Pitru Vyasa - Horāsāra.docVIP

Horāsāra of Prithuyasas, son of Varah Mihira Contents Ch. 1. Rā?i Vibhaga Ch. 2. Grah Lakshanas Ch. 3. Evaluation of Strengths of Grahas Ch. 4. Nisheka Janmadhyaya Ch. 5. Arishtas Ch. 6. Arishta Yog Ch. 7. Ayurdayadhya Ch. 8. Dasha Phal Nirupana Ch. 9. Sūryas Dasha Ch. 10. Candrs Dasha and its Effects Ch. 11. Mangals Dasha and its Effects Ch. 12. The Effects of Budh Dasha Ch. 13. The Effects of Guru Dasha Ch. 14. The Effects of ?ukr Dasha Ch. 15. The Effects of ?ani Dasha Ch. 16. Miscellaneous Dasha Effects Ch. 17. The Effects of Ashtak Varg Ch. 18. Effects of Dashas and Antar Dashas of the Grahas Ch. 19. Candr and Nabhash Yogas Ch. 20. Raj Yogas Ch. 21. Results of Grahas in the Several Bhavas Ch. 22. {Implications of Karm Bhava} Ch. 23. Conjunctions of Two, or More Grahas and their Effects Ch. 24. Adverse Combinations for a Janm Kundali Ch. 25. Strī Jatak Ch. 26. On Death Ch. 27. Lost Horoscopy Ch. 28. Qualities of Constellations Ch. 29. Results of Candr Rā?is at Birth Ch. 30. Effects of Birth in the Several Amshas Ch. 31. Nakshatr Jataka Ch. 32. Jataka Lakshanas Ch. 1. Rā?i Vibhaga There flourishes the divine Sūrya, the lord of the day, who is the sole cause and the soul of the Universe, who illumines all the worlds, and who daily brings Creation, Destruction and Protection. The time measured from a second (required for winking the eye once) up to a year and the duration of each (zodiacal) Rā?i have been explained along with astronomical calculations and characteristics of the Grahas. In the section of Horoscopy the various Dasha divisions have been dealt with. But those with lesser understanding capacity need more scientific explanation, as they cannot grasp all (from Brihat Jataka). Notes. This implies, that the present work has simplified explanations based on Brihat Jataka. Further additions are made by the author so an average student can grasp more. In order, that the effects, which were declared by the old masters, who were a