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Old No. 38, New No. 6 McNichols Road, Chetpet Chennai - 600 031 First Published by Notion Press 2016 Copyright © Vikram Divakar & Soundar Divakar 2016 All Rights Reserved. ISBN 978-1-945579-70-7 This book has been published with all efforts taken to make the material error-free after the consent of the author. However, the author and the publisher do not assume and hereby disclaim any liability to any party for any loss, damage, or disruption caused by errors or omissions, whether such errors or omissions result from negligence, accident, or any other cause. No part of this book may be used, reproduced in any manner whatsoever without written permission from the author, except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical articles and reviews.
Table of Contents Chapter 1 Introduc�ion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Chapter 2 Rules of Progression, Retrogression and Exchange . . . . . 8 Chapter 3 Illustrated Examples . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .68 Chapter 4 Events for the First Periods of Saturn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 116 Chapter 5 Events for the Second and Third Periods of Saturn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .164
References . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 189
Chapter 1 Introduction
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ach Planet in Astrology has certain characteris�ics associated with it. One of them is the Language. Among the planets, Rahu and Ketu are also considered as Planets, although they signify the bisec�ing points in space of the orbital plane of Earth and Moon. Language of Rahu is attributed to Astrology. Rahu is an important factor in determining whether or not a person can study or be proficient in Astrology. In all Indian and Western astrological systems, Rahu and Ketu are held in high esteem. Rahu governs ending of a period or a process, longevity, foreign residence, largeness of an opera�ion, mul�itude and distrac�ion or obstruc�ion of des�iny among other things. Its counterpart, Ketu, signifies rope, bondage, narrowness, longevity, distrac�ion or obstruc�ion of des�iny, relief from mental, legal, professional, ailments, tumor, cancer and incarcera�ion among other aspects. In this book, lot of importance is attributed to the role of Rahu and Ketu in in�luencing the Life Propeller-Jupiter, and the Karma designator-Saturn. According to the Indian system, the background space of each sign star�ing with Aswini 0 o as the beginning of the Aries is important. Thus Indian systems have inadvertantly attributed lot of in�luence to the background space as responsible for in�luencing humans which formed the basis of 27 constella�ions and division of each constella�ion into
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padas of 3.33o and Two and a Quarter constella�ion to a Rasi of 30o and so on. Since, the whole Universe is full of Energy, the Rasis or Signs depicts varia�ion in this Cosmic Energy over the en�ire eclip�ic path which the planets follow. The planets further lense this Cosmic Energy to the Earth which results in the astrological in�luence that a�fects our lives. Rahu and Ketu points probably serve as gateway for this energy by enhancing or reducing them. Hence, this book, is appropriately named as the Language of Rahu. Planets, themselves in turn, lense Cosmic Energy (LCE), favourably or unfavourably or neutrally depending on their posi�ion in the eclip�ic such that, they are designated as Lords, Friends, Enemies, Neutrals in that par�icular Rasi or Sign of the Zodiac. Indian systems have always considered Aswini 0 o as the beginning of Aries. However, the Western tropical charts have advanced this point into Pisces based on the precession of equinoxes. The di�ference between Indian Aswini 0 o and western Tropical 0o is termed the Ayanamsa. Our planet Earth exhibits three di�ferent types of mo�ions. One is the Rota�ional mo�ion on its axis to the tune of 24 hrs. The second is the revolu�ional period around the Sun which takes about 365.25 days for one revolu�ion around the Sun. The third mo�ion is the Preccessional mo�ion. The North Pole of the Earth circumscribes a very slow Precessional mo�ion or Nuta�ion. This takes about approximately 25920 years for one rota�ion or 72 years for one degree or 2160 years for a 30o period. This creates demarca�ion points of the astrological signs to shi�t in the eclip�ic path which the Earth and the planets follow in their mo�ion around the Sun, to the extent of 1 o for every 72 years in the an�iclockwise direc�ion. However, Indian astrologers have
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unequivocally voiced that this precession does not have any e�fect of the demarca�ion points of the 12 signs of the Zodiac which is always considered as Aswini 0 o as the beginning of Aries or Mesha. Predic�ions based upon this assump�ion is accurate compared to the Tropical charts. However, a lot of confusion prevails as to the correct Aswini 0 o, as most of the astrologers are discerning this point based on the longitudes of planets obtained for Tropical posi�ions of planets from the astrological programs, by using a correc�ion factor called Ayanamsa. All the horoscopes in this book employ Prof. BV Raman’s Ayanamsa of 385.33 AD, as the author has found that Raman’s Ayanamsa gives better results than other Ayanamsas for Naadi Predic�ions. The earlier book on Naadi Astrology: Predic�ive Rules (VL Media Solu�ions), has explained several fundamental rules required for predic�ion besides explaining rules of planetary progression, retrogression and exchange. Several readers had conveyed that the rules are not clearly explained. The rules in that book were derived from few Naadi texts which the author has come across. Di�ferent Naadis’ advocate di�ferent rules on planetary progression, retrogression and exchange. This book, not only further elaborates rules, especially of retrogression and exchange but also registers varia�ion in the progressive movements of Venus, Mars and Mercury, depending on whether they are in mobile, fixed or mutable signs. Since this approach gave results reasonably accurate, this is explained with about 40 examples or so. Thus this book attempts to discern the posi�ion of the planets at various periods in a na�ive’s life without much ambiguity. Most important enigma in the Naadi System of Predic�ion is to ascertain the posi�ion of planets at each and every
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period in an individual’s life. This book considers the actual posi�ions of Jupiter and Saturn. Hence, the progression of Jupiter, Saturn, Rahu, Ketu and Venus, Mercury and Mars has to be unequivocally ascertained to make a predic�ion. This becomes more complicated when retrogressions and exchanges occur. All such aspects are clearly defined in this book. No par�icular Naadi system is advocated in this book. Salient features of Bhrigu - Nandi Naadi system explained by Prof. R.G. Rao, Satyanarayana Naik (2009) along with principles from Sapta-Rishi Naadi, Sukra Naadi and other related Naadi texts in Tamil are employed to derive various rules. The author has discerned these rules himself with some help from these Naadi texts by examining hundreds of horoscopes. Several important rules of Progression, Retrogression and Exchanges are very cri�ically discussed in these texts. The author’s main objec�ive to write this book is to explicitly bring out these important rules, which should enable a large number of people to understand and use Naadi astrology. Complete planetary posi�ions based on these rules are shown for all the horoscopes illustrated. Thus, presenta�ion of two charts for each horoscope explains the rules of planetary retrogression, progression and exchange without much ambiguity. The first chart represents posi�ions of planets upto first period of Saturn and the next chart deals with the posi�ions of planets for the second period of Saturn. In this way the posi�ions of planets for any par�icular period and their e�fects could be explained unambiguously. Thus, progression of planets in predic�ion, the e�fect of planets in retrogression and in exchange are explained through
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examples clearly. The authors can proudly men�ion that no book on Naadi Astrology has explained most of the rules of Retrogression and Exchange so clearly which are very crucial for predic�ing events in an individual’s life. Most of the horoscopes discussed are from the author’s diary. The data for few horoscopes have been obtained from wikipedia. com. A few horoscopes has been discussed from old Tamil texts. A Naadi reader in Tamilnadu shoots lots of ques�ions at an individual to know about his/her date of birth. From the date of birth, they cast an horoscope. The Naadi reader then makes predic�ions based on the Naadi system of predic�ion by reading the palm leaves from the bundle in his hand, which contains rules of predic�ion for di�ferent planetary progressions and combina�ions. The reader is thus trained to read the rules and apply it to the horoscope in hand. But the horoscope for that day does not only pertains to the individual in ques�ion, but also to all the people born with the same configura�ion of planets. The same horoscope portends varia�ions. Hence, any predic�ion based on the individual’s horoscope would be accurate only to the extent of 60% or so because three other important factors, two astrological and one non-astrological, should be considered to arrive at accurate predic�ion. The non-astrological factor is the environment. The environment in which the individual grows up has a profound importance in his/her life as it can in�luence the extent and (to some extent) Nature of things occurring in an individual’s life. Thus the varia�ion we observe in the case of a ’Prince and Pauper’, Twins and other people born around the world under iden�ical planetary configura�ions
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is largely in�luenced by the Environment in which the individual grows up. The other two astrological factors are, the genealogical root of the individual and the horoscopes of the individuals who are closely associated with him/her. By Genealogical root, we refer to the dominant planets in the individual’s family as we observe similarity in planetary configura�ion between parents and children and even between grandparents and grandchildren. A planet placed in a similar Raasi or sign in the charts of the parents and children or grandparents and grandchildren could play a big role in deciding the outcome of the Karakatwa of the planet. The horoscopes of closely associated people like the individual’s horoscope with those of the parents (if alive), wife, children, brothers and sisters. An event occurring in an individual’s life at a par�icular period could be re�lected in these horoscopes also. If the Horoscope of the individual could predict 60%, then the other two astrological and non-astrological factors contribute to the remaining 40% of predic�ion. It is important for an astrologer to consider all the above factors carefully before making an accurate predic�ion. In the absence of such informa�ion, the Naadi readers resort to shoo�ing several ques�ions to arrive at the past events. Many Naadi readers asks too many ques�ions only to give only accurate predic�ions on past events. They fail miserably when it comes to future predic�ions. Only a good Naadi reader can make accurate predic�ions and their numbers are small. Astrology developed to a great level in India through ages. However, s�ill, there is no one unique system that can make
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accurate predic�ions. Although Naadi system of predic�ion comes close to it, s�ill there are grey areas that requires clear defini�ion like planetary exchanges, retrogression and progression. Other systems do not appear to be accurate to that extent. Indian astrologers should give the world a unique system of predic�ion that can be put into a computer to predict any chart by bringing out into the open, the secrets of predic�ion, prac�iced as closely guarded secrets by some Schools of astrology in India. Contemporary Physics cannot explain Astrology. Physicists have put themselves into an Academic Straight Jacket, that they cannot even explain most of the phenomenon of the Universe based on the present vast data generated by their study. Even Grand Unifica�ion of all the forces remain a mystery. Probably, if Physicists accept something like Astrological Force, besides the four fundamental Strong, Weak, ElectroMagne�ic and gravity forces, then they could make a headway in even bringing about the Grand Unifica�ion. Physicists, anthropologists and Astrologers should come together to explain Astrology mathema�ically, physically and gene�ically. Un�il that happens Astrology would never receive the credibility it deserves. India is the only country in this world where such a beginning can be done. The final outcome of this exercise would be the Legacy of India to the World besides its spiritualism for ages to come. With this I now hope that an interested reader could learn the nuances of predic�ions by reading this book and prac�icing it in the form of accurate predic�ions.
Chapter 2 Rules of Progression, Retrogression and Exchange
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point of cau�ion – ‘Planetary Bodies or Planets’ men�ioned in this book include Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn and two nodes of Moon – Rahu and Ketu.
A knowledge about the basic characteris�ics of Rasis and Planets are essen�ial in interpreta�ion. Planets lens Cosmic Energy (Lensing Cosmic Energy (LCE)) and focusses them into space. Earth receives this LCE because of its proximity to the planets besides Sun and Moon in our Solar System. Each planet exhibits characteris�ic LCE in regions of space covering 0–360o in the eclip�ic path depending on its Mass and period of rota�ion/revolu�ion. They perform this opera�ion yielding favourable results when they are in certain regions of the eclip�ic plane. This is called Lordships. In certain regions of Eclip�ic they do not yield favourable results as they lens the background energy which does not suit them, in those regions. Hence, they func�ions as enemies, neutr als debilitatedin such regions. Exalta�ion and debilita�ion are points e�fec�ing the LCE favourably or adversely depending on their proximity to Earth. In other words, the lordship planet is the only planet that can lense the planetary LCE favourably through its mass and mo�ion in that par�icular region. Other occupant
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planets can only support or oppose such a lensing energy by modifying through their individual lensing e�fects. The presenta�ion format of all the Charts discussed in this book is shown as follows:
RASI CHARACTERISTICS: Signs/Rasis
Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Angular Coverage
0–30o
31–60o
61–90o
Lordship
Mars
Venus
Mercury
Exaltation
Sun
Moon
None
Debilitation
Saturn
None
None
Direction
East
South
West
Element
Fire
Land
Air
Friends
Sun, Moon, Jupiter, Ketu
Mercury, Saturn, Rahu
Sun, Venus, Saturn, Rahu
Enemies
Mercury, Saturn, Rahu, Venus
Sun, Jupiter, Mars, Moon
Jupiter, Mars, Moon
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Neutral
None
Ketu
Ketu
Category
Destiny Promoter Jeeva
Destiny Manipulator Karma
Destiny Promoter Karma
Artistic, Appearance conscious, Pleasant, Pleasing Manners, Boastful, Jewelry, Precious stones, Finances, Commerce, Trade, Attractive, Lavish Spending, Attraction for the opposite sex, Determined, Strive to achieve the goal, Silk, Fashion Clothes, Women ware, Proficiency in music, Fine arts, Cine field, Houses, Vehicles, Drama, Show business, Treasury, Pleasure loving
Intellect, Skills and Skill oriented Jobs, Creative intelligence, Good Memory, Educational Institutions, Tailoring, Cloth Manufacture, Giving shapes, Computers, Mathematical Proficiency, Liking for Travel, Proficiency in music, Sculptor, Painter, Highly Analytical, Knowledgeable, Speech, Landed Property, Research, Communication
Characteristics Energy, Lands and Land Produce, Agriculture/ Cultivation, Head, ShortTempered, Egoistic, Materialistic, Practical, Harsh words, Out Spoken, Active, Army, Police, Quarrelsome, Aggressive, Hasty and Impatient, Obedience to elders, Rigid Personality, Boastful, Liking for Fame, Recognition and respect in Society, Ruthless, Sadness, Discriminative
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