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Varga
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D-10
= Dashamsha=
Dashamamsha = Dashans
Karma-Varga
the 1/10th Portion
= Tenth Divisional
[Harmonic] Chart
"fruits of orderliness"
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**Accuracy of divisional
charts depends entirely on accuracy of birth time .**
Varga charts
can be exceptionally useful.
However, if accurate birth time is not
available, divisional charts are misleading, and should be ignored.
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Anantha |
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BPHS Chapter 6: Shloka
13-14
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"Starting from the same Rashi for an odd Rashi and from
the 9th with reference to an even Rashi, the 10 Dashamsha,
each of 3 degrees, are reckoned.
in case of an odd Rashi,
These are
presided over
by the ten rulers of the cardinal directions,
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Indra,
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Agni,
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Yama,
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Rakshasa,
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Varuna,
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Vayu,
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Kubera,
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Isana,
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Brahma
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Anantha
It is in the reverse order, that these presiding deities are
reckoned,
when an even Rashi is given."
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D-10 = Field of Psychic Expectation for Matters of:
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Career,
Professional Ascendance, Public Dignity, Social Responsibilities ,
Respect
Fruits (11) of the Law (10)
= gain of respect from accepting the burden of social duty
Dashamsha
Sample Career Reading#1
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Dashamsha alone does not define career. 10th navamsha more directly defines the
scope of professional duty.
Rather, D-10 provides
confirmation of radix and navamsha
significations.
If confirmation of radix/navamsha strength does notoccur in dashamsha,reduce Any career expectations
derived
from D-1 and D-9.
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Gracious and abundant
planets in dashamsha indicate successful spiritual education in cycles of birth
and death. -
If you have achieved the absolute humility necessary to
channel the enormous dignity of divine power, so you will be dignified by a powerful social position.
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Conflicted planets in
dashamsha indicate past-life/subconscious ego-attachment and resistance to
acknowledge divine greatness, which will manifest in this life in inadequate
social recognition and respect -
he good news
is, as always: if unconsciously-continued patterns arise into
consciousness,karma is transformed into wisdom and negative implications
of the astrological charts may be reversed. -
Here is a dashamsha-based
career timing analysis
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Career,
profession, and matters of public worth and prestige
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Dashamsha, the tenth
divisional varga (D-10), contains more subtle information and
clarification of karmaasthana effects from the radix chart.
Pattern Recognition
B.V. Raman said that the vidya
of Jyotisha is all about looking for patterns.
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No single indicator is
ever trustworthy in isolation. We need to see repeating influences in
order to securely predict an event or distinctive phase within a person's
lifetime.
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The
main professional predictors in
my experience have to do with the relationshipsbetween key career factors in
the full set of career charts: radix, navamsha, and
dashamsha.
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from
Vedic Astrology: An Integrated Approach,
by
P. V. R. Narasimha Rao
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"The 10th house from lagna in
D-10 shows one's true conduct
in society.
It shows the one's career and the true nature of
one's karma (work).
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Read varga
charts
'interactively', in the context of the basis radix chart.
If L-10 is uchcha
in D-1 but neechcha in dashamsha, expect the native - however
gifted they may be - to struggle with contradictory public appraisals. The
career will vacillate between success and failure, or between visible
and invisible.
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By contrast, if L-10 radix is
strong in both D-1 and D-10, while the lord of the 10th dashamsha is also
auspicious, this is a sure sign of a vibrant and successful career.
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D-10
must be consulted when predicting
results for career, executive or leadership roles in the society, promotions
and recognition in the status hierarchy, or matters of public opinion.
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Public face and Dignity
D-10 and the socially lawful duty roster
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Not everyone has a
'career' with title, but everyone has a
public image, social reputation, and level of dignity within one's
immediate society.
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Everyone carries some burden of public
responsibility,everyone has some duty roster, and society
expects these duties to be conducted lawfully within some scheme of
morality and social norms.
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The
public 'face' = public profile = what most people know about
one's lawful conduct in matters of personal history, relationships, parents,
employment, property management, and all of the other socially
regulated publically accountable behaviors.
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Significance of graha in D-10
domains:
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Although the first instruction = to locate the dashamsha 10th lord and the
dashamsha 1st lord in the radix, and to assess their power in radix, as a
second step, the
dashamsha can be read like a
normal chart.
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As in other charts,
Rahu-Ketu
amplify and sensitize any graha they contact, and any lagna they occupy.
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Any D-10 domain which contains one or
more graha is likely to have importance in the native's public life. Look for
concentrations of graha within each of the six lagnas
Examples:
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E.g., significant graha in the
D-10's 4/10 lagna = strong public acknowledgement for conduct in the
parent and educator roles. Whether the acknowledgement is positive or
negative, depends on the nature of the graha(s).
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E.g., significant graha in the
D-10's 6/12 lagna = strong public acknowledgement for conduct in the
conflict-policing and sanctuary roles. When bhava-6 is strong in D-10
the native should be professionally involved with conflict, either
creating or managing it.
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Also strong graha in bhava-4 of
the D-10 suggest that the public may give special attention to facts
regarding the native's childhood home or upbringing.
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If the graha is Rahu, read
'unusual, unstable, or foreign' elements in the upbringing.
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If the graha is uchcha Guru,
read wealth and privilege, or a magnificent education. .
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Graha in kendra of D-10 and
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Significant graha in any kendra of
D-10 gives the native an unusually strong public presence.
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As in the D-1, the more graha in
kendra, the more the native is well-known.
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Typically the nativity with graha
in all four kendra of D-10, D-9, and/or D-1 is nationally or
internationally known.
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No graha in D-10 or D-1 kendra
suggest that the native is not known outside of their own neighborhood or
village.
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L-10 radix, D-10 lagnesha
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For determining career, by far the
most important Graha in D-10 are:
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The
graha which is the lord
of radix bhava-10,and
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The
graha which is the lord
of dashamshalagna
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The
graha which is the lord
of bhava-10 in dashamsha
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Shani - for position
in large hierarchies
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Budha - for public
communication skills
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First, check the role of the Graha enumerated
below. Interactively, check D-1, D-10, and sometimes D-9.
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These
career significators become temporarily much stronger (for good or for ill)
when they are reigning as Vimshottari mahadasha pati or bhukti pat.
Evaluate:
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*radix L-10
- its role in D-10 -
radix L-7
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*dashamsha
lagnesha - its role in D-1 -
navamsha
lagnesha
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lord of radix
L-10 in D-9
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lord of radix
L-7in D-9
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lord of radix
L-10 in D-10
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lord of radix
L-7 in D-10
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*lord of
the10th/D-9, disposition in radix (important component of career profile)
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*lord of
the10th/D-10, disposition in radix -
lords of the
D-9 and D-10, disposition in radix
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rashi of
dashamsha lagna, what house position in radix.
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rashi of
navamsha lagna, what house position in radix.
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Arudha lagna of
radix karmaa bhava
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The
current Vimshottari
periods lords
This is a long
process.
However, it's the best way I know to extract a useful pattern
of career markers from any nativity.
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Fifth Dashamsha According to
Pt Narasimha Rao
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According to
Pt Narasimha Rao
"The 5th house in
D-10, the chart of career, shows the
following one has.
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The world
forms an impression about one's following based on the power
wielded by one. -
A political leader in a position of power is
assumed to have a lot of following. So A5 [arudha-5] can show the
trappings
of power enjoyed by one. It can also show
awards.".
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