Annual Horoscopy - Solar Return - By M. N. - Kedar

ANNUAL HOROSCOPY YourFuture Mahendra NathKedar BharatiyaPrachyaEvamSanatanVigyanSans tan, Delhi ,,--TABLEOFCONTENTS Acknowledgements .................................................................. : .......... 7 ADiscussionon AnnualHoroscope .............................................10 Chapter 1 Introductiontodifferent facetsof Annual Horoscope 1.1ProgressedHoroscope (Varsha Kundali) ..........................13 1.2Importantpointstobeborneinmind ...............................13 1.3PlanetarystrengthsthroughHarsha Balaand-Panchavargeeya Bala ...........................................................15 1.4Aspects..................................................................................16 1.5MutualRelationshipof Planets ..........................................17 1.6Selection of YearLord........................................................17 1.7Tableof Deeptamsha ...........................................................18 1.8PlanetaryStrength ................................................................18 1.9DasasinAnnualHoroscopy ...............................................18 1.10Yogas ......................................................................................18 1.11Sahams ...................................................................................19 1.12TripatakiChakra ..................................................................19 1.13Benefiel Maleficnatureof planets ....................................20 Chapter 2 Method of Casting Annual 8oroscope 2.1Parameters and requirements ..............................................22 2.2Completed Years ...................................................................22 2.3Tableof Solar Returnunder traditionalmethod, Calculationof Solar year,Modern Method, AnnualLunarday,AnnualAscendant ..............................25 .... ~ '.. ~ Chapter 3 Illustration withanAnnual HoroscopeI 3.1Birth Horoscopeof aMale ................................................31 3.2CalculatingLapsed Years ...................................................32 3.3ObtainingConstants(Dhruvank)fortwoyears ..............32 3.4CalculatingtheThithiandLagnaof Varsha Pravesh ....34 3.5TheRightMethodforApplication ........... :.......................35 3.6ThreeAnnualHoroscopesthrough Modern Method ...... 35 Chapter 4 Illustration with an Annual HoroscopeII 4.1Tableof relationshipinthreeannualhoroscopes ..........39 4.2TableshowingOpen&Secret aspects............................40 4.3MunthaanditsImplications ..............................................42 Chapter 5 Method of Calculating PanchavargeeyaBala 5.1Kshetra Bala .........................................................................50 S.2Hadda Bala ...........................................................................50 5.3Dreshkon ..............................................................................52 5.4Navamsha Bala ....................................................................53 5.5Uchcha Bala .........................................................................54 5.6ThePanchavargeeya Bala ..................................................57 'Chapter 6 Harsha Bala 6.1Introductionandrulesforcalculation ........... ;..................60 6.2Kindsof HarshaBala .........................................................60 6.3.Tableshowing calculation of HarshaBalaforthe threeannualhoroscopes ................................................... ,. 61 Chapter 7 Selection of Lordof theYear 7.1Definition .............................................................................63 7.2ThefivecontendersforLordof theYear ........................63 7.3Tableof Trirashipati..........................................................64 7.4Conditionsforselection of yearlord .............................. .'64 7.5Tableshowingselection of yearlordforthethree annualhoroscopes ...............................................................65 7.6Resultsof Lordof theyear ...............................................67 7.7Tableshowing resultsof different planetsbecoming lordof theyear.......................................................,............ 73 Chapter 8 Influence of other planets with the Varshesh (Lord of the Year) S.lRelationshipof Sunwithother planets ............................78 8.2Moonastheyearlord ............ , ...........................................79 ,,8.3Marsastheyearlord ..... ~...................................................8.1 8.4Mercury astheyearlord ....................................................82 8.5Jupiter astheyearlord ......................................................84 8.6Venusastheyearlord.......................................................85 8.7Saturnastheyearlord .......................................................86 8.8Rahu&Ketu ........................................................................ 87 Chapter 9 Resultsof PlanetsPositedinTwelvehouses 9.1 9.2 9.3 9.4 9.5 9.6 9.7 9.8 9.9 SunindifferentBhavas.....................................................88 -MoonindifferentBhavas ..................................................93 Marsin differentBhavas ....................... ;......................... :.96 Mercuryin differentBhavas .............................................9_8 JupiterindifferentBhavas ..............................................1ilO-VenusindifferentBhavas .. :............................................ ~ l Q j-SaturnindifferentBhavas ...............................................105 ltaltuindifferentBhavas .................................................107 Ketuindifferent Bhavas ..................................................109 Chapter 10 Yogasof Misfortune 10.1Misfortunefromtheposition of Planet .........................112 10.2Cancellation of Yoga of misfortune .................................114 Chapter 11 Relationshipbetween Janma KundaliandVarsha Kundali 11.1Mutualrelationshipbetween birth&annualchart.. .....117 1l.2Resultsof Janamalagnasignfallingasvarious housesof annualchart.. ............. ~......................................118 Chapter 12 Other Different Planetary Combinations(Yogas) 12.1Yo gascausing auspiciousness ..........................................121 12.2Inauspiciouscombinations ...............................................122 12.3Destructionof Arishta ......................................................122 12.4Yogasof misfortune ......................... , ................................122 12.5Other combinationscausingdifficulties........................124 12.6Combinationscausing diseases.......................................125 12.7Combinationsof Transfer ................................................126 12.8Combinationsof travel ......... , .......... , ................................127 Chapter 13 Discussion onfamilyhappinessand comforts 13.1Happinesstoco-born ........................................................129 13.2Distresstoco-born ............................................................129 13.3ObtainingImmovableproperty .......................................130 13.4Recei vinghiddentreasure ................................................13 1 13.5Parental happiness .............................................................131 13.6Parental distress................................................................131 13.7DistressProgeny...............................................................131 13.8DiscussiononMaritalhappiness&discard ..................133 13.9Discussion on success/failures,education & employment .........................................................................135 13.10Education related Yogas ...................................................136 Chapter 14 YogasRelatingtoFinancial Stability &Instability 14.1Yoagscausing receipt of wealth ......................................137 14.2CombinationsforLossof wealth ....................................139 14.3Extravagant expenditure ..................... :..............................140 14.4Yogasconcerning employment and business .................141 14.5Resultsof planetarypositionsinannualhoroscope .....142 14.6Analysisof each planetary position ...............................143 14.7Actual Happeningsevents ................................................148 Chapter 15 Dashas inVarshaPhal 15.1VimshottariMuddaDasa .................................................150 15.2VimshottariMuddaDasa according toUttarkalamrita ....154 15.3TableofVimshottari Mudda&relativeAntar Dasa ......158 15.4YoginiMudda Dasa .................................................... ;......165 15.5Patyayini Dasa ...................................................................169 Chapter 16 YogasinVarshaPhalandtheir influence 16.1Tajika Yogas .......................................................................173 16.2Thesixteen yogas.................... ;........................................174 Chapter 17 Significant PointstoPonder 17.1Strengthof Planetaccordingtosituation ......................191 17.2Planetswhichareconsideredweak orinauspicious ....192 17.3Resultsof Inauspicious planets .......................................193 17.4Travelrelatedideas ..........................................................193 17.5Specialsignificanceof Aspects ......................................194 17.6Consideration ofVarsha Pravesh according toPanchang 195 17.7Nakshatras&Varsha Pravesh .........................................195 17.8Lagna &Varsha Kundali ................................. ~...............196 17.9Dwij anmayoga ......................................................... ~ ~.......197 17.1 0P adainvarsha kundali ..................................................... 197 Chapter18 SahamsandTheir UseinVarsha Phala 18.1.Introduction toSahams ....................................................199 18.2.Resultsof Sahamsinthethreeannualhoroscopes ...... 202 18.3CertainimportantSahamsforthreeannualcharts .......203 18.4TimingeventsthroughSaham .........................................211 Chapter 19" ''klpataki Chakra (Samudra Chakra) 19.1Significanceof theName .................................................213 19.2Usefulness ........................................................ ;.................213 19.3Themakingof TripatakiChakra....................................214 19.4ThebirthChart ..................................................................214 19.5,Theannualhoroscope .......................................................214 19.6'ThedirectioninTripatakiChakra ..................................215 19.7ThePlacementof Moon ...................................................214 19.8'Theplacementof Sun,Mars,Mercury,Jupiter, VenusandSaturn .............................................................. i15 19.9Placement of retrogradeplanets,RahuandKetu .........216 19.10Planetary VedhainTripatakiChakra .............................216 19.11Certain lifeevents .............................................................217 19.12Resultsof differentPlanetary vedhawith theMoon ...217 Chapter 20 Self Evaluatiqn 20.1Ithasal yoga ............ ............................................................219 20.2Harsha Bala ........................................................................221 20.3Panchavargeeya Bala ............................................. ;..........221 20.4Yogasfoundin horocope ..................................................221 20.5Resultsof PlanetspositedindifferentBhavas .............225 20.6Consideration of misfortunes&itscancellation ..........226 20.7Mutualrelationshipbetween Birth chart an7 annualcharts ................,; ....................................................226 20.8Sahamsintheannualchart.. ............................................227 ANNEXURE ......................................................................... 229 \ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ramaya rambhadrayaramchandrayavedhase Raghunathaya nathaya sitayah pataye namah XTl1m I lf