In all your designs you will succeed,
and light will shine on your path.
~~ Books of Job, 22:28
"bad one" Badhesha = lord of the badakha
'badness', harass, oppress, hinder, harm
see also: kharesha = lord of the 22nd drekhamsha
From the Dhammapada of Gautama Buddha
- freely translated by Stephen Mitchell
what you see arises with your thoughts.
If you speak and act with a confused mind,
trouble will follow you as certainly
as a cart follows the ox that pulls it.
Mind creates the world;
what you see arises with your thoughts.
If you speak and act with a clear mind,
happiness will follow you as certainly
as your own shadow in sunlight.
"It s his fault." "She shouldn t have done that."
Believe such thoughts, and you live in resentment.
"It s his fault." "She shouldn t have done that."
Question such thoughts, and you live in freedom.
Anger teaches anger.
Fear results in more fear.
Only understanding can lead to peace.
This is the ancient law.
Vocabulary for BADH
- Koeln Digital Sanskrit Lexicon
- English cognate = beat, bat, bad
bAdha
- a harasser , tormentor
- annoyance , molestation , affliction , obstacle , distress , pain , trouble
- injury , detriment , hurt , damage
- danger , jeopardy
- exclusion from
- suspension , annulment (of a rule etc.)
bAdhaka
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Oppressing , harassing , paining
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Opposing , hindering , injuring , prejudicing
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setting aside , suspending , annulling
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A disease of women
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a kind of tree, belonging to or derived from the Badhaka tree
As a legacy term in Jyotisha, 'badhaka' signifies hindrance and harm from black magic and other evils.
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In more modern psycho-emotional and non-superstitious terms, badhaka represents negative expectations which are stored in the vaults of the subconscious.
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these fears arise on schedule, according to the laws of karmic unfoldment.
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Negative images, infused with destructive emotions like jealousy, fear and anger, are projected upon other people and outside circumstances. The projection mechanism is rarely recognized.
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Despite its true origin in the native 's own subconscious, the native feels victimized by hostile outside forces.
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the 'badhaka' experience is frightening and feels 'evil' : coming up, arising from hot darkness.
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Movable [Chara]= 11th-from-- Fixed [Sthira]=9th-from-- Dual [Dwiswa]= 7th-from |
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Lagna Rashi |
Distance from start rashi to Badhaka Rashi |
Badhaka Rashi (obstructing Sign) |
Badhesha
(lord of the obstructing rashi)
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Chara rashi = 11th from |
Shanaicharya |
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Sthira =9th-from |
Shanaicharya |
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Dwiswa = 7th-from |
Vrihaspati |
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Chara rashi = 11th from |
Shukra |
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Sthira =9th-from |
Angarika |
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Dwiswa = 7th-from |
Vrihaspati |
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Chara rashi = 11th from |
Ravi |
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Sthira =9th-from |
Soma |
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Dwiswa = 7th-from |
Saumya Budha |
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Chara rashi = 11th from |
Angarika |
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Sthira =9th-from |
Shukra |
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Dwiswa = 7th-from |
Saumya Budha |
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Lemma for English word 'evil': www.etymonline.com
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O.E. yfel (Kentish evel ) bad, vicious,
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from P.Gmc. *ubilaz (cf. O.Saxon ubil, Goth. ubils ),
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from PIE *upelo-, giving the word an original sense of uppity, overreaching bounds; which [sense] slowly worsened.
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In O.E., as in all the other early Teut. langs., exc. Scandinavian, this word is the most comprehensive adjectival expression of disapproval, dislike or disparagement[OED].
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Evil was the word the Anglo-Saxons used, where we would use bad, cruel, unskillful, defective(adj.), or harm, crime, misfortune, disease.
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the meaning extreme moral wickedness was in O.E., but did not become the main sense until 18c.
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Evil eye (L. Oculus malus was O.E. eage-yfel.
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23-Apr-2013
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