rectification of birth time

Rectification of Birth Time (An Analytical Approach)

By Prof. P.S. Sas!r; MA , MLitt., Ph .. D.Litt.

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Preface Predictions at times fail because the exact time of birth is not known: or it is known only approximately. The moment when the umbilical cord is cut is generally not noted. Henoe one has to rectify the given time of birth. There are some methods given by the ancient texts. Some methods refer to the Moon and MandL Uttara Kala.m.rita offers a method based on the birth constellation and the weekday_Modifications to this are made by recent writers. These provide a stable background from which one ~n proceed . Nadi Rectification Tables also were prepared by some Scholars of astrology . These are found wanting because the TATIVAS are not clearly understood by the writers. Then there are methods of rectification based on Directions. These refer to primary and secondary directions and also annual solar returns. An examination of these shows them incapable of rectifying the time of Birth. There is Bailey's Parental Epoch. This is examined in detail. Finally symbolic directions are explained in detail. With the help oft.he important. events in the past, the symoolic directions, it is maintained, will help us to rectify the time of birth within a minute or two.

Dr.

P.s. Sastri

Contents 1. The Moment of Birth .................................................. 9

2. Traditional Methods .................................................. 11 3. Day·Constellation Complex ................................•....... 11k

4. Nadi Rectification ...................................................... 68

6. Pre-Natal Epoch ........................................................ 78 6. Directions: Preliminaries .......................................... 90 7. Directions: Limitations ............................................ 102 8. Directions: Some Attempted Equations . ................ lOB

9. Progression by Average> .......................................... 116 10. Symbolic Directiona ...............................................•.. 118

1 The Moment of Birth When is' a child actually born? There are different views. Much depends on the actual moment of birth in timing the events. Some argue that the moment the head of the child comes out orthe mother's womb is the actual moment of birth. What happens when in some cases where instead arthe head, the legs appear first? A second view argues as the basis of a statement - 'Kalau bhupatanam smritam', In this Yuga of !{ali the moment afthe birth is the time when the newly born falls on the ground . Now·a-days many deliveries take place in the maternity homes. The babes do not fall on the ground . Should we wait till the attendant nurse places the babe on the ground? The doctors may not allow it. A third. view fixes the moment arthe birth as the t ime when the child utters the first cry. What happens if the child does not cry till it is slapped? According to tradition, Parikshit was a still born child. Sri Krishna provided artificial respiration and slapped him till he cried. Was that the moment of birth?

Then there are some so called wise men who fix a very good time and make the woman undergo a caesarian opera-

tion. Is that the correct time? We have some cases of this kind of birth. In some instances, the child came out after the time fixed by these so called wise men. In other cases the birth took place on the previous day very very naturally. One mayor may not believe in destiny. But the child comes into existence unawares.

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Rectification of Birth Time

There is a fourth view which we accept. The moment of birth is that particular time when the child has an independent existence. Till then it breathes through the mother . It is when the umbilical chord is cut that the child comes to exist independently. Till then it is an integral part of the mother. This moment comes within three minutes aethe delivery time recorded in the hospital or at home. The recorded time then is not the correct time of birth. It has to be adjusted in the light of the events. When one follows primary or seoondary directions, the difference in the timing of events can cover upto nine months. Moreover, how many of our clocks show the Standard Time correctly? This problem is further complicated. by cases where we have to deal with twins. How should we arrive at the oonect time of birth? The answer is simple, but difficult to implement. In the case of a grown-up person we can succeed to a certain extent. Here we have to note the dates of the important events that took place. This is possible only when the native is nearing thirty. Even then we have no certainty that we can fix the time of birth accurately. The dasas, antardasas, Vidasas and the like spread over a long period. When the given birth time presents the very end or the beginning of a sign, it perplexes not only the average student of astrology, but also the scholar. Hence there is need to know how to rectify the time of birth.

2 Traditional Methods Our astrological texts have indicated. some principles which are said to enable us to rectify the time of birth. I. In the Brihaijataka (4.11) Varahamihira obgerved:

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mo: ••

...: a~'5ft1:

~ i"''''~!l,ql ~ ~ ~ "~I~tII ~ !l"'t 1m'

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When powerful lagna, Sun, Moon and Guru occupy odd signs or navamsas, there is a masculine birth, If these occupy even sings and amsas, they give rise to female hirth. If the Sun and Guru are in odd signs, there is a male birth. If the Moon. Kuja and Shukra are in even signs a female is born. If these planets are in rommon signs aspected by Budha, there will be twins whose sex is determined by the nature of the signs.

Utpala interprets, the last part to mean the navamsa signs of the common signs Mithuna, Kanya, Dhanush and

Mina. In the chart of Mahatma Gandhi (i) Ravi and Guru are in even signs. Lagna and the Moon alone are in odd signs. Varahamihira's theory fails, In navamaa Lagna and Guru are in even signs. But in Mrs. Indira Gandhi's chart Ravi, Guru, Chandra and Lagna are in even signs,


12 0.25

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...., 13.16

1 0 .10 Moon

13.16

Ke" 19.57

""""

L. 13.1. ..: .... 27 .•

__ 'u

"""'.. 25.5:

8.22

",,'

t h us proving Varaha's theory . Still in Pandit Nehru's chart Lagna, Chand ra and Ravi are in even signs. This theory is of doubtful value only. In the present author's chart Lagna, Sun, Moon and Jupiter are all in even signs. Is Varahamira

wrong?

At the time of Varahamihira the sidereal (nirayana) and the tropical (sayans) Zodiacs must have been the same. His theory appears to work as the Sayana Charta to a large extent.

II . Another theory was propounded by the author of Uttara Kalamrita. Slow 5 and 6 of the first Chapter read thus:

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..,,,no.. :i"""R
Here three methods are given. The first two refer to the time of birth and the sex of the native. The third determines the Lagna. From the time of sunrise (local mean time) to the given local mean time of birth, note the ghatikas and the Vighatikns that have elapsed. Each ghati is equal to twenty four minutes, and each Vighati has twenty four seoonds. An hour is equal to two and a half Ghati. A ghati has sixty Vighatis. Convert the duration into Vighatis. Multiply this by four and divide it by nine. The remainder oounted from Asvini, Magha, and Mula must coincide with the star at the time of

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Traditional Methods

birth. If it does not agree, the birth time has to be adjusted accordingly. Suppose the birth was at ten Ghatis and finy five Vighatis. This gives 655 Vighatis. This multiplied by four is 2620 and divided by nine the remainder is one. It is Asvini, Magha or Mula. But if the birth star is Sravana, the remain· der should be four. We have then to add three Vighatis or deduct six Vighatis. The birth then must be at gh 10.58 or at gh 10.49. The second method has to be applied to detennine when the time thus rectified will hold good of a male or a female birth. Convert the duration between the local meantime of sun rise and the local time of birth into Vighatis. Divide this by 225 and take the remainder. Divide the remainder into groups of 15. 30, 45, 60 and 75 Vighatikas. The second and the fourth groups represent a female birth. The rest indicate a male birth.

o Vighatis to 15 Vgh

male

16 Vighatis to 45 Vgh

female


male


female


male

In this division out of 225 Vighatis, 135 are given to male births and 90 to female births. A closer view will show that after 75 Vighatis at the end, the next fifteen also will cover male births. This is paradoxical. A person was born at 10 Gh. 58 Vigh afler sunrise. The Vighati divided by 225 gives a remainder of 208. This places the native in the male birth group. This is correct. As per the exact time of birth of another, the Vjghatis after sun rise are 1242. The remainder is 117 which falls within the female group. Have to deduct 27 Vighatis or add 34 Vighatis to the time of birth just to prove this theory?

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Rectification of Birth Time .

A male child was born at 28gh. 25 vgh. The Vighatis are 1705. Divided by 225 the remainder is 130 in the female group. Are we to add 21 Vighatis or deduct 40 Vighatis from the birth time. This is preponterou8. One possible way out is to divide the remainder by 75 to get three groups. Then the Vighatis 0 to 15, 31 to 45, 61 to 75 should indicate male birth, and the rest a female hirth. The theory as stated is not acceptable. III. Some amendments are made to the above theory by the way of a double check-up. According to this, multiply the birth Vighatis by three and divide it by seven. The remainder counted from Sunday in the order of week-days, must agree with the day of birth. Take the example of birth at 10gh. 58 vigil. The Vighatis are 658 which when multiplied by three and divide by seven leaves no remainder. It is then &even which is Saturday. But the native was born on a Thursday. What should we do then? 6i8 multiplied by four and divided by nine gives four which agrees with the birth constellation. If the birth is at 11 gh. 16 vgh, the two will agree - birth constellation and the week-day. We are not justified in adding 18 Vighatis to the birth time. The late Mr. Rajagopala fyer in his New Era Directions in Astrology haa given a modified method. which is claimed to satisfy both the nakshatra and the week day. His formula is simple. Multiply the birth Vighatis by four and divide it by nine. The remainder plus one is to be counted from Dhanishtha, Mrigasira or Chitra, and it gives the nakshatra at birth. In many cases we have found that one need not be added to the remainder. Multiply the birth Vighatis by three and divide it by seven. The remainder to be counted from Friday. He has taken Friday probably because KaIiyuga commenced on a Friday.

Traditional Methods

15

Then 658 Vighatis according to the traditional version gives Sravana nakshatra correctly; and according to Sri Raja. gopala Iyer's method gives the week day correctly as Thurs-day. IV. The position of Mandi is taken by some to rectify the ascendant, not the exact time of birth. In Uttara Kalamrita we read:

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tclnllq.,i~HlB,qq~I"
Note the Rasi and Navamsa occupied by Mandi and by the Moon. Find out who is stronger. The Lagna at birth will correspond to: (i) The sign occupied by Mandi or the Moon whoever is

stronger; or (ii)

It may be the fifth, seventh or the ninth sign (or either of the two;

(iii) If the ~vamsa sign occupied by Mandi and the Moon are

stronger than their Rasi positions, the lagna will corre· spond to houses, 1,5,7 or 9 from the stronger of the two. Here we get nearly ten alternatives. We are lucky since the author has not covered the remaining two houses also. This view differs from the one given by Mantresvara in his Pha/a Dipika (3.16):

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wr.t

~ jfitCfii~I'li

(IB,4),ei

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Find the sign occupied by Mandi and the lord of that sign. The lagna will be a trine to the signs of these t·vo; (ii) or it will be in the trines to their positions in Navamsa; (iii) the lagna at birth to the sign occupied by Gulika at birth. (Iv) If (i)

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the Moon is stronger, the Jagna will be a trine to the position of the Moon. Mantresvara's view appears to be sounder. But we should know how to calculate Mandi and Gulika. When the duration of the day is thirty ghatis or twelve hours, Mandi appears at the end of 26, 22, 18, 14, 10, 6 and 2 .ghatis counted from Sunday onwards. If the duration is more or less than thirty ghatis, we have to increase or reduce these proportionately. lfthe birth is at night and if the duration of the night is thirty ghatis, Mandi appears at the end of 10,6,2, 26, 22, 18 and 14 ghatis counted from Sunday onwards. For Gulika divide the duration of the day or night into eight equal parts. For a day birth count from that day 00wards. The end of Saturday's part is that of Gulika. For a night birth count from the fifth day (from the day of birth); and the end of Saturday's part gives the position of Gulika.

These calculations may fix the lagna. But they do not provide any clue to the correct time of birth.

V. According to some a~thorities the position of Pranapada enables us to fix the time of birth. The concept ofPranapada is based. on the law of periodicity. Birth can take place only at certain intervals of time. There is thus a correction between the lagna and the degree of Pranapada. Parasara observes that in rectifying the time of birth we have to consider Pranapada, and the position of the Moon.and Gulika. Convert the time of birth into Vighatis and multiply it by two. Add the product to the Sun's longitude if the Sun is in a movable (cardinal, Chara) sign. If the Sun is in a fixed sign add the doubled Vighatis to the Sun's longitude and also add 240 degrees. If the Sun is in a dual (Common) sign add the doubled Vighatis to the Sun's longitude and also add 120 degrees. Expunge multiples of 360. The result gives the position of Pranapada. For example, the birth Vighatis are 658. Multiplying this by two, we get 1316. The Sun is in a cardinal sign at 278 de-

Traditional Methcds

17

gree.lO'. Adding the two we get 1594 deg.l0'. The product is 154 deg.l0'. Pranapada is Kanya on 4 deg.l0'. This is no-

where near the lagna at 658 Vighatis. The lagna is Mina 25 deg.46',

The lagna at birth can be a trine to Pranapada or the seventh from it. This is no consolation since the exact time of birth cannot be known from Pranapada. The Uttara Kalamrita theory and its modification as propounded by Sri Rajagopala Ayyer can be of some help to us. VI. Another theory argues that the navamsa signs occupied by the lord of lagna and by the Moon can be the lagna at birth . This is a vague theory. It can at best help us when the calculated lagna is at the beginning or at the end of a sign. VII. There is still another view. Take the navamsa sign of the lagna. It has 200 minutes, duration. Find the dvadasamsa of that navamsa sign. Each dvadasamsa has duration of 16 minutes and 40 seconds. Count the resultant dvadasamsa from the navamsa lagna. If it falls in an odd sign like Mesha, Vrishabha etc., the native is a male. Each dvadasamsa oBhe navamsa lagns is of 16'.40" duration. When the lagna is 25 degA6' of Pisces, the navamsa lagns is Kumbha. In the eighth navamsa 146 minutes are over. This gives the ninth dvadasamsa.1t is Tula, an odd sign. This agrees with the sex of the native. But if the ayanamsa value given by Lahiri is not accepted, the result can be different. This method can fu: the lagna and not the time of birth. TM time can be within a range of roughly twelve minutes.

3 Day-Constellation Complex Of all the traditional methods one seems to be hitting the bull's eye. Leaving aside the determination of the sex as per the birth ghatis, we can consider the method given in Uttars Kalamrita. This enables us to check the vighatis at the time of birth. This can at times force us to correct the time by about four minutes, as far as the constellation is ooncerned. The time arrived at has to be checked to coincide with the weekday ofhirth.

The Vighatis from Sun rise to the moment of birth have to be multiplied by four and divided by nine. The remainder is to be counted from Asvini. Magha, or Mula; or from Dhanishtha. Mrigasira or Chitrao Mr. Rajagopala Iyyer wanted us to add

one to the remainder. We do not approve this. Still we are giving the tables as this also may form as basis for the sake of further explanation . This result is to be corrected further. The time of birth in local time has to be reckoned from the local mean time of Sunrise. Convert this interval into Vighatis. Multiply this four by three and divide the product by seven. The remainder has to be counted from Sunday or Friday. This must agree with the day of birth. We are presenting three sets of tables. The first agrees with one given in Uttam Kalamrita along with the correction necessitated by the weekday. The second table is as per Raja-

Day - Constellation Complex

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goMia Iyyer's method. The third ignores the addition of one to the remainder for arriving at the birth star_ The day begins with Sun-rise in all these reckonings. It will be found that on any day the interval between two times is sixty three Vighatis. This is a-little over twenty minutes. To reduce this interval, it is better to take the nakshatra from one table and the weekday from another. This is only one possible method. The figures are in Ghatis and Vighatis. The time of Sunrise given in many Panchangas appears to be the Indian Standard Time. This has to be converted into the local mean time_ Using two tables together, if necessary, the time of birth can be corrected within three minutes only.

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TABLE I I. As per Utta's Kalamrita the Nakshatras agree with the weak-day are given in terms of Ghatis and Vighatis from Sunrise. The Nakshatras are

given numerals from Asvisinllo Revatl as 1 to 27. Sunday 1,10,192,11,20 3, 12,21 4,13,22 5,14,23 6,15,24 7,18,25 8, 17,26 9,18,27

1.1

0.5

0.12

0.19

2.4 3.7

1.8

1.15

1.22

2.11

4 .10

3. 14

2.18 3.21

2.25 3.28

5.13

4.17

6.16

4.24 5.27

7.19

6.30

5.20 6.23 8.22 7.26 9.25 8.29 10.28 9.32 11.31 10.35 12.34 11 .38 13.37 12.41

733 8.36 9.39 10.42 11.45 12.48

0.26 1.29

0.33

0.40

0.47

0.54

1.36

1.50

2.32

1.57 3.0

3.35

2.39 3.42

1.43 2.46 3.49

4.31

4.38

4.45

5.34 6.37

5.41

5.48

6.44

7.40

7.47

8.43

8.50

9.46

10.49

9.53 10.56

11.52 12.55

11.59 13.2

13.58 15.1

2.53 3.56

4.3

4.59 6.2

5.6 6.9

6.51

4.52 5.55 6.58

7.5

7.12

754 8.57

8.1 9.4

8.8 9.11

8.15

10.0

10.7

10.14

10.21

11.3

11.10

11 .17

11.24

12.6 13.9

12.13 13.16

12.20 13.23

12.27

13.30

14.5 15.8

14.12 15.15

14.19 15.22

14.26 15.29

15.36

9.18

14.33

14.40 13.44

13.51

15.43 14.47

14.54

16.46 15.50

15.57

16.4

16.11

16.18

16.25

17.49 16.53 18.52 17.56

17.0

17.7

17.14

17.21

17.28

16.32 17.35

17.42

18.3

18.10

18.17

18.24

18.31

18.38

18.45

16.39

19.55 18.59

19.6

19.13

19.20

19.27

19.34

20.58

20.2

20.9

20.16

20.23

20.30

20.37

19.41 20.44

20.51

22.1 23.4 24.7

21 .5 22.8 23.11

21.12

21 .19

21.26

21.33

21.40

21.47

21.54

22.15 23.18

22.22 23.25

22.29

22.36

22.43

22.50

23.32

23.39

23.46

23.53

22.57 24.0

19.48

25.10 24.14

24.21

24.28

24.35

24.42

24.49

24.56

25.3

26.13 25.17

25.24

25.31

25.38

25.45

25.52

25.59

26.6

27.16 26.20

26.27

26.34

26.41

26.48

26.55

27.2

27.9

28.19 27.23

27.30

27.37

27.44

27.51

27.58

28.5

28.12

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1,10,192,11,20 3,12,21 4,13,22 5,14,23 6,15,24 7,16,25 8,17,269,18,27

29.22 28.26 30.25 29.29

28.33 29.36

31.28 30.32

30.39

32.31 31 .35 33.34 32.38 34.37 33.41

31.42 32.45 33.48

35.40 34.44

28.40

28.47

29.43

29.50

30.46 31.49 32.52

30.53 31 .56 32.59

28.54 29.57 31 .0

29.1 30.4 31.7

29.8

29.15

30.11 31.14

30.18 31.21

32.3

32.10

32.17

32.24

33.6

33.13

33.20

33.27

33.55

34.2

34.9

34.30

35.12

34.16 35.19

34.23

3S.5

35.26

35.33

36.8

36.15 37.18

36.22 37.25

36.29

36.36

37.32

37.39 38.42 39.45 40.48

36.43 35.47 37.46 36.50 38.49 37.53 39.52 38.56

34.51 35.54

34.58 36.1

36.57 38.0

37.11 38.14

38.21

38.28

38.35

40.6 41.9

39.17 40.20

39.24 40.27

39.31 40.34

39.38

40.55 39.59 41.58 41.2

37.4 38.7 39.10 40.13 41.16

41.23

41.30

41.37

40.41 41.44

43.1

42.5

42.26 43.29 44.32

42.33 43.36

42.40

42.47

43.8

42.12 43.15 44.18 45.21

42.19

44.4

43.43

43.50

44.39 45.42

44.46 45.49

45.56

45.7 44.11 46.10 45.14

39.3

43.22

44.25

47.13 46.17

45.28 46.24 46.31

45.35 46.38 46.45

48.16 47.20

47.27

47.41

47.48

47.55

46.59 48.2

49.19 48.23 50.22 49.26

48.30 48.37 48.44 49.33 49.40 49.47

48.51 49.54

48.58

49.5

50.1

50.8

51 .25 50.29 52.28 51.32 53.31 52.35

50.36 51.39 52.42

50.43 51.46

SO.50 51 .53

50.57 52.0

51.4 52.7

51.11 52.14

52.49

52.56

53.3

53.10

53.45 55.37 54.41 54.48 56.40 55.44 55.51 57.43 56.47 56.54

53.52 54.55 55.58

53.59 55.2 56.5

57.1

57.8

54.34 53.38

58.46 57.50 59.49 58.53 0.52 59.56 0.59

57.57 59.0 0.3

47.34

46.52

44.53

41.51 42.54 43.57 45.0 46.3 47.6 48.9 49.12 50.15 51.18 52.21

53.17

53.24

54.6

54.13 54.20 55.9 55.16 55.23 56.12 56.19 56.26

54.27 55.30 56.33

57.15 57.22 57.29 58.4 58.11 58.18 58.25 58.32 59.7' 59.14 59.21 59.28 59.35 0.10 0.17 0.24 0.31 0.38

57.36 58.39 59.42 0.45


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1,10,192, 11,20 3,12.21 4, 13,22 5, 14,23 6,15,24 7, 18,25 8,17,269,18.27

0.52

0.59

0.3

0.10

0.17

0.24

1.55

2.2

1.6

1.13

1.20

1.27

1.34

1.41

1.48

2,37

2.44

2.51

3.40

3.47

3.54

4.50

4 .57

0.31

0.38

0.45

3.5 4.8

2.9

2 .16

4.1

3.12

3.19

2.23 3.26

2.30 3.33

5.4

5. 11

4 .15

4.22

4.29

4.36

6.7

6.14

5.18

5.25

5.32

5.39

4.43 5. 46

5.53

6.0

6.42

6.49

6.56

7.45

7.52

7.59

7.3 8.6

8.48

8.55

9.2

2.58

7.10

7.1

6.21

6.28

8.13

8.20

7.24

7.31

6.35 7.38

9.23 10.19 10.26

8.27

8.34

8.41

9.30

9.37

9."

9.51

9.58

10.5

9.9 10.12

11 .22 , 1.29

10.33

10.40

10.47

10.54

11.1

11.8

11 .1 5

12.25 12.32

11 .36

11.43

11 .50

11 .57

12.4

12.11

12.18

13.28 13.35 14.31 14.38

12.39 13.42

12.46

12.53

13.0

13.7

13.14

13.21

13.49

13.56

14.3

14.10

14.17

14.24

15.34 15.41

14.45

14.52

14.59

15.6

15.13

15.20

15.27

16.37 16.44

15.48

15.55

16.2

16.9

16.16

16.23

1S.30

17.40 17.47

16.51

16.58

17.5

17.12

17.19

17.26

17.33

18.43 18.50

17.54

18.1

18.8

18.15

18.22

18.29

18.36

19.46 19.53

18.57

19.4

19.1 1

19.18

19.25

19.32

19.39

20.49 20.56

20.0

20.7

20.14

20.21

20.28

20.35

20.42

21.52 21.59

21 .3

21 .10

21 .17

21 .24

21 .31

21.38

21.45

9.1S

22.55

23.2

22.6

22.13

22.20

22.27

22.34

22.41

22.48

23.58

24.5

23.9

23.16

23.23

23.30

23.37

23.51

25.1

25.8

24.12

24.19

24.26

24.33

24.40

23.44 24.47

26.4

26.11

25.15

25.22

25.29 25.36

25.43

25.50

25.57

27.7

24.54

27.14

26.18

26.25

26.32

26.39

26.46

26.53

27.0

28.10 28.17

27.21

27.28

27.35

27.42

27.49

27.56

28.3

29.13 29.20

28.24

28.31

28.38

28.45

28.52

28.59

29.6

30.16 30.23

29.27

29.34

29.41

29.48

29.55

30.2

30.9

30.37

,.,.«

30.51

3 1.5

31 .12

31.19 31.26

30.30

30.58

23


1, 10,192,11,20 3, 12,21 4,13,22 5,14,23 6, 15,24 7, 16,258, 17,26 9, 18,27

32.22 32.2" 33.25 33.32

31.33

31.40

31.47

31.54

32.1

32.8

32.15

32.36

32.43

32.50

32.57

33.4

33.11

33.18

34.28 34.35

33.39

33.46 33.53

34.0

34.7

34.14

34.21

35.31

35.38

34.42

34.49

34.56

35.3

35.10

35.17

35.24

36.34 36.41

35.45

35.52

35.59

36.6

36.13

36.20

36.27

37.37 37.44

36.48

36.55

37.2

37.9

37.16

37.23

37.30

38.40 38.47

37.51

37.58

38.5

38.12

38.19

38.26

38.33

39.43 39.50

38.54

39.1

39.8

39.15

39.22

39.29

39.36

40.46 40.53

39.57

40.4

40.11

40.18

40.25

40.32

40.39

41 .49 41 .56

41 .0

41.7

41.14

41.21

41.28

41.35

41.42

42.52 42.59

42.3

42.10

42.17

42.24

42.31

42.38

42.45

43.55

44.2

43.6

43.13

43.20

43.27

43.34

43.41

43.48

44.58

45.5

44.'

44.16

44.23

44.30

44.37

44.44

44.51

46.1

46.8

45.12

45.19

45.26

45.33

45.40

45.47

45.54

47.4

47.11

46.15

46.22

46.29

46.36

46.43

46.SO

46.57

48.7

48.14

47.18

47.25

47.32

47.39

47.46

47.53

48.0

49.10 49.17

48.21

48.28

48.35

48.42

48.49

48.56

49.3

50.13 50.20

49.24

49.31

49.38

49.45

49.52

49.59

50.6

51.16 51 .23

SO.27

SO.34

50.41

50.48

SO.55

51 .2

51.9

52.19 52.26

51.30

51.37

51 .44

51.51

51 .58

52.5

52.12

53.22 53.29

52.33

52.40

52.47

52.54

53.1

53.8

53.15

54.25 54.32

53.36

53.43

53.50

53.57

54.4

54.1 1

54.18

55.28 55.35

54.39

54.46

54.53

55.0

55.7

55.14

55.21

56.38

55.42

55.49

55.56

56.3

56.10

56.17

56.24

57.34 57.41

56.31

56.45

56.52

56.59

57.6

57.13

57.20

57.27

58.37 58.44

57.48

57.55

58.2

58.9

58.16

58.23

58.30

59.40 59.47

58.51

58.58

59.5

59.12

59.19

59.26

59.33

0.57

59.54

60.1

60.8

60.15

60.22

60.29

SO.36

Rectification of Birth Tiine

24

Tu.s day 1, 10,192. 11,20 3, 12.21 4. J3,22 5, 14,23 6, 15,24 7,16,25 8, 17,269, 18,21

0.43

0.50

0.57

0.1

0.8

0.15

0.22

0.29

0.36

1.46

1.53

2.0

1.4

1.11

1.18

1.25

1.32

1.39

2.49

2.56

3.3

2.7

2.14

2.21

2.28

2.35

2.42

3.52

3.59

4.6

3.10

3.17

3.24

3.31

3.38

3.45

4.55

5.2

5.9

4.13

4.20

4.27

4.34

4.41

4.48

5.58

6.5

6.12

5.16

5.23

5.30

5.37

5.44

5.51

7.1

7.8

7.15

6.19

6.26

6.33

6.40

6.47

6.54

8.4

8.11

8.18

7.22

7.29

7.36

7.43

7.50

7.57

9.7

9. 14

9.21

8.25

8.32

8.39

8.46

8.53

9.0

10.10 10.17

10.24

9.28

9.35

9.42

9.49

9.SS

10.3

11.13 11 .20

11 .27

10.31

10.38

10.45

10.52

10.59

11.6

12.16 12.23

12.30

, 1.34

11.41

11.48

11.55

12.2

12.9

13. 19 13.26

13.33

12.37

12.44

12.51

12.58

13.5

13.12

14.22 14.29

14.36

13.40

13.47

13.54

14.1

14.8

14.15

15.25 15.32

15.39

14.43

14.50

14.57

15.4

15.11

15.18

16.28 16.35

16.42

15.46

15.53

16.0

16.7

16. 14

16.21 17.24

17.38

17.45

16.49

1ass

17.3

17.10

17.17

18.34 18.41

18.48

17.52

17.59

18.6

18.13

18.20

18.27

19.37 19.44

19.51

18.55

19.2

19.9

19.16

19.23

19.30

17.31

20.40 20.47

20.54

19.58

20.5

20.12

20.19

20.26

20.33

21.43 21.50

21. 57

21 .1

21.8

21 .15

21 .22

21.29

21 .36

22.46 22.53

23.0

22.4

2.2.11

22.18

22.25

22.32

22.39

23.49 23.56 24.52 24.59

24.3 25.6

23.7

23.14

23.21

23.28

23.35

23.42

24.10

24.17

24.24

24.31

24.38

24.45

25.55

26.2

26.9

25.13

25.20

25.27

25.34

25.41

25.48

26.58

27. 5

27.12

26.16

2623

26.30

26.37

26.44

26.51

28.1

28.8

28.15

27.19

27.26

27.33

27.40

27.47

27.54

29.4

29.1 1

29.18

28.22

28.29

28.36

28.43

28.50

28.57

30.7

30.14

30.21

29.25

29.32

29.39

29.46

29.53

30.0

25


1,10,192,11,20 3,12,2 1 4,13,22 5,14,23 6,15,24 7, 16,25 8,17,26 9,18,27

31.10 31.17

31.24

30.28

30.35

30.42

30.49

30.56

31 .3

32.13 32.20

32.27

31.31

31.38

31.45

31.52

31 .59

32.6

33.16 33.23

33.30

32.34

32.41

32.48

32.55

33.2

33.9

34.19 34.26

34.33

33.37

33.44

33.51

33.58

34.5

34.12

35.22 35.29

35.36

34.40

34.47

34.54

35.1

35.8

35.15

36.25 36.32

36.39

35.43

35.50

35.57

36.4

36.11

36.16

37.26 37.35

37.42

36.46

36.53

37.0

37.7

37.14

37.21

38.38

38. 45

37.49

37.56

38.3

36.10

38.17

38.24

39.34 39.41

39.48

38.52

38.59

39.6

39.13

39.20

39.27

40.37 40.44

40.51

39.55

40.2

40.9

40.16

40.23

40.30

41.19

41.26

41 .33

36.31

41.40 41 .47

41 .54

40.58

42.43 42.50

42.57

42.1

42.6

42.15

42.22

42.29

42.36

43.46 43.53

44 .0

43.4

43.11

43.18

43.25

43.32

43.39

44.49 44.56

45.3

44 .7

44.14

44.21

44.28

44.35

44.42

41 .5

41 .12

45.52 45.59

46.6

45.10

45.17

45.24

45.31

45.38

45.45

46.55

47.2

47.9

46.13

46.20

46.27

46.34

46.41

46.48

47.58

48.5

48.12

47.16

47.23

47.30

47.37

47.44

47.51

49.1

49.8

49.15

48.19

48.26

48.33

48.40

48.47

48.54

50.4

50.11

50.18

49.22

49.29

49.36

49.43

49.50

49.57

51.7

51.14

51.21

50.25

50.32

50.39

50.46

50.53

51 .0

52.10 52.17

52.24

51.28

51.35

51.42

51.49

51.56

52.3

52.52

52.59

53.6

53.13 53.20

53.27

52.31

52.38

52.45

54.16 54.23

54.30

53.34

53.41

53.48

53.55

54 .2

55.19 55.26

55.33

54.37

54.44

54.51

54.58

55.5

54." 55.12

55.40

55.47

55.54

56.1

56.8

56.15

56.22 56.29

56.36

57.25 57.32

57.39

56.43

56.50

56.57

57.4

57.11

57.18

58.28 58.35

58.42

57.46

57.53

58.0

58.7

58.14

58. 21

59.31

59.36

59.45

58.49

58.56

59.3

59.10

59.17

59.24

60.34 60.41

60.48

59.52

59.59

60.6

60.13

60.20

60.27

51

61 .2

Rectification of Binh Time

26

Wednesday 1, 10,192,11,20 3,12,21 4,13,22 5,14.23 6,15,24 7,16,258,1 7,269,18,27

0.34

0.41

0.48

0.55

1.2

0.6

0.13

0.20

0.27

1.37

1.44

1.51

1.58

2.5

1.9

1.16

1.23

1.30

2.40

2.47

2.54

3.1

3.8

2.12

2.19

2.26

2.33

3.43

3 .50

3.57

4.4

4.11

3.15

3.22

3.29

3.36

4.46

4.53

5.0

5.7

5.14

4.18

4.25

4.32

4.39

5.49

5.56

6.3

6.10

6. 17

5.21

5.28

5.35

5.42

6.52

6.59

7.6

7.13

7.20

6.24

6.31

6.38

6.45

7.55

8.2

89

8.16

8.23

7.27

7.34

7.41

7.48

8.56

9.5

9.12

9.19

9.26

8.30

8.37

8.44

8.51

10.1

10.8

10. 15

10.22

10.29

9.33

9.40

9.47

9.54

11.4

11.11

11 .18

11 .25

11.32

10.36

10.43

10.50

10.57

11 .39

11.46

11 .53

12.0

12.14

12.21

12.28

12.35

13.10 13.17

13.24

13.31

13.38

12.42

12.49

12.56

13.3

14.13 14.20

14.27

14.34

14.41

13.45

13.52

13.59

14.6

14.48

12.7

15.16 15.23

15.30

15.37 15.44

14.55

15.2

15.9

16.19 16.26

16.33

16.40

16.47 15.51

15.58

16.5

16.12

17.22 17.29

17.36

17.43

17.50 16.54

17.1

17.8

17.15

18.25 18.32

18.39

18.46

18.53

18.11

18.18

17.57

18.4

19.28 19.35

19.42

19.49

19.56

19.0

19.7

19.14

19.21

20.31

20.38

20.45

20.52

20.59

20.3

20.10

20.17

20.24

21.34 21.41

21.48

21.55

22.2

21.6

21 .13

21 .20

21.27

22.37 22.44

22.51

22.58

23.5

22.9

22.16

22.23

22.30

23.12

23.19

23.26

23.33

23.40 23.47

23.54

24 .1

24.8

24.43 24.50

24.57

25.4

25.11

24.15

24.22

24.29

24.36

25.46 25.53

26.0

26.7

26.14

25.18

25.25

25.32

25.39

27.17

26.49 26.56

27.3

27.10

27.52 27.59

28.6

28.13 28.20

28.55

29.2

29.9

29.16 29.23

28.27

29.58

30.5

30.12

30.19

29.30

30.26

26.21 27.24

26.28

26.35

26.42

27.38

27.45

28.34

28.41

28.48

29.37

29.44

29.51

27.31

Day -

27

Constellation Complex

7, 10, 192,11,20 3, 12,21 4,13,22

S. 14,23 6, 15,24 7,16,25 8, 17,26 9,18,27

31,1

31 .8

31.15

31 ,22

31 .29

30.33

30.40

30.47

30,54

32.4

32.11

32.18

32.25

32.32

31.36

31.43

31.50

31 .57

33.7

33.14

33.21

33,28

33.35

32.39

32.46

32.53

33.0

34.10 34 .17

34.24

34,31

34.38

33.42

33.49

33.56

34.3

35.13 35.20

35.27

35.34

35.41

34.45

34.52

34.59

35.6

36.16 36.23

36.30

36.37

36.44

35.48

35.55

36.2

36.9

37.19 37.26

37.33

37.40

37.47

36.51

36.58

37.5

37.12

38.22 38.29

38.36

38.43

38.50

37.54

38.1

38.8

38.15

39.25 39.32

39.39

39.46

39.53

38.57

39.4

39.11

39.18

40.28 40.35

40.42

40.49

40.56

40.0

40.7

40.14

40.21

41.31

41 .38

41.45

41.52

41.59

41.3

41.10

41.17

41.24

42.34 42.41

43,2

42.6

42.13

42.20

42.27

42.48

42.55

43.37 43.44

43.51

43.58

44.5

43.9

43.16

43.23

43.30

44.40 44.47

44.54

45.1

45.8

44.12

44.19

44.26

44.33

45.43 45.50

45.57

46.4

46.11

45.15

45.22

45.29

45.36

46.46 46.53

47.0

47.7

47.14

46.18

46.25

46.32

46.39

47.49 47.56

48.3

48.10

48.17

47.21

47.28

47.35

47.42

48.52 48.59

49.6

49.13

49.20

48.24

48.31

48.38

48.45

49.55

50.2

50.9

50.16

50.23

49.27

49.34

49.41

49.48

50.58

51.5

51.12

51 .19

51.26

50.30

50.37

50.44

50.51

52.1

52.8

52.15

52.22

52.29

51.33

51.40

51.47

51 .54

53.' 54.7

53.1 1

53.18

53,25

53.32

52.36

52.43

52.50

52.57

54.14

54.21

54.28

54.35

53.39

53.46

53.53

54.0

55.10 55.17

55.24

55.31

55.38

54.42

54.49

54.56

55.3

56.13 56.20

56.27

58.34

56.41

55.45

55.52

55.59

56.6

57.16 57.23

57.30

57.37

57.44

56.48

56.55

57.2

57.9

58.19 58.26

58.33

58.40

58.47

57.51

57.58

58.5

58.12

59.22 59.29

59.36

59.43

59.50

58.54

59.1

59.8

59.15

59.57

60.4

60.11


28

Thursday 1, 10, 192,11,20 3,12,21 4,13,22 5,14,23 6,15,24 7,16,25 8,17,269,18,21

0.25

0.32

0.39

0.46

0.53

1.0

0.4

0.11

0.18

1.14

1.21

1.28

1.35

1.42

1.49

1.56

2.3

1.7

2.31

2.38

2.45

2.52

2.59

3.6

210

2.17

2.24

3.34

3.41

3.48

3.55

4.2

4.9

3.13

3,20

3.27

4 .37

4.44

4.51

4.58

5.5

5.12

4.16

4.23

4.30

5.26

5.33

S.40

5.47

5.54

6.1

6.8

6.15

5.19

6.43

6.50

6.57

7.4

7.11

7.16

6.22

6.29

6.36

7.46

7.53

8.0

8.7

8.14

8,21

7.25

7.32

7.39

8.49

8.56

9.3

9.10

9.17

9.24

8.26

B.35

8.42

9.52

9.59

10.6

10.13

10.20

10.27

9.31

9.38

9.45

10.55

11 .2

11 .9

11 .16

11 .23

11 .30

10.34

10.41

10.48

11 .58

12.5

12.12

12.19

12.26

12,33

11 .37

11.44

11 .5 1

13.1

13.8

13.15

13.22

13,29

13.36

12.40

12.47

12.54

14.4

14.11

14.18

14.25

14.32

14.39

13.43

13.50

13.57

15.7

15.14

15.21

15.28

15.35

15.42

14.46

14.53

15.0

16.10 16.17

16.24

16.31

16.38

16.45

15.49

15.56

16.3

17.13 17.20

17.27

17.34

17.41

17.48

16.52

16.59

17.6

18.16 18.23

18.30

18.37

18.44

18.51

17.55

18.2

18.9

19.19 19.26

19.33

'9.40

19.47

19.54

18.58

19.5

19.12

20.22 20.29

20.36

20.43

20.50

20.57

20.1

20.8

20.15

21 .25 21.32

21.39

21.46

21.53

22.0

21.4

21 .11

21 .18

22.28 22.35

22.42

22.49

22.56

23.3

22.7

22.14

22.21

23.31 23.38

23.45

23.52

23.59

24.6

23.10

23.17

23.24

24.34 24.41

24.48

24.55

25.2

25.9

24.13

24.20

24.27

25.37 25.44

25.51

25.58

26.5

26.12

25.16

25.23

25.30

26.40 26.47

26.54

27.1

27.8

27.15

26.19

26.26

26.33

27.43 27.50

27.57

28.4

28.1 1

28.18

27.22

27.29

27.36

28.46 28.53

29.0

29.7

29.14

29.21

28.25

28.32

28.39

29.49 29.56

30.3

30.10

30.17

30.24

29.28

29.35

29.42


29

1,10, 192,11,20 3, 12,214,13,22 5,14,23 6, 15,24 7,16,25 8,17,26 9,18,27

30.52 30.59

31.6

31.13

31.20

31.27

30.31

30.38

30.45

31.55

32.2

32.9

32.16

32.23

32.30

31.34

31.41

31.48

32.58

33.5

33.12

33.19

33.26

33.33

32.37

32.44

32.51

34.1

34.8

34.15

34.22

3<:.29

34.36

33.40

33.47

33.54

35.4

35.11

35.18

35.25

35.32

35.39

34.43

34.50

34.57

36 .7

36.14

36.21

36.28

36.35

36.42

35.46

35.53

36.0

37.10 37.17

37.24

37.31

37.38

37.45

36.49

36.56

37.3

38.13 38.20

38.27

38.34

38.41

38.48

37.52

37.59

38.6

39.16 39.23

39.30

39.37

39.44

39.51

38.55

39.2

39.9

40.19 40.26

40.33

40.40

40.47

40.54

39.58

40.5

40.12

41 .22 41.29

41.36

41.43

41.50

41 .57

41.1

41 .8

41.15

42.25 42.32

42.39

42.46

42.53

43.0

42.4

42.11

42.18

43.28 43.35

43.42

43.49

43.56

44.3

43.7

43.14

43.21

44.31

44.38

44.45

44.52

44.59

45.6

44.10

44.17

44.24

45.34 45.41

45.48

45.55

46.2

46.9

45.13

45.20

45.27

46.37 46.44

46.51

46.58

47.5

47.12

46.16

46.23

46.30

47.40 47.47

47.54

48.1

48.8

48.15

47.19

47.26

47.33

48.43 48.50

48.57

49.4

49.11

49.18

48.22

48.29

48.36

49.46 49.53

50.0

50.7

50.14

50.21

49.25

49.32

49.39

50.49 50.56

51 .3

51.1 0

51.17

51.24

50.28

50.35

50.42

51.52 51.59

52.6

52.13

52.20

52.27

51.31

51.38

51.45

52.55

53.2

53.9

53.16

53.23

53.30

52.34

52.41

52.48

53.58

54.5

54.12

54.19

54.26

54.33

53.37

53.44

53.51

54.47

54.54

55.1

55.8

55.15

55.22

55.29

55.36

54.40

56.4

56.11

56.18

56.25

56.32

56.39

55.43

55.50

55.57

57.7

57.14

57.21 57.28

57.35

57.42

56.46

56.53

57.0

58.10 58.17

58.24

58.31

5&38

58.45

57.49

57.56

58.3

59.13 59.20

59.27

59.34

59.41

59.48

58.52

58.59

59.6

59.55

0.2

60.30

Rectification of Birth

30

Tim:e

Friday f, 10,19 2, 11,20 3,12,21 4,13,225,14,236, 15,24 7,16,25 8,17,26 9,18,27

0.16

0.23

0.30

0.37

0.44

0.51

0.58

0.2

1.19

1.26

1.33

1.40

1.47

1.54

2.1

1.5

1.12

0.'

3.4 4.7

2.8

2.15

3. 11

3.18

5.3 6.6

5.10

4.14

4.21

6.13

5.17

5.24

7.16

6.20

6.27

8.19

7.23

7.30

8.26

8.33

2.22

2.29

2.36

2.43

2.50

2.57

3 .25

3 .32

3.39

3.46

3.53

4.0

4.28

4.35

4.42

4.49

4 .56

5.31

5.38

5.45

5.52

5.59

6.34

6.41

6 . 48

6.55

7.2

7.37

7.44

7.51

7.S8

8.5

7.' 8.12

8.40

8.47

6.54

' .1

9.8

9.15

9.43

9.50

9.57

10.4

10.11

10.18

'.22 10.25

10.46

10.53

11 .0

11 .7

11.14

11 .21

11.28

' .2' 10.32

10.39

11 .49 11.56

12.3

12.10

12.17

12.24

12.31

11 .35

11.42

12.52 12.59

13.6

13.13

13.20

13.27

13.34

12.38

12.45

9.36

13.55

14.2

14.9

14.16

14.23

14.30

14.37

13.41

13.46

14.58

15.5

15.12

15.19

15.26

15.33

15.40

14.44

14.51

16. 1

16.6

16.15

16.22

16.29

16.36

16.43

15.47

15.54

17.4

17.11

17.18

17.25

17.32

17.39

17.46

16.50

16.57

18.7

18.14

18.21

18.28

18.35

18.42

18.49

17.53

18.0

19.10 19.17

19.24

19.31

19.38

19.45

19.52

18.56

19.3

20.13 20.20

20.27

20.34

20.41

20.48

20.55

19.59

20.6

21.16 21 .23

21 .30

21 .37

21.44 21.51

21 .58

21.2

21.9

22.19 22.26

22.33

22.40

22.47

22.54

23.1

22.5

22.12

23.22 23.2' 24.25 24 .32

23.36

23.43

23.50

23.57

24.4

23.15

24.39

24.46

24.53

25.0

25.7

23.8 24,11

25.28 25.35

25.42

25.49

25.56

26.10

25.14

25.21

26.31

26.3 27.6

27.13

26.17

26.24

28.16

27.20

27.27

29.19

28.23

28.30

30.22

29.26

29.33

26.38

26.45

26.52

26.59

27.34 27.41

27.48

27.55

28.2

28.37 28.44

28.51

28.58

29.5

28.' 29.12

29.40 29.47

29.54

30.1

30.8

30.15

24.18

31

Day - Constellation Complu

1,10, 192,11,20 3, 12,21 4, 13,22 5, 14,23 6, 15,24 1, 16,25 8, 17,26 9, 1B,27

30.43 30.SO

30.57

31 .4

31 .11

31 .18

31 .25

30.29

30.36

31 .46 31 .53

32.0

32.7

32.14

32.21

32.28

31.32

31 .39

32.49 32.56

33.3 33.10

33.17

33.24

33.31

32.35

32.42

33.52 33.59

34.6 34.13

34.20

34.27

34.34

33.38

33.45

34.55

35.2

35.9

35.16

35.23

35.30

35.37

34.41

34.48

35.58

36.5

36.12

36.19

36.26

36.33

36.40

35.44

35.51

37.1

37.8

37.15

37.22

37.29

37.36

37.43

36.47

36.54

38.'

38.11

38.18

38.25

38.32

38.39

38.46

37.50

37.57

39,7

39.14

39.21

39.28

39.35

39.42

39.49

38.53

39.0

40.10 40.17

40.24

40.31

40.38

40.45

40.52

39.56

40.3

41. 13 41 .20

41.2 7

41.34

41.41

41.48

41 .55

40.59

41 .6

42.16 42.23

42.30

42.37

42.44

42.51

42.58

4 2.2

42.9

43.19 43.26

43.33

43.40

43.47

43.54

44 .1

43.5

43.12

44.22 44.29

44.36

44.43

44.50

44.57

45.4

44 .8

44.15

45.25 45.32

45.39

45.46

45.53

46.0

46.7

45.11

45.18

46.28 46.35

46.42

46.49

46.56

47 .3

47.10

46.14

46.21

47.31 47.38

47.45

47.52

47.59

48.6

48.13

47.17

47.24

48.34 48.41

48.48

48.55

49.2

49.9

49.16

48.20

48.27

49.37 49.44

49.51

49.58

50.5

50.12

SO.19

49.23

49.30

SO.40 SO.47

50.54

51.1

51.8

51. 15

51 .22

50.26

50.33

51.43 51.50

51 .57

52.4

52.11

52.18

52.25

51 .29

51 .36

52.46 52.53

53.0

53.7

53.14

53.21

53.28

52.32

52.39

53.49 53.56

54.3

54.10

54.17

54.24

54.31

53.35

53.42

54.52 54.59

55.6

55.13

55.20

55.27

55.34

54.38

54.45

55.55

56.2

56.9

56.16

56.23

56.30

56.37

55.41

55.48

56.58

57.5

57.12

57.19

57.26

57.33

57.40

56.44

56.51

58.1

58.8

58.15

58.22

58.29

58.36

58.43

57.47

57.54

59.4

59.11

59.18

59.25

59.32

59.39

59.46

58.SO

58.57

59.53

60.0


32

Saturday 1,10, 192, 11,20 3, 12,21 4, 13,22 5,14,23 6,15,24 7, 16,25 8,17,26 9, 18,27

0.7

0.14

0.21

0.28

0.35

0.42

0.49

1.10

1.17

1.24

1.31

1.38

1.45

1.52

0.56 1.59

2.6

2.13

2.20

2.34

2.41

2.48

2.55

3 .2

3.9

3.1S

3.23

2.27 3.30

3.37

3.44

3.51

3 .58

4.5

4 .12

4. 19

4.26

4.33

4.40

4.47

4.54

5.1

5.8

5.15

5.22

5.29

5.36

5.43

5.50

5.57

6.4

S. 11

6.18

6.25

6.32

6.39

6.46

6.53

7.0

7.7

7. 14

7.21

1.3

7.28

7.35

7.42

7.49

7.56

8.3

8.10

8.17

8.24

8.31

8.38

8.45

8.52

8.59

9.6

9.13

9.20

9.27

9.34

9.41

9.48

9.55

10.2

10.9

10.16

10.23

10.30

10.37 10.44

10.51

10.58

11 .5

11 .12

11 .19

11 .26

11.33

11.40

11.47

11 .54

12.1

12.8

12.15

12.22

12.29

12.36

12.43 12.50

12.57

13.4

13. 11

13. 18

13.25

13.32

13.39

13.46 13.53

14.0

14 .7

14.14

14.21

14.28

14.35

14.42

14.49 14.56

15.3

15.10

15.17

15.24

15.31

15.38

15.45

15.52 15.59

16.6

16.13

16.20

1S.27

16.34

16.41

16.48

16.55

17.2

17.9

17.16

17.23

17.30

17.37

17.44

17.51

17.58

18.5

18.12

18.19

1&26

18.33

18.40

18.47

18.54

19.1

19.8

19.15

19.22

19.29

19.36

19.43

19.50

19.57

20.4

20.11

20.18

20.25

20.32

20.39

20.46

20.53

21 .0

21.7

21.14

21 .21

21 .28

21 .35

21.42

21.49

21 .56

22.3

22.10 22.17

22.24

22.31

2238

22.45

22.52

22.59

23.6

23.13 23.20

23.27

23.34

23.41

23.48

23.55

24 .2

24.9

24.16 24.23

24.30

24.37

24.44

24.51

24.58

25.5

25.12

25.19 25.26

25.33

25.40

25.47

25.54

26. 1

26.8

26.15

26.22 26.29

26.36

26.43

26.50

26.57

27.4

27.11

27.18

27.25 27.32

27.39

27.46

27.53

28.0

28.7

28.14

28.21

28.28 28.35

28.42

28.49

28.56

29.3

29.10

29.17

29.24

29.38

29.45

29.52

29.59

30.6

30.13

30.20

30.27

29.31


33

1, 10,192,11,20 3, 12,21 4,13,22 5,14,23 6,15,24 7,16,258,17,269,18,27

30.34 30.41

30.48

30.55

31.2

31.9

31 .16

31.37 31.44

31.23

31 .30

31.51

31 .58

32.5

32.12

32.40 32.47

32.54

33.1

33.8

33.15

32.19

32.26

32.33

33.22

33.29

33.36

33.43 33.50

33.57

34.4

34.11

34.18

34.25

34.32

34.39

34.46 34.53

35.0

35.7

35.14

35.21

35.28

35.35

35.42

35.49 35.56

36.3

36.10

36.17

36.24

36.31

36.38

36.45

36.52 36.59

37.6

37.13

37.20

37.27

37.34

37.41

37.48

37.55 38.58

38.2

38.9

38.16

38.23

38.30

38.37

38.44

38.51

40.1

39.5

39.12

39.19

39.26

39.33

39.40

39.47

39.54

40.8

40.15

40.22

40.29

40.36

40.43

40.50

40.57

41.4

41.11

41.18

41 .25

41 .32

41 .39

41.46

41 .53

42.0

42.7

42.14

42.21

42.28

42.35

42.42

42.49

42.56

43.3

43.10 43.17

43.24

43.31

43.38

43.45

43.52

43.59

44.S

44.55

45.2

45.9

44.13 44.20

44.27

44.34

44.41

44.48

45.16 45.23

45.30

45.37

45.44

45.51

45.58

46.5

46.12

46.19 46.26

46.33

46.40

46.47

46.54

47.1

47.8

47.15

47.22 47.29

47.36

47.43

47.SO

47.57

48.4

48.11

48.18

48.25 48.32

48.39

48.46

48.53

49.0

49.7

49.14

49.2 1

49.28 49.35

49.42

49.49

49.56

SO.3

SO.10

50.17

50.24

SO.31

SO.52

50.59

51 .6

51 .13

51.20

51.27

SO.38

50.45

51.34 51.41

51 .48

51 .55

52.2

52.9

52.16

52.23

52.30

52.37 52.44

52.51

52.58

53.5

53.12

53. 19

53.26

53.33

53.40 53.47

53.54

54. 1

54.8

54.15

54.22

54.29

54.36

54.43 54.SO

54.57

55.4

55.11

55.18

55.25

55.32

55.39

55.46 55.53

56.0

56.7

56.14

56.21

56.28

56.35

56.42

56.49 56.56

57.3

57.10

57.17

57.24

57.31

57.38

57.45

57.52 57.59

58.6

58. 13

58.20

58.27

58.34

58.41

58.48

58.55

59.9

59.16

59.23

59.30

59.37

59.44

59.51

59.58

59.2

R ectification of Birth Time

34 T8bl. II

11 . Counting the remainder from Dhanishta, Mrlgasira Of Chitra to the birth Star. The remainder piuS one is the birth star (Janma Gh.Vigh = Vighatis x 4 devided by 9) , Sunda~

1,10,192.11,20 3,12,21 4,13,22 5,14,23 6,15,24 7,16,25 8,17,26 9,18,27

0.8

0.15

0.36

0.43

1.16

0.22 1.25

0.29

1. 11

1.32

1.46

2.14

2.21 3.24

2.28 3 .31

2.35 3.38

1.39 2.42 3.45

4.20 4.27 5.30 5.2.3 6.26 6.33 7.36 7.2.9 8.32 8.39 9.35 9.42 10.38 10.45

4.34 5.37

4.41

4.48 5.51

7.43 8.46 9.49 10.52

5.44 6.47 7.50 8.53 9.56 10.59

11.6

11 .13

11 .41

11 .55

12.2

12.9

13.12 14.15

12.16 13.19 14.22

15.16 16.21 17.24

3.17

•• fI

11 .48

6.40

12.44 12.51

12.58

13.47

13.54

14.1

14.50 15.53 16.56 17.59 19.2 20.5 21 .8 22.11 23.14

14.57 16.0 17.3 18.6 19.9 20.12

15.4 16.7 17.10 18.13 19.16 20.19

21 .15 22.18 23.21 24.17 24.24 25.20 25.27 26.23 26.30 27.26 27.33 28.2.9 28.36

21 .22 22.25 23.28 24.31

20.26 21.29 22.32 23.35 24.38

25.34 26.37 27.40 28.43

25.41 26.44 27.47 28.50

13.5 14.6 15.11 16.14 17.17

18.20 19.23

6.54 7.57 • .0 10.3

2.4. 3.52 4.55 5.58 7.1 8,4 • .7 10.10

0.50 1.53 2.56 3.59 5.2 6.5 7.8 8.11

9.14

0.57 2.0 3.3 4.6 5.• 6.12 7.15 8.18

0.1 1.4 2.7 3 .10 4.13 5.16 6.19 7.22 8.25

10.17 11 .20 12.23

9 .21 10.24 11 .27 12.30

• .28 10.31

l' .34

13.26

13.33

12.37

14.29

14.36

13.40

15.25 16.26 17.31

15.32 16.35 17.38

15.39 16.42 17.45

18.27 19.30 20.33

18-34 19.37 20.40

18.41 19.44 20.47

18.46 19.51 20.54

21.36 22.39 23.42 24.45 25.46

21.43 22.46 23.49 24.52 25.55 26.58

21 .50 22.53 23.M 24.59 26.2 27.5

21 .57 23.0 24.3 25.6

14.43 15.46 16.49 17.52 18.55 19.58 21 .1 22,4

28.1 2.9.4

28.8 29.11

26.51 27.54 28.57

26.• 27.12 28.15 29.18

23.7 24.10 25.13 26.16 27.19 28.22

35


' . '0. 19 2,' 1.20 3,12,21 4,13,22 5,14.23 6.15.24 7, 16,25 B, 17,26 9,1B,27

29.32 29.39

29.46

29.53

30.0

30.7

30.14

30.21

29.25

30.35 30.42

30.49

30.56

31.3

31.10

31.17

31 .24

30.28

31.38 31.45

31 .52

31.59

32.6

32.13

32.20

32.27

31.31

32.41

32.55

33.2 34.5

33.9 33.16 33.23 33.30 34.12 34.19 34.26 34.33

32.34

35.1

35.8

35.15

35.22

35.36

34.40

35.50 35.57

36.4

36.,.1

36.18

36.25 36.32 36.39

35.43

36.53

37.0

37.7 37.14

37.21

37.28

37.35

37.42

36.46

37.56

38.3

38.10

38.17

38.24

38.31

38.38

38.45

37.49

38.59

39.6

39.13

39.20

39.27

39.34

39.41

39.48

38.52

40.2

40.9

40.16

40.23

40.30

40.37

40.44

40.51

39.55

41.5

41 .12

41 .19

41 .26

41.33

41 .40

41.47

41.54

40.58

42.8

42.15

42.22

42.29

42.36

42.43

42.50

42.57

42.1

43.11

43.32

43.46

32.48

33.44 33.51 33.58 34.47 34.54

35.29

33.37

43.18

43.25

44.49

43.53 44.58

43.4

44.28

43.39 44.35 44.42

44.0

44.14 44.21

45.3

44.7

45.17 45.24

45.31

45.38

45.45

45.52

45.59

46.6

45.10

46.20 46.27

46.34

46.41

46.48

46.55

47.2

47.9

46.13

47.23 47.30

47.37

47.44

47.51

47.58

48.5 48.12

47.16

48.26 48.33

48.40

48.47

48.54

49.1

49.8

49.15

48.19

49.29 49.36

49.43

49.50

49.57

50.4

SO.11

50.18

49.22

50.32 SO.39

SO.46

50.53

51.0

51 .7

51.14

51.21

50.25

51.35 51.42

51.49

51.56

52.3

5210

52.17

52.24

51 .28

52.36 52.45

52.52 '42.59

53.6

53.20

53.27

54.23

54.30

52.31 53.34

54.44 54.51 54.58

53.13 54.9 54.16 55.5 55.12 55.19

55.26

55.33

54.37

55.47 55.54

56.1

56.8 56.15

56.22

56.29

56.36

55.40

56.50 56.57

57.4

57.18

57.25

57.32

57.39

56.43

58.7 58.14 58.21

58.28

58.35

58.42

57.46

59.31

59.38

59.45

58.49

53.41

53.48

57.53

58.0

5856

59.3

59.59

53.55

59.1 0

54.2

57.11 59.17

59.24

59.52

Rectification of Birth Tinu

36

Monday 1,10,192,11,20 3,12,214.13,22 5,14,23 6,15,247,16,258,17,269,18,27

1.2

0.6

0.13

0.20

0.27

0.34

0.41

0.48

0.55

2.5

1.9

1.16

1.23

1.30

1.37

1.44

1.51

1.58

2.19

2.26

2.33

2.46

2.47

2.54

3.1

3 .50

3.57

4.4

3.8

2.12

4.11

3.15

3.22

3.29

3.36

3.43

5.14

4.18

4.25

4.32

4.39

4.46

4.53

5.0

5.7

6.17

5.21

5.28

5.35

5.42

5.49

5.56

6.3

6.10

7.20

6.24

6.31

6.38

6.45

6.52

6.59

7.6

7.13

8.23

7.27

7.34

7.41

7.48

7.55

8.2

8.9

8.16

9.26

8.30

8.37

8.44

a.51

8.58

9.5

9.12

9.19

10.29

9.33

9.40

9.47

9.54

10.1

10.8

10.15

10.22

11.11

11 ,1a

11.25

11.32 10.36

10.43

10.50

10.57

11.4

12.35 11.39

11.46

11.53

12.0

12.7

12.14

12.21

12.28

13.36 12.42

12.49

12.56

13.3

13.10

13.17

13.24

13.31

14.41

13.45

13.52

13.59

14.6

14.13

14.20

14.27

14.34

15.44 14.48

14.55

15.2

15.9

15.16

15.23

15.30

15.37

16.47 15.51

15.58

16.5

16.12

16.19

16.26

16.33

16.40

17.50 16.54

17.1

17.8

17.15

17.22

17.29

17.36

17.43

18.53 17.57

18.4

18.11

18.18

18.25

18.32

18.39

18.46

19.56

19.0

19.7

19.14

19.21

19.28

19.35

19.42

19.49

20.59

20.3

20.10

20.17

?0.24

20.31

20.38

20.45

20.52

22.2

21 .6

21.13

21.20

2 1.27

21 .34

21.41

21.48

21.55

23.5

22.9

22.16

22.23

22.36

22.37

22.44

22.51

22.58

24.8

23.12

23.19

23.26

23.33

23.40

23.47

23.54

24.1

25.11

24.15

24.22

24.29

24.36

24.43

24.50

24.57

25.4

26.14 25.18

25.25

25.32

25.39

25.46

25.53

26.0

26.7

27.17 26.21

26.28

26.35

26.42

26.49

26.56

27.2

27.10

28.20 27.24

27.31

27.38

27.45

27.52

27.59

28.6

28.13

29.23 28.27

28.34

28.41

28.48

28.55

29.2

29.9

29.16

30.26 29.30

29.37

29.44

29.51

29.58

30.5

30.12

30.19

Day -

37


1,10,192,11,20 3,12,214,13,225,14,236, 15,247,16,258,17,269,18,27

31.29 30.33

30.40

30.47

30.54

31 .1

31.8

31.15

31.22

32.32 31.36

31.43

31.50

31.57

32.4

32.11

32.18

32.25

33.35 32.39

32.46

32.53

33 .•

33.7

33.14

33.21 ·33.28

34.38 33.42

33.49

33.56

34.3

34.10

34.17

34.24

34.31

35.41

34.45

34.52

34.59

35.S

35.13

35.20

35.27

35.34

36.44 35.48

35.55

36.2

36.9

36.16

36.23

36.30

36.37

37.47 36.51

36.58

37.5

37.12

37.19

37.26

37.33

37.40

38.50 37.54

38.1

38.8

38.15

38.22

38.29

38.36

38.43

39.53 38.57

39.4

39.11

39.18

39.25

39.32

39.39

39.46

40.56

40.0

40.7

40.14

40.21

40.28

40.35

40.42

40.49

41.59

41.3

41.10

41 .17

41.24

41.31

41 .38

41 .45

41.52

43.2

42.6

42.13

42.20

42.27

42.34

42.41

42.48

42.55

44.5

43.9

43.16

43.23

43.30

43.37

43.44

43.51

43.58

45.8

44.12

44.19

44.26

44.33 44.40

44.47

44.54

45.1

46.11

45.15

45.22

45.29

45.36

45.43

45.SO

45.57

46.4

47.14 46.18

46.25

46.32

46.39

46.46

46.53

47.0

47.7

48.17 47.21

47.28

47.35

47.42

47.49

47.56

48.3

48.10

49.20 48.24

48.31

48.38

48.45

48.52

48.59

49.6

49.13

50.23 49.27

49.34

49.41

49.48

49.55

50.2

50.9

50.16

51 .26 50.30

50.37

50.44

50.51 SO. 58

51.5

51 ,12

51.19

52.29 51.33

51.40

51.47

51.5-4

52.1

52.8

52.15

52.22

53.32 52.36

52.43

52.SO

52.57

53.4

53.11

53.18

53.25

54.35 53.39

53.46

53.53

54.0

54.7

54.14

54.21

54.28

55.38 54.42

54.49

54.56

55.3 55.10

55.17

55.24

55.31

56.41

55.52

55.59

56.6 56.13

56.20 56.27

56.34

57.9 57.16

57.23

57.30

57.37

55.45

57.44 56.48

56.55

57.2

58.47 57.51

57.58

58.5

58.12

58.19

58.26

58.33

58.40

59.50 58.54

59.1

59.8

59.15

59.22

59.29

59.36

59.43

59.57


38

Tu •• dey f, 10, 192,11,20 3,12,21 4,13.22 5,14,23 6,15,24 7, 16,25 8,17,26 9. 18,27

0.53

1.0

OA

0.11

0.18

0.25

0.32

0.39

0.46

1.56

2.3

1.7

1.14

1.21

1. 28

1.35

1.42

1.49

2.59

3.6

2.10

2.17

2.24

2.31

2.38

2.45

2.52

' .2

' .9

3.13

3.20

3 .27

3.34

3.41

3.48

3 .55

5.5

5.12

4.16

' .23

' .30

4.37

' .44

4 .51

' .58

6.8

6.15

5.19

5.26

5.33

5.40

5.47

5.54

6.1

7.11

7. 18

6.22

6.29

6.36

6.43

6.50

6.57

B.14

8.21

7.25

7.32

7.39

7.46

7.53

8.0

7.' 8.7

9.17

9.24

8.23

8.35

8.42

8.49

8.56

9.3

9.10

10.20 10.27

9.31

9.38

9.45

9.52

9.59

10.6

10.13

11.23 11 .30

10.34

10.41

10.48

10.55

, 1.2

11.9

11.16

12.26 12.33

11 .37

11.44

11 .51

11.58

12.5

12.12

12.19

13.29 13.36

12.40

12.47

12.54

13.1

13.8

13.15

13.22

14.32 14.39

13.43

13.50

13.57

14.4

14.11

14.18

14.25

15.35 15.42

14.46

14.53

15.0

15.7

15.14

15.21

15.28

16.38 16.45

15.49

15.56

16.3

, 6.10

16.17

16.24

16.31

17.41

17.48

16.52

16.59

17.6

17.13

17.20

17.27

17.34

18.44 18.51

17.55

18.2

18.9

18.16

18.23

18.30

18.37

19.47 19.54

18.58

19.5

19.12

19.19

19.26

19.33

19.40

20.50 20.57

20.1

20.22 20.29 20.36

20.43

21.53

22.0

21.4

21 .11

21.18

21.25

21 .32

21 .39

21 .46

22.56

23.3

22.7

22.14

22.21

22.28

22.35

22.42

22.49

23.59

24.6

23.10

23.17

23.24

23.31

23.38

23.45

23.52

25.2

25.9

24.13

24.20

24.27

24.34

24.41

24.48

24.55

26.5

26.12

25.16

25.23

25.30

25.37

25.44

25.51

25.58

27.8

27.15

26.19

26.26

26.33

26.40

26.47

26.54

27.1

28.11

28.18

27.22

27.29

27.36

27.43

27.50

27.57

29.14 29.21

28.25

28.32

28.39

28.46

28.53

29.0

28.' 29.7

30.17 30.24

29.28

29.35

29.42

29.49

29.56

30.3

30.10

20.8 20.15


39

1,10,192,11,20 3,12,214,13,225,14,236,15,24 7, 16,258,17,269,18,27

31.20 31.27

30.31

30.38

30.45

30.52

30.59

31.6

31. 13

32.23 32.30

31.34

31 .41 31.48

31.55

32.2

32.9

32.16

33.26 33.33

32.37

32.44

32.51

32.58

33.S 33.12

33.19

34.29 34.36

33. 40

33.47

33.54

34.1

34.8

34.15

34.22

35.32 35.39

34.43

34.SO 34.57

35.4

35.11

35.18

35.25

36.35 36.42

35.46

35.53

36.0

36.7

36.14

36.21

36.28

37.38 37. 45

36.49

36.56

37.3

37.1 0

37.17

37.24

37.31

38.48

37.52

37.59

38.6

38.13

38.20

38.27

38.34

39.44 39.51

38.55

39.2

39.9

39.16

39.23

39.30

39.37

40.47 40.54

39.58

40.5

40.12

40.19

40.26

40.33

40.40

41.50 41 .57

41 .1

41.8

41. 15

41 .22

41.29

41.36

41,43

38.41

42.53

43.0

42.4

42.11

42.18

42.25

42.32

42.39

42.46

43.56

44.3

43.7

43.14

43.21

43.28

43.35

43.42

43.49

44.59

45.6

44,10

44.17

44.24

44.31

44.38

44.45

44,52

46.2

46.9

45.13

45.20

45.27

45.34

45.41

45.48

45.55

47.5

47.12

46.16

46.23

46.30

46.37

46.44

46.51

46.58

48.8

48.15

47.19

47.26

47.33

47.40

47.47

47.54

48.1

49.11

49.18

48.22

48.29

48.36

48.43

48.50

48.57

49.4

50.14 50.21

49.25

49.32

49.39

49.46

49.53

SO.O

50.7

51.17 51 .24

SO.28

SO.35

50.42

50.49

50.56

51 .3

51.10

52.20 52.27

51.31

51.38

51. 45

51 .52

51.59

52.6

52.13

s..'l23 53.30

52.34

52.41

52.48

52.55

53.2

53.9

53.16

54.2fi 54.33

53.37

53.44

53.51

53.58

54.S

54.12

54.19

55.29 55.36

54.40

54.47

54.54

55.1

55.8

55.15

55.22 56.25

56.32 56.39

55.43

55.50

55.57

56.4

56.11

56.18

57.35 57.42

56.46

56.53

57.0

57.7

57.14

57.21

57.28

58.38 58.45

57.49

57.56

58.3

58.10

58.17

58.24

58.31

59. 41

58.52

58.59

59.6

59.13

59.20

59.27

59.34

59.55

60.2

59.48


40

Time

Wednesday f, 10,192,11,20 3,12,21 4,13,22 5,14,23 6,15,24 7,16,25 8,17,26 9,18,27

0.44

0.51

0.58

0.2

0.9

0.16

0.23

0.30

0.37

1.47

1.54

2.1

1.'

1.12

1.19

1.26

1.33

1.40

2.50

2.57

3.4

2.•

2.15

2.22

2.29

2.36

2.43

3.53

4.0

4.7

3. 11

3.18

3.25

3.32

3.39

3.46

4.56

'.3

5.10

4.14

4.21

4.28

4.35

4.42

4 .49

5.59

6.6

6.13

5.17

5.24

5.31

5.38

5.45

5.52

7.2

7.9

7.16

6.20

6.27

6.34

6.41

6.48

6.55

•••

8.12

8.19

7.23

7.30

7.37

7.44

7.51

7.58

9.15

9.22

8.26

• .33

8.40

8.47

• . 54

9.1

10.11 10.18

10.25

9.29

9.36

9.43

9.50

9.57

10.4

11 .14

11 .21

11 .28

10.32

10.39

10.46

10.53

11 .0

11.7

12.17 12.24

12.31

11 .35

11.42

11.49

11 .56

12.3

12.10

13.20 13.27

13.34

12.38

12.45

12. 52

12.59

13.6

13.13

14.23 14.30

14.37

13.41

13.48

13.55

14.2

14.9

14.16

15.26 15.33

15.40

14.44

14.51

14.58

15.5

15.12

15.19

16.1

16.•

16.15

16.22

9 .•

16.29 16.36

16.43

15047

15.54

17.32 17.39

17.46

16.50

16.57

17.4

17.11

17.18

17.25

18.35 18.42

18.49

17.53

18.0

18.7

18.14

18.21

18.28

19.38 19.45

19.52

18.56

19.3

19.10

19.17

19.24

19.31

20.41

20.48

20.55

19.59

20.6

20.13

20.20

20.27

20.34

21.44 21.51

21 .58

21.2

21 .9

21 .16

21 .23

21.30

21 .37

22.47 22.54

23.1

22.'

22.12

22.19

22.26

22.33

22.40

23.50 23.57

24.4

23.8

23.15

23.22

23.29

23.36

23.43

24.53

25.0

25.7

24.11

24.18

24.25

24.32

24.39

24.46

25.56

26.3

26.10

25.14

25.21

25.28

25.35

25.42

25.49

26.59

27.6

27.13

26.17

26.24

26.31

26.38

26.45

26.52

2 • .2

28.9

28.16

27.20

27.27

27.34

27.41

27.48

27.55

29.' 30.8

29.12

29.19

2 • .23

28.30

28.37

28.44

28.51

28.58

30.15

30.22

29.26

29.33

29.40

29.47

29.54

30.1

41

Day - Con stellation Complex

1,10, 192, 11 ,20 3, 12,214,13,225, 14,236,15,24 7, 16,258, 17,269, 18,27

31.11

31 .18

31 .25

32.14 32.21

32.28

33.17 33.24

30.29

30.36

30.43

30.50

30.57

31.4

31.32

31 .39

31.46

31 .53

32.0

32.7

33.31

32.35

32.42

32.49

32.56

33.3

33.10

34.20 34.27

34.34

33.38

33.45

33.52

33.59

34 .6

34.13

35.23 35.30

35.37

34.41

34.48

34.55

35.2

35.9

35.16

36.26 36.33

36.40

35.44

35.51

35.58

36.5

36.12

36.19

37.29 37.36

37.43

36.47

36.54

37.1

37.8

37.15

37.22

38.32 38.39

38.46

37.50

37.57

38.4

38.11

38.18

38.25

39.35 39.42

39.49

38.53

39.0

39.7

39.14

39.21

39.28

40.38 40.45

40.52

39.56

40.3

40.10

40.17

40.24

40.31

41.41

41.48

41 .55

40.59

41.6

41.13

41.20

41 .27

41 .34

42.44 42.51

42.58

42.2

42.9

42.16

42.23

42.30

42.37

43.47 43.54

44.1

43.5

43.12

43.19

43.26

43.33

43.40

44.50 44.57

45.4

44.8

44.15

44.22

44.29

44.36

44.43

45.53

46.0

46.7

45.11

45.18

45.25

45.32

45.39

45.46

46.56

47.3

47.10

46.14

46.21

46.28

46.35

46.42

46.49

47.59

48.6

48.13

47.17

47.24

47.31

47.38

47.45

47.52

49.2

49.9

49.16

48.20

48.27

48.34

48.41

48.48

48.55

50.5

50.12

50.1 9

49.23

49.30

49.37

49.44

49.51

49.58

51 .8

51.15

51 .22

50.26

50.33

50.40

50.47

50.54

51 .1

52.11

51 .29

51.36

51.43

51.50

51.57

52.4

52.53

53.0

53.7

52.18

52.25

53.14 53.21

53.28

52.32

52.39

52.46

54.17 54.24

54.31

53.35

53.42

53.49

53.56

54.3

54.10

55.20 55.27

55.34

54.38

54.45

54.52

54.59

55.6

55.13

56.23 56.30

56.37

55.41

55.48

55.55

56.2

56.9

56.16

57.26 57.33

57.40

56.44

56.51

56.58

57.5

57.12

57.19

58.29 58.36

58.43

57.47

57.54

58.1

58.8

58.15

58.22

59.32 59.39

59.46

58.50

58.57

59.4

59.11

59.18

59.25

59.53

60.0


42

Thursday 1,10,192,11,20 3, 12,21 4, 13,22 5,14.23 6,15,24 7,16,25 8,17,26 9,18.27

0.35

0.42

0.49

0.56

1.3

1. 10

0.14

0.21

0.28

1.38

1.45

1.52

1.59

2.6

2.13

1.17

1.24

1.31

2.41

2.48

2.55

3.2

3.9

3.16

2.20

2.27

2.34

3.44

3.51

3.58

4.5

4.12

4.19

3.23

3.30

3.37

4.47

4.54

5.1

5.8

5.15

5.22

4.26

4.33

4.40

5.50

5.57

6A

6.11

6.18

6.25

5.29

5.36

5.43

6.53

7.0

7.7

7.14

7.21

7.28

6.32

6.39

6.46

7.56

8.3

8.10

8.17

8.24

8.31

7.35

7.42

7.49

8.59

9.6

9.13

9.20

9.27

9.34

8.38

8.45

8.52

10.2

10.9

10.16

10.23

10.30

10.37

9.41

9.48

9.55

11.5

11.12

11.19

11 .26

11 .33

11 .40

10.44

10.51

10.58

12.8

12.15

12.22

12.29

1~36

12.43

11.47

11 .54

12.1

13. 11

13.18

13.25

13.32

13.39

13.46

12.50

12.57

13.4

14.14 14.21

14.28

14.35

14.42

14.49

13.53

14.0

14.7

15.17 15.24

15.31

1S.38

15.45

15.52

14.56

15.3

15.10

16.20 16.27

16.34

16.41

16.48

16.55

15.59

16.6

16.13

17.23 17.30

17.37

17.44

17.51

17.58

17.2

17.9

17.16

18.26 16.33

18.40

18.47

18.54

19.1

18.5

18.12

18.19

19.29

19.36

19.43

19.50

19.57

20.4

19.8

19.15

19.22

20.32 20.39

20.46

20.53

21.0

21.7

20.11

20.18

20.25

21.35 21.42

21 .49

21 .56

22.3

22.10

21.14

21 .21

21.28

22.36 22.45

22.52

22.59

23.6

23.13

22.17

22.24

22.31

23.41

23.48

23.55

24.2

24.9

24.16

23.20

23.27

23.34

24.44 24.51

24.58

25.5

25.12

25.19

24.23

24.30

24.37

25.47 25.54

26.1

26.8

26.15

26.22

25.26

25.33

25.40

26.50 26.57

27.4

27.1 1

27.18

27.25

26.29

26.36

26.43

27.53

28.0

28.7

28.14

28.21

28.28

27.32

27.39

27.46

28.56

29.3

29.10

29.17

29.24

29.31

28.35

28.42

28.49

43


1,10, 192, 11,20 3,12,21 4,13,22 5,14,23 6, 15,24 7,18,258, 17,269, 18,27

29.59

30.6

30.13

30.20

30.27

30.34

29.38

29.45

29.52

31 .2

31.9

31.16

31.23

31.30

31 .37

30.41

30.48

30.55

32.5

32.12

32.19

32.26

32.33

32.40

31.44

31.51

31 .58

33.8

33.15

33.22 33.29

33.36

33.43

32.47

32.54

33.1

34.11 34.18

34.25

34.32 34.39

34.46

33.SO 33.57

35.14 35.21

35.28

35.35

35.49

34.53

35.0

35.17

36.17 36.24

36.31

36.36 36.45 36.52 35.56

36.3

36.10

37.20 37.27

37.34

37.41

37.48

37.55

36.59

37.6

37.13

37.23 37.30

37.37

37.44

38.51

38.58

38.2

38.9

38.16

38.26 38.33

35.42

34.4

38.40

38.47

39.54

40.1

39.5

39.12

39.19

39.29 39.36 39.43

39.SO

40.57

41.4

40.8

40.15

40.22

40.32 40.39

40.46

40.53

42.0

42.7

41.11

41 .18

41 ,25

41 .35 4 1.42

41.49

41.56

43.3

43.10

42.14

42.21

42.28

42.38 42.45

42.52

42.59

44 .6

44.13

43.17

43.24

43.31

43.41

43.55

44.2

45.9

45.16

44.20

44.27

44.34

44.44 44.51 44.58

45.5

46.12

46.19

45,23

45.30

45.3'1

43.48

45.47 45.54

46.1

46.8

47.15

47.22

46.26

46.33

46.40

46.SO 46.57

47 .4

47.11

48.18

48.25

47.29

47.36

47. 43

47.53

48.0

48.7

48.14

49.21

49.28

48.32

48.39

48.46

48.56

49.3

49.10

49.17

50.24

50.31

49.35

49.42

49.49

49.59

SO.6

50.13

SO.2O

51.27

51.34

SO.36

SO.45

SO.52

01 .2

51 .9

51. 16

51.23

52.30

52.37

51 .41

51 .48

51.55

52.5

52.12

52.19

52.26

53.33

53.40

52.44

52.51

52.58

53.8

53.15

53.22

53.29 54.36

54.43

53.47

53.54

54.1

54.11

54.18

54.25

54.32

55.39

55.46

54.SO

54.57

55.4

55.14 55.21

55.28

55.35

56.42

56.49

55.53

56.0

56.7

56.17 56.24

56.31

56.38

57.45

57.52

56.56

57.3

57.10

57.20 57.27

57.34

57.41

58.48

58.55

57.59

58.6

58.13

58.23 58.30

58.37

58.44

59.51

59.58

59.2

59.9

59.16

59.26 59.33

59.40

59.41


44 Friday

f, 10, 192,11,20 3,12,21 4,13,22 5,14,23 6,15,24 1,16,258,17,269,18,27

0.26

0.33

0.40

0.47

0.54

1.1

1.29

1.36

1.43

1.50

1.57

2.32

2.39

2.46

2.53

3.35

3.42

3.49

4.38

4.45

5.41

0.12

0. 19

1.15

1.22

3.0

2.' 3.7

0.' 1.8 2. 11

2.18

2.25

3.56

' .3

4.10

3.14

3.21

3.28

4.52

4.59

5.6

5. 13

4. 17

4 .24

4.31

5.48

5.55

6.2

6.16

5.20

5.27

5.34

6.44

6.51

6.58

7.5

6.' 7.1 2

7.19

6.23

6.30

6.37

7.47

7.54

8.1

8.8

8.15

8.22

7.26

7.33

7.40

8.50

8.57

9. 11

9.18

9.25

8.29

8.36

8.43

9.53

10.0

••• 10.7

10. 14

10.21

10.28

9.32

9.39

9.46

10.56

11 .3

11.10

11.17

11.24

11 .3 1

10.35

10.42

10.49

1 1.59

12.6

12.13

12.20

12.27

12.34

11 .38

11.45

11.52

13.2

13.9

13.16

13.23

13.30

13.37

12.41

12.48

12.55

14.5

14.12

14.19

14.26

14.33

14.40

13.44

13.51

13.SS

15.8

15.15

15.22

15.29

15.36

15.43

14.47

14.54

15.1

16.11

16. 18

16.25

16.32

16.39

16.46

15.50

15.57

16.4

17.14

17.21

17.28

17.35

17.42

17.49

16.53

17.0

17.7

18.17 18.24

18.31

18.38

18.45

18.52

17.56

18.3

18.10

19.20 19.27

19.34

19.41

19.48

19.55

18.59

19.6

19.13

20.23 20.30

20.37

20.44

20.51

20.58

20.2

20.9

20.16

21.26 21 .33

21.40

21 .47

21 .54

22.1

21 .5

21 .12

21 .19

22.29 22.36

22.43

22.50

22.57

22.8

22.15

22.22

23.32 23.3' 24.35 24.42

23.46

23.53

24 .0

23.' 24.7

23.11

23.18

23.25

24.49

24.56

25.3

25.10

24.14

24.21

24.28

25.38 25.45

25.52

25.59

26.6

26.13

25.17

25.24

25.31

26.41

26.48

26.55

27.2

27.9

27.16

26.20

26.27

26.34

27.44 27.51

27.58

28.5

28.12

28.19

27.23

27.30

27.37

28.47 28.54

29.1

29.8

29.15

29.22

28.26

28.33

28.40

45


1,10,192,11,20 3,12,21 4,13,22 5,14,23 6,15,24 7,16,258, 17,269,18,27

29.50 29.57

30.4

30.11

30.18

30.25

29.29

29.36

29.43

30.53

31.0

31.7

31.14

31.21

31.28

30.32

30.39

30.46

31.56

32.3

32.10

32.17

32.24

32.31

31.35

31.42

31.49

32.59

33.6 33.13

33.20

33.27

33.34

32.38

32.45

32.52

34.2

34 .• 34.16

34.23

34.30

34.37

33.41

33.48

33.55

35.26

35.33

35.40

34.44

34.51

34.58

35.5

35.12

35.19

36.8 36.15 36.22

36.2. 36.36

36.43

35.47

35.54

36.1

37.18

37.25

37.32

37.39

37.46

36.50

36.57

37.4

38.14 38.21

38.28

38.35

38.42

38.49

37.53

38.0

38.7

39.17 39.24

39.31

39.38

39.45

39.52

38.56

39.3

39.10

40.20 40.27

40.34

40.41

40.48

40.55

39.59

40.6

40.13

41 .23 41.30

41 .37

41.44

41.51

41.58

41.2

41 .9

41.16

37.11

42.26 42.33

42.40

42.47

42.54

43.1

42.5

42.12

42.19

43.29 43.36

43.43

43.50

43.57

44.4

43.8

43.15

44.32 44.39

44.46

44.53

45.0

45.7

44.11

44.18

43.22 44.25

45.35 45.42

45.49

45.56

46.3

46.10

45.14

45.21

45.28

46.38 46.45

46.52

46.59

47.6

47.13

46.17

46.24

46.31

47.41

47.48

47.55

48.2

48 .•

48.16

47.20

47.27

47.34

48.44 48.51

48.58

48.37

49.5

49.12

49.19

48.23

48.30

49.47 49.54 50.50 SO.57

50.15 51.18

50.22 51.25

49.26 50.29

49.33

49.40

50.36

50.43

51.53

50.1 50.8 51.4 51.11 52.0 52.7 52.14 53.3 53.10 53.17 54.6 54.13 54.20 55.9 55.16 55.23 56.12 56.19 56.26 57.15 57.22 57.29 58.18 58.25 58.32 59.21 59.28 59.35

52.21

52.28

51.32

51.39

51.46

53.24

53.31 54.34 55.37

52.35 53.38 54.41

52.42 53.45

52.49 53.52

54.48

54.55

5633 56.40 57.36 57.43 58.39 58.46 59,42 59.49

55.44

55.51

55.58

56.47

56.54

57.1

57.50

57.57

58.4

58.53

59.0

59.7

52.56 53.59 55.2

56.5 57.8 58.11 59.14

54.27 55,30

59.56


46

Sat ....dey 1,10,192,11,20 3, 12,2 1 4,13,22 5, 14,23 6.15,24 7, 16,25 8, 17.269,18,21

0. 17

0.24

0.31

0.38

0.45

0.52

0.59

0.3

0.10

1.20

1.27

1.34

1.41

1.48

1.55

2.2

1. 6

1.13

2.23

2.30

2.37

2.44

2.51

2.58

3.'

2. 9

2.1 6

3.26

3.33

3.40

3.47

3.54

4.1

4.8

3.12

3.19

4.29

4.36

4.43

4.50

4.57

' .4

5. 11

4.15

4.22

5.32

5.39

5.46

5.53

6.0

6.7

6.14

5.18

5.25

6.35

6.42

6.49

6.56

7.3

7.10

7.17

6.21

6.28

7.38

7.45

7.52

7.59

8.6

8. 13

8.20

7.24

7.31

8.41

8.48

8.55

9.2

9.9

9.16

9.23

8.27

8.34

9.44

9.51

9.58

10.5

10.12

10.19

10.26

9.30

9.37

10.47 10.54

11.1

11.8

11 .15

11.22

11.29

10.33

10.40

11 .50 11.57

12.4

12. 11

12.18

12.25

12.32

11 .36

11.43

' ·2 .53

13.0

13.7

13.14

13.21

13.28

13.35

12.39

12.46

13.56

14.3

14.10

14.17

14.24

14.31

14.38

13.42

13.49

14.59

15.6

15.13

15.20

15.27

15.34

15.41

14.45

14.52

16.2

16.9

16.16

16.23

16.30

16.37

16.44

15. 48

15.55

17. 5

17.12

17.19

17.26

17.33

17.40

17.47

16.51

16.58

18.8

18.15

18.22

18.29

18.36

18.43

11lSO

17.54

18.1

19. 11 19. 18

19.25

19.32

19.39

19.46

19.53

18.57

19.4

20.14 20.21

20.28

20.35

20.<42

20.49

20.58

20.0

20. 7

21.17 2 1.24

21 .31

21 .38

21 .<45

21.52

21.59

21.3

2 1.10

22.~0

22.27

22.34

22.4 1

22.<48

22.55

23.2

22.6

22.13

23.23 23.30

23.37

23.44

23.51

23.58

24.5

23.9

23.16

24.26 24.33

24.40

24.47

24.54

25.1

25.8

24.12

24.19

25.29 25.36

25.43

25.50

25.57

26.4

26.11

25.15

25.22

26.32 26.39

26.46

26.53

27.0

27.7

27.14

26.18

26.25

27.35 27.42

27.49

27.56

28.3

28.1 0

28.17

27.21

27.28

28.38 28.45

28.52

28.59

29.6

29.13

29.20

28.24

28.31

47

Day - Constellation Complex 1, 10, 192,11,20 3, 12,214, 13,22 5, 14,23 6, 15,24

7. 16,25 8,17,26 9, 18,27

29.41

29.48

29.55

30.2

30.9

30.16

30.23

29.27

29.34

30.44 30.51

30.58

31.5

31.12

31.19

31.26

30.30

30.37

31,47 31.54

32.1

32.8 32.1 5

32.22

32.29

31 .33

31.40

33.1.1

33.1 8

33.25

32.32

32.36

32.43

34.14

34.21

34.28

33.35

33.39

33.46

35.17

35.24

35.31

34.38

34.42

34.49

36.20

36.27

36.34

35.41

35.45

35.52

32.00 32.57 33.' 33.53 34.0 34.7 34.58 35.3 35.10 35.59 36.6 36.13 37.2

37.9

37.16

37.23

37.30

37.37

36.44

36.48

36.55

38.'

38.12

38.19

38.26

38.33

38.40

37.47

37.51

37.58

39.8

39.15

39.22

39.29

39.36

39.43

38.54

39.1

40.11

40.18

40.46

38.00 39.53

39.57

40.4

40.25

40.32

40.39

41. 14 41.21

41 .28

41 .35

41.42

41.49

40.56

41.0

41 .7

42.17 42.24

42.31

42.38

42.45

42.52

41.59

42.3

42.10

43.20 43.27 43.34 43.41 44.23 44.30 44.37 44 ,44

43.48

43.55

43.2

43.6

43.13

44.51

44.58

44.'

44.9

44.16

45.26 45.33

45.40

45.47

45.54

46.1

45.8

45.12

45.19

46.29 46.36

46.43

46.50

46.57

47.4

46.11

46.15

46.22

47.32 47.39

47.46

47.53

48.0

48.7

47.14

47.18

47.25

48.35 48.42

48.49

49.56

49,3

49.10

48.17

48.21

48.28

49.38 49.45

49.52

SO.59

00.6

SO. 13

49.20

49.24

49.31

SO.41

SO.48

SO.55

51 .2

51 .9

51.16

00.23

SO.27

50.34

51 .44 51.51

51.58

52.5

52.12

52.19

51.26

51.30

51.37

52.47 5.2.54 53.1 53.8 53.00 53.57 54 .' 54.11 54.53 55.0 55.7 55.14 55.58 56.3 56.10 56.17 58.59 57.6 57.13 57.20 58.2 58.9 58.16 58.23 58.5 59.12 59.19 59.26

53.15

53.22

52.29

52.33

52.40

54.18

54.25

53.32

53.36

53.43

55.21

55.28

54.35

54.39

54.46

56.24

56.31

55.38

55,42

55.49

57.27

57.34

56.41

56.45

56.52

58.30

58.37

57.44

57.48

57.55

59.33

59.40

58.47

58.51

58.58

59.50

59.54

57

48

Rectification of Birth Time TABLE 111

III Janma Vlghatis X 4 - 9. The remainder Is to be counted from Ohanlstha, Mrlgaslra, Chltra to the birth star. Birth V1ghatls X 3 - 7. The remainder Is to be counted from Friday. The nakshalras are counted from Ashwinl to Revatl as 1 to 27. Sunday f, 10, 192,11,20 3,12,21 4,13,22 5,14.23 6,15,24 7,16,25 8,17,26 9,18,27

0.15

0.22

0.29

0.36

0.43

0.50

0.57

1.18

1.25

1.32

1.39

1,46

1.53

2.0

2.21

2.28 3.31

2.35

2.56

3.38

2.42 3.45

2.49

3.24

3.52

3.59

4.27

4.34

4.41

4.48

4.55

5.2

3.3 4.6 5.9

5.30 6.33

5.37 6.40

5.44

5.51

5.58

6.47

6.54

7.1

6.5 7.8

7.36 8.39

7.43

7.57 9.0

8A 9.7

8.11

B.46

7.50 8.53

9.42

9.49

10.3

10.10

11.6 12.9

11.13

11.20

11.48 11.55

9.56 10.59 12.2

12.16

12.23

12.30

11.34

11.41

12.51 12.58 13.54 14.1

13.5 14.8

13.12 14.15

13.19

13.26

13.33

12.37

10.45 10.52

0.1 1.4

1.11

0.8

2.7

2.14

3.10

3.17

4.13

4.20

6.12

5.16

7.15

S.19

5.23 6.26

8.18

7.22

7.29

9.14

9.21

8.25

8.32

10.17

10.24

9.28

9.35

11.27

10.31

10.38

14.22

14.29

14.36

13.40

12.44 13.47

14.57

15.4

15.11

15.18

15.25

15.32

15.39

14.43

14.50

16.0

16.7

16.14

16.21

16.28

16.35

16.42

15.46

15.53

17.3

17.10

17.17

17.24

17.31

17.38

17.45

16.49

16.56

18.6

18.13 19.16

18.20

18.27

18.34

18.48

17.52

17.59

19.30

19.37

19.51

18.55

19.2

20.12 20.19

19.23 20.26

18.41 19.44

20.33

20.40

20.47

20.54

19.58

20.5

21.15 21.22

21.29

21 .36

21.43

21.50

21.57

21.1

22.18 22.25 23.21 23.28 24.24 24.31

22.32

22.39

22.46

22.53

23.0

23.35

23.49

23.56

24.3

24.52

24.59

25.6

22.4 23.7 24.10

21.8 22.11 23.14 24.17

19.9

24.38

23.42 24.45

25.27 25.34

25.41

25.48

25.55

26.2

26.9

25.13

25.20

26.30 26.37

26.44

26.51

26.58

27.5

27.12

26.16

26.23

49


1, 10,192,11,20 3, 12,21 4, 13,22 5, 14,23 6, 15,24 7, 16,25 8,17,26 9, 18,27

27.33 27.40 28.36 28.43 29.39 29.46 30.42 30.49 31.45 31.52 32.48 32.55 33.51 33.58 34.54 35.1

27.47

27.54

28. 1

28.8

28.50 29.53 30.56 31 .59 33.2 34 .5 35.8

28.57 30.0 31.3 32.6 33.9 34.12 3 5.15 36.18

29.4 30.7

29.11 30.14

31.10 32.13 33.1 6 34.19 35. 22

31.17 32.20 33.23 34.26 35.29

36.25 37.28 38. ;:1 1 39.34 40.37 41.40 42.43

36.32

31 .24 32.27 33.30 34.33 35.36 36.39

37.35 38.38 39.41 40.44 41.47 42.50

37.42 38.45 39.48 40.51 41 .54 42.57

36.46 37.49 38.52 39.55 40.58 42.1

43.46 44.49

43.53 44.56

44.0 45.3

45.52 46.55 47.58 49. 1 SO.4 51.7 52.10

45.59 47.2 48.5 49.8 SO.11 51.14 52.17

46.6

43.4 44.7 45.10

40.2 41.5 42.8 43.11 44.14 45.17

47.9 48.12 49.15 SO.18 51 .21 52.24

46.13 47.16 48.19 49.22 50.25 51 .28

46.20 47.23 48.26 49.29 50.32 51 .35

53.13 54.16 55.19

53.27 54.30 55.33 56.36 57.39

52.31 53.34 54.37

52.38 53.41 54.44

56.22 57.25

53.20 54.23 55.26 56.29 57.32

55.40 56.43

55.47 56.50

58.28 59.31

58.35 59.38

58.42 59.45

57.46 58.49 59.52

57.53 58.56 59.59

35.57 37.0 38 .3 39.6 40.9 41.12 42.15 43.18 44.21 45.24

36.4 37.7 38.10 39.13 40.16 41.19 42.22 43.25 44.28 45.31

36. t 1 3 7.14 38.17 39.20 40.23 41.26 42.29

37.21 38.24 39.27 40.30 41.33 42.3q

43.32 44.35 45.38

43.39 44.42 45.45

46.27 47.30 48.33 49.36 50.39 51.42

46.34 47.37 48.40 49.43 50.46 51.49

46.41 47.44 48.47 49.50 50.53 51.56

46.48 47.51 48.54 49.57 51.0 52.3

52.59

53.6

54.2

54 .•

52.45 52.52 53.48 5;j.55 54.51 54.58 5;).54 56.1 56.57 57.4 58.0 58.7 59.3 59.10

55.5

55.12

56.8 57.11 58.14 59.17

56.15 57.18 58.21 59.24

28.15 29.18 30.21

27.19 28.22 29.25

27.26

30.28

30.35 31.38 32.41

31.31 32.34 33.37 34.40 35.43

28.29 29.32

33.44 34.47 35.50 36.53 37.56 38.59

Rectification of Birth TUne

50 Monday

1,10,192,11,20 3, 12,21 4,13,22 5,14,23 6,15,24 7,16,25 8, 17,269,18,27

0.6

0.13

0.20

0.27

0.34

0.41

0.48

0.55

1.2

1.'

1.16

1.23

1.30

1.37

1.44

1.51

1.58

2.5

2.12

2.19

2.26

2.33

2.40

2.47

2.54

3.1

3.8

3.15

3.22

3.29

3.36

3.43

3.50

3.57

4.4

4.11

4.18

4.25

4.32

4.39

4.46

4'.53

5.0

5.7

5.14

5.21

5.28

5.35

5.42

5.49

5.56

6.3

6,10

6.17

6.24

6.31

6.38

6.45

6.52

6.59

7.6

7.13

7.20

7.27

7.34

7.41

7.48

7.55

8.2

8.9

8.16

8.23

8.30

8.37

8.44

8.51

8.58

9.5

9.12

9.19

9.26

9.33

9.40

9.47

9.54

10.1

10.8

10.15

10.22

10.29

10.36 10.43

10.50

10.57

11.4

11.11

11.18

11 .25

11 .32

11 .46

11 .53

12.0

12.7

12.14

12.21

12.28

12.35

12.42 12.49

12.56

13.3

13.10

13.17

13.24

13.31

13.38

13.45 13.52

13.59

14.6

14.13

14.20

14.27

14.34

14.41

11 .39

14.48 14.55

15.2

15.9

15.16

15.23

15.30

15.37

15.44

15.51

15.58

16.5

16. 12

16.19

16.26

16.33

16.40

16.47

16.54

17.1

17.8

17.15

17.22

17.29

17.36

17.43

17.50

17.57

18.4

18.11

18.18

18.25

18.32

18.39

18.46

18.53

19.0

19.7

19.14

19.21

19.28

19.35

19.42

19.49

19.56

20.3

20.10

20.17

20.24

20.31

20.38

20.45

20.52

20.59

21 .6

21.13

21.20

21.27

21.34

21.41

21.48

21.55

22.2

22.9

22.16

22.23

22.30

22.37

22.44

22.51

22.58

23.5

23.12 23.19

23.26

23.33

23.40

23.47

23.54

24.1

24.8

24.15 24.22

24.29

24.36

24.43

24.50

24.57

25.4

25.11

25.18 25.25

25.32

25.39

25.46

25.53

26.0

26.7

26.14

26.21

26.28

26.35

26.42

26.49

26.56

27.3

27.10

27.17

27.24 27.31

27.38

27.45

27.52

27.59

28.6

28.13

28.20

28.27 28.34

28.41

28.48

28.55

29.2

29.9

29.16

29.23


51

1,JO, 192,17,2O 3,72,274,73,22 5, 74,23 6, 15,247, 16,25 8, 77,269,18,27

29.30 29.37

29.44

29.51

29.58

30.5

30.12

30.19

30.26

30.33 30.40

30.47

30.54

31 .1

31 .8

31 .15

31 .22

31.29

31.36 31.43

31.50

31 .57

32.4

32.11

32.18

32.25

32.32

32.39 32.46

33.7 33.14

33.21

33.28

33.35

34.31

34 .38

32.53

33.0

33.42 33.49

33.56

34.3 34.10

34.17

34.24

34.45 34.52

34.59

35.6

35.13

35.20

35.27

35.34

35.41

35.48 35.55

36.2

36.9

36.16 36.23

36.30

36.37

36.44

36.51

36.58

37.5

37.12

37.19

37.26

37.33

37.40

37.47

37.54

36.1

38.8

38.15

38.22

38.29

38.36

38.43

38.SO

38.57

39.4

39.11

39.18

39.25

39.32

39.39

39.46

39.53

40.0

40.7

40.14

40.21

40.28

40.35

40.42

40.49

40.56

41.3

41.10

41. 17

41 .24

41 .31

41 .38

41.45

41.52

41.59

42.6

42.13

42.20

42.27

42.34

42.41

42.48

42.55

43.2

43.9

43.16

43.23

43.30

43.37

43.44

43.51

43.58

44.5

44.12 44.19

44.26

44.33

44.40

44 .47

44.54

45.1

45.8

45.15 45.22

45.29

45.36

45.43

45.50

45.57

46.4

46.11

46.18 46.25

46.32

46.39

46.46

46.53

47.0

47.7

47.14

47.21

47.49

47.56

48.3

48.10

48.17

48.59

49.6

49.13

49.20

SO.9

50.23

47.28

47.35

47.42

48.24 48.31

48.38

48.45

48.52

49.27 49.34

49.41

49.48

49.55

SO.30 SO.37

SO.44

50.51

SO.58

50.2 51 .5

51.12

50.16 51 .19

51.26

51.33 51 .40

51.47

51.54

52.1

52.8

52.15 52.22

52.29

53.' 53.11 54.7 54.14

53.18

53.25

53.32

54.21

52.36 52.43

52.50

52.57

53.39 53.46 54.42 54.49

53.53

54 .0

54.56

55.3

55.10

55.17

55.24

54.28 55.31

54.35 55.38

55.45 55.52

55.59

56.6

56.13 56.20

56.27

56.34

56.41

56.48 56.55

57.2

57.9

57.16 57.23

57.30

57.37

57.44

57.51

57.58

58.12 59.15

58.33

58.40

58.47

59.1

58.5 59.8

58.19 58.26

58.54

59.22

59.36

59.43

59.50

59.57

59.29

Rectification of Birth Ti!,"-€

52 Tuesday

1,10, 192. 11,20 3,12,21 4, 13,225,14,236, 15,24 7, 16,25 8,17.269,18,27

1.0

0.4

0.11

0.18

0.25

0.32

0.39

0.46

0.53

2.3

1.7

1.14

1.21

1.28

1.35

1.42

1,49

1.56

3.6

2.10

2. 17

2.24

231

2.38

2.45

2.52

2.59

4.9

3 .13

3.20

3.27

3.34

3.41

3.48

3.55

4.2

5.12

4.16

4.23

4.30

4.37

4.44

4.51

4.58

5.5

6.15

5.19

5.26

5.33

5.40

5.47

5.54

6.1

6.8 7.11

7.18

6.22

6.29

6.36

6.43

6.50

6.57

7.4

8.21

7.25

7.32

7.39

7.46

7.53

8.0

8.7

8.1 4

9.24

8.28

8.35

8.42

8.49

8.56

9.3

9.10

9.17

10.27

9.31

9.38

9.45

9.52

9.59

10.6

10.13

10.20

11.30 10.34

10.41

10.48

10.55

11 .2

11.9

11 .16

11 .23

12.33 11 .37

11.44

11.51

11. 58

12.5

12.12

12. 19

12.26

12.40

12.47

12.54

13.1

13.8

13.15

13.22

13.29

14.39 13.43

13.36

13.50

13.57

14.4

14.11

14.18

14.25

14.32

14.46

14.53

15.0

15.7

15.14

15.21

15.28

15.35

16.45 15.49

15.56

16.3

16.10

16.17

16.24

16.31

16.38

17.48 16.52

16.59

17.6

17.13

17.20

17.27

17.34

17.41

17.55

18.2

18.9

18.16

18.23

18.30

18.37

18.44

19.54 18.58

19.5

19.12

19.19

19.26

19.33

19.40

19.47

20.57

20.8

20.15

20.22

20.29

20.36

20.43

20.50

15.42

18.51

20.1

22.0

21 .4

21 .11

21.18

21.25

21.32

21 .39

21.46

21 .53

23.3

22.7

22.14

22.21

22.28

22.35

22.42

22.49

22.56

24 .6

23.10

23.17

23.24

23.31

23.38

23.45

23.52

23.59

25.9

24.13

24.20

24.27

24.34

24.41

24.48

24.55

25 .2

26.12 25.16

25.23

25.30

25.37

25.44

25.51

25.58

26 .5

27.15 26.19

26.26

26.33

26.40

26.47

26.54

27.1

27.8

28.18 27.22

27.29

27.36

27.43

27.50

27.57

28.4

28.11

29.21

28.32

28.39

28.46

28.53

29.0

29.7

29.14

28.25

53


t, 10,192, I 1,20 3,12,21 4, 13,22 5,14,23 6,15,24 7, 16,25 8,17,26 9, 18,27

30,24 29.26

29.35

29.42

29.49

29.56

30.3

30. 10

30.17

31 .27 30.31

30.38

30.45

30.52

30.59

31 .6

31.13

31 .20

32.30 31 .34

31 .41

31.46

31.55

32.2

32.9

32.16

32.23

33.33 32.37

32.44

32.51

32.56

33.5

33.12

33.19

33.26

34.36 33.40

33.47

33.54

34.1

34 .•

34.15

34.22

34.29

35.39 34.43

34.50

34.57

35.4

35.11

35.16

35.25

35.32

36.42 35.46

35.53

36.0

36.7

36.14

36.21

36.28

36.35

37.45 36.49

36.56

37.3

37.10

37.17

37 ,24

37.31

37.36

38.48 37.52

37.59

38.6

38.13

38.20

38.27

38.34

38.41 39.44

39.2

39.9

39.16

39.23

39.30

39.37

40.54 39.58

40.5

40.12

40.19

40.26

40.33

40.40

40.47

41 .57

41 .1

41 .6

41 .15

41 .22

41 .29

41.36

41 .43

41.50

43.0

42.4

42.11

42.18

42.25

42.32 . 42.39

42.46

42.53

44.3

43.7

43.14

43.21

43.28

43.35

43.42

43.49

43.56

45.6

44.10

44.17

44.24

44.31

44.38

44.45

44.52

44.59

46.9

45.13

45.20

45.27

45.34

45.41

45.48

45.55

46.2

47.12 46.16

47.5

39.51

38.55

46.23

46.30

46.37

46.44

46.51

46.58

48.15 47.19

47.26

47.33

47.40

47.47

47.54

48. 1

48.8

49.18 48.22

48.29

48.36

48.43

48.50

48.57

49.4

49.11

50.21

49.25

49.32

49.39

49.46

49.53

50.0

50.7

50.14

51 .24 50.26

50.35

50.42

50.49

50.56

51 .3

51. 10

51.17

52.27 51 .31

51 .38

51 .45

51.52

51.59

52.6

52.13

52.20

53.2

53.9 53.16

53.23

53.30 52.34

52.41

52.46

52.55

54.33 53.37

53.44

53.51

53.58

54.5

54.12

54.19

54.26

55.36 54.40

54.47

55.1

55.22

55.29

55.50

56.4

55 .• 56.11

55.15

56.39 55.43

54.54 55.57

56.18

56.25

56.32

57.42 56.46

56.53

57.00

57.7

57.14

57.21

57.28

57.35

58.45 57.49

57.56

58.3

58.10

58.17

58.24

58.31

58.38

59.48 58.52

58.59

59.6

59.13

59.20

59.27

59.34

59.41

59.55

Rectification of Birth Ti-nt.e

54

Wednesday 1,10, 192, 11,20 3,12,21 4,13,22 5,14,23 6,15,24 7,16,258,17,269,18,27

0.23

0.30

0.37

0.44

1.19

1.26

1.33

1.40

1.47

2.15

2.22

2.29

2,36

2.43

2.50

3.11

3.18

3.25

3.32

3.39

3.46

3.53

5.10

4 .14

4.21

4.28

4.35

4.42

4.49

4.56

6.8

6.13

5.17

5.24

5.31

5.38

5.45

5.52

5.59

7.9

7.16

6.20

6.27

6.34

6.41

6.48

6.55

7.2

8.12

8.19

7.23

7.30

7.37

7.44

7.51

7.58

8.5

9.15

9.22

8.26

8.33

B.40

8.47

8.54

9.1

9.8

0.51

0.58

0.2

0.9

1.54

2.1

1.5

1.12

2.57

3.4

2.8

4.0

4.7

5.3

0.16

9.29

9.36

9.43

9.50

9.57

10.4

10.11

11.28

10.32

10.39

10.46

10.53

11 .0

11.7

11 .14

12.24 12.31

11.35

11 .42

11.49

11 .56

12.3

12.10

12.17

13.27 13.34

12.38

12.45

12.52

12.59

13.6

13.13

13.20

14.30

14.37

13.41

13.48

13.55

14 .2

14 .9

14.16

14.23

15.33

15.40

14.44

14.51

14.58

15.5

15.12

15.19

15.26

16.36 16.43

15.47

15.54

16.1

16.8

16. 15

16.22

16.29

17.39 17.46

16.50

16.57

17.4

17.11

17.18

17.25

17.32 18.35

10. 18 10.25

11 .21

18.42 18.49

17.53

18.0

18.7

18.14

18.21

18.28

19.45 19.52

18.56

19.3

19.10

19.17

19.24

19.31

19.38

20.48 20.55

19.59

20.6

20.13

20.20

20.27

20.34

20.4 1

21.51

21 .58

21 .2

21 .9

21.16

21 .23

21.30

21 .37

21.44

22.54

23.1

22.5

22.12

22.19

22.26

22.33

22.40

22.47

23.57

24 .4

23.8

23.15

23.22

23.29

23.36

23.43

23.50

25.0

25.7

24.11

24.18

24.25

24.32

24.39

24.46

24.53

26.3

26.10

25.14

25.21

25.28

25.35

25.42

25.49

25.56

27.6

27.13

26.17

26.24

26.31

26.38

26.45

26.52

26.59

28.9

28.16

27.20

27.27

27.34

27.41

27.48

27.55

28.2

29.12 29.19

28.23

28.30

28.37

28.44

28.51

28.58

29.5

55


1, 10, 192, 11,20 3, 12,2 1 4, 13,22 5, 14,23 6, 15,24 7, 16,25 8, 17,269, 18,27

30.15 30.22

29.26

29.33

29.40

29.47

29.54

30.1

30.8

31 .18 31.25

30.29

30.36

30.43

30.50

30.57

31 .4

31 .11

32.21

32.28

31 .32

31 .39

31 .46

31.53

32.0

32.7

32.14

33.24 33.31

32.35

32.42

32.49

32.56

33.3

33.10

33.17

34.27 34.34

33.38

33.45

33.52

33.59

34 .6

34 .13

34.20

35.30 35.37

34.41

34.48

34.55

35.2

35.9

35.16

35.23

36.33 36.40

35.44

35.51

35.58

36.5

36.12

36.19

36.26

37.15

37.22

37.2 9

37.36 37.43

36.47

36.54

37.1

37.8

38.39 38.46

37.50

37.57

38.4

38.11

38.18

38.25

38.32

39.42 39.49

38.53

39.0

39.7

39.14

39.21

39.28

39.35

40.45 40.52

39.56

40.3

40.10

40.17

40.24

40.31

40.38

41.48 41 .55

40;.59

41.6

41 .13

41 .20

41 .27

41 .34

41.41

42.2

42.9

42.16

42.23

42.30

42.37

42.44

42.51

42.58

43.54

44.1

43.5

43.12

43.19

43.26

43.33

43.40

43.47

44.57

45.4

44.8

44.15

44.22

44.29

44.36

44.43

44.50

46.0

46.7

45.11

45.18

45.25

45.32

45.39

45.46

45.53

47.3

47.10

46.14

46.21

46.28

46.35

46.42

46.49

46.56

48.6

48.13

47.17

47.24

47.31

47.38

47.45

47.52

47.59

49.9

49.16

48.20

48.27

48.34

48.41

48.46

48.55

49.2

50.12 SO.19

49.23

49.30

49.37

49.44

49.51

49.58

SO.5

51.15 51.22

~0. 26

SO.33

50.40

50.47

SO.54

51.1

51.8

52.18 52.25

51 .29

51.36

51 .43

51.50

51.57

52.4

52.11

53.21

52.32

52.39

52.46

52.53

53.0

53.7

53.14

54.24 54.31

53.35

53.42

53.49

53.56

54.3

54.10

54.17

55.27 55.34

54.36

54.45

54.52

54.59

55 .6

55.13

55.20

56.30 56.37

55.41

55.48

55.55

56.2

56.•

56.16

56. 23

57.33 57.40

56.44

56.51

56.58

57 .5

57.12

57.19

57.26

58.36 58.43

57.47

57.54

58.1

58.8

58.15

58.22

56.29

59.39 59.46

58.50

56.57

59.4

59.11

59.18

59.25

59.32

59.53

60.00

53.28

56

Rectification of Birth Time Thursday

1,10,192,11,20 3,12,21 4,13,22 5,14,23 6.15,24 7,16,25 8,17,26 9,18,27

0.42

0.49

0.56

1.3

0.7

0.14

0.21

0.28

0.35

1.45

1.52

1.59

2.6

110

1.17

1.24

1.31

1.38

2.48

2.55

3.2

3.9

2,13

2.20

2.27

2.34

2.41

3.51

3.56

4.5

4.12

3,16

3.23

3.30

3.37

3.44

4.54

5.1

5.8

5.15

4.19

4.26

4.33

4.40

4.47

5.57

6.4

6.11

6.18

5.22

5.29

5.36

5.43

5.50

7.00

7.7

7.14

7.21

6.25

6.32

6.39

6.46

6.53

8.3

8.10

B.n

8.24

7.28

7.35

7.42

7.49

7.56

9.6

9.13

9.20

9.27

8.31

8.38

8.45

8.52

8.59

10.9

10.16

10.23

10.30

934

9.41

9.48

9.55

10.2

11.12 11 .19

11.26

11 .33 / 10.37

10.44

10.51

10.58

11.5

12.15 12.22

12.29 12.36

11.40

11.47

11 .54

12.1

12.8

13.18 13.25

13.32

13.39

12.43

12.50

12.57

13.4

13.11

14.28

14.35

14.42

13,46

13.53

14.0

14.7

14.14

15.24 15.31

15.38

15.45

14.49

14.56

15.3

15.10

15.17

16.27 16.34

16.41

16.48

15.52

15.59

16.6

16.13

16.20

17.9

14.21

17.30 17.37

17.44

17.51

16.55

17.2

18.33 18.40

18.47

18.54

17.58

18.5 18.12

19.36 19.43

19.50

19.57

19.1

19.8

20.39 20.46

20.53

21.0

20.4

21.42 21.49

21.56

22.3

22.45 22.52

22.59

17.16

17.23

18.19

18.26

19.15

19.22

19.29

20.11

20.18

20.25

20.32

21.7

21.14

21.21

21.28

21.35

23.6

22.10

22.17

22.24

22.31

22.38

23.13

23.20

23.27

23.34

23.41

23.46 23.55

24.2

24.9

24.51

24.56

25.5

25.12

24.16

24.23

24.30

24.37

24.44

25.54

26.1

26.6

26.15

25.19

25.26

25.33

25.40

25.47

26.57

27.4

27.11

27.18

26.22

26.29

26.36

26.43

26.50

28.0

28.7

26.14

26.21

27.25

27.32

27.39

27.46

27.53

29.3

29.10

29.17

29.24

28.28

28.35

26.42

28.49

26.56

57


f, 10, 192,11,20 3,12,21 4,13,22 5,14,23 6,15,24 7,16,258,17,269,18,27

30.6

30.13

30.20

30.27

29.31

29.38

29.45

29.52

29.59 31.2

31.16

31 .23

31.30

30.34

30.41

30.48

30.55

32.12 32.19

32.26

32.33

31.37

31.44

31.51

31.58

32.5

33.15 33.22

33.29 33.36

32.40

32.47

32.54

33.1

33.8

34.18 34.25

34.32

34.39

33.43

33.50

33.57

34.4

34.11

35.21

35.28

35.35

35.42

34.46

34.53

35.0

35.7

35.14

36.24 36.31

36.38

36.45

35.49

35.56

36.3

36.10

36.17

37.27 37.34

37.41

37.48

36.52

36.59

37.6

37.13

37.20

38.30 38.37

38.44

38.51

37.55

38.2

38.9

38.16

38.23

39.33 39.40

39.47

39.54

38.58

39.5

39.12

39.19

39.26

40.36 40.43

40.50

40.57

40.1

40.8

40.15

40.22

40.29

41.39 41.46

41.53

42.0

41.4

41.11

41.18

41.25

41.32

42.42 42.49

42.56

43.3

42.7

42.14

42.21

42.28

42.35

43.45 43.52

43.59

44.6

43.10

43.17

43.24

43.31

43.38

44.48 44.55

45.2

45.9

44.13

44.20

44.27

44.34

44.41

45.51

45.58

46.5

46.12

45.16

45.23

45.30

45.37

45.44

46.54

47.1

47.8

47.15

46.19

46.26

46.33

46.40

46.47

47.57

48.4

48.11

48.18

47.22

47.29

47.36

47.43

47.50

49.0

49.7

49.14

49.21

48.25

48.32

48.39

48.46

48.53

50.3

50.10

50.17

50.24

49.28

49,35

49.42

49.49

49.56

31.9

51 .6

51.13

51.20

51 .27

50.31

50.38

50.45

50.52

50.59

52.9

52.16

52.23

52.30

51.34

51.41

51.48

51.55

52.2

53.12 53.19

53.26

53.33

52.37

52.44

52.51

52.58

53.5

54.15 54.22

54.29

54.36

53.40

53.47

53.54

54.1

54.8

55.18 55.25

55.32

55.39

54.43

54.50

54.57

55.4

55.11

56.21

56.28

56.35

56.42

55.46

55.53

56.0

56.7

56.14

57.24 57.31

57.38

57.45

56.49

56.56

57.3

57.10

57.17

58.27 58.34

58.41

58.48

57.52

57.59

58.6

58.13

58.20

59.30 59.37

59.44

59.51

58.55

59.2

59.9

59.16

59.23

59.58


58 Frid ay

1.10,192, 11,20 3,12,2 1 4, 13.22 5,14.23 6,15,24 7,16,25 8,17,269,18,2 7

0.33

DAD

0.47

0.54

1.1

0.5

0,12

0. 19

0.26

1.36

1.43

1.50

1.57

1.8

1.15

1.22

1.29

2.39

2.46

2.53

3.0

2.' 3.7

2 11

2.18

2.25

2.32

3.42

3.49

3.56

' .3

4.10

3.14

3.21

3.26

3.35

4 .45

4.52

4 .59

5.6

5.13

4.17

4.24

4.31

4.38

5.48

5.55

6.2

6.9

6.16

5.20

5.27

5.34

S.41

6.51

6.56

7.5

7.12

7.19

6.23

6.30

6.37

6.44

7.54

8.1

8.8

8.15

8.22

7.26

7.33

7.40

7.47

8.57

9.'

9.11

9.18

9.25

8.29

8.36

8.43

8.50

10.0

10.7

10.14

10.21

10.28

9.32

9.39

9..46

9.53

11.3

11 .10

11. 17

11 .24

11.31

10.35

10.42

10.49

10.56

12.6

12.13

12.20

12.27

12.34

11.38

, 1.45

11.52

11.59

13.9

13.16

13.23

13.30

13.37

12.41

12.48

12.55

13.2

14.12 14.19

14.26

14.33

14.40

13.44

13.51

13.58

14.5

15.15 15.22

15.29

15.36

15.43

14.47

14.54

15.1

15.8

16.18 16.25

16.32

16.39

16.46

15.50

15.57

16.4

16. 11

17.21

17.28

17.35

17.42

17.49

16.53

17.0

17.7

17.14

18.24 18.31

18.38

18.45

18.52

17.56

18.3

18.10

18.17

19.27 19.34

19.41

19.48

19.55

18.59

19.6

19. 13

19.20

20.30 20.37

20.44

20.51

20.58

20.2

20.9

20.16

20.23

21.33 21.40

21.47

21.54

22.1

21 .5

21 .12

21 .19

21 .26

22.36 22.43

22.50

22.57

22.8

22.15

22.22

22.29

23.39 23.46

23.53

24 .0

23.' 24.7

23.11

23.18

23.25

23.32

24.42 24.49

24.56

25.3

25. 10

24.14

24.21

24.28

24.35

25.45 25.52

25.59

26.6

26.13

25. 17

25.24

25.31

25.38

26.48 26.55

27.2

27.9

27.16

26.20

26.27

26.34

26.41

27.51

27.58

28.5

28.12

28.19

27.23

27.30

27.37

27.44

28.54

29.1

29.8

29.15

29.22

28.26

2B.33

28.40

28.47

Day -


59

1, 10, 192, 11,20 3,12,214, 13,22 5,14,23 6,15,24 7,16,25 8, 17,269,18,27

29.57

30.4

30.11

30.18

30.25

29.29

29.36

29.43

29.50

31.0

31.7

31.14

31.21

31.28

30.32

30.39

30.46

30.53

32.3

32.10

32.17

32.24

32.31

31.35

31.42

31.49

31 .56 32.59

33.6

33.13

33.20

33.27

33.34

32.38

32.45

32.52

34 .9

34.16

34.23

34.30

34.37

33.41

33.48

33.55

34 .2

35.12 35.19

35.26

35.33

35.40

34.44

34.51

34.58

35.5

36.15 36.22

36.29

36.36

36.43

35.47

35.54

36.1

36.8

37.18 37.25

37.32

37.39

37.46

36.50

36.57

37.4

37.11

38.21 38.28

38.35

38.42

36.49

37.53

38.0

38.7

38.14

39.24 39.31

39.38

39.45

39.52

38.56

39.3

39.10

39.17

40.27 40.34

40.55

39.59

40.6

40.13

40.20

41. 16

41 .23

40.41

40.48

41.30 41 .37

41 .44

41.51

41.58

41 .2

4 1.9

42.33 42.40

42.47

42.54

43.1

42.5

42.12

42.19

42.26

43.36 43.43

43.50

43.57

44.4

43.8

43.15

43.22

43.29

44.39 44.46

44.53

45.0

45.7

44.11

44.18

44.25

44.32

45.42 45.49

45.56

46.3

46.10

45.14

45.21

45.28

45.35

46.45 46.52

46.59

47.6

47.13

46.17

46.24

46.31

46.38

47.48 47.55

48.2

48.9

48.16

47.20

47.27

47.34

47.41

48.51

48.58

49.5

49.12

49.19

48.23

48.30

48.37

48.44

49.54

SO.1

SO.8 SO.15

SO.22

#49.26 49.33

49.40

49.47

SO.57

51 .4

51.11

51.18

51.25 SO.29

SO.36

50.43

SO.50

52.0

52.7

52.14

52.21

52.28

51 .32

51.39

51 .46

51 .53

53.10 53.17

53.24

53.31

52.35

52.42

52.49

52.56

54.6

54.13

54.20

54.27

54.34

53.38

53.45

53.52

53.59

55.9

55.16

55.23

55.30

55.37

54.41

54.48

54.55

55.2

56.12 56.19

56.26 57.29

56.40 57.43

55.44 56.47

55.51 56.54

55.58

57.15 57.22

56.33 57.36

57.1

56.5 57.8

58.18 58.25

58.32 sa.39 58.46

57.50

57.57

58.'

58.1 1

59.21

59.35

59.42

58.53

59.0

59.7

59.14

53.3

59.28

59.49

59.56


60

Saturday 1,10,192,11 ,20 3,12,21 4,13,22 5, 14,23 6,15,24 7,16,258, 17,269,18,27

0.24

0.31

0.38

0.45

0.52

0.59

0.3

0.10

0.17

1.27

1.34

1.41

1.48

1.55

2.2

1.6

1.13

1.20

2.30

2.37

2 .44

2.51

:>58

3.5

2.18

2.23

3.33

3.40

3.47

3.54

4.1

4.8

2.' 3.12

3.19

3.26

4.SO

4.57

5.4

5.11

4. 15

4.:>2

4.29

5.25

5.32

4.36

4.43

5.39

5,46

5.53

6.0

6.7

6.14

5.18

6.42

6.49

6.56

7.3

7.10

7.17

6.21

6.28

6.35

7.45

7.52

7.59

8.6

6.13

8.20

7.24

7.31

7.38

8.48

8.55

9.23

8.27

8.34

8.41

' .58

•••

9.16

9.51

'.2 10.5

10.12

10.19

10.26

9.30

9.37

9.44

10.54

11 .1

11 .8

11.15

11 .22

11 .29

10.33

10.40

10.47

11.57

12.4

12.11

12.18

12.25

12.32

11 .36

11 .43

11.50

13.0

13.7

13. 14

13.21

13.28

13.35

12.39

12.46

12.53

14.3

14.10

14.17

14.24

14.31

14.38

13.42

13.49

13.56

15.6

15.13

15.20

15.27

15.34

15.41

14,45

14.52

14.59

16.9

16.16

16.23

16.30

16.37

16.44

15.48

15.55

16.2

17.12 17.19

17.26

17.33

17.40

17.47

16.51

16.58

17.5

18.15 18.22

18.29

18.36

18.43

18.50

17.54

18.1

18.8

19.18 19.25

19.32

19.39

19.46

19.53

18.57

19.4

19.11

20.21

20.28

20.35

20.42

20.49

20.56

20.0

20.7

20.14

21.24 21 .31

21.52

21.59

21.3

21.10

21 .17

21.38

21.45

22.27 22.34

22.41

22.48

22.55

23.2

22.6

22.13

22.20

23.30 23.37

:>3.44

23.51

:>3.58

24.5

:>3.'

23.16

:>3.:>3

24.33 24.40

24.47

24.54

25.1

25.8

24.12

24.19

24.26

2 5.36 25.43

25.50

25.57

26.4

26.11

25.15

25.22

25.29

26.3' 26.46

26.53

27.0

27.7

27.14

26.18

26.25

26.32

27.42 27.49

27.56

28.3

28.10

28.17

27.21

27.28

27.35 .

28.45 28.52

28.59

29.6

29.13

29.20

28.24

28.31

28.38

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1, 10, 192, 11,20 3,12,2 1 4, 13,22 5,14,23 6, 15,24 7, 16,25 8,17,26 9, 18,2 7

29.48 29.55

30.2

30.9

30.16

30.23

29.27

29.34

29.41

30.51

30.58

31 .5

31.12

31.19

31 .26

30.30

30.37

30.44

31.54

32.1

32.29 31.33

31.40

31 .47

32.57

32.8 32.15 3222 33.11

33.18

33.25

33.32

32.36

32.43

34.0

33.4 34.7

32.50

34.14

34.21

34.28

34.35

33.39

33.46

33.53

35.3

35.10

35.17

35.24

35.31

35.38

34.42

34.49

34.56

36.6

36.13

36.20

36.27

36.34

36.41

35.45

35.52

35. 59

37.9

37.16

37.23

37.30

37.37

37.44

36.48

36.55

37.2

38.12 38.19 38.26

38.33

38.40

38.47

37.51

37.58

38.5

39.15 39.22

39.29

39.36

39.43

39.50

38.54

39.1

39.8

40.18 40.25

40.32

40.39

40.46

40.53

39.57

40.4

40.11

41 .21

41 .28

4 1.35

41.42

41 .49

41.56

41 .0

41.7

41.14

42.24 42.31

4238

42.45

42.52

42.59

42.3

42.10

42.17

43.27 43.34

43.41

43.48

43.55

44.2

43 .•

43.13

43.20

44 .30 44.37

44.44

44 .51

44.58

45.5

44.9

44.16

44.23

45.33 45.40

45.47

45.54

46.1

46.8

45.12

45.19

45.26

46.36 46.43

46.50

46.57

47.4

47.11

46.15

46.22

46.29

47.39 47.46

47.53

48.0

48.7

48.14

47.18

47.25

47.32

48.42 48.49

48.56

49.3

49. 10

49.17

48.21

48.28

48.35

49.45 49.52

49.59

SO.13

50.20

49.24

49.31

49.38

50.48 50.55

51 .2

51.16

51.23

50.27

52.5 53.8

52.19 52.26 53.22 53.29 54.18 54.25 54.32 55.21 55.28 55.35

51.30

SO.34 51.37 52.40

50.41

51 .51 51.58 52.54 53.1

SO .• 51.9 52.12 53.15

53.57 55.0

56.3

54.4 54.11 55.7 55.14

52.33

58.37

56.38 57.41 58.44

53.36 53.43 54.39 54.46 55.42 55.49 56.45 56.52 57.48 57.55

59.40

59.47

58.51

56.10 56.17 57.13 57.20

56.24

57.6

56.31

57.27

57.34

58.9

58.16

58.23

58.30

59.12 59.19

59.26

59.33

59.54

58.58

51.44 52.47 53.50

54.53 55.56 56.59 58.2 59.5


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Table IV (8) The problem of relating the first table to the second or third creates difficulties. The first is based upon Uttara Kalamrita modified to agree with the weekdays. It starts with Asvini N akshatra and Sunday.

(b) The second is based on Sri Raja Gopala Iyyer's method. It wants us to add one to the remainder to get the birth constallation from Dhanishta. Mrigasira or Chitrao Here the week starts from Friday.

(c) The third is a modified version of the second. Here no addition is made to the remainder to get the birth Constellation. The formula in all these cases is:(i) Birth Vigh.tis multiplied by four and divided by nine. The remainder gives the ronstellation at birth. (ii) Birth Vigh.tis multiplied by three and divided by seven. The remainder gives the weekday of birth. In all the three tables the times of birth are at intervals of 63 Vighatis. Divide the birth ghatis by 63. Take the remainder. See whether it fits into any of the following. Otherwise make necessary adjustments. (A) First the method of Uttara Kalamrita, We are giving the first unit which shows agreement of the Nakshatra and the weekday. The nakshatras are given numerals 1 to 27. starting from Asvini and ending with Revati, The timings are in Vighatis. Nailshatral Sunday Monday Tuttday Wldnu. Thu.,.." Friday Saturday

1,10,19 2,11,20 3,12,21 4,13,22 5,14,23 6,15,24 7,16,25 8,17,26 9,18,27

, " " "

6!

12 19

43 50

3 10 17

..., . 26

33

31 38

.. ..

..

34

"

25 32 39

. ..

1 8 1• 22 29

" "

30

18

62 6 13 2. 27

16 23 3
37

53

4

II

61 OS 2

•

7 14 21 28 35

.• <2 4'

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Taking the Vighati from the time of the day, one can apply the relevant data to the second or third table. (B) The next table follows Sri Raja Gopala Iyyer's method. Birth Vighatis multiplied by 4 and divided by nine gives a remainder. Add one to this and rount from Dhanishtha, Mrigasira or Chitra to get the birth star. The starting point is the weekday. The nakshatras are counted from Asvini to Revati. The first Vighatis are given. Weekday is from Friday. Naluhotra8 Sun.day Monday 1,10,19 2.1l,20 3,12,21 4,13,22 5,14,23 6,15,24 7,16,25 8,17,26

8

•5 22 29 36

62

•

13 20 27

.. .. 50 67

•

..."

~sday

53 60

•

11

18

25 32 3'

.. .. . .. ..

Wldn.e• . Thu,.,. Friday Saturday

35

5.

26

33

.9

2

47

17 24

3•

. 38

9

0

54

"

7

61

"

5 .2

59

19

10

23

30

2.

52

3

" (C) This table follows a modified method , Here we do not

9.16,27

37

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add one to the remainder to get the birth nakshatra, The Naksbatras are counted from Asvini to Revati. The number are the Vighatis. Friday starts the week.

.

.... .

NoA,lI4trat Sun.day Monday Tcasday Wtdnn. Thun. Friday Saturday 1,10,19 2,11,20 3,12,21 4,13,22 5,14,23 6,15,24 7,16,25 8,17,26 9,18,27

15 22 29 36

• •• •

57

•

•

33

2<

47

."

20

11

2

27

•S

9

0

25 32

II

7

61

23

3•

30

"

5 12

. .. 50

51 58

...." . . . 37

62

68

21 28 36

" 19 2•

38

52 59

3

••

.7

Monday at Gh,22.61. After dividing by 63, we have the remainder 48. Nakshatra is Krittika. tbe eighth from D~ishtha. Table IV (In shows that the time is oorrect.


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Sunday, Anuradha. at 29.45. Table III corrects it to 29.46. Thursday, Sravana, at 10.58. The remainder is 28. 28 x 4 divided by 9 gives four as the remainder. Counted from Mula we get the nakshatra as per Uttara Kalamrita. But 28 x 3 divided by 7 leaves no remainder. If we count it from Sunday, it turns to be Saturday. But if we count from Friday, we get Thursday. This is what is meant by taking nakshatra from

one method and the weekday from another. Since Table IV does not clearly present the method. ofsyn·

tbesising the two methods we give the two tables, one for the nakshatras and another for the weekdays

Table V (A) Following the theory of Uttara Kalamrita we give the weekdays. The first column gives the Vighatis and the second the weekday counted from Sunday.

Vighatis

Weekdays

1,8,15,22,29,36,43,50,57 2,9, 16,23,30,37,44,51,58 3,10,17,24,31,38,45,52,5 4,11,18,25,32,39,46,53,6 5,12,19,26,33,40,47,54,6 6,13,20,27,34,41,48,55,6 7,14,21,28,35,42,49,56,6

Tuesday Friday Monday Thursday Sunday Wednesday Saturday

(B) Following the same theory we give the Vighatis in the first column and the oorresponding oonstellation in the second column. The oount is from Asvini to Revati.

Vighatls 1,10,19,28,37,46,55 2,11,20,29,38,47,56 3,12,21,30,39,48,57 4,13,22,31,40,49,58 5,14,23,32,41,50,59 6,15,24,33,42,51,60

Nakshatras 4,13,22 8,17,26 3,12,21 7,16,25 2,11,20 6,15,24

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Day - Constellation Complex 7,16,25,34,43,52,61 8,17,26,35,44,53,62 9,18,27,36,45,54,63

1,10,19 5,14,23 9,18,27

Table VI (A) Following the amended version of Sri Raja Oopsls lyyer we have to count the nakshatras from Dhanishtha and the weekdays from Friday. Keeping this in mind and to avoid confusion we have given th ~ numbers to the constellations as they become when they are counted from Asvini. The Vighatis are those we get. as remainder after the birth ghatis are divided by 63.

Vighatis 1,10,19,28,37,46,55 2,11,20,29,38,47,56 3,12,21,30,39,48,57 4,13,22,31,40,49,58 5,14,23,32,41,50,59 6,15,24,33,42,51,60 7,16,25,34,43,52,61 8,17,26,35,46,53,62 9,18,27,36,45,54,63

Constellation 8,17,26 2,11,20 7,16,25 2,11,20 6,15,24 1,10,19 5,14,23 9,18,27 4,13,22

In t.his method the weekdays are given for the Vighatis of the remainder. The weekdays are oounted from Friday. But to avoid ron fusion we are mentioning the weekday clearly.

Vlghatlo

Weekdays

1,8,15,22,29,36,43,50,57 2,9,16,23,30,37,44,51,58 3,10,17,24,31,38,45,52,59 4,11,18,25,32,39,46,53,60 5, 12,19,26,33,40,47,54,61 6,13,20,27,34,41,48,55,62 7,14,21,28,35,42,49,56,63

Sunday Wednesday Saturday Tuesday Friday Monday Thursday

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Table VII In Tables II, and IV (8) we have followed Sri Rajagopala Iyyer's method; according to this divide the birth Vighatis by sixty three. Add one to the remainder and count it fram Dhanishtha, Mrigasira and Chitrao For those who are interested in this method, we give the remainder Vighatis and the corresponding nakshatras. The count is from Dhanishtha, Mrignsira, and Chitrao But to avoid confusion we are numbering them from Asvini.

VighotJs

Naksbatras

1,10,19,28,37,46,55 2,11,20,29,38,47,56 3,12,21,30,39,48,57 4,13,22,31,40,49,58 5,14,23,32,41,50,59

9,18,27 4,13,22 8,17,26 3,12,21 7,16,25

6,15,24,33,42,51,60

2,11,20

7,16,25,34,43,52,61

6,15,24 1,10,19 5,14,23

8,17,26,35,44,53,62 9,18,27,36,45,54,63

Tables I and III can enable us to rectify the time of birth. Where necessary we need modification {rom Table IV (A) and (e), and also (rom Table V. From these tables we can draw BOme conclusions. (1) The tables stop at Vighatis only. But what happens when

the recorded births give us something like gb 9. Vgh 40 and 45 (3/4 Vgh)? ThiB is a serious snag in this theory. (2) The tables show that births can occur at sunrise and sun-

set. (3) These tables can help to fIx the time of birth within three to fIve minutes alone. (4) They do not determine the sex of the native. Possibly we have to amend the principle given in Uttara Kalamrita

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by a forward and also by a backward movement. Other· wise for ninety vighatis there can be no female birth. We tentatively offer the following.

Vighatls

Sex

0..15; 121-135; ,

MaJe

16·30; 31-45; 46-60; 61·75;

Female

106·120; 136-150 91·105; 151·165; 211·225 76-90; 166-180; 196-210 181·195. Male

MaJe Female

These and other allied matters will be taken up in the next chapter and in the last one.

4 Nadi Rectification The Nadi texts give the birth time in ghatis and vighatis. A careful scrutiny of the texts gives some clues to rectify the time of birth. The method followed by the Nadi texts that on any day the five elements(Bhutas, Tattvas) follow one another in a regular sequence. The sex of the person is determined by the element ruling at that time. It is also related to the constellation in which the Moon is found at that time. Thus births are possible at certain times. However births appear at certain fixed times or intervals of time. The lunar mansion, the element or tattvas operating on the weekday, and the Sun are the factors to be taken into account . The elements or tattvas are Prithivi (Earth), Apas (Water), Tejas (light and heat), Vayu (wind), and Akasa (Ether). These are responsible for all physiological, psychological, and biological changes. They together constitute the physical body and the universe around us. All matter on earth has the quality of these five elements.

The five tattvas repeat after every ninety minutes, on any day these sixteen such repetitions. The duration of each tattvas is fixed. Their sequence depends on the weekdays. We give the tattvas, their duration, the ruler of each, and which tattva begins as a given day in the week.

Nodi Rectification

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Tattuas First one on the day Ruler Tejas Jala Tejas Prithvi Akash Jala Vayu

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

Sun Moon Mars Mercury Jupiter Venus Saturn

Duration

Sex

18 minutes 12 minutes 18 minutes 6 minutes 30 minutes 12 minutes 24 minutes

Male Female Male Male Male Female Female

The order of sequence which the Tattvas follow is Prithivi (Earth) Jala (water), Tejas (light, heat, fire), Vayu (air, wind), and Akash (space, ether). Their duration in this sequence is 6, 12, 18,24 and 30 minutes. Jaia (water) and Vayu (air, wind) are faminine. The others are masculine. This is a slight modification of the theory given in Uttara Kalamrita. This text has fixed for ever the same sequence of the Tattvas as follows in Vighatis:

Duration 0-15 c 6 minutes 16·45 '" 12 minutes 46·90 '" 18 minutes 91·150:: 24 minutes 151·225 = 30 minutes

Tattu4

Sex

Prithivi Jaia Tejas Vayu Akash

Male Female Male Female Male

Here the sequence is made to depend on the weekday alone. Even our major objection remains. After Akash Tattva we get the Prithivi Tattva. During these 36 minutes there should be no female births. This is simply impossible. Another gives birth to twins· a boy and a girl - within the duration of the same Tattva or within theAkash and Prithvi Tattvas. The sex determination dependent on the Tattvas fa.jJs miserably. As we noticed earlier, one way to overcome the difficulty is to move the Tattvas Orst forwards, then backwards, next forward and so on. Acx:ording to the cosmology given in the upanishads and fortifi"ed by the Sankhya and Vedanta, each tattV8 includes


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the others, except Akash. Thus Prithivi tattva has half of

Prithivi, while the other half includes the other four tattvas. This will detennine the nature and behaviour of the person concerned. Akash tattva is complete in itself. Vayu includes Akash also. Tejas includes the first two in its second half. Jala includes in its second half the previous three . Since Moon and Venus are feminine, Jala tattva may refer to the birth of a female. But what about Prithivi tattva and Vayu tattva ruled respectively by Mercury and Saturn? Vayu tattva is given to Saturn and it is said to refer to the female births. Like Saturn, Mercury too is a eunuch. Why should Prithivi tattva be called masculine? The best way to consider Prithivi and Vayu tatlvas as both male and female. According to Nadis each sign has 300 parts. The first 160 parts have a sequence and this is reversed in the next 150 parts. This division enabled them to determine the sex, caste, place of birth and eo on. Each degree of a sign has ten parts; and each part has a duration of six minutes of that degree. Each degree has sixty minutes, and each minute has sixty seconds. The Sun apparently rovers the 360 degrees within twenty four hours. He traverses one degree in four minutes. One tenth of a degree takes twenty four seconds. This is the time measure accepted by the Nadi texts. As per the Vimshottari dasa system, we divide the constellations into three groups, each group ruled by one planet. For easy reference we give these in a tabular form thus:

Nakshatras

Asvini, Magha, Mula Bharani, Purva Phalguni, Purvashadha Krittika, Uttara Phaiguni, Uttarashadha Rohini, Hasta, Sravana

Ruler

Ketu Shukra Ray;

Chandra

Years

7 20 6

10

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Nadi Rectification Nakshatros Mrigasira , Chitra, Dhanishtha Ardra, Svati, Satabhisa Punarvasu, Visakha, Purva Bhadra Pushyami, Anuradha, Uttara Bhadra Aslesha, Jyeshtha, Revsti

Ru.ler

Years

Kuja Rahu Guru

7 18 16

Shani

19

Budha

17

The same group recurs after every twenty seven minutes. Each group of three constellations is divided into movable (csl'dinal), fixed , and common signs. This is not exactly so . Krittika first quarter, end of Aslesha. third quarter of Visakha, and the second quarter of Dhanishtta end the cardinal s igns Mesha, Karka, Tula, and Makara respectively. Second quarter of Mr igasira, first quarter of U ttara Bhadra, end of Jyeshtha, and the third quarter of Purvabhadra end the fixed signs of Vrishabha, Simha, Vrischika, and Kumbha respectively. These distinctions have to be kept in mind in any tabulation. Enumerating the nakshatras from Asvini to Revati by the numbers one to 27, we fi nd the numbers 3,5,7,12,14,16,21,23 and 25 fall each in two different s igns. These constellations do not coincide with the division into movable, fixed and common signs. These nakshatras partake the natures of two signs. This again ma kes tabulation into the triplicity of signs problematic. Births can occur at the time of Sunrise also. Dr. B.5atyanarayana Rao denies this in his book the Nadi Rectification. He has prepared the tables for the rectification of the time of birth. He rightly remarks that for the purpose of rectification we need. the joint operation ofm the lagna and its triplicity, (ii) t he Constellation at the t ime of birth, (iii) the weekdays, and (iv) the time of Sunrise. The nakshatras in the following tables are given by their numerals, countingi from Asvini to RevaH as 1 to 27. The lagnas rising at birth are given as movable. fixed, and commo~. The t imings are given from the local time of sunrise,


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assuring it to be 6.00 A.M. If the local time of sunrise is before or after 6.00 A.M. deduct or add the difference as the case may be. Dr. Satyanarayana Rao's tables start from 6.3 A.M. This is not acceptable. When we give 6.00 A.M. it means from the beginning of 6.00 A.M. to the end of 6.2 A.M. The three minutes are to be distributed among the three constellations. The signs refer to the Niryana Zodiac. As we said earlier, we cannot give Akasha, Tejas and Prithivi to male births entirely. As the Panchikarana doctrine clearly states. the elements other than Akasha are constituted in a peculiar manner. Each has half of its own nature, the other half being filled by the preceeding tattvas.

Prithivi being ruled by Mercury can give male or female births. The seoond half oC Jala (6 minutes) and the seoond half ofVayu (12 minutes) do give rise to male births. The second half ofTejas (9 minutes) and Akash (15 minutes) can give rise to female births. These factors have to be kept in mind while using the tables. Dr. B. Satyanarayana Rao gave some tables in his book. He started with Krittika, and we with Asvini. He takes Prithivi, Tejas, and Akash to give male births only, while the other two give female births. We are inclined to take Prithivi to give male or female children, preferably female children. The other four have to be divided each into two parts. The second half of Jala tattva and Vayu Tattva can give male births. Similarly the second half of Tejas and Akash Tattva can give female births. These are the modifications proposed in the following tables. The lagnas referred to are Nirayana Signs. The abbrevations use are : p ... Prithvi

J =Jala T. Tejas V.Vayu A =Akash

73 * Local times 01 birth . j/

~

SoJn-rise i5 at 6.00AM

Rising Sign and Nakshtras a\ bintl

No. AM. * Movable#

Fixed# Commt)ll# AM.· P.M.·

AM. ·

P.M.·

Sunday Monday

1

6 .00

1, 10,19

3,12,21

5. \ 4.23

10.30

3.00

7 .30

12.00

00

1.4 {l}

F (J)

104 (T)

2

6.03

2,11,20

4,13,22

6 ,15,2 4

10.33

3.03

7 .33

12.03

0 3

1.4 (T)

F (J)

104 (T) ...

P'

3

6.06

3,12,21

5,14,23

7 ,16,25

10.36

3.06

7 .36

12.06

4.36

1.4(1)

MOfF

104 (T)

F (J)

4

6.09

4,13,22

6,15,24

8,17,26

10.39

' .09

,."

12.09

' .39

M Of F

M orF

"~ ,

5

6.12

5,14 ,23

7,16,25

9, 18, 27

10.42

3.12

7.42

12.12

4.42

M Of F

M {T)

" ~,

6

6.15

6,15,24

8.17,26

1,10,19

10.45

3.15

MOff

M {T)

" ~,

6. 18

7,16,25

9,18,27

2,11,20

10.48

3.18

,...

12.15

7

FM

M {T)

'M

II

1S.:'!1

11,17.26

1,10,1~

3, 12,21

10.:i l

a.21

7 .5 1

12.21

' M

" ~ ,

'M

'"

12.24

7 .57

12.27

8.00

12.30

' .00

"~,

8.""

12.33

' .o:J

"~,

12.36

' .06

"~F

' .09

"~F

7.45

12.18

9

6.l?4

9,18 ,21

2 ,11,20

4. 13.22

10.54

3 .24

10

6.27

1,10,19

3.12,21

5, 14,23

10.57

,.v

11

6.30

2.11,20

4,13,22

6 .15,24

lUX)

12

6 .33

3,12,21

5.14,23

7,16,25

11.03

13

6 .36

4,13,22

6. 15,24

8,17,26

11 .06

14

6.39

5,14.23

7,16,25

9,18,27

11 .09

' .36 '.39

8.06 8.09

12.39

15

6.4 2

6, 15,24

8,17,26

1,10,19

11.12

3. 42

8 .12

12.42

16

6.45

7,16,25

9,18.27

2.11.20

11.15

3.45

8.15

12.45

17

6.48

8,17,26

1,10.19

3. 12,21

11.18

3.48

8.18

18

6.51

9, 18,27

2,11,20

4, 13,22

11.21

3.51

19

6.54

1.10,19

3,12,21

5,14,23

11 .24

20

6 .57

2,11.20

4,13,22

6,15,2'4

21

7.00

3.12.21

5,14,23

7,16,25

'''' ,."

.... 4.45

.."

4.::'1 4 .57

' M ' M

"«, "«, ' ' ' '

M M M M

' M ' M

"« , "~ ,

... P' f (f»

f(f»

M Of f

FM

1.1 (1)

M or F

"~ ,

U(T)

M or F

U{T)

M or F

M (T)

MOfF

MOfF M p' f

M {T)

Mp'F

MorF

M or f

M Of F

M or f

104 (A)

MOf F Mp'Ftf»

FM

M (AI

MorF MOff(p)

FM

M (A)

FM

M (A)

FM

U p' F

"~ ,

FM f M

'"

"~, M IA)

8 .15

M{.A)

MOff

M(A)

FM

12.48

5.18

M fA)

Mp'f

M(A)

M p' f

8.21

12.51

Mp'F

MIA)

Mp' f

3.54

8 .24

12.54

,...

M{.A) M fA)

M IA)

M IA)

Mp' F

11.2 7

3 .57

8 .27

12.57

Mp'F

M (A)

M Of f

M or F

11 .30

4.00

6.30

'.00

M Of F

M(A)

M Of F

101 (A)

''''

'M 'M

" lA,

"«,

MOff

'2'

'M

" lA, " IA>

M{.A)

5.21

" IA> "IA>

f M

f {J)

F (J)

"«, "«,

"m "m "m

"« , "«,

M (A)

MorF Mp'f MorF M p' f MorF M Of F MorF M p' F

M (A) MorF(f» M (A) MorF{f»

104 (A)

F (J)

74 No. AM.' McNabiel

FDt.-J1l Common" AM.'

P.M.'

AM.· Sund8y Mond/Jy 7uesday

P.M.·

Thurs·

Friday

da, 22

7.00

4,13,22

6, 15,2"

8, 17,26

11.33

'.03

8.33

.. 03

5.33

101 01 F

101 ""

" ~F

23

1.06

5,14,23

7,18.25

9,18,21

11.36

' .06

8.36

' .06

101 01 F

101 ""

" ~F

24

1.C19

6.15.24

8,17,26

1,10,19

11.39

M OIF

MOIF

"~F

7. 12

7,1 6.25

9.18.21

2.11,20

11.4 2

" .12

1.12

5.42

MOIF(P)

101 01 F

MorF(P)

26

7.1~

8.11,26

1,10, 19

3,12,21

11.45

" .15

."

5.39

2S

." ." .."

5.36

a ."5

1.15

5.45

MorF(p)

M 01 F

MOIF(P)

21

7.1e

9,18.27

2,11,20

4,13,22

11.48

" .18

..,8

1.18

5.• 8

F(.I)

MOIF

28

7.21

1.10, 19

3, 12,21

.5,14,23

11 .51

a.51

F(.I)

MOIF

8."

1.21 1.24

5.5 1

11.54

" .21 " .2( • .27

8.57

1.27

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»00 12.03

' .30

8.00

' .30

8.00

' .03

.. 33

603

12.06

'36

' .36 ' .06 .,., ." ,." .." 9. 12 12. '2

29

7.24

2,11,20

4,13,22

8, 15,24

30

1.27

3,12.2 1

5, 14.23

7. 18,25

31

7.30

4,13,22

6,15,24

8.11,26

32

7.33

5,14,23

7.16,25

9.18.27

33

7.36

6.15.24

34

7.39

7,16.25

8.17.26 9.18.27

1.10,19 2.11,20

~

7.42

8.17.26

1,10, 19

3,12.21

36 1."5 37 7.46

9,18.27

2,11,20

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1, 10,19

3,12,21

5,14,23

' .33

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'2.'5 ,2. '8

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8.06

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8.11.26

12.27

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6"

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8.00

5,14,23

7,18.25

9,18,27

12.30

630

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F(I/)

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8.03

6,15,24

8,17,26

1,10,111

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F(I/)

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8.06

1.16.25

9,18.27

2,11,20

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F(I/)

40

5.'4.23 6,15,24

'2.2' 12,2"

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3,12.21

12.36

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' .36

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8.09

8.17.26

1,10,18

3,12.21

12.39

2.00

6."

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F(I/)

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MIA)

M otr

1.504

.,,,

M (A)

FM FM FM FM

MofF(P)

39

' .33 8.36

"~F

M ot F

5.S4

38

9.2"

F(.I)

" IA' " IA' " IA' " IA.

M or F MorF(P)

1.42

9.15

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s.tut·

do,

1.51

6.21

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F (.I)

f (I/)

F(J)

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F(I/)

101(1)

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101(1)

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M(1)

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MOfF M .... F

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75 No. AM." Movablel

Fixed# Commonll AM.'

P.M.· P.M.·

AM'

45

8.12

9,18.27

2.11.20

4.13.22

12.42

5.12

9.42

2. 12

46

8.15

1,10,19

3,12,21

5 .14,23

12.45

5 .15

9.45

2.15

41

8.18

2,11,21)

4,13,22

6,15,24

12.48

5.18

9.48

2. 18

48

8.21

3,12.21

5,14.23

7,16,25

12.51

5.21

9.51

49

8.24

4,13.22

6, 15,24

8,17,26

12.54

5.24

9.54

.,.

50 8.27

5,14,23

7,16,25

9,18,27

12.57

5.27

9.57

2.27

51

' .00

5.30

10.00

8.30

6,15,24

8, 17,26

1,10,19

52 8.33

7,16,25

9,18.27

2,11 ,20

53

8.36

8,17,26

1,10,19

3,12,21

54

8.39

9,18,27

2,11,20

4,13,22

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5.33 10.03

2.21

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6.42

Sunday MoOOtty Tuesday Wed'oes-

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' .00 un ' .06

5.36

10.06

5.39

10.09

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1,10,19

3,12.21

5,'''.23

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5.42

10.12

2.42

7.12 MorF{P)MorF MorF(P) M(AI

56

8.45

2.11,20

4,13,22

6,15,24

1.15

5.45

10.15

2.45

7.15 MorF(P) MorF MorF (P) MOfF

57

8.48

3,12,21

5,14,23

7,16,25

1.18

5.48

10.18

2.48

7.18

F(J)

MorF

F(J)

MOfF

'M 'M 'M 'M 'M

58

8.51

4,13,22

6,15.24

8,11,26

1.21

5.51

10.21

2.51

7.21

F (.I)

M Of F

F (J)

M Of F

F(\I)

2.54

59

8.54

5,14.23

7.16,25

9,16.27

1.24

5.54

10.24

60

8.57

8,15,24

8.17.26

1.10.19

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5.51

10.21

61

9.00

7.16,25

9,18,27

2,11,20

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6.00

10.30

62

9.03

8.17.26

1,10,19

3,12,21

6.03

10.33

63 64

9.06 9.09

9.18.27

2.11,2Q

4,13,22

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6.06

10.36

1.10.19

3.12.21

5,14,23

1.39

6.09

65

9.12

2,11,20

4,13.22

6,15,2"

1.42

6.12

66

9.15

3,12,21

5.14.23

7.16.25

1.45

67

9.18

4,13,22

6,15.24

8,17,26

1.48

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F(J)

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3.12

7.42

6.15

10.45

3.15

6.18

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F (.I)

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7.45

M Of F

M (1)

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76 NQ, AM.' MovabieN

Fixed" Common# AM.' P.M.'

P.M,"

Night

AM.'

S<.nday Mood8y Tuesdtty Wed'>es-

sa

9.21

5.14,23

7,16,25

9,18.27

1.51

6.21

10.51

3.21

7.51

FM

t.4(T)

69

9.24

6,15,24

8.11.26

1,10,19

'.54

6.24

10.54

3.24

7.54

FM

M (T)

70

9.27

7,16,25

9,18,27

2.11,20

1.57

6.27 10.57

3.27

7.57

FM

M(T)

'IV) 'IV) 'IV)

71

9.30

8.17.26

1,10,19

3,12.21

2.00

6.30 11.00

3.00

8 .00

M«F

FM

72 73

9.33 9.36

9.18.27 1,10,19

2,' 1.20 3, 12.21

4,13.22 5, \4,23

2.G:l

6.33 11.03 6.36 11.06

3.33

8 .00

M«F

2.06

8.06

M«F

74

9.39

2.11.20

4,13.22

6,15,24

2.09

6.39

11.09

3." 3.'"

6.09

MOfF

75

9.42

3.12,21

5.14.23

7.16,25

2 .12

6.42

11. 12

3.42

6. 12

76

9,45

4.13,22

6.15.24

8,17,26

2.15

6.45

11 .15

8. 15

71

9 .46

5,14.23

7.11l,25

9 , 16,27

6.46

" . '6

6. 16

78

9.51

6.15,24

8.11.26

1.10.19

2.'6 2,21

3." 3."

6.51

11.21

3.51

8.21

79 80

9.54 9.57

7. 16,25 8.17.26

9.16.27 1,10.19

2.11.20 3,12.21

2 .24

6.54

11.24

3.54

6.2"

2.21

6.51

11.21

3.57

8.27

8110.00

9,16.27

2,".20

4,13.22

2 .30

1.00 11.30

4.00

82 10,03

1, 10,19

3,12.21

5,14.23

2.33

1.03

11.33

4.03

83 10.06

2.11,20

4,13,22

6,15,24

2.36

1.06

11 .36

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8-4 10.09

3.12,21

5,14,23

1,16,25

85 10.12

4. 13,22

6,15,24

8,17,26

86 10.15

5, 14,23

1.16,25

9,18,21

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do, MOfF WOfF

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M IA-'

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U (A) U (A)

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MOfF

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M (A)M Of F (PI

8.30

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MOfF

M(Al

MOfF

t.4 (A)

M Of F M Of F

M IAI

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M(Al

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t.4 (A)

F (.I)

4.06

6.33 8.36

U fA)

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M(Al

FM

t.4(A)

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1.C19 11.39

' .09

8.39

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MOfF

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11 .42

4.12

8. 42 M Of F{PIMOfF MOfF(P) MIA)

1.15 11 .45

4.15

8.45 "'OfF{p).MOfF MOfF(P) MorF

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MOfF MOfF

1. 12

FM

F(J)

FM

W""

FM

MOfF

F (.I)

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104m 104m 104(1)

MOfF

87 10.18

6 ,15,24

8,11,26

1.10,19

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1.18

11 .48

4.18

8.48

F(J)

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88 10.21

7. 16.25

9,18.21

2,11,20

2.51

1.21

11.51

4.21

8.51

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89 10.24

8, 11,26

1,10, 19

3 ,12,21

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1.24

11.54

4.24

8.54

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9, 18,21

2.11 ,20

4.13.22

2. 51

1.21

11 .51

4.21

8.57

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MOfF

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Nadi Rectification

77

We will note some examples to see how far these tables work. The day begins with Sunrise only . 1. Alan Leo. 5.49 A.M on Aug 7, 1860 at London, It was a Tuesday and the Sunrise was at 4.39 A.M. The birth was one hour and ten minutes after Sunrise. Adding this to our starting point 6.00 A.M., we get 7.10 AM. Against 25 in our Table Revati is in a fixed sign at 7.14 A.M. Alan Leo's birth should be at 5.53 A.M. It shows Male or Female.

2. Mahatma Gandhi, 1869.10.2 at 7.10 A.M. Saturday Sun rise 5.50, Lagna Libra, and Aslesha . The birth was after 4.30. Adding this to our starting point we get 7.14.30. Under 27 we get 7.19 and the birth ought to be that oCa male. The system fails if we do not add four and half minutes. The birth should be at 7.14.30 A.M. 3. J.e.Bose at 4.12 P.M. Sunrise 6.29. Tuesday, Hasta Taurus. Deducting 29 minutes (since it is more than 6.00) we get 3.43 P.M , No, 15 give 3.44 P.M. and the correct time is 4.13.

4. C.R.D.. 1870.11.5 at 6.49 P.M. Sun rise 6.10.30 A.M. Libra, Saturday, Uttarabhadra. No. 17 gives 50 minutes after Sunrise or 23 minutes after Sunrise, The table is of doubtful value. 5. Rabindra Nath Tagore, 1861.5.7 at 3.52 A.M. Monday Revati, Mina Lagna . Sun rise 5.28 A.M. It is H 1.36 before Sunrise. Under 4.24 AM . we have to look into our tables, Our table gives 4.17 A.M which corrects the time to 3.45 A.M . 6. Birth at 10,58 A.M. Sun Rise 6.35.48, As per our tables it should be 10.24. Thursday, Sravana and Mina lagna. We get the time at 10.29 which comes to 11.4.48 A.M, Dr. B. Satyanarayana Rao's Table give 10,26 AM, which is 11.1.48 AM., and it shou ld be a female birth. This is the time oCa male, The Tattvas fail. But ift.he tattva is divided into two halves we can get a male birth .

These Tables may enable us to correct the time within twelve or fifteen minutes only.

5 Pre-Natal Epoch There is a method of correcting the time of birth by going back to the moment of concept ion. Bu t the trouble is tha t this moment is generally unknown. It is called Adha ns or Nis heka Lagna. This le gna is related to the time of birth . 1. Parasara refers to this method . Take the distance from the Sun to MandL Then take the distance from the given CliSp of the lagna to the cusp of the ninth. Add these two. Take an example.

The Sun is on 278 deg. 10'.3' and Mandi on 343 deg.44 'S5". The distance is 65 deg. 34'52". The lagna is 355.45.35 and the ninth is 232 deg. 35'.12", The distance is 236 deg.49'.37", Adding these two we get 302 deg.24'.29" , The Sun is on 278 deg.tO'.g",

Count the Sun backward to this point. We ge t 335 degAS' .34" . This is supposed to give the interval between the time of birth and the time of conception . 2. Samara Simha in his Manushya Jataka refers to Adhana Lagna. When the longitude of the Lagna and that of the Moon are the same in the natal chart, conception is said to have take n place 273 days earlier. When the Lagna and the Moon are 180 deg apart, conception is said to have taken place 158 days earlier. 3. In the third quarter of the fourth chapter Jaimini gives some princip les to dete rmine the time of birth on t he basis of

Pre-Natal Epoch

79

the time of conception. The rele\'ant Sutras are:

"'"' f.I'\.'~' 1 3i>~

flr
~, 1

"'""'" 1

o3lj~'k1I!t"if I

~"Wmn<"

.... 'IT'T ~)q I

~I (4.3.2108)

Determine the time of birth from Adhana Lagna, Hora lagna and the like. The lagna, according to the particular navamsa has to be converted into minutes and seconds. This refers to the lagna and its navamsa at the time of conception. Then convert the seconds into Amurta Kala or Pranas. Amurta is that which cannot be identified. Six Pranas make one second. Then convert the above into anuliptas or grades. One prana has ten grades (anuliptas, anukalas), one Vilipta (second) has sixty grades. The number 2,4,4 are to d~!ducted from the anuliptas (grades) for 'Chara, Sthira and D Nisvabhava signs respectively. For a movable ascendant two should be deducted from the at .uliptas of grades. For the others we have to subtract fOllr. Flam the remainder we have to determine the navamsa rising at birth. Divide the last quantity by nine and take the remainder. This remainder determines the ruling planet of the navamsa of the lagna at birth. These sutras can be interpreted in different ways. The sixth sutra can mean: Multiply the anuliptas or grades of the past navamsa by the Kalakas or horas in a day. Divide it by 72000. The quotient gives the horas (hours) which have elapsed after sunrise at birth. The degrees of the concerned navamsa at conception is proportioned to the time that has elapsed from Sunrise to the t.ime of birth. Each navamsa has 200 liptas which are equal to

Rectification of Birth Ti me

80

12000 viliptas, or 720000 anuliptas or grades. The day has sixty ghatis or twenty four hours. Past Horas

=

Navamsax 24

Navamsa advanced

720000

30000

This is how we have to find out the moment of birth from the chart a t the time of the sex act. How to know which moment of which coitus made the woman conce ive?

Take an example. The ascendant at Adhana is 4 deg .. 20' in Aries. The degree of the second navamsa is over. It is equal to 216000 a nuliptas. The homs (hours) which elapsed an.er Sunrise till birth will be:

216000 30000

36 5

=Seven hours, twelve minutes.

This depends on the accuracy of Adhana lagna. The seventh sutra may be explained in a different way. The degrees progressed by the ascendant at birth s hou ld be detennined by multiplying the anuliptas by nine. In every nav8msa these are 720000 anuliptas. In each sign there are 6480000 anuJiptas. If one degree of nava msa is over, the ascendant at birth progresses by nine degrees in the sign of the lagnas. The eighth s utra asks us to take the navamsa of the lagna at birth . From the nsvamsa of the birth cha rt, we have to arrive at the cha rt of the Adhana lagna. The Sutra only gives vague principles. At the most we can arrive at the navamsa lagna which covers 200 Iiptas. Each navamsa covers nearly thirteen to fifteen minutes. 4. Let us now turn to Varahamihira who suggested the pre-natal epoch theory in one verse of his Brihajjataka. CI(tfjli:"lfll~ ~ ft:{tli~l(flj 'l1:

l!l!"< ufW ~ T'" m#; "",j~~ ~

d, .... , ~ ~

nflIl!'!!'! 'IT't. f'Im lflI
Pre-Natal Epoch

81

The birth of a child takes place in the sign occupied by the Moon. This is represented by the number of the dvadasamsa (1/12 part) occupied by the Moon at that time. The day or night and the ghatis of birth time must be known by the number of ghatis a t the time of the question and the nature of the sign as diurnal or noct.urnal. The Moon occupies scm·! sign at the time of conception or of birth . Find the dvadasamsa of the Moon. Count from the Moon's position this dvadasamsa sign. The birth takes place when the Moon is in that sign. Suppose the oonception took ;Jlace when Arias was rising and when the Moon was in the tenth house Makara. If the MOtlO is in the tenth dvadasamsa., that sign will be Tula. Birth takes place when the Moon is in the tenth from Tula, namely Cancer . Birth is said to be in the tenth month after conception . Since the Moon covers a sign in about 2 114 days , one can fix the date of birth within this period. A sign has thirty degrees or 1800 minutes (iiptas). Each sign has nine quarters of the constellations. Dividing 1800 by 2 1/4 we get 800 Iiptas (Kalas, minutes) for each star. Each dvadasamsa of a sign covers ISO liptas or kalas. Suppose the Moon is in the fifth dvadasamsa ofMithuna. That is, the Moon is between 600 and 750 Iiptas. It is Jess than SOO liptas which cover one constellation. The Moon is then in the second quar· ter of Ardra, if the Moon is on the 700th lipta of Mithuna, he has traversed one hundred Iiptas in the second quarter of Ardra. On the day of birth the Moon wil l be at 22 Vl ghatikas of Ardra. Suppose the lagna is Mesha, a nocturnal sign (Briha.ijataka, 1.10), and the Sun was in Kanya. If two ghatis of Mesha elapsed by the time of conception, cons ider the set· ting sign Mina. This has four ghatis and in Mesha two ghatis are over. Birth wil l take place roughly at six ghatis after Sun set when the Moon is Kanya du ring the tenth month of the conception.

Rectification of Birth T(me

82 In Saravali we read :

~~

'WT ~ ~qflq(Fti:l~: ~ lrn'it ",,~.m: mr. I I

"*"

The dva dasamsa of the Moon at the time of concept ion gives the cons tellation (1,10 or 19 from tha t degree a nd minu te of the s ign) a t the time of birth . The same idea was expressed by Gargi : Ql cH~iM ~ ~n(l(aqezfqf~H' :

<1<\i1¢t

>rnr
~ ~ II

The time of birth as gi ven by Va ra ha mihira is supported by Saroual i: ~ fOOl F-MT mi "5~ .:li~l('(11qli ~ ~ ~ I ~ lI'I'i wi' §r.. ~.
m

These ideas have given rise to the Pre-natal E poch Theory for the rectification of the time of birth .

5. By the word 'Epoch' is mea nt the moment of conception . The mome nt of conception is not the same as t hat of the discha rging of the sperm into the ovary . The spermaioza move at the ra te of half a millimete r per minute - one inch . in an hour. The rate of the movement depends on the individual character of the sperm s ince the qu a lity of the germina ting seed varies from person to person . The interval betwee n the fecunda tion and the sex act cannot be known precisely. It can be seconds or minutes. Adha na lagna (mome nt of concept ion and Birth la gna a re inte r-re la ted . Adhana lite rally means 'putting in or placing in'. Phala Dipika uses the word to mean impregna tion. Nis heka means the same as Adha na . This lagna is rela ted to the birt h Lagna. Furthe r investigat ions on these are those by E .H. Ba iley. and F ,e.Dutl . Bailey worked in close collaboration with Sepharia l a nd publis hed his Pre-Natal Epoch, and A strology a nd B i rth Cont rol .

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83

The main ideas of these writers are worth noting. (i) Moon at birth is equidistant from the lagna at birth and

coitus. Moon is at the mid point of both the lagna. (ii)

The Lagna at Coitus is as much removed. from the Moon at birth as the Moon is from Birth lagna.

(iii)

''The lagna at Coitus may be the midpoint of the lagna and the Moon at birth".

(iv) ''The lagna at coitus may be the midpoint of the Sun and the Moon", when the birth is irregular or premature. One or two of these principles may apply. But extensive verification is needed.. We now give the method followed. by the advocates of the Pre-Natal Epoch. 6. Three factors are necessary for conception. These are ovulation, impregnation, and the fixation of the impregnated ovum. These are governed by the Moon. The position of the Moon in this period has a close relation to the sensitive points in the woman's chart and also with the Ascendant or Descendant (seventh house) of the child's birth chart. Fertilization takes nine days. If fecundation does not take place within fourteen days after menstruation, it ceases to function. Hence when we trace backward from the birth chart of a native, this period does not always correspond with the time of coitus. The duration of pregnancy is said by our ancients to be of 273 days. Modern medical science places it at 278 days. A child born 181 days after gestation can survive. The uper limit cannot be beyond 321 days. When the duration of pregnancy is 8,9 or ten lunations, the Moon's place at the time of germination falls on the ascendant at birth, provided the Moon at birth is below the horizon - i.e. behind the Sun. If the Moon at birth is above the horizon, the Moon's place at gennination will coincide with the descen-

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dant of the birth chart. There are other possibi lities also. Thus if the duration of the pregnancy is 8 112 or 9 1/2 lunat.ioo, the Moon at germination will be as the descendant of the birth chart, when the Moon is behind the Sun. Take the distance of the Moon for the lagna or from the seventh house. If the Moon is below the horizon, the count is from lagns, and if above the rount is from the seventh. Divide this figure by thirteen which is the average daily motion or the Moon. The product is to be added to 273 days. Counting backwards we get the date of the germination. Take the example of 8 birth as 1920.1.22 at 11.06 A.M. (1ST). The Moon was on 289 deg.44' .35" and the Sun on 27 8 deg.1O'.3", The Moon is above the horizon. The seventh house is on 175 deg,4S'.3S", From the seventh house the Moon was away by ll3 deg.58'.59',w;. Dividing it by thirteen we get in decimals 8.768 days. The germination was 281 .768 days prior to the date of birth. This gives 19 19 .4. 14·Wl . On that day at 5.30 P.M. the Moon wason 17 deg.23'j and on the previous day the Moon was on 15 deg.25'. On the 14th of April, 1919, we have to locate the position of the Moon at 4.36.28.8 P.M. It is given as 1ST. It oomes to 171 deg. O'.3' ·~. It is near the descendant at birth . The Moon's longitude at birth rises at the sideral time 15.20.18·11:4. The opposite longitude of the Moon rises at the sidreal time of 2.39.5.66 • The Moon at germination was near the cusp of the seventh house of the assumed time of birth. The sex of the child can be determined by taking the chart of germination time. Again we have to construct a chart for the time arrived at. Here a re different views. One view takes the even signs to be female and the odd signs male. But this is debatable. Taurus may be feminine. But what about Libra? If Mesha is masculine. can Scorpio be feminine? The same applies to Sagittarius and Pisces - odd and even signs. Do Saturn and Mercury ruling four signs give fem ale birth? This is not acceptable. The owner is important . Mercury can give

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either male or female births. Saturn owning Aquarius can give rise to male births. The decanate (Drekkana) and navamsa of the birth chart can give an indication of the sex of the native. According to one ancient theory the first and third decanates of an odd sign are male, and those for an even sign are female. But this cannot hold good. We have to consider the sign and its ruler. This may determine the sex. The drekkana or the navamsa of the Moon and lagna at the time of ovulation may help us determine the sex. But the time of ovulation cannot be known. This is a wild goose chase. Let us return to the theory of rectification of the time of birth on the basis of the Pre-natal Epoch. The procedure is as follows: i. From the given time, place, and date of birth ascertain the degrees of the lagna and of the Moon for the latitude and longitude of the place.

ii. If the Moon is below the horizon, note its distance from the lagna; and if the Moon is above the horizon, note its distance from the cusp of the seventh house. Divide this product by thirteen. The result is the number of days. Call it "A" days. iii. Note the longitude of the Moon at the given birth time and add 180 degrees to it. Find the corresponding sidereal time of these two positions for the latitude of the place of conception.

iv. Take the Ephemeris. From the day of birth count backward to the day of required lunation. From this date deduct the days mentioned as "A" in above. v. Note the sidereal time at noon for the date of the germination. Deduct this from the sidereal time corresrxmding to the Moon's place or its opposite rising at the given time of birth. If the germination seems to happen before noon, take the sidereal time at noon of the previous day . The result is the local time of germination. Note the Moon's place at that time; and this is the longitude of the

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Rectification of Birth Time Moon at the time of germination.

vi. Suppose the position of the Moon at germination is not near the longitude of the lagne or the seventh in the birth chart, proceed as follows: Take the Sidereal Time at noon of the germination date. If the germination appears to be before noon, take the S.T. at noon of the previous day. Deduct this from the S .T. corresponding to the Moon's longitude plus 180 degree rising at birth. This gives the local time of germination. Then find the longitude of the Moon for this time. The date on which the Moon's place corresponds closely to the degree of the lagna or to that of the seventh house on the day of birth has to be taken as final. If the Moon is above the horizon the.... "A" days have to be added to 273 day; otherwise they have to be deducted. We shall note the S.T. for the Moon's position and its oppo· site sign at the assumed time of birth. Deduct the S.T. at noon on the day of germination from the S.T. of the Moon's longi. tude at birth, or of the Moon's longitude plus 180 degree at birth . If the germination time is before noon, take the previous day's S .T. at noon. The result is the local time of germination . Then find the longitude of the Moon at that time. Consider the example already referred to. The birth was on 1920.1.22 at 11.06 AM(lST) or 10.58.36 A.M. (LMT). The Latitude is 16 deg.19'N, and longitude 80 deg.39'E. The side· real time of birth was 18 deg.59'.44"·0111 and the Ayanamsa was 22 deg.44'.42"·II. Lagna is 355 deg.45' .34"·7 and the seventh house cusp is 175 deg.45'.34-·1 . The Sun was on 278 deg.l0'.3" and the Moon was on 289 degA4'.34"·:IU. The Moon was above horizon. From the seventh house the Moon was away by 113 deg.58'.59"·,w. Divided by thirteen we get 8·7M days. Adding this to 273 days we get 281.768 days as the period of preg· nancy. Tracing back we find the date 1919.4)4.692 . On April 24,1919 at 5.30 P .M. the Moon was on 292 deg.58' which is

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near the Moon's longitude at the time of the assumed birth. The germination was on 1919.4.14 at 4.36.28.8 P.M. (1ST). It is P.M. 4.29.4.8 (LMT). The Sidereal Time at noon of 1919.4.14 is 1.25.32. The Moon's longitude at the assumed time of birth was rising at S.T. 15 .20. 18-72~ and its opposite sign was rising at S.T. 2.39.5.00 . Deducting the S.T. at noon on 1919.4.14 from these two we get ST 13.54.461')', and 1.13.33·66 ,respectiveiy. We should take the S.T. at the time of germination on 1919.4.14 at 4.36.28-8 P.M. (lST).- This gives 5.55.2P S.T. Deducting this from the rising and setting of the Moon at the assured time of birth we get S.T. 9.24.57-22_~ and ST 20.43.44.16 • These times will give 7.59.1P P.M. (LMT) on 1919.4.14 and 7.15.2.68 AM. on 1919.4.15. These are in local time. The longitude of the Moon at the time of germination will be 172 deg.44'.45" and 178deg.21'20" respectively. Since the birth was before noon, we have to take the S.T. at noon as the previous day and deduct it from the S.T. of the Moon's p0Sition to arrive at the correct time of birth. (a) S.T. of Moon's 172<'.44'45" S.T. noon 1919.1.21

'"

Correction before noon Time of Birth

LMT 1ST

7.4.13.111 19.57.22.13 11.6.51' 0.8·71 11.6.42·M A .M. 11.14.6·M A.M.

(b) The position of the Moon at 178.21.20 gives

S.T. Jan 21, 1920 ST noon

7.27.39 " 19.57.22.13 11.30.17-(~

Correction Time of birth

LMT 1ST

0.4.87 11.30.12," A.M. 11.37.36" A.M.

Since 11.14.6.35 is nearer the time given we have to accept it as the correct time of birth.

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How far is this time of birth accurate? We can check it up by taking 11.14.6.305 AM. aST) as the time of birth and go through the same procedure as before. Time of birth on 1920.1.22

A.M. 11.14.6-" 1ST A.M. 11.6.42" LMT

S .T.ofbirth Lagna at birth M.e. at birth Sun at birth time Moon at birth time ST for Moon's longitude

19.7.51·14:'1 357.37.57"" 262.16.58" 278.10.23.•7901

289.48.50 "" 15.20.37·' 74

ST for Moon's Longitude+18(»

2.39.24·4M

The dis tance from the seventh house to the Moon is 112" lO'52-114M1. This gives 8.62933 days. Germination was 281.62933 days prior to the day of birth . This gives 1919.4.14 ....1067 which equils to 7.56.9·au P.M. (1ST) on 1919.4.14. The Sidereal time for this is 8.45.34.714 , Moon's position at 7.56.9'·w P.M. (1ST) on April 14,1919 is 172" 44 '.32~·4811.

ST for Moon's rising at 172".44.32.400

""

7.4.8·Si

ST for Moon's setting at 352".44'.32".460 "" 18.49.46.373 (A) Now we proceed further.

7.4.8','4 _ 8.45.34-71

ST of Moon's ris ing ST of germination

=22.18.34-13 Correction

1.26.13

22.17.8 18.49.46.173 _ 8.45.34.714

(B) ST of Moon's setting

ST of germination :

• Correction

10.4 . 12· 1 ~

1.26·[36

10.2.46-02'1

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The first gives 10.17.8 P.M. on 1919.4.14 and the other gives 10.2.46 AM . on the next day. These are in local time. The second time is for April 15,1919. Moon's longitude at 10. 17.8 P.M. (LMT) on 1919.4.14 is ::: 173 deg.53'.1l-64. T he S.T. for this would be 7.10.23.33 We deduct S.T. at noon on 1920. 1.21.

ST of Moon at 173.53. 11.84 ST noon on 1919.1.21 LMT Before noon correction LMT

:::

7.10.23·&3 19.57.22-13

ILl3.1' AM T 6W>

1l.12.54"" AM

The time given ea rl ier was 11.6.42.M A.M . (LMT). This very time subjected to the same procedure gives 11.12.54 A.M . (LMT). Thus the prenatal Epoch theory is of doubtful value .

6 Directions: Preliminaries There are some who hold that Primary or Secondary directions can rectify the time ofbirlh. This needs a close examination. In the Primary directions we add one degree per year for the years passed to the cusp of the tenth house and calculate the chart. Some argue that we have to add 59',8" per every completed year only to the luminaries, ascendant and the tenth house. The chart thus erected can reveal the destiny, accidents and the like for the year.

In the Secondary Directions note the number aryears that have elapsed and add the number to the Date of birth. Thus the completed twenty six years for a person born on January 22, 1920 will come to Feb. 17, 1920. For the time of birth erect the chart for tha t date. Compare it with the original and then predict. If the events agree. then the time of birth given is correct. Note the aspects of the planets in these two forms ofDjrec~ tion on the luminaries, lagna, and tenth house of the natal chart. The aspect of a planet to an angle indicates the event to happen . In the theory of Directions there are as many as seven different views. (i) Some like or hold the Radix measure of 59'.8- per year. (ii) Some take the actua l solar motion and want us to add this to every year that has elapsed . (iii) An-

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other section takes fifteen minutes per year to be added to the ascendant, M.C., lu minaries and others. This is said to indio cate worldly prosperity and it is assumed to indicate the time of death . (iv) W.Frankland advocated adding 4 2n degrees per year. (v) He also advocated adding 4n deg. per year. (v i) Dr. Garnold advocated adding 3/5 deg. per every year. (vii) Carter and others preferred one degree per year. The last is called by us the theory of symbolic Directions. An eighth theory is that of the Solar·return chart. In any given year note when the Sun returns to the place occupied by him at the time of birth (degrees, minutes, and seconds) . For that time and date of the concerned year erect the chart. Compare it with the natal chart. Calculate the Dasas and predict the events. Here the Tajika texts by Nilakantha and others prescribe one method for calculating the dasas, while the Uttara Kalamrita gives 8 different method. It is difficult to check. If the predicted results do not occur, the given time of birth needs correction. In all these methods our main difficulty lies in pin·point· ing the actual time of an event. The time when a certain aspect takes place is not always the time when the event takes place. There is always an interval between these two. An aspect may be found on the first of July, but the event may occur in the following April or May. This time lag has to be determined,if the time is corrected on the basis of the past events, Moreover, this may not agree with the dasa, antar· dass. and Vidasa of the Visathan System. Be fore any rectification is done, it is necessary to remem· ber a few factol'S. First we consider natural benefics and male· fics. Jupiter is a full benefic, Venus is three·quarters benefic, Mercury is a half benefic, and the waning Moon is a quarter benefic. The full Moon, the Moon on the tenth day of the bright half and on the fifth day of the other half. and the half Moon are benefics respectively as full , three.quarters, and half. Saturn, Rahu and the waning Moon are malefics. The Sun is a half malefic, but when Mercury and Venus are with the waning Moon, they are full benefics like Jupiter. The

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Moon in debilitation or in conjunction with the Sun is s imilar to Saturn . So too is the Moon aspected by Saturn. But the Moon may be a waning one, and he may be aspected by Saturn; but if such a Moon is aspected by Jupi ter, he is a full benefic. So is the Moon in Sagittarius and Pisces. The Moon and Mercury become malefics, when they are with malefics. even if they occupy their own signs.

Now we proceed to consider the planets that become malefics or benefics because of certain factors. Even a natural benefic does become a malefic by owning a Kendra, o r by being

in a bad house, or by association with a malefic. But a malefic becomes a benefic by being lord of Lagna, or by occupy ing Lagna, or by being owner of a Ke ndra (quadrant) or a Kona (trine). The ownership oCa Ka na ( 1st, 5th, 9th houses) always makes a planet a benefic. The ownership of houses 3rd, 6th, 8th, 11th and 12th makes one a malefic. A benefic in a Kendra ( 4th, 7th, 10th houses) gives good results, and a malefic there does not act in this way. A benefic owning the 1st and the 10th houses does not become a malefic. This holds good for Kanya
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cer and Capricorn indicate the heart, stomach, trunk of the body, and bones. Leo and Aquarius speak of the kidneys, lumbar region, and the skin. The remaining two signs refer to the bowels, legs, feet and blood. In the light of this informations see whether the chart erected for the given time fits the situation. It is not very helpful to see that the ascendant agrees with the situation, because the ascendant may be spread over two hours. Even then one must be able to distinguish the dominant features of each sign as the ascendant. The features indicated by one sign are to a large extent different from the one proceeding it and from the one succeeding it. Having ascertained the ascendant we have to fix the actual time. A planet located alone in a particular hemisphere acquires a special importance and prominence. By being situated thus it is vested with a peculiar emphasis. To begin with, let us take Mars. To this planet practirel things are t;lore important than ideal ones; thereby it refers to activity, initiatives, and originality. 6-8 Sukra

Ravi 24-113 13·53 Chand. 24-8 Budha Rahu 113-39

2-56 L

0-53

Sani-26

Kuja 1

23-5 G,,,,

Kethu

The first chart is that of Karl Marx. Here is a northern hemisphere emphasis, in so far as the planets are concerned_ Life for h im must have been an intensely subjective one torn by an inner or spiritual conflict. As in the case of Luther, Marx too was opposed to superficial religion, outward pomp and extravagance and vanity . He carried this to the extremes.


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There is a planet here in the sixth, cut off from the rest. This indicates the failure on the part of Marx to adjust himself to those around him, including Engels. This western hemisphe re gets a particular emphasis from Mars who is also at the beginning of his debilitation. This has made him an unconscious pioneer in human history, not on the spiritual side but on the side governing the affairs of the sixth, viz. servants, labourers and workers. Mars has given him a unique place in the tragic history of man . Sigmund Freud has all his planets from the ninth to the twelfth, with Mars alone in the third . The southern hemisphere has made him purely selfless to the extent that he fought against odds defending his theories of the infantile sexuality. He was occupied with concrete, visible, and practical things. He became a pioneer in the inner s ide of life in the depths of the unconscious. To add to all this, Mars was in the third, and the third house governs the affairs of everyday living. He has given us a me thod of adjusting ourselves to the changing environment. Roh"

Uranus 11

"'" 26

SUlcra 7

2 Chandrll

2. 15 G~

..

~"

L17

Revl 23 Budha 7

""1<"

..... 7

The second chart is that of Napoleon, with planets in the eastern part and with Jupiter isolated in the East. These eastern hemisphere people select their own future and carry it as they like. Just as Mars indicates a way of acting in which the practical things are more important than ideal ones, so does Jupiter indicate a way of acting in which the individual selects the circumstances of his self-expression. The soul acts eastward, participating in lire spontaneously and jovially .

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Jupiter reveals how the individual will invite experience, and how he will expand his relationships. In the case of Bismarck too the planets are between the fifth and the tenth houses, with Jupiter in the third. These two were sensitive to responsibility and they were the executors of their own opportunities. Jupiter in the second for Napoleon has spread forth the personality laying out all the resources. On the other hand, Bismarck, since he had Jupiter in the third worked with the potentialities that were near him. Jupiter reveals himself in the power of organisation and in enlisting the fullest co-operation of others.

"

Neptune

L. 16

Kuja 23

3

Chandra

28 Budha 15 Ravi26 $ukra 3

25

,. Sani

Guru

0 Uranus

The third chart is that of Mary, Queen of Scots. All the planets are in the western hemisphere, indicating that she was a product of the times a nd that she tried to exploit the situation in England. The stage was set ready for her and she played the role allotted. Saturn here is on the hemisphere line. Saturn indicates a way of acting in which the individual accepts experience and attempts to adjust himself or herself to practical facts. Havelock Ellis has all his planets between the tenth and the fourth, with Saturn in the seventh very near the hemisphere line. Thus there is a world of contrast between these two. Human biological differences are brought by him into a psychological perspective. Because of Saturn he was sensitive to the deeper significances of experience. The position of Saturn determined his life work with the mal-adjustments and sickness; and yet Saturn has given him sensitive-


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ness, depth of thought and feeling and complete withdrawa l from the transient and the unimportant. Kula 27 L. 14

Kelhu

4 Son; 4

Ravi 21

.""ha

Chandra 2 $ukra 22

14

Sam

Kuj.

GUN 19

Rahu. Kethu

Neptulle

L.

GO'"

Chandr

5 lk~~

""'" .""ha

Aavi

Svkra

OUf fourth chart is that of Marie Antoinette, with plane ts between the fourth and the eighth. Isolated Saturn and isolated Mars are very s triking here. Further Mercury is alone in the s ixth. Mercury indicates a way of acting in which the su pre macy of idea over material things is made personal. Here action proceeds with the awareness of the various factors of experience and ordering them. Mercury unravels the pattern of mind. When Mercury is a morning star, the mind of the native will be eager. When this distance is more than fourteen degrees, the mind is completely untra melled and free to examine everything, and free to dea l everything as he likes. Such are the cases of Marie Antoinette and of our fifth chart which

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belongs to Trotsky. Such too was the case with Queen Victoria. All these were exceptionally alert to their respons ibilities and were interested in all these things with a child·like in· genuousness. And such too were Bismarck, Havelock Ellis and Shakespeare. But when this distance is less than fourteen degrees, the mind is no doubt eager but controlled or censored by the will or self. Such a thing we find in Luther. Here tradition and conscience p!<\y a leading role . If Mercury rises behind the Sun, that is, when Mercury is the evening star, and maintains a distance of more than four· teen degrees from the Sun, the mind is deliberate and without sensitiveness. The mind is more carefu l and pays attention to the general stol'e of traditional human wisdom . Sir William Hamilton was born whi le Gemini was ris ing; the Sun (11) Leo, Venus (29) Leo, Mercury·Virgo (1), Mars (3) Saturn (12) and Uranus (8) all in Libra. Jupiter (26) and Neptune (26) in Scorpio, and Moon in Sagittarius at the beginning. This is a very good example of the principle we are formulating here. Hamilton was in advance of his age, and knowledge to him was only a clarification or refinement of the exist ing materi· als. But whe n this distance is less than fourteen degrees, we have the deliberate self·conscious mind. Woodrow Wilson is ou r supreme example. Richard Burton, Freud, Pope Pius XI, and Wilson were all self-conciollsly concerned with the cui· tural roots of humanity and they proceeded with their sen· sitve ideals. 2 UrI)l1U$

6

29

. .

Neptune

l.25

FlaviS Budha 10

Ku~26

Su fa 22

6 Son;

, • """""

Guru

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Trotsky's Venus is in the third house. Our sixth chart is tha t of C ba rls 1 of England . In this s ixth, we have all planets from the second to the fifih . Venus is at the end. Venus indicates a way of acting in which ideal things are more important. Here we find an undue emphasis on relaxat ion and satisfaction, or on repudiation and ultimate distaste. How the native looks at things, engages them, and.gives them meaning and value-these are some of the things depending on Venus. Those who have Venus alone in the tenth house will make capita l of the aesthetic talents in the sphere of motion pic· tures. Here in the cases of Troksky a nd Charles I we find how Venus has given a dramatic s ignificance to their lives.

The Moon is prominent in the cha rt of Napolean and the Moon indicates a way of acting in a wholly unasha med selfinterest, the feelings of the individua l and how he responds to the world are to be noticed here. And we can tabulate our resu lts thus: Sun-Will; Moon- Feeling; Mars-Initiative; Venus-Appreciation; Mercury-Mind; Jupiter-Enthus iasm ; Saturn-Sensitiveness. The fo ur directions that we find in our universe are a lso felt and seen in the Horoscope. These directions are of fundamental importance in prediction, and very few astrologers seem to pay any attention to them. They learn them by rote as a part of the routine and then forget them as quite useless, s ince they do not come across any sign ificant data about them in any book. This essay is intended to throw some light on this topic, and thereby to stimulate further enquiry. There are twelve parts or houses in the Zodiac. Of these the rising sign is always in the East, whe nce the seventh marks the West. The fourth represents the North and the tenth the South. Thus we can divide the Zodiac into four sectors. We can also speak of the southe rn hemisphere compris ing the houses 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12; while the other six. will go to make up tlie northern hemisphe re. Once again we can speak of the Eastern hemis phere from the tenth to the fourth house while the other part will be the western he misphere.

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Let us take a concrete illustration and follow these directions clearly. Chart 7 is that of a resourceful lady. Her husband was a renowned man; but he left her with four children in a state of poverty. And mainly through her own efforts and initiative, she succeeded, became famous throughout the country. All the planets are between the tenth and the fourth houses, or in the Eastern hemisphere. The planets are 'East', and hence she was able to shape her own career independently. She utlised all her energy and resourcefulness. She opened a shop, though a small one. Yet she used it to help struggling authors and artists. Thus when the planets are East, we have to state that there will be 'the self-direction of the destiny'; for in the east rises everything and has its start. 25-48 Ravi 18-54 Sukra Nep. Plu10 19·37

Budh.

A.,,,

7

4·25 Son;

Kethu

28·29

G,ru

17·25 13-6 Uran. Chandra 15·42 Kuja 2-44 Legna

Woodrow Wilson's horoscope has the quite reverse design. Almost all the planets are between the fourth and the tenth, or in the western hemisphere. I It is a well-known common place that Wilson was a product of his times, that he was not the author of his own destiny; for the political developments in New Jersy pushed him up, along with the nature of the Contest in the Democratic National Convention. The split in the Republican party facilitated his coming for the first time to the Presidential Gadi. His re-election was brought about by the surprise vote of California. He became famous because of the First World War . And his own child, the League of Nations, is a great failure. Such people who have the emphasis on the

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Western Hemis phere, enter the wor ld when the s tage is set ready for them.

Thus the Eastern Hemispbere people select their own and carve their own future; on the other hand the Western Hemisphere people take whatever is served to them . Next le t us see a third direction. In Queen Victoria's horoscope all the planets Bre arranged from the eighth house to the Ascendant or they are in the southern hemisphere exclu sively. This Queen was purely selfless. She was objective and impersonal. She was occupied chiefly with practical, concrete and visible things. Such too was the age in which she Jived. Outward respectability was prized high . These Bfe the features of this southern hemisphere.

Martin Luther provides a contrast, for his pla nets are ranged between the second and the sixth houses. They Bfe in the Northern hemisphere. Here life is purely subjective, spiritual. One is occ~lpied with invisible affairs. Super fi cial religion, outward pomp and show, meaningless extravaga nce and vanity all these are vehemently opposed. Such is the life of Mrs. Annie Besant too. But such c1ear·cut cases are rare and we frequently find planets inclining this way and that at the same time. Yet the same features will hold though to a lesser extent. But in these cases nealry half the houses are falling vacant. And a vacant house is us ually s lurred over by our professionals. But we have to note that the presence ofa planet in a sign only means that the affairs denoted by that sign are particularly emphasised. As such the vacant signs are as much significant as the filled ones. The central house at the eastern part of the horoscope reveals the personality of the individual. This is the Ascendant. But this is always related to the two adjoining houses, the twelfth and the serond. The twelfth house governs the hidden elements that run through the self-direction of life. Here we come DcrOSS the lingering moods, fears and obligations. These things a re powerful forces in life; for they can as


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well lead to bitter opposition, confinement, imprisonment, insanity and so on. Likewise the tweln.h house indicates also the hidden sources of strength, power and will. In other words it is both a constructive and a destructive house . The same reasoning points out. that the second house reveals all that is in store for the native. While the tweln.h house supports or strengthens or weakens out of past experience and gives the background, the second house expands or spreads forth the personality laying out all the resources. Thus successful persons always have strong succeedent houses (2, 5, 8 and 11), as the resourceful lady and Martin Luther have a strong second. That is when the seoond house gets an emphasis from the presence of a planet therein , it implies the real problem of personal means. Coming to the western hemisphere, we have to take the seventh in connection with the sixth and the eighth. The seventh focusses the relationships in which it is essential to defer to others or work in co-operation with others. In other words it involves a partnership or a co-responsible work. The absence of a planet in the seventh implies no s uch obligations; and Woodrow Wilson is a good example, for he was swept along by destiny himself being never sensitive to anything of that kind . The sixth house, therefore, on the analogy of the twelfth points to the relationship that is hidde n or limited servant, relations, debts, etc. It implies the service he is to render to his own affairs by way of work or sickness. Wilson had a planet in the sixth, as a result of which he always failed in adjusting himself to others around him. The eighth, as usual, speaks of the expanding possibilities of these relations, legacies and the means. It speaks of the development of character arising out of human relations, and of death, which is the final chapter in this regeneration. The help one can render ~nd the help one receives are given out here. Wilson and the Queen have planets here, and the part played by reciprocal activity in their lives is too well-known.

7 Directions: Limitations Prognostication "Without a reliable and complete system of directing, all natal astrology tends to remain vague and abstract". Having stated this candidly, Mr. Carter proceeds to observe that "all candid astrologers will admit that none of our present systems give entirely satisfactory results", In his, -Introduction to Radix System', Mr. Robson pleads for a method which can combine "the wealth of directions and the definiteness of predictions of the primary system with the ease of the working of the secondary". Some systems of directing take a day after birth as equivalent to one year. Others progress the Sun and the M.e. by one degree or 59'S" per year after birth. Still others take the solar return or the lunar return or both. When we look at the arcs of progression given by various authorities, we are bound to be confused.

Before we proceed let us have a look at the confusion into which the astrological authorities are pleased to throw us. Frankland wants to apply 4 deg.n or 34 2fT minutes per every year after birth and also to apply 3 degj/ or 25 minutes per year. Carter leaves it to us to choose one of these; and then we have to combine it with one degree and 2 U2 degrees progression per year. He accepts Frankland's view that 4 deg./ 7 arc is malefic while 3 deg.n measure is benefic. And in his 'Principles of Horoscopic Delineation' he observes: "If I abandoned all others, I would at least retain the 1 deg. to a year measure". Dutt proposed that 3 deg. 36' to be added per every

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year after birth. Dutt got this arc by dividng the total degrees of the zodiac by one hundred. If we can divide it by 100, we have a better justification to divide it by 120 which is at the basis of the Vimshottari system. Actually we step into the land of symbolism when we take up directional progression. Any such symbolical progression must a pply uniformly to every house and to every planet in any given nativity. When the individual is born, he has a certain configuration of planets and other astral bodies; and these are with the individual. As he grows, so do they. This rate of growth depends on the intellectua l, moral and spiritual growth of the individual. On the purely physical ·plane the rate of growth can be a fixed unit per year: But man is more than a physical object. As such the rate of preg-ression is bound to vary from individual to individual; and it also varies from one period to another in the life of the same individual. This appears to be the truth underlying the method advocated by Mr. Robert Yaget in his paper in the 1957 Annual Number of THE ASTROLOGICAL MAGAZINE. Most of the arcs of progression per year vary from 57 minutes to 65 minutes; and only a few go beyond or below these figures. The arc may be obtained either from the rate in which the Sun's apparent motion is found after birth; or one may takE recourse to the motion of the Moon, or to the sidereal time. WE : have to enquire whether we can fix the approximate measure of progression. As we advance, we are carrying with us the zodiacal pattern found at the moment of our birth. There should then be a corresponding advance in every cusp and in the position of each planet. The whole zodiac symbolised as the nativity affects us; and consequently the zodiac in its entirety represents the maximum possible duration of a man's life. Whe n we divide the 360 degrees of the zodiac by this maximum duration, we may also be able to get the average arc per year. And this very romplicated job can be solved if we have a scientifically accurate method to determine the longevity of any nativity. But then new proble ms may crop up. And we can only

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experiment with the system of directions, before we can arrive at any certain measure. Now we have, for good or bad, the Vimshottari system which gives us a maximum of 120 years. In view of reports of people living beyond 120, we msy have to revise this figu re. The degrees of the zodiac are exactly divisible by 120; and we can then take up any figure which can so divide 360. Thus we can have an average arc of2 or 3 or 4 or 5 or 6 degrees per year. And if we consider the horoscope to represent a connecting link between the past life and the future lire of an individual, we can have an average measure of one degree. And for purpose of this paper, we propose to s how how the average a rc oCone degree a nd the average arc of three degrees actua lly work. In the actual working of the directions, the entire emphasis shills to the aspects formed between the radical and progressed positions. No aspect is good or bad in itself. Its precise nature depends on the nature of the planets, on their relation to the ascenda nt, and on their location. Next we have to consider the observation of Robert Yaget tha t the actual event may not take place exactly at the time when an aspect is formed. This he designates the time-l ag. In other words every aspect has a certa in orb. It extends. If it extends in one direction, it can as well extend backwards. Then t he period covered by an orb will be something like a vidasa or a minor period within a sub-period . Can we overcome the conception of a time-lag'? Whatever system of directions we like to perfect, we have to keep in mind two factors of pa ramount importance in a ny prognost ication. The fi rst is the dasa system of 120 years which in itself is a system ofdirectioos. This is of great help in fixing up the exact time for an event; and the nature of an event can be read with the help of the dasa system and with that of the directiona l aspects. The second factor refers to the modification of events brought forth by the transitting plane ts. It has been our experience that the innuence of the transitting planets is capable of being read accurately only whe n we interpret the trans its

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with reference to the radical Sun, Moon and Saturn, and also with reference to the radical M.C. and ascendant. Even then, as Mantreswara observed, Sun and Mars give results only when they transit the first decanate of a sign; Venus and Jupiter show their effects only when they are in the second decanate; and Moon and Saturn have their influence as they pass through the third decanate. Apart from the usual rules enumerated by many an authority, there are a few principles to be remembered. If the malefic planets transit in 1,3,5,7, 10, 19, 23 stars from the asterism at birth, there will be some trouble or danger. If a planet transits from one s ign to another on a day having I, 10 or 19 asterism from that of the birth, or if there is a n eclipse or planetary war in anyone of these aster isms, it forebodes some calamity. But if these planets are aspected by a benefic, or if they have the conjunction of a benefic, the evi l is greatly minimised.. Similarly if the signs having these asterisms are transitted by malefics who are the owners of these signs, then too there can be no evil effects. Reckoning from the natal asterism, Mantreswara classifies all the stars to represent the whole body. He asks us to find out the asterism through which a planet transits. If that is a malefic transit, the part corresponding to the asterism will be affected. Thus FOR THE SUN we get the following:Counting from the asterism at birth

1 2,3,4,5 6,7,8,9 10 to 13 14 to 19 20 to 23 24,25 26, 2:1

Part of the body Face Head Chest

RighI hand The feel Left hand The eyes The organs of procreation

Effects

Loss Wealth Success Gain

Loss 1iI.hea1th Gain Danger


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FOR THE MOON Asterism

1,2 3to6 7,8 9,10

II 16 19 25

to 15 to 18 to 24 to 27

Part of the body

Fa", Head Back Eyes Chest Len hand Feet Right hand

Result Great fear We ll·being

Victory over foes Financial gain Mental peaoo

Quarrel Foreign travel Gains

FOR MARS Asterism

1,2 3to8 9 to II 12 to 15 16,17 18 to 21 22 to 25 26,27

Part of tM body

Fa", Feet Chest Left hand Head Fa",

Result Danger

Quarrel Success Poverty Gain

Great fear

Right hand

Happiness

Eyes

Foreign travel

FOR MERCURY, VENUS AND JUPITER Asterism

Part of the Body

Result

1,2,3 4,5,6 7 to 12 13 to 17 18,19 20 to 27

Head Fa", Hands

Sorrow Calamity

Stomach

Gains

Gain

Generative organs Loss

Feet

Fame

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FOR SATURN AND THE NODES Asterism

1 2to5 6,7,8 9, 10, 11 12 to 15 16 to 20 21 to 23 24,25 26 , 27

Part of the body

Result

Face Right hand Right leg Left leg Left hand Stomach Head Eyes Back

Sorrow Happiness Travel Loss Gain Pleasures Happiness Happiness Danger

These observations will go a long way in dating the event and in detennining the precise nature of the event. The oonfu sian that has been set afoot by the directional system can be resolved by working either on the one-degree arc or on the three degree arc in conjunction with the dasa system and the transit influences. Then alone can we succeed in rationalising astrology.

8 Directions: Some Attempted Equations Rectification Rectification of the given time of birth is a rather difficult problem. Many a tt empts have been made, and not one can be said to be accurate in so far as adjusting an approximately correct time ofhirth. I do not mean tha t I have discovered one . My purpose is only to focus the attention of the readers on the d iverse ma terial that is available and on the need to derive some s tandard principles. In th is paper, no mention will be made of the lu nar epoch method precisely because it is a method which gives doubtful results at times; and it needs a separate invest igation.

In every horoscope there are four important points. The points close to the ascendant or descendant, to the zenith or nadir, to the Sun or its opposition, and to the Moon or its opposition are the essential points for consideration. The position occupied by the Sun or Moon may coincide with the first two pairs of the sensitive points; and in such a case, the birth time can be taken to be correct . Likewise add the longitudes of the Sun and the Moon and divide it by two. If the result agrees with the longitude of the asce nda nt, desce nda nt, M.C . or I.C ., then we have the correct t ime of birth . In this manner, we may represent the foll owing valid equations :-

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1. (a) (Long. of Sun + Long. of Moon) divided by 2; (b) (2 X Long. of Ascdt.) + Long. of Moon divided by 3; (c) Long. of Sun ... (2 X Long. of Moon) divided by 3 =Ascendant, Descendant, M.e. or I.C. 2. (a) (Long. of Ascdt .... Long. of Moon) divided by 2; (b) (2 X Long. of AscdU + Long. of Moon divided by 3; (c) Long. of Ascdt. + (2 X long. of Moon) divided by 3 '::: Sun, M.e . or I.e . 3. (a) (Long. of M.e .... Long. of Sun) divided by 2; (b) (2 X long. ofM .C.) + Long. of Sun divided by 3; (c) M.e. + (2 X Long. of Sun) divided by 3 = Moon, Ascdt. or Descdt. 4. (a) (Long. of Ascdt. + Long. of Sun) divided by 2; (b) (2 X Ascdt) + Long. of Sun divided by 3; (e) Ascdt. + (2 X Long. of Sun) divided by 3 =Moon, M.e. or I.e. 5. (a) (M.C. + Long. of Moon) divided by 2; (b) (2 X M.C .) + Long. of Moon divided by 3; (e) M.C. + (2 X Long. of Moon) divided by 3 = Sun , Ascdt. or Descdt. 6. (a) (ABedt. + Long. of M.C.) divided by 2; (b) (2 X ABedt) ... (2 X M.C.) divided by 3 =Sun or Moon.

This list can be multiplied by similar observations regarding the sensitive points. Thus Ascendant may replace Descendant, and M.e. may stand for le. Whatever we may do, does t.he principle embodied here work satisfactorily? We are assured on good aut.hority that the agreement comes true within an orb of three degrees. This itself is enough to show that the entire method admits of an error of about ten minutes in the rectified time of birth. Further, take an example of a horo· scope: Ascdt. is Aries 3deg. 15'; Sun in Capricorn 8 deg.ll'; Moon in Capricorn 19 deg.58'; and M.C. 266 deg. 49'. The equation 5 (a) alone fits in here; and I get the longitude 278 deg.23' which falls within that of the Sun. But since I can expect an error of three degrees, the time of birth can as well be ten minutes earlier or later. This is surely beyond any comprehension. Another method tells us that we have to take the longi· tudes of the Sun, Moon , Saturn for the noon day of birth. Add

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the longitudes of Sun and Moon and take half of this amount. Add the longitudes of Sun and Saturn and have

one half of this amount. Then add the longitudes of Moon and Saturn and have one half of this. Add all these three halves and divide it by two. The result will give the Ascdt., Descdt., M.e. or I.e. This must be true of all the persons born on that day, whatever may be the times of their birth. This does not solve our problem.

A third method goes by the arcs. Note the dates of the important events in the lire of the person. These dates are to be

reckoned in years, months and days after hirth. Then oouot them into an arc oCdirection by taking one degree for one year of life. Then add it to the longitude of the planets and find out their aspects to the cardinal points of the horoscope. The arc of one degree to one year is not technically accurate; and such an arc can, if necessary, be applied only to the Sun and the M.C. and not to any other. These limitations are enough to make us ignore this method. Let us take a more precise formulation of this method. Take the date of an important event and oount as many days afl.er birth as the native was years old at the time of the occurrence of the event.. For example, an individual was 26 years old when an important event occurred; and the day will turn out to be the 17th February, for one born On 22nd Janu. ary. Then take t.he )XISition of the Moon on that day and see whether the Moon during the twenty-rour years forms any aspect to any radical or progressed planet. Now on the 17th February I find the Moon in Capricorn; and there is an exact square aspect at 11·8 a.m. with radical Mars (3 deg. 26' Libra). And since the presumed time of birth falls near about 11-10 a.m., the result or this aspect ought to take place near about the birthday. If there is an appropriate aspect on the progressed day find the actual time when this is formed and convert it into months and days. Since one day is taken to stand for one year two hours will stand for a month. Here, we are asked to note I

I

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particularly the directions of Mercury, Mars and Herschel are supposed to act very promptly.

w~ich

H. 17.3

2.-35

Moon

AM,

7.13

"..

G~

29.30 Sukra

•

9.10 ,.",

....

S1.In 3.1 Mercury

SMi 1.25 Lagna

11.47

j

21.35

28.12

Kethu

".~ 25.38

Leaving aside the illustration already given, take up another (Chart 1). The ]l8tive was born on 19th September; and we need the results after he completed his twentieth year. We have to look to 9th October. The Moon is in Sagittarius 9 deg. 13' by about 5-20 p.m., that is, approximately four hours and twenty-four minutes after his supposed time of birth . At about 1-21 p.m ., we get a square between this Moon and the radical Moon; and this works to 10th October. This agrees with the malefic influences that began then. By next morning 9-13 a.m., there is a square with radical Herschel, and this works to the 23rd of Jly. But he left home and studies and was in a crisis by the middle of January. There is an error of six months. On the 11th October at 2-13 a .m ., there is a squa re to radical Mars and at 8-6 a.m. I find another square to radical Mercury. The first gives the date 8th April 1951 , and the second gives 6th July following. It was during this period that there appeared to be some improvement. On the 12th October (representing 1952 September onwards), I find at birth time the Moon in Capricorn 10 deg. 33'. But the worst period began in September and it has come to a close by the last week of December. The whole method seems to fail in accounting for facts. I may be reminded of the M.C . which is 20 deg. 2' in Virgo. But the M.C. was exact square to M.e. on 10th October at 3-15p.m., or in the last week of October 1950. If this square

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is a decisive event, it mus t have occurred in the middle of January 1950; and then I will have to accept the th irteenth degree of Virgo as the M.e. This is roughly twe nty-eighth minutes earlier the n the given time. I cannol enter into the question of a lerting the given time to such an exte nt; nor can I wa it to see what the other progressed pla net s will have to say, s ince a t another time I wis h to discuss the difficulties involved in progression.

Let us cons ide r anothe r method . We are told by a very good a uthority tha t the t ransit of a ny other planet across one of the angles of the horoscope is very helpful in recti fyin g. The angles are the most importa nt and highly sensitive points in a nativity; and the tra nsit of any pla net cannot be a ma tte r of dispute. If a planet passes out of a positive quadrant (4t h to 1st house) into a negative quadrant (first to tenth>, the n we have an indication of passing out of the parent and the like. Fur instance, an individua l lost his father on 1911·11·18, when he oompleted seve nteen years and twenty-five days. The arc of direction for this per iod works to 1 deg. 8' 17" and his ascendant is Libra. Exact time is not known. He was said to be born before seven a nd afte r five in the morning. Mercury was in Scorpio 1 deg. 14'; and this degree rises when the sidreal time was 9·47-18. We get 8·39·1 when we deduct the arc of di rection from this. This is the s idreal time of his birth. This works to 6·34 a.m . as the time of birth when Libra 15 deg. 35' was rising. Assuming this to be oorrect, if we work out the directions to 1946, will we get the same results? Whe n he completed fifty·two years a nd fourteen days, he lost a son. The arc will now come to 3 deg. 28' 10". The signifactor is Jupite r who is in Gemini 13 deg. 58'. This degree of Sagittarius rises at 12·55·57; and when I deduct the arc I get at 9·27.47 , Thirty·four years a nd five months after birth, the mothe r died ; and this gets an arc of 2·17·40. Neptune is 23 deg. 6 of Taurus, This degree of Scorpio rises at 11-24·21; and the sidereal time of birth will then have to be 9·6-41. Here a re three different sidereal times of birth , Which have we to choose? The safest course is to find out whether any other method can help us.

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The re are some more directional methods which are taken to help in determining the exact time. We can glance at the m briefly. At the outset we have the noon date method . Cons idering one day to be equivalent to one year, for a native born on 22-1-1920 we can get. the progressed positions for 24th February 1920; and these will represent for the year beginning in 1953. Since the individual is born before noon, the noon on 24th Februa ry will correspond to some date bet.ween 22nd January 1953 and 22nd J a nuary 1954. Now, this me thod wants the G.M.T . of birth to be e mployed . Find the time between the birth and the nearest noon . At the rate of two hours for one month, convert this time into months and days. If the birth is before noon, add these months and days to the date of birth; and if it is afternoon, then subtract them. The result would be the noon date for any year. The noon positions are equivalent to the progressed positions as at this noon date. This method is a little ingenious and it needs a careful scrutiny. It deserves a close observation. Another is the first of January method. Subtract the month and day of birth from the following first January; and you get the native's age on the first January in months a nd days. At the rate of two hours per month, convert this age into hours and minutes. Then find the time between the time of birth and the nearest noon; and add it to the above if the birth is afternoon, while you have to subtract it if it is before noon. Count the resu lt from the noon on the .birthday. Thus in the previous example by the first of J a nuary 1921, the native is eleven months and nine days old. This is equivalent to 22 hours and 36 minutes. His G.M.T. ofhirth is 6-2 a .m . which is 5 hours 58 minutes away from the nearest noon. Subtracting it from 22.36 we get 16.38. This would give 4-38 a.m . on 23.1.1920. The planetary positions at 4-38 a .m . on 23-1-1920 measure to first January, 1921. Add the required number of days; and you get the positions at 4-38 a .m . on 25-2-1920 to stand for 1-1-1953. These two methods are attempts to bypass a given problem. We take to some farfetched methods to explain away

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some difficulty. But if they are seen to account for a good many facts, we can try to aooept them.

In this connection mention must. be made of the attempt of the Kabalists. They erect a map for the seventh hour after birth only to judge whether the child will survive. This, of course, cannot. solve OUf problem.

The Tajaka method of solar revolution does work very well; and some method for rectifying t.he given time of birth can be elucidated from this. I propoee to do it on a subsequent occasion. There are many methods which are similar to this one and they are to a certain exttmt. fruitful. The prgressive solar revolution method ' oonsiders one year and one day to be equivalent to one year of life. Naibad's method takes the Sun's mean daily motion of 58'S" as equivalent to one year of life. But the Simmonite's method conside rs the Sun's actual daily motion after birth to represent one year of birth . . Apart from all these, I wish to draw the attention of the readers to a method. I came across in an astrological treatise in Sanskrit. It asks us to treat one day prior to the birthday as equivalent to one year. Thus for one born on 19th September, you have to look for the planetary positions and cusps on 30th August if you want the results for his twenty-first year. This is a method. which is very intimately related to the ante-natal existence; and it believes that the post-natal life is only an explicit working out of the potentialities lying in wait during the pre-natal life. Theoretically this principle is sound; and I am sure it does give valid conclusions. At the end we have to mention the formulae given by Mr. Satyanarain Rao. This method of rectification seems to have a scientific basis; and in many cases it agrees with the facts. But wherever I had any difficulty in adjusting a given time. there I found the tables practically unhelpful. Further, his sex-table is alright; but the other table begins its oount with Krittika. Why should we begin with this constellation? Can't we begin either with Aswini or with Uttarabhadra?

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In the end let me point out clearly that at times where all other methods have failed , there we can get a clue from the dasa system. From the nature of the results embodied in the dasas, we can adjust the time of birth to a very great extent.

UNIQUE CLASSIC

~P~A DEEPIttA) (Ortglnal Text with Translation. Notes & Exhaustive Commentary In lucid English) by Dr G.S. Kapoor

9 Progression b y Averages Primary and Secondary directions are incapable of rectifying the t ime of birth .. If a predicted event on the basis of these directions does not happen, we can say either the given time is incorrect or these directions are of no value. The solar- return chart may a t t imes enable us to correct the time within ten or fifteen minutes. This is not enough. We want exactness. An easier method has been proposed by some. It is a kind of progression by taking the mea n daily motion of the bodies and multiplying them by the number of years elapsed. The

figures are ;Minutes

Seconds

59'

8",17

10'

34".89

M.e.

59'

8". 17

Mars

31'

26".66

Jupiter

4'

59".9

Saturn

2

Uranus

0" .82 42".21

Neptune

21".53

Degrees

Sun

Moon

IS'

Venus

5' 36'

7".74

Rahu

3'

10".77

Mercury

32".5

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After calculatin M.C. by multiplying the figure by the number of the elapsed years, calculate the ascendant. But first the ca lcula t:ed M.C. is to be added to the natal M.e. and to the give n positions of the luminaries and planets. Thus in the chart given earlier let us calculate the positions for the beginning of his forty ninth year. The cha rt will be as follows: Guru , Sha ni and Neptune are retrograde. We therefore deduct their longitudes. Budha is retrograde on Ma r c h 11 , 1920 whi ch 18.41.53 Lagna refers to the next year; and Sun 28.28.35 Guru 18. 5 .~ Uran. 7.47.48 Mars on Nap. 17. 223~ Shu. 15.24.17 Budha 15.3. March 15, Me. 8.18.33 1920.Compare 16.31 .26 this with the Shani given nat a l chart. The laRahu 26.59.12 gna is ahead Kuja 28.34.57 Cha. 22.12.19 of square natal Satu rn by 33'.48" which gives six months and 23 days. Th is gives the exact square on about 1967.6.29 and it was eight and a half months later that he fell seriously ill . Chandra came to square natal Guru on Oct. 29, 1967 and Mars becomes sextile natal Mercury on Jan. 4, 1968. He was seriously ill on 1968.3. 13 and had to undergo surgical treatment. The mean natal Rahu being on 208 deg.. 30'43" there was a close conjunction with Kuja on Dec. 27, 1967. This can account for the surgery on April 1, 1968. But what about the highest position in his carrer which took place on April 20, 1968? We have to rely on progressed Moon square natal Guru, and on progressed Mars sextile natal Mercury. This is a way of explaining an event that has taken place. Once an event takes place, the astrologer can give a thousand reasons as to why it happened . But he should be able to forecast it earlier. We find this method also unsatis factory.

10 Symbolic Directions The nearest method for the correction of the time of birth is our theory of symbolic directions. For every completed year take one degree. Add this to the angles (I, 4, 7, 10), to the luminaries, and to the planets. Take each such progressed factor - one a~ a time, and note what aspects it forms with positions of these in the given natal chart. The aspects to be noted are conjunction, opposition (180 deg.) trine (120 deg, 240 deg.I, square (90 deg., 270 deg.I, sextile (60 deg., 300 deg.I, insile (72 deg., 144 deg, 216 deg.), semi square (45 deg., 315 deg.), sesquiquadrate (135 deg., 225 deg.). and quincunx (150 deg., 210 deg) , Though in actual interpretation of a chart we give three to eight degrees of an orb, here in the symbolic directions there is no orb. The aspect mus t be exact. The rulership and placement of the planets detennines when an aspect is go
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others take eight, nine or ten months. The exact time thus arrived at must coincide with major period, minor period, and the 8ubperiod of this minor period. If only one indicates a certai n result, it is not reliable. It will be much better if we also consider Jaimini's Chara and Sthira dasas. Of these three at least two must agree. Of the other aspect the Treckcile (l08 deg., 324 deg.) can be good and favourable. Vigintile (18 deg.) and Decile (36 deg.). may not be favourable. Parallel (30 deg.) is desirable. But in applying the theory oC symbolic directions, we can ignore these. Even the 80 called 22 1/2 deg. aspect may be considered in judging health problems. An illustration will make the application of the theory of symbolic directions clear. This is because the result of an aspect in a given chart can take place after ten months, or after ten and a half months. But it does not go beyond one month. With the help of the Vimshottari system we can pinpoint the time. Take the chart ofa native born on 1920.1.22 at 11.06 A.M. aST). First tabulate when the aspects orand to the luminaries, lagna, seventh house, and the tenth house are formed. We have to tabulate them eeparateJy. Take the degrees as years, and at the rate of five minutes per month convert the minutes and second into months and days. Add the figures to the date of birth.

25.415.35

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13.29.56

2;.31 .48

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17.la.49 Hop 21 .58.25

7.14.13

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19.44.35

Moon

18.S.5

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28.31.157 M~ .

3.215.31 28.30.15 v~~

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We use symbols for the aspects thus - conjunction ( ), opposition ( ), sextile ( ), semisquare and sesquiquad rate ( ), quincux ( ), and parallel ( ). For the planets we use ( ) (Sun),

(Moon),

(Mars),

(Mercury),

(Venus), (Jupi-

ter), (Saturn), (Uranus), (Neptune), and (Pluto). The following aspects may be noted: I. Aoc. 2. Aoc.

3. Me 4. Me

12.24. 29 = 1932.6.19 + 10.28 42.24.29 . 1962.6.19 + 10.28 54.49.57 =74.11 .22 + 10.18 62.10 .3 = 82.3.22 + 10.24

The first involves the s ixth lord who is away from Jupiter by 166 deg.11'.3S-, Jupiter is the lord of the ninth from the natural Zodiac. There was serious trouble about the hip-bone and joint on May 17,1933. Exactly thirty years later he offered to the deity what he promised earlier to give. The time lag is nearly eleven months. The third aspect brought about the marriage of his daughter after four months and 18 days. It is a quintile aspect. The fourth as a semi square involved to lord of the sixth who has changed signs with Saturn. Saturn aspects the second lord and the twelfth house. There was an operation for a cataract. The first was in Rahu-Guru-Budha, the second in Guru-Rahu-Ravi, the third in Shani-ChandraBudha, and last in Budha-Budha-Ketu. We can correct the position ofM.C. by making the times of the last two equal. This requires deducting two seconds from the given time of birth. But we have to wait till we notice the other aspects. Consider the Moon. I. Me 28.44.34 = 48.10.19 + 9.12 2. Aoc 23.59.0 =44.1.16 + 8.26 3. Aso.l 53.59.0. 74.1.16 + 8.26 4. Aso.l 68.59.0.89.1.16 + 8.26

The Moon as a malefic gave a new job by the middle of July. 49 and he gave it up on the first of Aug., 49. The conjunction of the Mc was not favourable. It was in Guru-

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Guru-Rahu. The second is a square and it gave an uneasy position. It was in Rahu-Ravi-Rahu. The third brought disciplinary proceedings. The trine was malefic. It was in Shan iChandra-Chandra . The trine was as unfavourable as the square because the malefic Moon is with the sixth lord . The last brought about a highly serious ailment of the wife. It was in Budha-Ravi-Shukra. Let us look at some other aspects to the four factors mentioned earlier:

12.

= 62.6.26 + 10.21 32.34.23 = 52.8.16 + 10.21 12.25.37 = 32.6.26 + 10.21 Ascd. 27.7.37 = 47.3.8 + 9.24 32.52.23 = 52.12.6 + 9.24 67.37.57 = 87.9.10 + 9.24 59.1.36 = 79.2.2 + 9.21 63.47.9 = 83.11.5 + 10.3 67.29.56 = 87.7.22 + 8.2 67.30.4 = 87.7.22 + 8.2 37.37.29 = 57.9.7 + 10.20 62.51.56 = 82.12.4 + 10.17

13.

48.31.21

= 68.7.30 + 9.13

14.

68.5.46

= 68.2.27 + 7.23

I. Me

2. Me 3. M 4. 5. 6. Me 7. 8. 9. 10. 11.

42.25.37

We have taken only a few examples to illustrate how the symbolic Directions work.

1,3. Mars as the lord of the ninth (hips) is square to Me; and on May 17, 1933 he was hospitalised. Thirty years later he redeemed the pledge. These were in Rahu-Guru-Budha (6· a relation) and in Guru-Rahu-Ravi. The square was unfavour· able to Mars.

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2. There was a serious set-back in his aim to get the highest degree. It was in Guru·Budha-Chandra and Kuja. 4. This period gave him an important footing in his carrel'. It was in Guru-Curu-Guru.

5,6. These offered important improvements in his carrel'. They coincide with Guru-Budha-Budha-Rahu and BudhaShukra-Budha. The trine a nd sextile were favoUl'able. 7. The square brought a substantial amount to clear his obligations. The square was beneficial, like the trine. It was in Shani-Rahu-Chanrlra. 8. It was a grand felicitation function in Budha-BudhaGuru. Budha is in Guru's house Bnd Guru is exalted . The tenth house is involved both ways. 9, 10. Shukra is the lord of the third which is the twelfth from the fourth. The mother passed away in Budha-ShukraShani. Budha is in the Maraka house for the mother, and Shukra in the twelfth from him has Saturn in square.

11. The opposition brought about a serious limitation in his career; and this made him work hard for a better past. It was in Guru-Ravi-Guru. Ravi and Guru have a near 6-8 relation. 12. The sextile brought honou r and recognition. This was Budha-Budha-Ravi. The sextile was favourable. 13. The conjunction of Uranus suddenly caught him in a legal battle. It was forced on him and won. The conjunction first gave worry and then peace. It was in Shani-BudhaShanL 14. The opposit ion of Neptune gave him continuous financial benefits. It was Budha-Shukra-Budha. In this way we can find the aspects of the planets to and from these four factors and relate them to the Vimshottari. This will provide a tolerably correct rectification of the time of birth.

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We commend this method . It should be related also to Tables I, II, III and IV presented in Chapter III. If the result predicted on the basis of the symbolic directions agree with those given by the Vimshottari system, then on the basis of the tables I, 111 and VI given in Chapter III the time of birth can be corrected to the nearest Ghatis and Vighatis.

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