Rashi Lagna

Chandra-Vrishabha

• 9 graha from Vrishabha lagna
• 12 bhava from Vrishabha lagna

• Gems for Vrishabha Lagna

• Guru gochara Rishabha

Regional Names for Rishabha

• see also: Rashi names multilingual
• Greek : Tauros (Ταῦρος "bull")

• English = Taurus

• French = Taureau

• Hindi: Vrshab, Vrushab

Properties of Vrishabha Rashi

BPHS Chapter 4: 8

"Vrishabha's complexion is white and it is lorded by Shukra.

• It is long and is a quadruped Rashi.

• It has strength in night and resides in the South.

• It represents villages and businessmen.

• An earthy Rashi, Vrishabha rises with its back."

Parashara says:

"[They] will have medium stature and plump body.

• The forehead will be broad, neck thick and stout, eyes bright, hair dark, complexion clear.

• They will be solidly built with big shoulders and muscles well developed.

• the native s of this lagna have great endurance and patience

  • but when provoked they become angry and vicious like a bull.

• They are slow and steady, plodding and persevering, patient and persistent.

• They are conservative. They do not waste their energy.

  • They have a strong will. They are not impulsive.

  If there are bad influences on the lagna they become lazy and self-indulgent.

• They are fond of good food and are very much after money and other worldly possessions.

• They are ambitious, cheerful and fond of enjoyment.

  • They are fortunate and are favorites of Goddess Lakshmi.

  They are sexy but they are steadfast in their love.

• They are fond of music, arts, cinema, drama, etc.

• They like to hoard money and are cautious in spending.

• Their married life is generally happy."

Public Figures

• Vrishabha = radical lagna

• see also: janma rashi Vrishabha = Chandra in Vrishabha

Vocabulary for Rishabha

• Koeln Digital Sanskrit Lexicon

Vrsa =

• a man , male , husband; the male of any animal;

• a bull (in older language only); the zodiacal sign Taurus

• a strong or potent man (one of the four classes into which men are divided in erotic wks.)

• the chief of a class or anything the most excellent or preeminent or best of its kind

• the bull among cows , the principal die in a game at dice... the chief of monkeys

• Justice or Virtue personified as a bull or as Shiva's bull

• just or virtuous act , virtue , moral merit

• a peacock's plumage or tail

• semen virile

• (cf. 'virtue', 'virile')

Vrishabha =

• manly, mighty, vigorous, strong

• a bull

• a showerer of bounties, benefactor

• the chief, most excellent or eminent, lord or best among

• zodiacal sign of Taurus

• the hollow or orifice of the ear

• an Asura slain by Vishnu

Sthurin =

• a pack-horse , beast of burden , draught-ox

• cf. Gk. and Lat. taurus; Goth. stiur; Eng. steer

Go =

• an ox

• a cow , (pl.) cattle , kine , herd of cattle

• to set out for a battle [to conquer cows]

• "anything coming from or belonging to an ox or cow ":

  • milk (generally pl.) , flesh skin, hide , leather , strap of leather , bow-string , sinew

  "the herds of the sky "', the stars

• rays of light (regarded as the herds of the sky , for which Indra fights with Vritra)

• the sign Taurus

• the sun; the moon

• a kind of medicinal plant

• a singer , praiser

• "a goer ", horse

• the sun's ray called Sushumna

• water

• an organ of sense

• the eye

• a billion

• the sky

• the thunderbolt

• the hairs of the body

• an offering in the shape of a cow

• a region of the sky

• the earth (as the milk-cow of kings); (hence) the number `" nine "

• a mother

• speech, Sarasvati (goddess of speech)

• voice , note

  • cf. Lat. {bos} ; Old Germ. {chuo} ;

    • Mod. Germ. {Kuh} ; Eng. {cow} ;

    • Lett. {gohw} ; cf. also Goth. {gavi} and Mod. Germ. {Gau}.

T. Subba Row. (1881). "The Twelve Signs of the Zodiac" in Five Years Of Theosophy. George Robert Snow Mead (ed.). London. (1885, 1894).

"Mystical, Philosophical, Theosophical, Historical and Scientific Essays Selected from "The Theosophist". Available at www.gutenberg.org

"II. Vrishabham.

• This word is used in several places in the Upanishads and the Veda to mean Pranava (Aum).

• Sankaracharya has so interpreted it in several portions of his commentary.*

• * Example, "Vrishabhasya -- Chandasam Vrishabhasya Pradhanasya Pranavasya."

guna

niza-bala group =

tattva

( = "that-ness", element)

Owner

rising portion

General Traits of Vrishabha Lagna - Chandra in Vrishabha

• treasure-holds, fields and pastures,

• money, luxury, sensual pleasures, wines and foods, perfumes and oils

• Ancient knowledge, languages, history,

• records and archives, old songs and stories

• capital accumulation, acquisition of goods, collections,

• banking, stored wealth, stored memories,

• value-hoards of every description.

befriends "Meena-12" types:

the lost and lonely; the disembodied, dissolved, or unmoving

spiritualists and diviners; meditators and those who offer private prayers, fantasizers, and dreamers;

those cloistered in monasteries, prisons, and other sanctuaries; spies and voyeurs; beings without bodies; foreigners; the imagination-oriented

those detached (12th-from) innovation and new ideas;

General Suitability of Gems for Vrishabha Lagna

Yoga for Vrishabha lagna only

Lagnesha Shukra

• Identifies with Treasuries and Pleasures

Wealth

For Vrishabha lagna and Vrischika lagna

Budha-Ketu bhukti

Potential Divorce signification

Raja Yoga for Vrishabha lagna

• Shani in Vrishabha + Shukra in Kumbha

Natural Friendship communities and networks

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