STRI JATAKA FEMALE HOROSCOPY ... - Astrology Classes

second. Ravi in the first degree of Mesha is not the same as Ravi in
the 10th or 30th degree of that sign. Similarly every planet in every
sign has changes in nature. These wonderful varieties of planets in
degrees, bhavas, and signs account for the endless variety we find in
the bad or good nature of the people born under their influences.
Vrishabha is an even sign and one owned by Sukra. If Chandra is
there she will be a good girl. Suppose she is born when the Moon is
in the 1st, 3rd, 10th or 30th degree of Vrishabha. Common sense tells
us that the Moon is not in Paramochha or in deep exaltation in the
1st, 10th or 30th degree, but he is in deep exaltation in the 3rd
degree. In the 30th degree the Moon will be in Peedavastha or in a
state of humiliation as he is in the last part of that rasi.
Therefore, students in astrology have heavy responsibilities in the art
of prediction whose success depends upon a very correct grasp of all
these minute points. The mathematical portion of astrology becomes
an absolute necessity, when the planets have to be taken in their
various divisions and degrees they occupy. These delicate
demarcations should be carefully studied and specially remembered
in predicting the fortunes of girls, their personal appearance,
modesty, dignity and other characteristics. We shall now take the
readers to Thrimsamsas whose influences are minutely marked by
writers in astrology on female horoscopy. Take Lagna or Chandra
and find out who is the most powerful of the two. Having done so, find
out where the Lagna and Chandra is in the Thrimsamsa. For ready
reference, we will give here how to find out the Thrimsamsas.
Thrimsamsa means 1/30th of a sign or one degree. Each sign, as our
readers know, contains 30 degrees. In odd signs the Thrimsamsas
ere distributed thus.
MANGAL 5 degrees
Sani 5 do.
Guru 8 do.
Budha 7 do.
Sukra 5 do.
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Total 30 do.
Here the first five degrees are governed by MANGAL; the next five
degrees by Sani; the next eight degrees by Guru; the next seven