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Computation of Planetary Strength

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All the twelve signs (Rasis) of the Zodiac rise one after Moon, Mars and Jupiter are the Sun's frie
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The lords of the twelve signs from Mesha onwards are Mars, Venus, Mercury, Moon, Sun, Mercury, Venus
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Simha is the mulatrikona of the Sun; Vrishabha for the Moon, Mesha for Kuja, Kanya for Budha, Dhanus
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When a planet is retrograde, his strength is equal to that of exaltation. A planet in conjunction wi
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The highest exaltation degrees of the planets are—Sun 10, Moon 3, Kuja 28, Budha 15, Guru 5, Shukra
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In an odd sign the first hora of 15 degrees is ruled by the Sun, and the second hora of the last 15
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Place against the sign the strength in terms of Rupas. Then note the strength of each planet in the
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In its deep exaltation a planet has one Rupa of © strength. In its debilitation it has nothing. The
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Now the author deals with digbala—directional strength. Budha and Guru are strong in lagna, and thei
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In the bright half of the lunar month, the Paksha (fortnight) bala of a planet is proportionate to t
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The interval between midday and the time of birth is called nata. The interval between the time of b
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When two planets are in the same house and within one degree they are at war (graha yuddha). The pla
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Shani has full aspect on the third and the tenth houses from himself. The other planets aspect their
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Deduct the longitude of the aspecting planet from that of the aspected planet. The result is the ran
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In our example chart we get the following: Rai Chandra Kuja Budha Guru Shuka Shanti 4. The pre- 3.
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