The Celestial Tree of Astrology (1922) - Page 21

Chapter 17.

VERSES original: "SLOKAS"
1-3	Introductory remarks.
4	Diagram representing the signs of the zodiac.
5	The rulers of the signs and their ninth-parts navamsas sub-divisions of a zodiac sign used for more precise calculations.
6	The number of years assigned to each planet in the "Wheel of Time" lifespan system Kala chakra Ayus.
7-8	Triads of lunar mansions original: "asterisms" forming the clockwise savya and counter-clockwise apasavya wheels chakras respectively.
9-10	The sequence to be followed in each wheel chakra.
11	How the soul jeeva and the body deha points are to be identified in each wheel.
12	Four kinds of maximum lifespan paramayus determined by the triangle to which the sign containing a specific quarter of a lunar mansion nakshtrapada belongs.
13	Explanations of the body deha and the soul jeeva points.
14-16	Effects produced by planets located in the body deha and soul jeeva points, which vary depending on whether the planets are harmful original: "malefic", beneficial original: "benefic", or of a mixed nature.
17-25	General effects of the "Lion's leap" simhavaloka and the "Frog's leap" mandugati these are special, non-sequential jumps between planetary periods in the Wheel of Time system. Specific examples and their consequences.
26-27	The body deha and soul jeeva points within the wheels chakras assigned to the various signs.
28-33	The negative effects of harmful original: "malefic" planets and occasionally even beneficial original: "benefic" ones when they are positioned alone or together in the body deha point, the soul jeeva point, or both.
34-36	The definition of the "Place of Death" maranasthana for each of the several planets.
37-46	The specific effects of planets being located in either the body deha or the soul jeeva points.
47-75	The effects of the "Wheel Periods" chakradasa in relation to the twelve houses bhavas the various life departments like wealth, family, and health.
76-81	The conditions under which the good, bad, and neutral effects of the wheel periods described above manifest, and the degree to which they are realized.
82-83	The method for determining whether a particular wheel period chakra dasa will take effect while the person is in their own country or while abroad.