Lamp of Jewels

Ra. Pra. abbreviation for the title "Ratnapradīpikā" (5) When the Moon is in a difficult position, it causes death. It brings about fear and diseases equal to death itself. At all times, there is a particular suffering caused by water this may refer to drowning, edema, or diseases caused by the "phlegm" humor and a lack of happiness in the heart. (6) Victory, a beautiful form, and broad fame are obtained. One’s brilliance is manifest, and they possess a peaceful nature. Charming happiness follows them, and they are surrounded by a large assembly of people.

(7) If the Moon is situated in the seventh house the "House of Partners," governing marriage and public relations, it brings a prominent wife and makes the person honored among the people. Such an individual is endowed with strength and devotion, and even in the pursuit of wealth, they maintain a virtuous disposition. (8) They are endowed with heroism, filled with the heat of disciplined devotion original: "tapedbhāva"; referring to "tapas" or spiritual heat/austerity, and possess wealth and a naturally good character.

(9) If the Moon original: "Vidhu" is in its own difficult position referring to the eighth house, the house of death and mysteries, it causes various types of diseases and death-like suffering. It destroys one's physical charm original: "madanakānti"; the beauty associated with the god of love and brings fear of water and afflictions caused by the wind original: "pavana"; likely referring to "Vata" or respiratory disorders.

(10) If the Moon is positioned in the house of Dharma the ninth house, representing religion, ethics, and destiny, it causes the growth of righteousness, victory, luxury, and the dawning of great fortune. It leads a person to go on pilgrimages to holy places and makes the man famous in this world. (10) The rise of Dharma...