Chamatkar Chintamani Bhavadhyaya

When the Sun original: "Ravi" is situated in the First House the house of the self or physical body; original: "Tanustha", he destroys half of one's learning. Such a person suffers from mental distress and experiences the loss of family members and successors. The physical body is constantly afflicted by imbalances of wind and bile the Ayurvedic humors "Vata" and "Pitta". Furthermore, the individual tends to wander and experiences constant fluctuations in their prosperity. 1

For one who has the Sun in the Second House the house of wealth and family; original: "Dhana", there is an abundance of good fortune, including possession of four-legged animals and horses. However, such a person faces constant strife original: "kali" within the family and is often defeated by his wife in arguments. His duties toward his father or religious rites original: "pitrikriyam" become fruitless, even when performed for the sake of profit. 2

When the Jewel of the Day a poetic epithet for the Sun; original: "Aharmannir" is in the Third House the house of prowess and siblings; original: "Tritiya" from the time of birth, he bestows great majesty and increases one’s valor. Such a person is always regarded with respect, travels to holy pilgrimage sites, and consistently destroys his enemies. In battle, he is seen as a leader among men. 3

In the Fourth House the house of home and emotions; original: "Turiya", the Lord of the Day the Sun; original: "Dinesha" grants great splendor and positions of authority. The person may acquire a house through relatives. However, he often lives as a traveler or exile original: "pravasi". In times of misfortune or in the heat of battle, he may suffer a loss of honor, and his physical luster and mental peace may diminish. 4

When the Sun enters the Fifth House the house of children and intelligence; original: "Sutasthana", there is misfortune regarding the first-born child. The person’s mind tends toward wandering original: "kushagramatir", and their knowledge remains limited. Though they may be eloquent or clever in speech, they are prone to negligence or error original: "pramadi". There is also a risk of death or disease related to the stomach or internal organs. 5

If the Sun is placed in the Sixth House the house of enemies and debt; original: "Shastha" or "Ripustha", he causes constant expenditure due to both enemies and friends. The person's lineage or family may suffer, and there is danger from four-legged animals. During travels, such a person finds themselves lacking in resources and faces hardships. 6

When the birth occurs with the Sun in the Seventh House the house of marriage and partners; original: "Dyuna", the person’s beloved spouse suffers from distress. There will be constant worry regarding physical ailments or pain in the limbs.