Graha Gochar Phalam

Shree Raghunath Sanskrit Research Institute Library, Jammu

No. 857 - D original: "८५७ - घ"

Title: The Results of Planetary Transits in the "Gem of Rules" original: "Vidhiratne Grahagocharaphalam." The Vidhiratna is likely the title of the larger treatise this chapter belongs to.

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Subject: .......................... Astrology original: "Jyotisham," the traditional Indian system of astronomy and astrology, literally meaning "the science of light."

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Jupiter original: "Guru," the Preceptor of the Gods, associated with wisdom, expansion, and children.: When in the house of birth (1st), he causes fear; in the house of wealth (2nd), he brings about incomparable riches. In the third, he indicates distress and pain, and in the fourth, the disappearance of wealth. In the place of sons (5th), he grants happiness, yet in the house of enemies (6th), he causes sickness. In the seventh original: "Dyuna," the house of partnerships and marriage., he brings worship by kings; however, in the house of death (8th), he causes the destruction of accumulated wealth. In the house of merit (9th), he causes the increase of wealth; in the tenth, the "Teacher of the Gods" original: "Surapujya," a title for Jupiter. creates affection. In the house of gain (11th), he gives status and riches, but when standing in the twelfth, he brings physical pain to a person. 10

Now, Venus original: "Bhrigu" or "Shukra," the planet of beauty, luxury, and art.: In the birth house, the son of Bhrigu destroys enemies; in the second house, he gives wealth. In the third house, he grants sons; in the fourth, he brings an intellect focused on enemies original: "ribuddhi," possibly meaning a strategic mind or anxiety regarding rivals.. In the seventh original: "Madane," the house of passion., he bestows sorrow, but in the eighth, he is a giver of wealth. 11

In the house of merit (9th), he generates various types of happiness; in the tenth, he causes quarrels; in the eleventh, he grants the gain of gold and garments; and in the twelfth house, the son of Bhrigu original: "Bhargava," a patronymic for Venus. gives wealth. 12

Saturn original: "Sanaishchara," meaning "the slow-mover," the planet associated with discipline, delay, and karma.: In the first house, he causes fatigue; in the second, loss of wealth. In the third, he grants joy; in the fourth, fear. In the fifth, he causes mental agony; in the sixth, he brings happiness. In the seventh, he creates distress; in the eighth, he causes the fear of death. In the ninth house, he brings various sorrows; in the tenth, he leads to bad actions. In the house of gain (11th), he grants wealth; but in the twelfth house, he causes one to wander in misery. 13

Rahu and Ketu The North and South Nodes of the Moon; shadow planets responsible for eclipses.: Like Saturn, they provide results based on their position. In the third, sixth, and eleventh houses from the birth moon, they are the givers of all success and wealth. In other houses, they generally cause distress and obstacles to success. 14