ascendant degree at 15deg 55min Ascendant degree at 15deg 55min (even sign) Pingalaa Devi
- Atmakarak Saturn is at 27 degrees and 24 minutes (even sign)
- Mangalaa Devi
Daya, Megha, Chinnashirsha, Pisachini, Dhumavati, Matangi, Bala, Bhadra, Aruna, Anala, Pingala, Chuchuka, Ghora, Vaarahi, Vaishnavi, Sita, Bhuvaneshi, Bhairavi, Mangala, Aparajita, Vaarahi, Vaishnavi, Sita, Bhuvaneshi, Bhairavi, Manga
Odd signs sequence of deities
Gauri, Jaya, Lakshmi, Vijaya, Vimala, Sati, Tara, Jvalamukhi, Sveta, Lalita, Bagalamukhi, Pratyangira, Sachi, Raudri, Bhavani, Varada, Jaya, Tripura, Sumukhi, Jvalamukhi, Sveta, Lalita, Bagalamukhi, Bagalamukhi, Pratyangir
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How is Maandi determined?
Divide the day’s duration into eight halves. The lords of the days rule the seven parts, but there is no lord of the eighth part. Gulika or Mandi is the part of the body ruled by Saturn. Let’s say you want to figure out the mandi on Sunday. Dividing the day into eight halves is a good idea. The first component belongs to the Sun, the second to the Moon, the third to Mars, the fourth to Mercury, the fifth to Jupiter, the sixth to Venus, and the seventh to Saturn, hence the seventh is mandi.
If you wish to compute the Mandi on Wednesday, the first part belongs to Mercury, the day’s lord, the second to Jupiter, the third to Venus, and the fourth to Saturn, thus the fourth portion, which belongs to Saturn on Wednesday, is Mandi.
The first section is always the responsibility of the day’s lord.
When calculating during the day, the preceding process is followed.
Before performing this, the Dinman (day’s duration) is computed and the number of ghatis is determined.
When calculating for the night, we must first determine Ratrimaan and then Mandi. The 1st part of ratrimaan is determined from the 5th component of ratrimaan. If we calculate for Sunday, we divide the ratrimaan into eight parts, with Jupiter, Venus, and Saturn as the Lords of the first, second, and third portions, respectively. In this scenario, Mandi will be the third party.
In Hinduism, what is Kuldevi?
Kula-dvat (translation: clan-deity), also known as Kuladeva or Kuladevi, is a Hindu ancestral tutelary deity who is frequently the object of one’s devotion (bhakti) in order to entice the deity to protect one’s clan (kula), family, and children from calamity.
How can I locate my ancestor’s deity?
Please read my post God Has a Name and Form, Yes and No for an explanation, as going into this topic will take us away from the current discussion.
The Elders do not always inform the youngsters of the Family Deity, which is something that should not happen.
If this fails, look for your ancestors’ names on your Father’s(for men only) side for at least three generations.
It is customary in the family to name the first kid after the Family Deity.
Check if a feminine name is provided for a guy if the Family Deity is a female and the eldest of the family is a male, as in Kamakshi (and for Female the reverse).
Otherwise, keep the current Deity (of which you are unsure) and add Subramanya as an additional Family Deity if you are a Saivaite, and Lord Balaji of Tirupati if you are a Vaishnavaite.
If you are honest in your search, you will learn the Deity’s name from unexpected sources.
His Holiness Abhinava Vidyathhertha Swamigal of Sringeri Mutt taught me the Vedas.
Among other things, he taught me the Pancha Suktas (Purusha Sukta,Narayana Sukta, Vishnu Sukta, Sri Sukta, and Durga Sukta), as well as Sri Rudram and Chamakam.
Despite learning from the Great Man, I used to be playful in a lot of ways, and I still am in a lot of ways.
Instead of attending to Pooja, I inquired as to what my niece had prepared for the day.
She replied that she had prepared my favorite meals, but that I would have to wait until the Naivedyam (Nivedan) was done before eating them.
He said he didn’t understand what he said and asked me to confirm what I said.
He stopped for a bit before asking if I was reciting the Sri Rudram.
Fool((Goddess Lalitha claims to be giving you everything, while you recite Rudra, her husband. You adore her.
(The strange thing is that I never had a copy of it at home; this copy was discovered in my workplace, where such books have no placeI was the organization’s International Sales Manager.)
Evening, I received a copy of Lalitha Sahasranamam as a compliment from a friend who did not believe in Mantras.
Soundarya Lahari, Shyama Dandakam, and a deluge arrived in the following days.
All of this is provided for free.
When I first saw the Abirami Idol, I was overjoyed and thought I was seeing The Mother of All.
Then, whenever I feel like seeing her, I’ll just get in any mode of transportation and head to Tirukkadavur, no planning required.
I go there for the joy I experience when I see Her, and I never ask Her for anything in return.
I am more than happy to be Superstitious and a Fool if it offers me happiness.
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What exactly is Maandi?
Gulika is a Saturn-related Upagraha, which is a satellite. It’s a theoretical point with a theoretically calculated position for forecasting purposes. Gulika, also known as’maandi,’ is the son of Saturn and the offspring of Manda. According to popular belief in South India, notably in Kerala, it is an imitative planet. Gulika and Maandi are two concepts that some people confuse.
What exactly is a Navamsa chart?
In Vedic Astrology, the Navamsa is a Divisional Chart that is highly significant to see. The D9 chart is another name for it. Navamsa means “nine Amsa,” and Amsa means “division.” Navamsa literally translates to “9th Division of a Sign.” The strength of planets in your horoscope is determined by the Navamsa chart. It’s the D9 Chart, which allows you to zoom in on different elements of your life up to 9 times to disclose priceless information about your marriage, life after a certain age, and fortune turnaround. The chart is especially useful in the area of marriage, as it may anticipate when a couple will marry and how delays can be avoided.
Some individuals have the misconception that the D9 chart activates after marriage, but this is not true. The main birth chart is used to create the navamsa chart. The positions of the planets in the primary birth chart are physical positions or Zodiac positions at the time of our birth. However, every divisional chart, including the D9 chart, is merely a logical interpretation or placement. As a result, all of our divisional charts D-9, D-10, and so on are active the instant we are born into this world. To determine the true strength of the planets, the Navamsa should be paired with D-27 (Bhamsha chart).
The gods of the first, fourth, and seventh Navamsas have divine importance. Generosity, power, and money are all attributes it portrays.
The rulers of the second, fifth, and eighth Navamsas represent spiritual renown and benevolence. It refers to a person who is compassionate, has a good heart, and is well-known for working for human welfare.
The 3rd, 6th, and 9th Navamsa lords have demonic significance. It reflects the traits of a demon or Rakshasa, such as being cruel, violent, selfish, and possessing negative tendencies.
The maintaining of yogas in the Lagna chart is a significant aspect of Navamsa that many astrologers overlook. In the Navamsa horoscope, the Rajyogas, or benefic or malefic yogas in the planets, may be seen retaining. We occasionally encounter a chart with two or more Exalted Planets or planets in the same sign, but the person does not achieve much in life. However, a person with poor planet placements can attain a lot of success and status in life. This occurs because when an exalted planet is debilitated in D9 or in the enemy sign in Navamsa, it does not provide favorable results.
Some Rajyogas of the birth horoscope, such as Atma karaka, Putra karaka, Dhara karaka, Amatya karaka, and others, if maintained or increased in number in the Navamsa chart, can be considered very good progress and provide better outcomes after the age of 30. Other negative natal chart combinations can turn positive in Navamsa and vice versa, which must be investigated for accurate astrological predictions.
Planets that are weak in the Lagna chart but strong in the Navamsa are said to bring good fortune. Planets that are reinforced in the Navamsa chart are said to be three times as powerful as those in the Lagna chart. A planet that is in the same place in the birth chart as it is in the Navamsha chart is said to be extremely powerful. The Lagna Chart analysis only provides a broad overview of the various houses and planets. As a result, the Navamsa chart is highly significant in astrology, and we must use it to gain a better understanding.
What exactly is Dharma Devata?
P. Pullaiah produced and directed the 1952 Indian bilingual film Dharma Devatha (transl. Righteous Angel). Santha Kumari and Kaushik appear in the film, which also features Mudigonda Lingamurthy, Mukkamala, Relangi, Baby Sachu, and Girija in supporting parts.