Illustration
1
Illustration
2
Model
Exercise 2
The use of PAC will
be shown here briefly here.
Note : Balance
of Mercury Mahadasha of 13 years, 7 months and 21
days
Descriptions
One
1. The Lagna of the
Queen is Makar, (Capricorn)
2. Her Rashi (Moon-sign)
is Karka (Cancer)
3. Her janma nakshatra
is Ashlesha whose lord is Mercury.
4. Since Ashlesha
begins at 16" 40' degrees in Karka and the Queen’s
Moon is at 19"18' she got the balance of Mercury.
How?
5. Your know from
the table of nakshatras that Mercury has a total period
of seventeen (17) years. So the simple calculations
is 17 years minus 13 years, 7 months and 21 days means
that
6. The expired portion
is 3 years, 4 months and 9 days. The Queen thus gets
at birth the Mahadasha of Mercury.
No person gets full
mahadasha at birth. if he lives long enough he gets
other dashas in full. At his death he again gets only
part of the dasha which happens to be running then.
Now the calculation of what the Queen is passing through
now is done thus.
In this case do full PAC. Then
locate the naksatras of all planets
If you have done
all the exercises given so far, you are prepared now
to go into the second MEMORY TABLET. That will take
you into the predictive aspects of Hindu astrology.
The next step is
to find out which sub-period in the major period of
Rahu she is running now. Instead of showing it here,
examples will be given later in some other illustrations.
So the information
you have now is that the Queen is passing through
her dasha of Rahu, who is positioned in the sixth
house which represents difficulties, obstacles, opposition
etc. No wonder that is is in this period that the
Queen has been having all trouble from her children
particularly from her heir-apparent, Prince Charles
and Princess Daina.
Two
1. Lagna lord (Saturn)
is in the eleventh house of Mars.
2. The second lord
(Saturn) is in the eleventh house of Mars.
3. The third lord
(Jupiter) is in the second house of Saturn and is
conjoined with Venus, the fifth and the tenth lord.
4. The fourth lord
Mars is in the Lagna aspected by Saturn.
5. The fifth lord
(Venus) is with Jupiter, the third and the twelfth
lord in the second house.
6. The sixth lord
(Mercury) is in the third house of Jupiter but is
debilitated.
7. The seventh lord,
the Moon is in his own house, Karka
8. The eighth lord,
the Sun is in the forth house of Mars and is being
aspected by exalted Mars (the fourth aspect)
9. The ninth lord
(Mercury) is in the third house, debilitated.
10. The tenth lord
(Venus) is with Jupiter in the second house.
11. The eleventh
lord (Mars) is exalted in the Lagna.
12. The twelfth lord
(Jupiter) is in the second house with Venus.
Three
Note
some special features in the horoscope of the Queen.
She was not an heir-apparent
when she was born. But her uncle fell in love and
sacrificed his kingdom for the sake of his lady love.
Elizabeth’s father became the king of England and
she being his first child, a female though, with no
brothers, became an undisputed heir apparent. To come
into such great luck there must be some great promise
in her horoscope.
Note
some special features.
1. Mars, the planet
of authority and administration is in extreme point
of exaltation.
2. The Sun, the planet
of royalty, is also exalted and is advancing towards
its point of extreme exaltation, which is ten degrees
in Mesha.
3. Venus, the tenth
lord of kingdom, jewellery and precious stones is
in the second house of wealth.
Four
Though so far no
principles of predictions have been given, yet to
create some interest, some stray hints have been given.
Now let us see how the Dasha of the Queen helped her.
1. She was born
in the mahadasha of Mercury, who is also her ninth
lord representing her father because the ninth house
represents father. In this period her father became
the King of England.
2. Next came
the period of Ketu, in the twelfth house, the place
of hiding, imprisonment, foreign journeys and salvation.
The young Elizabeth had to be protected from the army
of Hitler during the second world war.
3. Then came
the long spell of Venus of twenty years Venus as the
lord of her tenth house gave her the kingdom and as
the fifth lord gave her, her the four children, she
mothered. The tenth house is Karma, work, fame etc.
and the fifth house is the house of Child-birth.
Therefore, those
who jump into Yogas without understanding the psychological
depth of a horoscope do harm to astrology and lovers
of astrology.
How
the classical yogas are to be understood has not been
understood by the writers who are mere compilers and
not researchers.
Follow
the steps given below:
1. Never be in
a hurry to jump to conclusions when you judge a horoscope.
2. You have to
make a total analysis which starts with the PAC analysis.
3. The PAC approach
gives you a total picture.
Classical
Yogas
4. What about
the Yogas given in books on astrology is the question
that must spring in the minds of those readers who
have read such books. Let me tell you, for certain,
that those books will give you a totally incohate
picture of a horoscope. The reasons are:
(a) Few writers
have even understood that the classical yogas can
function within the over-all planetary promises, as
a whole, of a horoscope, never outside. There is for
instance the well-known Gajakesari Yoga. In a bad
horoscope what is the role of this famous yoga. This
can be understood after lot of experience. A full
book will have to be written on this from an entirely
different angle.
(b) All the Yogas
given in those books can become totally ineffective
in many ways, because good yogas get nullified by
bad one and the reverse also happens.
(c) Therefore
ignore those yogas first and look at the series of
examples given here to appreciate that judgement in
Hindu astrology can very mature only a total picture
of a horoscope emerges out.
(d) After doing
the exercises given here. Go next to the other memory
Tablet which is D.A.R.E.S. You will see in
the examples given later how life takes a queer twists.
With the intention
to help people avoid memorizing. The traditional Indian
method since ancient times has been to make a boy
memories shlokas (Sanskrit stanzas) which gave in
capsules all these principles. It is not possible
to take up such boys these days and follow similar
methods.
As it is many
people who get interested in astrology, begin to learn
the subject, late in their lives, and have no capacity
to memorise. When learning through rote memory is
not possible, what is surely possible is to learn
through associative memory.
