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original: "SLOKAS"
Chapter 12.
original: "Adhyaya"
The Third House.
original: "bhava"
| Verse | Description |
|---|---|
| 1 | What can be deduced from the 3rd house original: "bhava"? |
| 2 | The places of brothers original: "Bhratristhanas" enumerated, and the periods when a person will have brothers. |
| 3 | The planetary period original: "dasa" leading to the increase of brothers. |
| 4 | The characteristics of the 3rd house making a person long-lived and powerful. |
| 5 | The characteristics of the 3rd house leading to a person's prosperity or decay. |
| 6-8 | The planetary combinations original: "yogas" leading to the loss of brothers and sisters. |
| 9 | The combination leading to the acquisition of brothers from a step-mother. |
| 10 | The combinations beneficial to brothers. The combinations affecting brothers adversely and leading to their loss. |
| 11 | The conditions under which younger brothers may flourish or cease to exist. |
| 12 | The conditions unfavourable to the growth of younger brothers. |
| 13 | The same matter as that of Verse 11. |
| 14 | The combination leading to the birth of one younger brother and no more. |
| 15-16 | The combinations under which may be born a younger brother endowed with health, happiness and long life. |
| 17-20 | The means of ascertaining the number of brothers and sisters a person may have. |
| 21-22 | The means of ascertaining under what conditions planets produce brothers or sisters or both. |
| 23 | Four kinds of planets that affect younger brothers and sisters beneficially or otherwise. |
| 24 | Another method for finding the number of younger brothers and sisters. |
| 25 | The planets that influence a brother's fortunes for the worse or for the better. |
| 26-27 | Union or disunion among the brothers and the time when this may happen. |
Glossary of terms used: Chapter (Adhyaya), House (bhava), Places of Brothers (Bhratristhanas), Planetary period (dasa), Verse (Sloka), Planetary combinations (yogas).
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