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    This book review summarizes the Upanakshatra Jyothisha book, which contains 40 articles on the application of ruling planets and nakshatras in Vedic astrology. The book extensively uses ruling planets to predict events in life, believing they rule again at birth, death, and every event. It considers the star and nakshatra of planets and chart angles, as well as their sub-lords, in analysis. While some articles take this full approach, others only consider part of the picture, like only the star lord of a planet but not its nakshatra sub-lord. The book provides various case studies and examples of how ruling planets and nakshatras can be used

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    This book review summarizes the Upanakshatra Jyothisha book, which contains 40 articles on the application of ruling planets and nakshatras in Vedic astrology. The book extensively uses ruling planets to predict events in life, believing they rule again at birth, death, and every event. It considers the star and nakshatra of planets and chart angles, as well as their sub-lords, in analysis. While some articles take this full approach, others only consider part of the picture, like only the star lord of a planet but not its nakshatra sub-lord. The book provides various case studies and examples of how ruling planets and nakshatras can be used

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    This book review summarizes the Upanakshatra Jyothisha book, which contains 40 articles on the application of ruling planets and nakshatras in Vedic astrology. The book extensively uses ruling planets to predict events in life, believing they rule again at birth, death, and every event. It considers the star and nakshatra of planets and chart angles, as well as their sub-lords, in analysis. While some articles take this full approach, others only consider part of the picture, like only the star lord of a planet but not its nakshatra sub-lord. The book provides various case studies and examples of how ruling planets and nakshatras can be used

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    The document discusses the application of Krishnamurti Paddhati (KP) astrological techniques, focusing on analyzing ruling planets, stars, and sub-lords of planets and astrological house cusps to make predictions.

    Some techniques discussed include considering the ruling planets, stars, and sub-lords of planets and cusps, as well as the tenant planet's star and sub-lord when that planet's dasa is operating. The square aspect is also noted to excite events.

    When checking if a matter is promised, the document mentions considering the cusp co-rulers, stars, and sub-lords of the cusp, as well as the cuspal sub-lord, its star and sub. The sub-lord is analyzed like in the 4-step theory.

    Book ReviewUpanakshatra Jyothisha

    By: Tin Win


    Email: tw853@yahoo.com

    Upanakshatra Jyothisha
    by Editor K. Hariharan
    Krishnamurti Publications, 2008, 303 pages
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    This Upanakshatra Jyothisha is one more book from the collection series of refreshing old
    articles compiled by K. Hariharan, which contains 40 articles, as shown in the contents.
    In most of the articles, the ruling planets have been used extensively, and it is said,
    'According to KP, the ruling planets at birth rule again at the time of death and also at each
    and every event of life.' (page 155)
    Proper consideration of a planet (cuspal sub lord or dasa period lord), it's star and sub is
    found in some articles as follow:
    'Summing up, it is advisable to predict after analyzing the star and sub positions etc. of the
    planets as well as of the cusps of the horoscope.' (page 88)
    'Sub lord of 10th cusp is Mercury. (Mercury's) star lord is Moon and sub lord is
    Jupiter.' (page 137)
    'Venus Dasa, star lord is Kethu and sub lord is Jupiter which is analyzed in above.' (page
    138)
    However, the sub lord of planet is not considered. 'Here the sub lord of the 6th cusp is
    Jupiter... Now Jupiter is posited in Venus star.' (page 254) The cuspal sub lord Jupiter's
    sub is not taken into consideration.
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    Moreover, in checking whether the concerned matter is promised or not, the cusp co-rulers,
    star and sub lords of the cusp are considered but the cuspal sub lord, its star and sub are
    not considered.
    'The 11th cusp is governed by Jupiter and Mercury as star lord and sub lord of the
    cusp.' (page 71) Only the cusp co-rulers Jupiter and Mercury are considered. In order to
    check whether the concerned matter is promised or not, the 11th cuspal sub lord Mercury
    as a planet, it's star and sub are to be considered. Similarly 'Interview is governed by the
    3rd cusp. 3rd cusp is governed by Jupiter and Mercury as star and sub lords.' (page 72) The
    3rd cuspal sub lord Mercury, its star and sub are to be considered in order to check whether
    success in interview is promised or not.
    The subs star is considered like in 4-step theory. Sub lord of Lagna is Venus in the star
    and sub of Saturn, occupant of Bhadhaka sthana. Sub lord Saturn in the star of Ketu
    placed in 6th (page 208)
    For married life the 11th cuspal sub lord is checked. No doubt, the 7th house represents
    marital relationship; yet for permanence of relationship and harmony one has to examine
    the sub lord of 11th cusp, as it is the 11th house that represents permanent relationship and
    harmony. (Vide page 151 of May 1971 edition of K.P. Reader IV) (page 225). In horary
    astrology, if the sub lord of the 11th cusp is a significator of houses 1,5,7 or 11, perfect
    hamony and happy life is indicated. (page 266)
    The following points are food for thought and for your information:
    In the male chart under discussion, we have to confirm that the sub lord of 5th cusp is a
    significator of 2,5 and 11 and that the sub lord of the 11th cusp is a significator of 8,11 and
    5. (page 217) 8,11 and 5 are 2,5 and 11 for wife.
    In my opinion the Ascendant is the house which brings all-round success to the querent
    and as such the Ascendant should not be considered as a house of negation to the 2nd
    house. (page 143)
    There is a provision whereby an astrologer can entertain a question from a person whos
    has a strong urge to know even about anyone, person or organization not directly connected
    with the questioner. The question in such a case is, as it were, that from the concerned
    person himself for the purpose of assigning Lagna.In this case I had the urge. I took out the
    number 181. The resultant Lagna Sagittarius 20-06-40, represented NTR.
    'A planet in a constellation gives the result indicated by the lord of the constellation in its
    Dasa (i.e. tenant planets Dasa) in the Bhukti of lord of constellation. Conversely, when the
    Dasa of a planet is on; planets in the constellation or on the sub of the Dsa lord can give the
    result.' As such , Rahu in the constellation of Venus will give the result in Venus Dasa and
    Rahu Bhukti. (page 279)
    Grade 'E' significator: planets associated with and aspected by the above (grade A,B,C & D)
    significators, especially the star lords of the cusps. (page 237)
    In Western astrology, the square aspect has been considered as unfavorable by most of the
    authorities... The square aspect has been found to excite the events in almost all cases.
    (page 12)
    Contents
    1. The truth of the theory of Krishnamurti Paddhati
    2. KP and time of fructification of marriage
    3. Will I buy a vehicle?
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    4. Nature of profession
    5. Application of RP in finding events in a horoscope
    6. Ruling planets help to choose the research project
    7. Date of birth and sex of the child
    8. Promotion to higher post
    9. Transfer
    10. Ruling planets never fail
    11. Interview success or not?
    12. Experiments with RP on minor events
    13. Anatomy of prediction
    14. Purchase of land
    15. Time of restoration of electricity
    16. Election result
    17. Application of RP
    18. Longevity by KP
    19. Marriage- when?
    20. A raid by income tax department

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