The Essence of Tajika Astrology

The motion obtained by division is 3;59 original: "gatiḥ". This refers to the daily angular velocity of a planet. Now, the calculation for the true position of Rahu The North Node of the Moon. On the first day of the dark fortnight of the month of Jyeshtha, at 13;26 ghatis/palas, it entered the second quarter of the Krittika constellation. The remaining time to be passed is 46;35 ghatis. The interval between the first and fourteenth lunar days is 12 days, which equals 720 ghatis. The desired time is 8;58. The sum of all these is 776;32. Now, for the calculation of the total duration of the constellations: the previously obtained remaining time of 46;35, and further until the 5th day of the dark fortnight of Shravana at 6;35 ghatis, which marks the end of the quarter. The interval between these is 62 days, which equals 3720 ghatis. The sum of all these gives the total constellation time as 3773;13.

Rahu is always retrograde original: "vakra", meaning moving backward through the zodiac; therefore, because of its reverse motion, the reference planet is 11 signs, 12 degrees. The target planet is 10 signs, 0 degrees. The difference in degrees between them is 312;0;0. This is multiplied by the elapsed desired time and divided by the total constellation time. The result in degrees, etc., obtained by reverse calculation is 0;51;16. Because of the retrograde motion, this is subtracted from the reference planet (11;12;0;0), resulting in the true Rahu: 11 signs, 2 degrees, 38 minutes, and 54 seconds. The motion is 3;11, which is always constant. Rahu plus six signs becomes Ketu The South Node of the Moon, always 180 degrees opposite Rahu: 7 signs, 2 degrees, 38 minutes, and 54 seconds.

Motion: 0; 3;11. Now, all the planets for the desired time have been placed on the status sheet for ease of use; however, the actual values should be understood by performing the calculations. Jupiter and Saturn... ...the nodes have reached their quarters and should be made true. Others, however, have reached the first, second, or third quarters.

This table calculates the rising times of the zodiac signs (Lankodaya) adjusted by the local latitude (Charakhanda) to find the specific rising times for the observer's location.