This is a small blog post where I have expressed my thoughts on a verse from 'Jyotiṣārṇava Navanītam' which is a dialogue between Shiva and Devi Parvati. After explaining the Bālāriṣṭa and Ariṣṭabhañga, Śiva elaborates the results of the twelve houses. Śiva is now narrating the effects of 9th house. Iśvara chooses his words very intelligently and conveys multiple rules in every verse. One such Śloka is being explained here.
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भाग्याधिपे नीचसंस्थे शतृग्रहनिरीक्षिते ।
क्रूरांशे क्रूरराशौ वा जातो निर्धन एव सः ॥
bhāgyādhipe nīcasaṃsthe śatṛgrahanirīkṣite |
krūrāṃśe krūrarāśau vā jāto nirdhana eva saḥ ||
भाग्याधिपे नीचसंस्थे शतृग्रहनिरीक्षिते क्रूरांशे क्रूरराशौ वा (सति) सः जातः निर्धन एव (भवति)।
[If the 9th Lord is in debilitation, aspected by inimical planets, in a cruel Navāṃśa or a cruel sign, the native will be penniless.]
Commentary & Interpretations: The conditions given by Śiva are as follows :-
- The planet should be in debilitation.
- The planet should be aspected by inimical planets.
- The planet should be in cruel Navāṃśa or Ṣaṣṭhīyāṃśa.
- The planet should be in cruel sign.
If the aforementioned conditions are met for any house, its significations will be nullified. A similar evaluation should be conducted for the 2nd, 5th, and 11th Bhavas, which also play a crucial role in assessing the wealth, prosperity and income.
In a comparable situation, the Lagna Lord would indicate that the native's paternal grandfather may experience poverty, and the native could face health challenges and possess questionable character traits.
If the 2nd Lord is found in the previously mentioned condition, the native is likely to experience a loss of wealth and exhibit poor speech.
Similarly, if the 3rd Lord is in such a condition, it may lead to misfortune for the spouse, and the native's siblings could also encounter difficulties in their lives.
Should the 4th Lord be positioned in a similar manner, it may suggest that the native will lack happiness and comfort.
Weakness in the 5th and 9th Lords indicates that the native may be deprived of fortune and prosperity, as these Trikoṇa are considered as Lakṣmī Sthāna.
If the 10th Lord is placed under the same conditions, it may lead the native to engage in undesirable actions.
Should the 11th Lord be similarly affected, the native's income may suffer, and his uncles could face challenges in their lives.
The wise should assess these effects based on the established principles of Jyotiṣa.
Jyotiṣārṇava - Amogh
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