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Hayanaratna · by Balabhadra
Chapter 3 · The Sixteen Yogas
षोडशयोगाध्यायः
इति दुत्थोत्थतंबीरयोगः ॥ अथ तम्बीरयोगः ॥ तत्र तम्बीरयोगलक्षणमुक्तं हायनसिंधौ ॥लग्नेशकार्याधिपयोर्न योगो बली तयोर्भान्तगतोपराय ॥दीप्तांशकैर्वीर्ययुताय दत्तेऽन्यर्क्षे महोत्यंतशुभस्तबीरः ॥
This ends dutthotthadavira (a third planet helping two weak ones) yoga. Next, tambira yoga is described. Its definition is given in the Hayanasindhu. The lord of the lagna (rising sign) and the lord of the matter have no yoga between them. One of the two is strong and has reached the end of a sign. Within its deepta degrees (the planet's orb of light), it gives its light to another planet. That planet has strength and stands in the next sign. This is tambira (a planet passing light on at a sign end), very good.
Simple meaning: Tambira: the two lords do not link. A strong one at a sign end passes its light to a strong planet in the next sign. Very good.
अत्र लग्नेशकार्येशयोरित्थशालाभावे तयोरेको बली राश्यन्तगः अपराय अन्यस्मै स्वग्रहादिवीर्ययुतायाग्रिमराशावित्थशालद्वारया तेजो दत्ते सः शुभस्तम्बीरयोगः ॥
Tambira explained: when the two lords have no ithasala, a strong one at a sign end passes light, through ithasala, to another planet in the next sign.
दुःफालिकुत्थः
Chart of duphalikuttha: Mars in sign 1 at 12 degrees and the Moon in sign 11 at 10 degrees.
दुत्थोत्थदबीरयोगः
Chart of the first dutthotthadavira example: Sun at 7 in sign 7, Mars and Saturn at 9 in sign 1.