The Wish-Fulfilling Gem of Miracles: Female Nativity

Om! Salutations to Lord Ganesha! A traditional invocation at the start of Hindu texts to remove obstacles.

If the Sun original: "Ravi" is situated in the Ascendant Lagna: The zodiac sign rising on the eastern horizon at the moment of birth, representing the self and physical body., he becomes the destroyer of the happiness derived from the husband. The woman suffers from pains in the skull or forehead original: "kapala", though her limbs and head are otherwise well-formed. She is afflicted by internal wind-disorders or chronic constipation Gudavarta: A condition in Ayurvedic medicine involving the upward movement of gas or obstruction in the lower digestive tract.. She is slender-bodied, constantly wandering, and suffers from a lack of sleep and excessive digestive heat. 1

When the Sun is in the Second House The house of wealth and family., he disturbs the bile Pitta: One of the three 'doshas' or bodily humors in Ayurveda, associated with fire and metabolism. and the eyes, and affects her wealth. Such a woman is honorable and possesses great pride. There may be the destruction of the family lineage, much sorrow, and diseases of the feet. She is characterized by a restless heart. 2

If the Lord of the Day A poetic title for the Sun; original: "Diva Nayaka" is in the Third House, the woman is strong and does not waver. She is fond of disputes and is like a thorn to her enemies.

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She always suffers from diseases of the arms. If the Sun is in the Fourth House at the time of birth for women, he takes away happiness and honor. Although she is fond of wealth and grains and brings fame to her relatives, she may suffer from diseases of the breast or scrofula Kanthamala: A historical term for a swelling of the lymph nodes in the neck, often associated with tuberculosis in ancient texts. within. 4

If the Sun is in the Fifth House, the proud woman suffers distress regarding her children. She may lack wisdom and suffers from pain in the lap or hip area, and she possesses a slender frame. 2 The '2' here likely marks the end of a specific rhythmic section or page segment.