Om! Salutations to the Lord of Obstacles

original: "ॐ गणपतये नमः" (Oṃ Gaṇapataye Namaḥ). A traditional invocation to the deity Ganesha, performed at the start of Hindu manuscripts to ensure the successful completion of the work.

Now, the rules for the results of Planetary Transits are described

original: "Atha gocaraphalavidhirucyate". Gochara refers to the transit of planets through the zodiac relative to the position of the Moon at the time of a person's birth.

When the Sun original: "Dinakara," meaning "The Day-Maker." is in the house of birth (1st), he causes the loss of one's place or residence; in the second, he causes fear; in the third original: "Duschikya," a technical term for the 3rd house., he expands sar wealth; in the fourth original: "Hibuka," a term derived from Greek hypogeion, referring to the 4th house/lower midheaven., he grants the loss of honor; in the fifth, he creates misery; in the sixth, he is a destroyer of enemies; in the seventh, he is a destroyer of wealth; in the eighth, he causes pain to a person; and in the ninth, he causes the loss of one's radiance or luster.
Dharma 1 original: "Dharma" is the 9th house; the "1" likely marks the end of a section or a specific verse.
When the Sun enters the house of action (10th), he is the producer of success in work; in the house of gain (11th), he provides much wealth and property; and when staying in the house of expenditure (12th), he grants great calamity arising from the loss of wealth.
the Sun 2

Now, the Moon original: "Chandra" or "Himaghu," the "Cool-Rayed One.": In the house of birth, the Moon [indicates prosperity], but in the second, he shows the loss of wealth; in the third house, he gives property; in the fourth, he causes diseases of the stomach; in the fifth house original: "Tanaya-griha," the house of children., he causes the failure of one's work; in the sixth, he brings gain of wealth; in the seventh original: "Dyuna," the house of partnership., he brings wealth along with a wife; in the eighth, even though he is the Moon, he brings death The 8th house is traditionally associated with longevity and death.. 3. The ninth house causes fear of the King In historical contexts, this often refers to legal trouble or government authorities.; having arrived m The gloss "m" likely corrects the Sanskrit grammar of the verb. in the tenth, he brings attainment; in the eleventh, he creates happiness; and in the house of expenditure (12th), he brings sickness and the destruction of wealth. 4.

Now, Mars original: "Kuja" or "Kshonī-sūnu," the "Son of the Earth.": Arriving in the first house, the Son of the Earth creates fear arising from enemies; in the house of wealth (2nd), he consumes wealth; in the third, he is the giver of [wealth]; in the "abyss" (4th) original: "Patala," the 4th house., he causes fear from enemies; residing? in the fifth, or in the house of enemies (6th), he creates wealth and sickness; in the house of passion (7th) original: "Madana," the 7th house., 5. he generates obstacles to one's life-force; staying in the house of death (8th), the Earth-born Mars indicates excessive body pain; staying in the ninth, he is auspicious; staying in the tenth or in the house of gain (11th), he brings great profit; and arriving in the house of expenditure (12th), he causes the destruction of wealth and health through disease. 6.

Now, the Knower original: "Jna," an epithet for Mercury (Budha).: Mercury in the first indicates fear; in the house of wealth (2nd), he brings imprisonment or wealth, yet accompanied by fear of enemies; in the third or fourth, he becomes the giver of unfavorable results; in the house of children (5th), he grants a place amongst enemies; in the house of passion (7th), he causes various kinds of physical calamities. 7. In the eighth, the Son of the Moon original: "Shashi-suta," another name for Mercury. causes an increase in wealth; in the house of righteousness (9th), he causes great bodily pain; in the house of action (10th), he brings happiness and wealth to one's children; in the house of income (11th) [he gives gain]; and in the house of expenditure (12th), he brings the destruction of wealth. 8. Now...