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Part 1: Chart Analysis
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(c) Let us say Ta and Li have 4 and 2 rekhas after Trikona reduction. Let us say Ta is
empty and Li is occupied by Jupiter and Saturn. In this case, rule (3b) applies and
we write 2 in Ta, as Ta is empty and it has a higher value than Li.
(d) Let us say Ta and Li have 4 and 2 rekhas after Trikona reduction. Let us say Ta
and Li are empty. In this case, rule (4b) applies and we replace the higher value 4
with the lower value 2. So we write 2 in Ta.
(e) Let us say Ta and Li have 2 and 2 rekhas after Trikona reduction. Let us say Ta
and Li are empty. In this case, rule (4a) applies and we write zero in Ta and Li.
12.7.3
Sodhya Pindas
After carrying out Trikona sodhana and then Ekaadhipatya sodhana on the BAV of a
planet, we get the “Sodhita Ashtakavarga” of that planet. We denote Sodhita
Ashtakavarga with SoAV.45 From it, we find “Sodhya Pinda” of each planet. This
will be used in transit analysis.
For each rasi, we multiply the number in that rasi in SoAV with the multiplier of that
rasi (shown in Table 28). We find such a product for all the 12 rasis. We find the
sum of the products of all the 12 rasis and the sum is called rasi pinda.
For each planet, we multiply the number in the rasi containing that planet with the
multiplier of that planet (shown in Table 29). We find such a product for all the 7
planets. We find the sum of the products of all the 7 planets and the sum is called
graha pinda.
Rasi
Multiplier
45
Ar
7
Table 28: Multipliers in Rasimana
Ta Ge Cn Le Vi Li Sc Sg
10
8
4
10
6
7
8
9
Cp
5
Aq
11
Pi
12
This chart has several purposes which will not be covered in this book. An example is Vaastu or
Sthaapatya Veda or the Vedic Science of Architecture. The direction signified by the rasis containing
most rekhas in the SoAV of a planet should contain the room in which the activity related to the
planet takes place. For example, we should look at the SoAV of Venus to decide where bedroom
should be. We should look Jupiter’s SoAV to decide where money and jewels should be kept. We
should look at Moon’s SoAV to decide the living room (hall). Mercury is important for the study
room. Sun is important for the pooja room.