Annual Horoscopy: Your Future

Contents Acknowledgement 7 A Discussion on Annual Horoscope 10 Chapter 1 Introduction to different facets of Annual Horoscope 1.1 Pro gressed Horoscope (Varsha Kundali) 13 1.2 Important points to be borne in mind 13 1.3 Planetary strengths through Harsha Bala and-Panchavargeeya Bala 15 1.4 Aspects 16 1.5 Mutual Relationship of Planets 17 1.6 Selection of Year Lord 17 1. 7 Table of Deeptamsha 18 1.8 Planetary Strength 18 1.9 Dasas in Annual Horoscopy 18 1.1 Yogas 18 1.11 Sahams 19 1.12 Tripataki Chakra 19 1.13 Benefiel Malefic nature of planets 20 Chapter 2 Method of Casting Annual Horoscope 2.1 Parameters and requirements 22 2.2 Completed Years 22 2.3 Table of Solar Returnunder traditional method, Calculation of Solar year, Modern Method, Annual Lunar day, Annual Ascendant 25 Chapter 3 Illustration with an Annual Horoscope I 3.1 Birth Horoscope of a Male 31 3.2 Calculating Lapsed Years 32 3.3 Obtaining Constants (Dhruvank) for two years 32 3.4 Calculating the Thithi and Lagna of Varsha Pravesh 34 3.5 The Right Method for Application 0 3.6 Three Annual Horoscopes through Modern Method 35 Chapter 4 Illustration with an Annual Horoscope II 4.1 Table of relationship-in three annual horoscopes 39 4.2 Table showing Open & Secret aspects 40 4.3 Muntha and its Implications 42 Chapter 5 Method of Calculating Panchavargeeya Bala 5.1 Kshetra Bala 50 5.2 Hadda Bala 50 5.3 Dreshkon 52 5.4 Navamsha Bala 53 5.5 Uchcha Bala 54 5.6 The Panchavargeeya Bala 57 Chapter 6 Harsha Bala 6.1 Introduction and rules for calculation 60 6.2 Kinds of Harsha Bala 60 6.3. Table showing calculation of Harsha Bala for the three annual horoscopes 61 Chapter 7 Selection of Lord of the Year 7.1 Definition 63 7.2 The five contenders for Lord of the Year 63 7.3 Table of Trirashipati 64 7.4 Conditions for selection of year lord 64 7.5 Table showing selection of year lord for the three annual horoscopes 65 7.6 Results of Lord of the year 67 7.7 Table showing results of different planets becoming lord of the year 73 Chapter 8 Influence of other planets with the Varshesh (Lord of the Year) 8.1 Relationship of Sun with other planets 78 8.2 Moon as the year lord 79 ,8.3 Mars as the year lord 81 8.4 Mercury as the year lord 82 8.5 Jupiter as the year lord 84 8.6 Venus as the year lord 85 8.7 Saturn as the year lord 86 8.8 Rahu & Ketu 87 Chapter 9 Results of Planets Posited in Twelve houses 9.1 Sun in different Bhavas 88 9.2 Moon in different Bhavas 93 9.3 Mars in different Bhavas 96 9.4 Mercury in different Bhavas 98 9.5 Jupiter in different Bhavas 100 9.6 Venus in different Bhavas 103 9.7 Saturn in different Bhavas 105 9.8 Ra.4u in different Bhavas 107 9.9 Ketu in different Bhavas 109 Chapter 10 Yogas of Misfortune 10.1 Misfortune from the position of Planet 112 10.2 Cancellation of Yoga of misfortune 114 Chapter 11 Relationship between Janma Kundali and Varsha Kundali 11.1 Mutual relationship between birth & annual chart. 117 11.2 Results of Janama lagna sign falling as various houses of annual chart 118 Chapter 12 Other Different Planetary Combinations (Yogas) 12.1 Yogas causing auspiciousness 121 12.2 Inauspicious combinations 122 12.3 Destruction of Arishta 122 12.4 Yogas of misfortune 122 12.5 Other combinations causing difficulties 124 12.6 Combinations causing diseases 125 12.7 Combinations of Transfer 126 12.8 Combinations of travel 127 Chapter 13 Discussion on family happiness and comforts 13.1 Happiness to co-born 129 13.2 Distress to co-born 129 13.3 Obtaining Immovable property 130 13.4 Receiving hidden treasure 131 13.5 Parental happiness 131 13.6 Parental distress 131 13.7 Distress Progeny 131 13.8 Discussion on Marital happiness & discard 133 13.9 Discussion on success / failures, education & employment 135 13.1 Education related Yogas 136 Chapter 14 Yogas Relating to Financial Stability & Instability 14.1 Yoags causing receipt of wealth 137 14.2 Combinations for Loss of wealth 139 14.3 Extravagant expenditure 140 14.4 Yogas concerning employment and business 141 14.5 Results of planetary positions in annual horoscope 142 14.6 Analysis of each planetary position 143 14.7 Actual Happenings events 148 Chapter 15 Dashas in Varsha Phal 15.1 Vimshottari Mudda Dasa 150 15.2 Vimshottari Mudda Dasa according to Uttarkalarnrita 154 15.3 Table of Vimshottari Mudda & relative Antar Dasa 158 15.4 ogini Mudda Dasa 165 15.5 Patyayini Dasa 169 Chapter 16 Yogas in VarshaPhal and their influence 16.1 Tajika Yogas 173 16.2 The sixteen yogas 174 Chapter 17 Significant Points to Ponder 17.1 Strength of Planet according to situation 191 17.2 Planets which are considered weak or inauspicious 192 17.3 Results of Inauspicious planets 193 17.4 Travel related ideas 193 17.5 Special significance of Aspects 194 17.6 Consideration of Varsha Pravesh according to Panchang 195 17.7 Nakshatras & Varsha Pravesh 195 17.8 Lagna & Varsha Kundali 196 17.9 Dwijanma yoga 197 17.10 Pada in varsha kundali 197 Chapter 18 Sahams and Their Use in Varsha Phala 18.1. Introduction to Sahams 199 18.2. Results of Sahams in the three annual horoscopes 202 18.3 Certain important Sahams for three annual charts 203 18.4 Timing events through Saham 211 Chapter 19 'Kipataki Chakra (Samudra Chakra) 19.1 Significance of the Name 213 19.2 Usefulness 213 19.3 The making of Tripataki Chakra 214 19.4 The birth Chart 214 19.5 The annual horoscope 214 19.6 The direction in Tripataki Chakra 215 19.7 The Placement of Moon 214 19.8 The placement of Sun, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus and Saturn 215 19.9 Placement of retrograde planets, Rahu and Ketu 216 19.10 Planetary Vedha in Tripataki Chakra 216 19.11 Certain life events 217 19.12 Results of different Planetary vedha with the Moon 217 Chapter 20 Self Evaluatlon 20.1 Ithasal Yoga 219 20.2 Harsha Bala 221 20.3 Panchavargeeya Bala 221 20.4 Yogas found in horocope 221 20.5 Results of Planets posited in different Bhavas 225 20.6 Consideration of misfortunes & its cancellation 226 20.7 Mutual relationship between Birth chart and annual charts 226 20.8 Sahams in the annual chart 227 Annexure 229