The Jewel of All Meanings

The son of the Moon Mercury is the Prince. Venus and Jupiter are the Ministers. Saturn is the Servant; one born under his influence takes up such a profession. || 23 || The Sun is the Soul; the Moon is the Mind; Mars is Strength; Mercury is Speech; Jupiter is Knowledge and Happiness; Venus is Desire; and the son of the Sun Saturn is Sorrow. || 24 ||

The Sun is called Heli, Bhanuman The Possessor of Rays, Diptarashmi He of Radiant Beams, Chandanshu Hot-Rayed One, Bhaskara The Light-Maker, and Ahaskara The Day-Maker. The Moon is Abja Born of the Waters, Soma, Chandramas, Shitarashmi Cool-Rayed One, Shitanshu, Glau, Mriganka The Deer-Marked One, and Kalaisha Lord of the Phases. || 25 ||

Ara, Vakra The Twisted/Crooked, Avaneya Son of the Earth, Kuja, Bhauma, Krura The Cruel, Lohitanga The Red-Bodied, and the Sinner the Malefic are names for Mars. Vid, Jna, Saumya, Bodhana, Chandraputra Son of the Moon, Chandri, the Peaceful One, the Dark-Bodied, and the Very Tall are names for Mercury. || 26 ||

Jiva, Angira, the Teacher of the Gods, the Peaceful One, Vachampati Lord of Speech, Ijya, and the One Worshiped by the Lord of Heaven Indra are names for Jupiter. Bhrigu, Ushanas, the Son of Bhrigu, the Clear One, the One-Eyed referring to a myth where he lost an eye, the Poet, the Teacher of the Demons, and the White One are names for Venus. || 27 ||

The Son of the Shadow, the Lame One, Yama, the Son of the Sun, Kona, the Dark One, the Son of Shani, and the Blue One are names for Saturn. He is cruel, thin-bodied, with yellowish eyes, and tall. Tamas Darkness, Asura, Agu, and Saimhikeya Son of Simhika || 28 ||

Svarbhanu, Rahu, and the Devourer of the Moon are names for the North Node. Ketu, Shikhi, and names meaning "Banner" are for the South Node. The son of Saturn is Gulika or Mandi, the son of Yama, the Taker of Life, and a great sinner highly malefic. || 29 ||

Prana Life-force is the name for the Pranapada a sensitive mathematical point in a horoscope; those who know say these are synonyms. The Sun has a body marked by the limbs of the Ages Yugas, is red and dark-hued, and has the luster of tawny eyes. || 30 ||

He the Sun is of a bilious Pitta: the fire and water element in Ayurvedic medicine nature, has a symmetrical body, is full of majesty, possesses the quality of Goodness Sattva: the quality of purity and light, and has little hair. He is fond of wandering, speaks in concise sentences, gives sparingly, and possesses divine intelligence. || 31 ||

The Moon is white-bodied, has a symmetrical frame, is eloquent, and possesses a discerning mind. Sometimes thin waning, he is of a cool nature—