The Celestial Tree of Astrology (1922) - Page 11

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VERSES original: "SLOKAS".
10	Planetary combinations original: "Yogas" securing many children. The same combinations under malefic harmful or unlucky influence occasion childlessness.
11	Planetary combinations original: "Yogas" betokening the possibility of grandsons. Combinations under which a person cannot have many sons and can have, if at all, only one sometimes.
12	Four planetary combinations original: "yogas" resulting respectively in childlessness or wifelessness, family-extinction, death of children, and adoption of other's children.
13	The planetary combination original: "yoga" making it possible for a person to have a legitimate as well as an adopted son. A clue to the class of people from whom the latter will come.
14	The planetary combination original: "yoga" under which a person can have a son in early years. A special case in which this son may be short-lived.
15	A planetary combination original: "yoga" under which even a polygamist a man with multiple wives can have no children; any child a wife of his may be destined to have will be from a paramour a lover outside of the marriage.
16-19	The planetary combinations original: "yogas" insuring an heir.
20-22	Planetary combinations original: "Yogas" leading to childlessness and family extinction.
23	Eight classes of females incapable of having children.
24-28	Planetary combinations original: "Yogas" betokening childlessness.
29	Planetary combinations original: "Yogas" under which an heir has to be secured by adoption or other ways.
30-31	The effect of Jupiter occupying the 5th astrological house original: "bhava" in Pisces original: "Meena", Sagittarius original: "Dhanus", Cancer original: "Kataka" and Aquarius original: "Kumbha".
32-37	The cause of childlessness.
38-43	Planetary combinations original: "Yogas" under which an heir is to be adopted.
44-45	Planetary combinations original: "Yogas" under which a person will have a son late in life.
46-47	A clue to ascertain the number of sons, brothers, wives, menials (male or female) and friends that a person may have.
48	A method of finding out the time of birth of a son. Alternative methods for ascertaining the number of issues children a person may have.
49	Periods of time when there may be accession addition or birth of children to one's family.

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