Compendium of Kerala Horary Astrology (Unknown) - Page 8


Inquiry into the caste or nature of a thief	50
Determining the direction of a lost object	50
Determining the location of a lost object	50
Inquiry into the well-being of a traveler	51
Inquiry into a traveler’s long-term stay abroad	51
Determining the distance of a traveler or an enemy army	51
Inquiry into the method of performing a task	52
Consideration of minerals, living beings, or plants The "Dhatu-Jiva-Mula" triad is a fundamental classification in Vedic astrology used to identify the nature of an object or person in question.	52
Knowledge of minerals and metals	52
Knowledge regarding jewelry and ornaments	53
Determining the color of an object in a closed-fist inquiry Mushti-Prashna: a divination technique where the astrologer identifies an object hidden in the querent's hand.	54
Determining the name or category of a hidden object	54
Inquiry regarding sons and daughters	55
Determining the years of life expectancy	55
Inquiry into victory or defeat	55
Inquiry into the truth or falsehood of rumors	56
Inquiry regarding rainfall	57
Determining the duration of rainy days	57
Inquiry into the gain or loss of a wife	57
Inquiry regarding legal disputes or lawsuits	58
Inquiry regarding the attainment of a kingdom	58
Inquiry into the safety of a boat or ship	58
Inquiry into obtaining a position of authority	59
Inquiry into obtaining a village or land	59
Inquiry into the success of an undertaking	59
Inquiry regarding the release of a prisoner	60
Divine worship for the success of a task	60
Arrangements for charity and donations for success	60
Results of the "Aya" Aya: mathematical formulas used in traditional architecture to determine the energetic suitability of a house in home inquiries	61
Inquiry regarding the uncertainty of time	61

|| Thus ends the Second Half ||

Inquiry into the thief's caste, lost objects, travelers, minerals/lives/plants, closed-fist inquiry, life expectancy, victory/defeat, rainfall, attainment of kingdom, success of work, release of prisoners, second half