Lamp of Jewels

2. Bra.
9 If a living being reaches the 7 original: "saptame"; the 7th House, traditionally governing marriage and partnerships, they obtain the destruction of misfortune, but truly they suffer from ailments of the private partsoriginal: "guhyapīḍā", urinary disordersoriginal: "pramehapīḍā", and the burning sensation of fevers.

The person surely obtains a gain of wealth. When the Son of Simhikaoriginal: "Saihikeya"; an epithet for the shadow planet Rahu is in the 8 original: "mṛtyuge"; the 8th House, traditionally the "House of Death", a man may obtain all comforts and happiness, and meetings with kings.

He masters all the arts, experiences a rise in his fortune, yet suffers from conflict with his brothers and two types of affliction born from a state of poverty. 9 original: "dharmasthite"; the 9th House, the "House of Righteousness or Fortune" When situated in the House of Dharma, if the Moon is oppressed, it causes the destruction of righteousness and wealth, and a loss of intellect due to crooked thinking. Truly, when Tameoriginal: "tame"; a name for Rahu, the North Node of the Moon is in the House of Dharma, it creates a sense of insignificance and the constant feeling of being near death.

10 When the Sun is oppressed in the Tenth Houseoriginal: "daśamage"; the house of career and public life, one never obtains happiness from one's father. The man suffers from various diseases and wandering; he finds himself agitated and in a state of poverty.

11 If TameRahu goes to the House of Gainoriginal: "lābhagate"; the 11th House, governing income and goals, there is the gain of all wealth and objects, an abundance of happiness, and various [honors] from the king...