Raj Vijaya

Ra. Vi. 5

By this method, within the two cycles of the vowels original: "dārhidat-dvaye," possibly referring to the solar and lunar cycles, the sequence of the six-day periods and the course of the year are consumed in order. The duration of the vowel's influence and the portion of the "lump" Piṇḍa: here referring to the total collective units of time or life-force are divided to find the current state. From the remaining time, the specific state is determined. (55)

The twelve states for Death mṛtā-avasthā are: 1. Dead, 2. Power, 3. Infant, 4. [Missing/Unclear], 5. Maiden, 6. Young Woman, 7. King, 8. Distress, 9. Liberation, 10. Fever, 11. Giver, 12. Dead. (56)

The twelve states for the Child bālaka-avasthā are: 1. Healthy, 2. Auspicious, 3. Deluded, 4. Angry, 5. Intelligent, 6. Great Success, 7. Peaceful, 8. Proud, 9. Intoxicated, 10. Equanimity, 11. Youthful, 12. Auspicious. (57)

For the Prince kumāra-avasthā, the states involve: 1. Killer, 2. Patient, 3. Resonant original: "guñjā", 4. Yellowish/Robust, 5. Determined, 6. Engaged, 7. Lustful, 8. Content, 9. Successful/Prosperous, 10. [Missing], 11. Wealthy, 12. Fearless/Peaceful.

When the twelfth falls on a Thursday: (58) 1. Indecisive, 2. Wasting, 3. Middle, 4. [Missing], 5. Blessed with sons, 6. Residing/Staying, 7. Sleeping, 8. Wise, 9. Radiant, 10. Afflicted, 11. Feverish, 12. Dead. (59)

The states born of Old Age vṛddhaja-avasthā are: 1. Severed, 2. Wanton, 3. Knowing the enemy, 4. Remaining, 5. Great, 6. [Missing], 7. Giving pain, 8. Scarred, 9. Creating division, 10. Skillful, 11. Dead, 12. Forgiving. (60)

The sixth state is the "steady" state... The text here describes the internal variations of these states In this way, one should understand the results of all these states through the sound of the name. (61)

The Results of the Birth-Vowel:
The vowel active at the moment of birth determines the "pulse" nāḍī-svara of one's nature.

If the Child Vowel Bāla-svara: the vowel 'A' in its earliest stage is rising at birth: the person will be fickle, timid, a liar, miserly, lacking self-control, untruthful, and very talkative.

If the Prince Vowel Kumāra-svara: the vowel 'I' is rising: the person is a professional, a connoisseur of the arts, fond of women, always fortunate, long-limbed, and brave.

He who is born under this rising becomes a King, possessing all auspicious marks, and is always victorious in battle.

If the Young Man Vowel Yuva-svara: the vowel 'U' is rising: the person is joined with women, religious, desirous, wise, steady in courage, truthful, and of good conduct. (66)

If the Death Vowel Mṛta-svara: the vowel 'O' is rising at birth: the person is cruel throughout the year, impaired in body or senses, lazy in all tasks, and dull-witted. (67)

This has been explained from the Union of the Six Suns original: "Ṣaḍarka-yāmala," a lost or rare Tantric work on divination through the grace of the Guru. I shall now speak of the results of the "Arising of the Vowel," which illuminates one's karma. The "Union of the Lump" yoga-piṇḍa and the life force... by the power of penance, the measure of the syllables should be applied in sequence.