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Rashi Lagna

Chandra-Vrishabha
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Om Vasudevaya Namah
Om Gopalaya Uttara Dwajaya Namaha
Vrishabha - Taurus
"herds, hoards, holds, heaps"
Pranava - Vrsa -
Uksha - Hrisha - Vrisha - Risha - Brikha - Rishaba - Anadhuh
Sthurin - Sthaurin - Go -
Gokula - Tauri - Taavura - Tavuru
Urisha, Vrshab
(Hindi)
Tauros (Ταῦρος
"bull")
= Tavuri =
Greek
English = virile , virago, virtue
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Taurus - Taureau

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Virtues,
Values, Weight and Worth
Natural Resources, Moveable Stored Wealth, Chests of Treasure
Fleshly Senses and their Pleasures =
Food, Wines, Sweets, Scent, Sight, Sound, Taste, Touch, Tongue
pleasures of the mouth
General Suitability
of Gems for Vrishabha Lagna
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Properties of Vrishabha
Rashi BPHS Chapter 4: 8
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"Vrishabha's complexion is white and it is
lorded by
Shukra.
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It is long and is a quadruped Rashi.
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It has strength in night and resides in the
South.
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It represents villages and businessmen.
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An earthy Rashi, Vrishabha rises with its back."
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Parashara says:
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"[They] will have medium stature and
plump body.
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The forehead will be broad, neck thick and stout, eyes bright,
hair dark, complexion clear.
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They
will be solidly built with big shoulders and muscles well developed. -
the native s of this lagna have great endurance and patience
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They are slow
and steady, plodding and persevering, patient
and persistent. -
They are
conservative.
They do not
waste their energy.
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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.
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They are sexy but they are steadfast in their love.
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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."
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Public Figures
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Krittika
Surya mulatrikona =
Simha bhava-4 = regal patriotism, homeland, protection
of the Old Ways and Entitlements
Mesha
Rishabha (Shani becomes yogakaraka)
Rohini
Chandra mulatrikona = Vrishabha
bhava-1 = self, complexion, appearance, fleshly-form,
vitality, blood, initiative, movement, actions, direct
pursuit, conditions of birth
Mrigashira =
Kuja mulatrikona = Mesha bhava-12 =
hospitals, sanctuary, private imagination, the bedroom,
the meditation hall, hotels, long sojourn in foreign
land, dreams, spiritual guidance
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Vocabulary for Karkata
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Vrsa =
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a man , male , husband; the male of any animal;
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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
=
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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 Asuraslain by Vishnu
Sthurin =
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a pack-horse , beast of burden , draught-ox -
cf. Gk. and Lat.taurus; Goth. {stiur}; Eng. {steer}
Go =
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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
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milk (generally pl.) , flesh skin, hide , leather , strap of leather
, bow-string , sinew
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"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
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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
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"II. Vrishabham.
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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."
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guna |
(rajas, action) |
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niza-bala group =
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Mesha
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Vrishabha
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Mithuna
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Karkata
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Dhanushya
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Makara
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tattva
( = "that-ness",
element) |
(earth element) |
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Owner |
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rising portion |
(daya= 'presentation' or
'portion') pRSThodaya=
rising from behind ( = Mesha,
Vrishabha, Mithuna, Dhanushya, Makara) |
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General Traits of
Vrishabha Lagna - Chandra in
Vrishabha
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treasure-holds, fields and
pastures,
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money,
luxury, sensual pleasures, wines and foods, perfumes and oils
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Ancient knowledge, languages,
history,
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records and archives, old songs
and stories
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capital accumulation,
acquisition of goods, collections,
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banking, stored wealth, stored
memories,
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value-hoards of every description.
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General Suitability
of Gems for Vrishabha Lagna
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Surya ratna =
possibly yes, because Surya = L-4 and does
not rules any other house -
Chandra ratna =
no, generally, because Chandra = L-3 and does
not rules any other house -
Mangala ratna
= no, because Mangala = L-7 and L-12 -
Budha ratna =
yes, because Budha = L-2 and L-5 -
Guru ratna =
no, because Guru = L-8 and L-11 -
Shukra ratna =
yes, because Shukra = the auspicious lagnesha, but caution
must be used for anyone with health or marital issues because Shukra
also = L-6 -
Shani ratna =
yes, with caution - because YogakarakaShani =
L-9 and L-10 -
Rahu-ratna = unknown, depends on Rahu's lord -
Ketu-ratna = unknown, depends on Ketu's lord
There are
exceptions to all of these general rules which are
caused by the position of Chandra, the active Vimshottari time
lords, and the native 's personal goals, inter alia.
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Yoga for Vrishabha lagna only
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For Vrishabha lagna only.
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Chandra in lagna, -
Surya in Vrischika (full Moon uchcha in
lagna) -
*and* Shukra in Thula -
*and* Budha in bandhu bhava.
Result = exceptionally high social position
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Lagnesha Shukra
- Identifies with Treasuries and Pleasures
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Nativity = Vrishabha lagna or
Vrishabha
Chandra = strongly identified with treasuries of beauty
and wealth: both those consisting of valuable material
resources and the store-holds of precious knowledge. Barring damage to dhana-bhava or to the dhana-pati,
most natives of Vrishabha become wealthy and
knowledgeable, over time. One may be socially most comfortable
in the gracious, sensual environments of materially elegant,
enriched, luxurious
cultures. Vrishabha natives are typically very acquisitive,
with an advanced sensitivity to food, drink, sound,
shape, and scent. A highly developed Shukra () may
become an extraordinary agent of beauty and
sound. For Vrishabha lagna, the
character, placement, drishti re: gracious, acquisitive lagnesha
Shukra
will determine the conditions of social satisfaction.
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Wealth
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accumulated treasuries
of wealth and knowledge via the undertakings of Budha = lord of 2nd from
Vrishabha.
The birth family are talkative
(Budha) collectors of wealth reserves, acquisitive of
wealth-containers such as herds hoards and properties, barring damage to dhana bhava.
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For Vrishabha lagna and Vrischika lagna Budha-Ketu bhukti Potential Divorce signification
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Vimshottari dasha
each Budha period is always followed by a Ketu period.
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Budha = L-2 for Vrishabha and L-8 for Vrischika. Thus lord
of 2 or 8, which is a divorce trigger, is followed by
influence of "surrender" Ketu. -
Should the marriage be on shaky grounds before the Budha
bhukti begins, and if other factors are present such as Budha
ruling or located in an argumentative position, -
then marital disintegration may start in a Budha period to
be followed by abandonment and an exclamation of "I give up"
during the immediately subsequent Ketu period.
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During certain long mahadasha (Shukra, Budha, Rahu, Shani)
the Budha and Ketu periods are proportionally quite long also,
therefore the script of argument (Budha) followed by apathy,
despair of improvement, and ultimately abandonment, is given a
long playing time in the script.
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Raja Yoga for Vrishabha lagna
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An exchange of Rashis between Karma's Lord and Lagna's Lordwill make the native
associated with the king in a great
manner. ~~
BPHS ,
Ch. 40, Sl. 13
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If the lord of the Lagna and the 10th exchange houseswith each other then they form a Raja Yoga . They will confer
high position, reputation and power.
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BPHS
Ch. 5, Sl. 41
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Natural Friendship communities and networks
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11th from Vrishabha = Meena:
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befriends the lost and lonely;
spiritualists and diviners; meditators and those who offer private
prayers,
fantasizers, and dreamers; those less concerned with innovation and
being first; those cloistered in monasteries, prisons, and other
sanctuaries; spies and voyeurs; beings without bodies;
foreigners ; the imagination-oriented
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