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Vimshottari Dasha
Graha *
Bhava |
OM bhram bhrim bhraum sah rahave
namah
B. P. Lama Modern Observations
Rahu Mahadasha * 18 years
Modern
description of the sequence of experiences structured into the
Rahu
Mahadasha, written by Barbara Pijan Lama
Ambitious Leap Forward = "Express Elevator"
Jump-Start
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Nine Mahadasha Periods of the 108-year Vimshottari Dasha
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BPHS
Ketu Mahadasha
= 7 years
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BPHS
Shukra Mahadasha
= 20 years
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BPHS
Surya Mahadasha = 6 years
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BPHS
Chandra
Mahadasha = 10 years
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BPHS Mangala
Mahadasha = 7 years
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BPHS
Rahu
Mahadasha = 18 years
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BPHS
Guru
Mahadasha = 16 years
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BPHS
Shani
Mahadasha = 19 years
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BPHS
Budha Mahadasha
= 17 years
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Nine Bhukti sub-periods of the Rahu Mahadasha
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Rahu Mahadasha + Rahu bhukti
=
swabhukti
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Rahu Mahadasha + Guru bhukti
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Rahu Mahadasha + Shani bhukti
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Rahu Mahadasha +
Budha bhukti
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Rahu Mahadasha +
Ketu bhukti
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Rahu Mahadasha + Shukra bhukti
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Rahu Mahadasha + Surya bhukti
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Rahu Mahadasha +
Chandra bhukti
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Rahu Mahadasha +
Mangala
bhukti
= chida-dasha
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BPL: Seven years
of Mangala's intensely competitive, vigorously active, warlike Mahadasha
are completed. Now comes 18 years of
kamakaraka Rahu. |
Rahu Leaps Up, Ketu Falls Down
What Rahu
Giveth, Ketu Taketh Away
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Rahu periods generally
indicate a Great Leap Forward in the endeavors of Rahu's bhava, rashi,
and matters controlled by Rahu's Lord.
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Ketu periods generally
indicate surrender, abandonment, and detachment in the endeavors of
Ketu's bhava, rashi, and matters controlled by Ketu's Lord.
During Rahu's Mahadasha and during each of His bhukti
periods, rules will be broken or circumvented and cultural taboo
ignored .
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Rahu crashes through barriers and invades
regulated zones. -
Rahu is by nature illicit, illegal, pernicious,
disregarding of law and convention, counter to the established practices,
non-conformist, favoring the company of outcastes and foreigners,
delighting in the exotic, a purveyor of forbidden things, unconcerned with
cultural definitions of pollution, uncaring of marriage regulations, a
permitter and facilitator of unmitigated desire. -
Rahu covers His
tracks with a haze of oily smoke. the native rarely enjoys much
consciousness during a Rahu period when the brilliant light of Divine
intelligence emitted by Lord Surya cannot penetrate the smoky polluted
aura of rakshasya Rahu the great Naga King. -
Rahu = an interloper
and a pretender to the throne, a fraud and a poseur. Pretending to
represent love, or true values, or authorized power, He substitutes raw
desire which has lain unfulfilled for many lifetimes. Rahu's planetary
lord will reveal Rahu's objectives and His style of obtaining possession
of those things.
Beware that Rahu's promises
while magnetically attractive will ultimately turn out to be false because
His power is not legitimate.
The
object of Rahu's desire has
been wanted by the native for millennia.
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The desire has been suppressed in
the subconscious in order to keep the native safe.
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Rahu leaps into
action like a great coiled snake.
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When He is empowered by time-lordship in
the Vimshottari Dasha, Rahu breaks out of subconscious captivity and fills
the native with a surge of desire for a person, place,
idea, experience, entitlement, or empowerment. -
Rahu has deep,
long-unsatisfied desires and during His periods He may be unstoppable
unless constrained by Shani the Regulator. In any case there is
rarely a need to stop Rahu's rampage since the fruits of past lives must
emerge.
The best advice for Rahu periods is to relax and enjoy a walk on
the wild side. It is true that Shani will impose the lawful consequences
but generally one can have a bit of fun before that happens : )
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Characteristics of Rahu
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Rahu the Rogue works
surreptitiously, swiftly, by insinuation. He
insinuates Himself into the elite class whose privilege He
desires to obtain.
For example,
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Rahu in bhava-10
= the chalakaraka hungers for the privileges accorded to those who
have earned the rank of executive decision-makers and social leaders.
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Rahu in bhava-11
= the chalakarakahungers for the privileges accorded to those who have earned the rank
of importance in marketplace, "high net worth
individuals", fund-raisers, and "socialites".
The Rahu-figure appears to be an outside person, but be advised:
Rahu is a phantom!
Rahu bhukti of the Vimshottari Dasha,
especially the Rahu-Rahu swabhukti, indicate the most vivid,
psychologically intense periods of
psychic projection that will occur during the entire lifetime.
Key points:
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Rahu's modus operandi = maximum
self-elevation.
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Rahu is
mesmerizing.
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Appearing to fulfill one's deepest
desires, Rahu sways to the music like a cobra enticed upward
from the snake-charmers basket. He fascinates.
Rahula cleverly uses the available resources - whoever
and whatever is immediately accessible - as opportunities
to propel His quickest trajectory into the privileges accorded to the
elite class who occupy a higher social station.
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BPHS predictions for Rahu periods: |
Parashara generally predicts
that Bhukti periods of Rahu provide good results when Rahu occupies these
placements:
- bhava = Sahaja,
Randhra,
Karma, or
Labha
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For Budha-Rahu periods, BPHS says:-
if Rahu is in a Kendra, or Trikona, Or, if
Rahu is in Mesha, Kumbha, Kanya, or Vrishabha. Effects, like reverence
from the king, good reputation, gain of wealth, visits to sacred
shrines, performance of religious sacrifices and
oblations, recognition, gain of clothes etc., Are derived in the Antara
Dasha of Rahu in the Dasha of Budha,[Chapter 58:
Effects of the Antara Dashas in the Dasha of Budhashloka
47-49.]
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if Rahu is in Sahaja, Randhra, Karma, or Labha, there will
be an opportunity to have conversation, or a meeting with the king, In
this position, if Rahu be associated with a benefic, there will be a visit
to a new king. [ Chapter 58:
Effects of the Antara Dashas in the Dasha of Budhashloka 51]
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Rahu effects in
practice:
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Rahu-Ketu periods in a normal, otherwise-balanced
western person will create an era marked by unusually high
"emotional permission" to cross taboo boundaries.
KETU is the primary karaka for abandonment and
wandering. The special character of Rahu-Ketu period is that it signifies an
intense desire (Rahu) for a partnership (Rahu-Ketu) that cannot be completed.
Ketu signifies wandering away from relationships, due to psychic inability to
connect with the partner. Think about the story of the beheading of Rahu-Ketu,
and it will be easy to understand why Ketu is "headless" with no sense of
direction!
For example, Rahu the Rakshasa gives permission to
break these common social taboo barriers (common to many societies worldwide):
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marry outside
one's tribe or ethnic community;
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have an extramarital or premarital affair;
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eat meat; gamble; dance; be naked;
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touch forbidden objects or hear forbidden
instructions
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perform magic, speak curses, and foretell the future; talk
openly with spirits
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explore taboo sexual practices.
Rahu
permits much more direct engagement with matters of ritual pollution - or even
physical pollution
Rahu's effect gets physical when ingesting taboo/illegal drugs, or
taboo amounts of a sanctioned intoxicant like alcohol. Or when a person
from a culture where meat (or a particular kind of meat) is taboo, starts
eating those taboo/polluted foods.
For example,
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a foreign student from a strictly
vegetarian family might travel to a cow-eating country and find themselves
eating cow meat. -
Mahatma
Gandhi left his traditional
Gujarati family for law school in
London during Shukra/Rahu period -and had a conscious, life-changing
struggle with numerous religious taboos, especially eating meat. -
This
early moral struggle prepared him for later work releasing (Rahu) caste taboosin So. Africa and India.
For an example of the taboo impact of extramarital
affairs, see the divorce chart of Charles,
Prince of Wales.
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The onset of Charles'
Rahu
Mahadasha, where radix Rahu is extremely powerful yuti lagnesha Chandra in
super-high-visibility
karmasthana, shows the worldwide impact of his long extramarital
affair with Camilla Parker-Bowles. The affair itself originated much earlier in the
prince's life, but the dramatic public effects of it began for him in 1995 -
the year his Rahu
Mahadasha started.
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Effects are first and foremost determined by the
bhava occupied by Rahu.
Depends on your culture, and whichever planets are yuti Rahu, or receive drishti from Rahu.
The
two biggest Forbidden Zones in American society are
Sex and Death. So, Sex and Death are where we see the dominant effects
of Rahu for westerners:
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extramarital affairs, -
homosexual,
polyandrous/polygamous union, or other taboo-sexual emergence; -
intense erotic attractions of all kinds -
exotic/exogenous marriages; including foreigners,
class/caste gap and age gap -
suicide, infanticide (abortion), ritual murder;
and other taboo sorts of death -
Events that *combine* sex and death in ritual
form
Rahu does produce the occasional Pentecostal
snake-dancer and other tantrik-tantric outcroppings, but middle class folk
will find that most of their Rahu adventure is centered around a core group of
secret, forbidden activities:
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extramarital affairs and other forbidden
sexualities; -
illegitimate pregnancies and abortions; -
Occasionally, suicide in the family.
Inter-racial and inter-faith marriages are much less
taboo in America than they used to be. But still, one of the most common
effects of a Rahu bhukti for the strong Rahu person (who has Rahu drishti to
the marriage house) is to cause exogenous marriage, a marriage outside their
caste, class, religion, or tribe.
Other Rahu marriages are those with a major age
gap,
where the spouse is old enough to be one's parent or grandparent (because it
resembles parent-child incest).
Another interesting pattern in marriages made during
Rahu bhukti, is that they tend to end in divorce either within the same Rahu
bhukti that caused the marriage (in other words, within 3 years maximum) -or-
at the subsequent Rahu bhukti (which might be as long as 18 years in the
future).It is not so simple as saying that if the marriage was made
under Rahu then divorce will also occur during a subsequent Rahu period.
There are multiple factors required to create a divorce.
Still, it is a common pattern that warns the Jyotishi to be on alert.
In the Rahu-dominated entertainment industry,
interracial marriage bears little stigma, and as an attention-getter it can
be a public relations plus. However, outside of this subculture wherein
"there is no bad publicity", exotic marriages eventually do become
stigmatized, on both sides.
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Q: Rite now I am
having a mahadasha of rahu and my father is also having mahadasha of rahu. I just want to know if it is something to worry, |
A: In
general, worrying creates poor mental health.
For good mental health, teach
yourself about your own placement of Rahu, and teach yourself about your
Father's placement of Rahu.
When you become educated about the characteristics of the
two types of Rahu, one for you and one for your Father, then you can be
prepared with appropriate
expectations.
However, do not fall into the bad habit of worrying.
Maintain a positive attitude and develop your problem-solving
intelligence. Sincerely, BPL
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- Rahu in Mesha
- Rahu in Rishabha
- Rahu in
Mithuna
- Rahu in Karkata
- Rahu in Simha
- Rahu in Kanya
- Rahu in Thula
- Rahu in Vrischika
- Rahu in Dhanushya
- Rahu in
Makara
- Rahu in Kumbha
- Rahu in Meena
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Rahu in Mesha
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Rahu in Rishabha
* uchchamsha
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Rahu in
Mithuna
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Rahu in Karkata
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Rahu in Simha *
neechchamsha
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Rahu in Kanya
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Rahu in Thula
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Rahu in Vrischika
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Rahu in Dhanushya
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Rahu in
Makara
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Rahu in Kumbha
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Rahu in Meena
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To a lesser extent than the bhava effects which indicate the procedures,
mechanisms, and fixed environment of the period, the rashi occupied by
Rahu is also determinative. Rashi effects include more cultural and
stage-setting environment whereas the bhava predict actions, mechanics,
and processes. More importantly, look to the lord of Rahu's
rashi to predict characteristic qualitative effects during the
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Extraordinary Circumstances
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Rahu periods are always extraordinary and never
ordinary; always unusual and never usual; always dramatic never conventional or mundane.
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Rahu transports
one out of regular, conformist social behaviors and into a realm of
excitement, irregularity, exotic allure, and ambition for higher social privilege.
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Unless Rahu's lord is exceptionally well
placed (such as an uchcha Guru in kendra) Rahula's effect are elevating in terms of social station but rarely in terms of philosophical
wisdom, .
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Renegade Rahu amplifies the desire for a sudden,
unearned, cleverly acquired increase of
privilege. Rahu craves the company of the elite, and fast access to the treasures and
pleasures, respect and regard, that are normally accorded to those who
have accomplished mastery in the tasks of their class.
Super-powered Rahu-2 = Rapid Entry to Wealth
Elites
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Mahadasha of Rahu-2-Thula as for
Josemaria Escriva during his age 22-40,
propelled the native toward acquisition (2) of membership in the
global banking (2) elite. Possession of great wealth and great
knowledge via promises, vows, contracts and agreements (Thula).
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Rahu's methods are surreptitious and clever.
When Rahu is strong (in this
case, super-strong via Kala-Sarpa-Yoga) Rahu gathers the value-hoard
without earning the money via labors nor the knowledge via studies.
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Roguish Rahu-2 acquires entitlements quickly
via insinuated membership into
the elite class, rather than by Shani-slow-conventional methods
of earning entitlements (by labors, profession, birth rank, etc.).
Style of the Ascendancy
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Rahu's style varies according to His bhava and rashi.
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Because Rahu-Ketu amplify the effects of their planetary Lords and any
co-tenant graha who share Rahu's bhava, the roles of Rahu's lord and
companion graha are vividly important.
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If Rahu shares a bhava with several
graha, the Great Leap scenario generated during Rahu periods can be very complex.
A Vivid Example:
UK-PM 1979-1990
Margaret Thatcher broke
through long-standing cultural barriers of class
and gender when she was elected PM in her Rahu/Rahu
period.
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Ms. Thatcher's Rahu placement is
exceptionally strong in Karkata-10 for leadership,
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while Rahu's lord L-10 Chandra is confident
and dignified in Magha-11,
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and Rahu in navamsha = yuti the atmakaraka
Surya while Surya = lord of 11 in radix for goals and
achievements.
Collapse of Supporting and Controlling
Structures
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Mahadasha of Rahu and most bhukti of Rahu (depending on Rahu's angle
to the mahadasha pati) begins
The conventional expectations may
be radically
disappointed in order to open the way for Rahu to take His great risk and great leap.
Stage one
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The Rahu-Rahu swabhukti is usually a
'getting started' period
in which the ambitions rise and the person gets in 'on the ground
floor' of the area of opportunity that they want to develop.
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Simultaneously the initial phase of a Rahu period
often has a
general characteristic of 'social failure' of the Shani-slow-conventional
methods or traditional step-wise
social ladder-wise climb toward higher ranks.
For example,
Or,
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a middle age man has been told that he
will get reliable step-wise promotions in his government job yet
this promise has failed and he is feeling stuck. Rahu-Rahu
may signal his discovery of a new passion that generates a second
career. He will need all of Rahu-Rahu swabhukti (three years,
including dasha sandhi) to build a
launching platform for a new rise-up in the second career.
The disappointment felt in swabhukti is not necessarily an internal failure of the
individual to satisfy the expectations
of outer society.
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Rather, it is usually
the reverse: society's promise of an orderly and step-wise progress
toward one's goals has been broken and some institutional or family
relationship has collapsed.
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Note: when Rahu-Rahu occurs at age 25-30 or so
and Rahu conjoins a functional benefic, young people in the West of
the socially correct age for professionalization may not feel any
disappointment at all. They may simply be aware of being held back
from glory (and money) while they "jump through hoops" of
institutional courses and examinations. For them, the "getting
started" period is socially normal, but even so there will be a
feeling of laying-out the launching pad
for the full 18-yr Rahu trajectory.
Stage two
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An intermediate phase of the Rahu period typically
involves the development of an obsessive
attraction, such that one is pulled upward toward the
higher station by intense desire for the person, customs, knowledge,
wealth or other object in the higher realm.
Stage three
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The breaking up of old structures clears a
path toward rapid escalation of progress toward social and material goals.
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However as always with Rahu, once the period is completed, it is often
found that Reckless Rahu's sudden accomplishments are fraudulent, or perhaps too
pretentious, and not sustainable. -
one has not indeed earned the desired
higher station in life, and likely one will return to one's station of
birth at the next Ketu period.
Back to square one
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Once the Rahu period concludes, one will
know that in order to permanently achieve the desired higher station, one
will need to go back to square one and start the process again, this time
following the rules.
For example,
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one who acquires a dramatic increase in
wealth during a Rahu period will very probably lose most of it
during the subsequent Ketu period. -
Yet having tasted the higher echelon
one may remain focused on the known target, and regain that higher station
later by more normal, slow, and socially approved means. Agents and Actors
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Rahu brings important new actors into the life
scene, and these actors are typically from a different cultural
background.
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One attempts to become
accepted into the culture of the new agent, or needs to acquire or
remember elements of this new actor's worldview in order for one to
proceed on the life path.
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The agent can be a friend (Rahu 3 or 11 from
mahadasha-pati) spouse or adviser (7th-from) a child or lover
(5th-from) a guru-professor (9th-from) or a physician, enemy, or servant (6) and so
on.
Romance and Exciting New
Partnerships
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Rahu periods = very exciting. Risky Rahu breaks boundaries,
challenges limits, and basically accomplishes the impossible by
using the force of intense desire. Rahu is sexual, sensual,
invasive, demanding, psychically penetrating, fraudulent, and a
brilliant trickster. Most people experience their most
exhilarating risks during periods of Rahu.
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Renegade Rahu = the glass-ceiling breaker, a shatterer of barriers, a crasher of class boundaries, a
disrespecter of limit and taboo.
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Roller-coaster Rahu is fun and outrageous and
extravagant... and ultimately, unsustainable. That is why most
relationships which burst into the flame of desire during Rahu
periods are indeed unsustainable: because in the longer term the
credentials of the lover are fraudulent.
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Rahu-partner looks sooo good at first:
innovative, pure, a leader, an exemplar, passionate, pushing
limits, demanding authenticity, blinding in brilliant desire for
truth. But... the usual result is that the brave, heroic,
courageous, remarkable, distinctive partner to whom one is at
first intensely attracted and possessed by, will usually by the
point of the conclusion of the Rahu bhukti have worn out his
welcome.
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The issue is always
credibility. What Camouflaged Rahu says he believes, says he
will do, says he is capable of --- comes to be exposed as
fraudulent.
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Rahu cannot walk the talk. Ultimately, although it was exciting and often
life-transformative, the Rahu-originated passion cannot be
sustained because of the lack of adult structure supporting the
passions.
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Rahu bhukti marriages Irrespective of Rahu's lord, there are some general traits of
Rahu-timed marriage |
Rahu-bhukti marriages involve partnership with an agent who hails from
a significantly
different cultural background. The Rahu Other can be a
different race, religion, social class - demographic, food-group
(rice-eaters vs wheat-eaters), language group (although usually there
are larger issues of ethnicity not just language) or other distinctive
difference which shows that the core expectations of oneself and the
Rahu person are very different.
One who marries during a Rahu bhukti may expect this marriage to
launch a Big Leap Up to the top rank of a social hierarchy. For example a young
student with Rahu-9 might marry one's scholarly professor, a commoner
with Rahu-5 might marry
royalty, a 3rd-worlder with Rahu-7 or Rahu-11 might marry a 1st-worlder, or someone from a
minority religion Rahu-7 might marry a spouse from a mainstream religion, or
someone from outside class marries someone from inside class in any
class-ranked hierarchy. Rahu = a party-crasher, but
in a good way, at least in the beginning, because the marriage is the
key which opens the gateway to the otherwise inaccessible resources -
wealth, knowledge, property, social standing etc - that the person
could not get any other way. For example,
Ivana
Trump married three of her four husbands during three Rahu bhukti in
rotation. Rahu occupies bhava-7 marriage. The
actress Grace Kelly married Prince Rainier of Monaco during her Rahu
bhukti. It might look in retrospect like not such a great choice for
Grace, but European royal status was something she and her
Irish-American rich-but-commoner family
very much desired at the time.
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TRICKSTER |
Rahu periods tend to bring in characters
in the role of 'trickster' who cleverly disguise
their motives.
Their attractiveness lies in their notorious
ability to mask their own desires in a clever image
that looks "just like you" but bigger, better,
and smarter. Rahu looks like your best friend, your ideal spouse, your
kindest teacher, your most unconditionally loving parent, your easiest-to
talk to sibling, your most devoted servant and helper.
Rahu signals: "I want what you want - and I want it better than you
could ever dream of having. Follow me to the glorious future!" Rahu
wants to use your life-force energy as fuel for His self-elevation,
self-propulsion engine.
However the Rahu agents in one's lifetime, who are generally human
beings, rarely comprehend their own motives. They are not normally
aware of being predatory or misleading. They do usually feel an urgency to
bond with one (except in Ketu-Rahu). Circumstances of Rahu bhukti
are generally as volatile fast-changing and upward-moving for the
Rahu-agent as for oneself. Therefore Rahu agents are usually having
a time in their own lives when things are moving quickly, and indeed in
the desired direction (up).
They are not aware of making you a strategic pawn in their chess game.
But, that is what is happening. The Rahu agent reflects the character of
Rahu's bhava, Rashi, ruler, and co-tenants.
Also Rahu has the ability to mirror the karaka qualities of the
mahadasha pati.
Remember the Rahu-agent is not an evil but rather the Rahu-agent is
scripted to reflect and amplify one's own desires.
(Even during Ketu mahadasha there is a desire to sacrifice one's
desires; there is a desire for separation, desire for abandonment of pointless activities, and
desire to
sever all ego-attachments.) |
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Rahu periods of the Vimshottari Dasha: |
During all Rahu periods - whether the longer 18-year
mahadasha or any Rahu bhukti - the native is ambitious, attractive and attractable.
Rahu increases the desire energy.
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Details of Rahu's
position - lordship, rashi, drishti etc. - will explain the nature of the
desire and its object.
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According to the nature of Rahu in the individual
nativity, a Rahu period will enflame the native 's particular desires. Unless
the native is super-conscious, Rahu tends to embroil one in intrigue and a
web of fascinating desires.
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One will connect most intensely with Others who are
themselves experiencing Vimshottari periods of Rahu, Ketu, or Shukra.
Rahu also imbues the various relationships that serve as vehicles for desire
expression with a sense of urgency and drive toward intense
satisfaction.
Myth of Rahu-Ketu
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When forecasting the effects of Rahu and Ketu periods,
keep in mind at all times the narrative of this myth and its structural
dynamic of attraction and repulsion.
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Rahu has a passionate desire for the Amritaor nectar of divine life, which causes Him to break all the rules. Rahu is
an impostor. Rahu-desire is not a divine force. But, in human life, Rahu
often tricks us into thinking that Desire will lead to divine enlightenment!
In fact, the opposite is true: desire almost always leads to more
desire.
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Desire is the single leading cause of reincarnation.
Myth of Rahu-Ketu "sudden surprise
severance" --
intensifies during Rahu-Ketu period
EXAMPLE
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04-Nov-2008, USA Sen. Elizabeth Dole of No. Carolina was
held in high regard in her state, Observers considered it politically
"guaranteed" that a woman of her excellent reputation and strong
collaborative connections would be re-elected to her Republican seat in
the Senate. But after a series of campaign mis-steps (which appeared to be
mainly mis-management by her re-election committee) she lost the election
in a surprising UPSET.
Good desires, bad desires, all desires are Rahu
:)
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Even morally 'good' desires are still desires, and
they still force reincarnation.
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Even the 'last time around' type of desires, such as
the desire to relieve the suffering of others or the desire to repay one's
own karmic debt, are still the causes of return to the cycle of birth and
death. Yes these are praiseworthy desires but they still have the same
mechanical force as any other desire, which is to get the spirit entrapped
in a whole complex of incarnational delusions.
A tragic narrative:
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Rahu's desires are partially
satisfied, but it
is Rahu's nature to Always want more. Before Vishnu's discus slices
the snake-god Rahu in half (thus creating Ketu from Rahu's tail), Rahu does
get that drop of amrita. But His power to join the divine celebration is
forever destroyed.
Saints and the rest of us:
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For a great saint, Rahu may enflame their desire to
relieve human suffering. Rahu is usually the culprit behind extreme saintly
actions like self-immolation in political protest.The saint is possessed by
a powerful desire, and might do pretty much anything in their passion to
reach their goal.
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For the average person, Rahu often functions as
Shukra's 'evil twin', stimulating sensual passions, extramarital affairs and
provoking impulsive marriages. At the very least one's social life tends to
increase because one is perceived as desirable. Even people who are normally
shy and retiring will surprise the public with rather sudden bursts of
passion during Rahu periods.
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Sometimes Rahu is positioned to crave not love but
money or raw power, or some other ego food. Whatever Rahu wants will be
vigorously pursued without much concern for others.
Forewarned is forearmed:
Rahu is neither good nor bad in the big picture.
However Rahu is always intense. It's good to be aware of the mechanics of
Rahu, to prepare to negotiate Rahu periods when they come around.
Moral justification/rationale:
The supposed reasoning behind Rahu's desire-driven
actions usually follows the line of 'love conquers all' or 'I deserve it' or
'nothing ventured, nothing gained' or 'life is too short ' etc.
Rahu periods are naturally impulsive and not
reasonable, therefore actions acted and pursuits pursued during Rahu periods may
blatantly disregard the Law. Rahu periods are famous
for sloganism touting errors in moral reasoning such as 'the end justifies the means'.
For the
conscious psychic, Rahu gives major 'growth periods'.
In the psychic community, 'growth period' is a euphemism for people who
are being childish or manipulative or otherwise socially impossible to
endure!
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Rahu mahadasha +
Rahu
bhukti
What to expect from a Rahu
period?
Evaluate the placements of Rahu.
Consider the rashi + bhava owned and occupied + the angle from the
mahadasha-pathi to the bhukti-pati + age of the native (has the graha
matured?) + incoming and
outgoing graha-drishti +
current
transits.
Now, consider each
of these factors again with reference to Rahu's lord. Rahu
gives the effects of His occupied bhava AND the bhava which are ruled by His
lord.
-
Rahu in
bhava-1
-
Rahu in bhava-2
-
Rahu in
bhava-3 *
-
Rahu in
bhava-4
-
Rahu in
bhava-5
-
Rahu in
bhava-6 *
-
Rahu in
bhava-7
-
Rahu in
bhava-8
-
Rahu in
bhava-9
-
Rahu in bhava-10
*
-
Rahu in bhava-11
*
-
Rahu in bhava-12
-
Rahu in Mesha
-
Rahu in Rishabha
*uchchamsha
-
Rahu in
Mithuna
-
Rahu in Karkata
-
Rahu in Simha *neechchamsha
-
Rahu in Kanya
-
Rahu in Thula
-
Rahu in Vrischika
-
Rahu in Dhanushya
-
Rahu in
Makara
-
Rahu in Kumbha
* swakshetra
-
Rahu in Meena
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Urgently ambitious motivation to shoot into the top
ranked elite. To know the profile of the "top" class according to
Rahu's karmic agenda, not the bhava and rashi of natal Rahu. Rahu
seeks to surreptitiously gain access
to the highest places and privileges.
Rahu's placements by bhava and rashi - and crucially, the placement of
Rahu's planetary lord - will define what Rahu perceives as "high place"
and "desired privilege". Rahu+Rahu swabukti
introduces a cast of mesmerizing
Rahu-agents who promise a tantalizing lifestyle
that can fulfill all desires. The agent says: "I want what you
want - let's achieve a higher station in life, together!" Rahu-Rahu = often a marriage period to a spouse from a socially irregular
background. One may indeed self-elevate into the higher rank and
its privileges while in company of the Rahu agent(s). However toward the end of the entire Rahu mahadasha,
during the Rahu-Mangala period, it might finally become more obvious
that most of the Rahu agent's claims are desire-mirroring
mimicry. (Exception: when Rahu's lord is Mangala one will not realize
the trick.) Rahu is seductively disguised but
His accomplishments are irregular or fraudulent.
If Rahu is involved either by placement or via the influence of His
lord with either navamsha-1 or navamsha-7 and there is a suitable
transit of
Rahu-Ketu to one of the required axes of the nativity,
Rahu-Rahu swabhukti being the advent of a new life era, may signal the
timing of ceremonial
marriage
to a person of diverse social identity. |
Rahu mahadasha +
Guru bhukti
What to Expect?
Evaluate
the placements of Guru.
Consider the rashi + bhava owned and occupied + the angle from the
mahadasha-pathi to the bhukti-pati + age of the native (has the graha
matured?) + incoming and
outgoing graha-drishti +
current
transits.
-
Guru in Mesha
-
Guru in Rishabha
-
Guru in Mithuna
-
Guru in Karkata *
uchchamsha
-
Guru in Simha
-
Guru in Kanya
-
Guru in Thula
-
Guru n Vrischika
-
Guru in Dhanushya
-
Guru in Makara *
neechchamsha
-
Guru in Kumbha
-
Guru in Meena
- Guru in bhava-1 *
dik-bala
- Guru in bhava-2
- Guru in bhava-3
- Guru in bhava-4
- Guru in bhava-5
- Guru in bhava-6
- Guru in bhava-7
- Guru in bhava-8
- Guru in bhava-9
- Guru in bhava-10
- Guru in bhava-11
- Guru in bhava-12
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Rahu mahadasha
+
Shani
bhukti
What to Expect?
Evaluate
the placements of Shani.
Consider the rashi + bhava owned and occupied + the angle from the
mahadasha-pathi to the bhukti-pati + age of the native (has the graha
matured?) + incoming and
outgoing graha-drishti +
current
transits.
-
Shani
in Bhava-1
-
Shani in bhava-2
-
Shani in
Bhava-3
-
Shani in
Bhava-4
-
Shani in
Bhava-5
-
Shani in
Bhava-6
-
Shani in Bhava-7
*
dikbala
-
Shani in
Bhava-8
-
Shani in
Bhava-9
-
Shani in Bhava-10
-
Shani
in Bhava-11
-
Shani
in Bhava-12
-
Shani in Mesha
*
neechchamsha
-
Shani in Rishabha
-
Shani in Mithuna
-
Shani in Karkata
-
Shani in Simha
-
Shani in Kanya
-
Shani in Thula
*
uchchamsha
-
Shani in Vrischika
-
Shani in Dhanushya
-
Shani in Makara
-
Shani in Kumbha
-
Shani in Meena
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Rahu mahadasha +
Budha
bhukti
- duration
of the bhukti:
30 months
- graha pakvata: Budha
periods yield improved results after age 32
= the age of maturity for Budha
What to Expect?
Evaluate the placements of Budha.
Consider rashi + bhava owned and occupied
+ the angle from the mahadasha-pathi to the bhukti-pati + age of the
native (has the graha matured?)
+ incoming-outgoing graha-drishti
+ current
transits.
-
Budha in Mesha
-
Budha in
Rishabha
-
Budha in Mithuna
-
Budha in Karkata
-
Budha in Simha
-
Budha in Kanya *
uchchamsha
-
Budha
in Thula
-
Budha in Vrischika
-
Budha in Dhanushya
-
Budha in Makara
-
Budha in Kumbha
-
Budha in
Meena *
neechchamsha
-
Budha in bhava-1 *
dikbala
-
Budha in bhava-2
-
Budha in bhava-3
-
Budha in bhava-4
-
Budha in bhava-5
-
Budha in bhava-6
-
Budha in bhava-7
-
Budha in bhava-8
-
Budha in bhava-9
-
Budha in bhava-10
-
Budha in bhava-11
-
Budha in bhava-12
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Rahu mahadasha + +
Ketu
bhukti
What to Expect? Evaluate
the placements of Ketu.
Consider rashi + bhava owned and occupied
+ the angle from the mahadasha-pathi to the bhukti-pati + age of the
native (has the graha matured?)
+ incoming and outgoing graha-drishti
+ current
transits.
-
Ketu in Bhava-1
-
Ketu in Bhava-2
-
Ketu in Bhava-3
-
Ketu in Bhava-4
-
Ketu in Bhava-5
-
Ketu in Bhava-6*
-
Ketu in Bhava-7
-
Ketu in Bhava-8*
-
Ketu in Bhava-9
-
Ketu in Bhava-10
-
Ketu in Bhava-11
-
Ketu in Bhava-12
*
-
Ketu in
Mesha
-
Ketu in Rishabha
-
Ketu in Mithunaya
-
Ketu
in Karkata
-
Ketu in Simha
-
Ketu in Kanya
-
Ketu in Thula
-
Ketu
in Vrischika
-
Ketu
in Dhanushya
-
Ketu in
Makara
-
Ketu in Kumbha
-
Ketu in Meena
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Rahu Mahadasha +
Shukra
bhukti
What to Expect?
Evaluate the placements of Shukra.
Consider rashi + bhava owned and occupied
+ the angle from the mahadasha-pathi to the bhukti-pati + age of the
native (has the graha matured?)
+ incoming and outgoing
graha-drishti + current
transits.
-
Shukra in Mesha
-
Shukra in Vrishabha
* swakshetra
-
Shukra in Mithuna
-
Shukra in Karkata
-
Shukra in Simha
-
Shukra in Kanya
*
neechchamsha
-
Shukra in Thula
* swakshetra
-
Shukra in Vrischika
-
Shukra in Dhanushya
-
Shukra in Makara
-
Shukra in Kumbha
-
Shukra in Meena *
uchchamsha
-
Shukra-1
-
Shukra-2
-
Shukra-3
-
Shukra-4 *
dikbala
-
Shukra-5
-
Shukra-6
-
Shukra-7
-
Shukra-8
-
Shukra-9
-
Shukra-10
-
Shukra -11
-
Shukra-12
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Rahu Mahadasha +
Surya
bhukti
What to Expect?
Evaluate
the placements of Surya.
Consider rashi + bhava owned and occupied + the angle from the
mahadasha-pathi to the bhukti-pati + age of the native (has the graha
matured?) + incoming and
outgoing graha-drishti +
current
transits.
-
Ravi in Mesha *
uchchamsha
- Ravi in Vrishabha
- Ravi in Mithuna
- Ravi in Karkata
-
Ravi in Simha
* swakshetra
- Ravi in Kanya
-
Ravi in Thula
*
neechchamsha
- Ravi in Vrischika
-
Ravi in Dhanushya
- Ravi in Makara
- Ravi in Kumbha
- Ravi in Meena
-
Ravi in bhava-1
- Ravi in bhava-2
- Ravi in bhava-3
- Ravi in bhava-4
- Ravi in bhava-5
- Ravi in bhava-6
- Ravi in bhava-7
- Ravi in bhava-8
- Ravi in bhava-9
-
Ravi in bhava-10
*
dikbala
- Ravi in bhava-11
- Ravi in bhava-12
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Rahu Mahadasha +
Chandra
bhukti
What to Expect? Evaluate
the placements of Chandra.
Consider the qualities Chandra's
Nakshatra first.
Then notice the rashi + bhava owned and occupied + the angle from the
mahadasha-pathi to the bhukti-pati + age of the native (has the graha
matured?) + incoming and
outgoing graha-drishti +
current
transits.
-
Chandra in bhava-1
-
Chandra in bhava-2
-
Chandra in bhava-3
-
Chandra in bhava-4
*
dikbala
-
Chandra in bhava-5
-
Chandra in bhava-6
-
Chandra in bhava-7
-
Chandra in bhava-8
-
Chandra in bhava-9
-
Chandra in bhava-10
-
Chandra in bhava-11
-
Chandra in bhava-12
-
Chandra-Mesha
-
Chandra-Vrishabha
*
uchchamsha
-
Chandra-Mithuna
-
Chandra-Karkata
* swakshetra
-
Chandra-Simha
-
Chandra-Kanya
-
Chandra-Thula
-
Chandra-Vrischika
*
neechchamsha
-
Chandra-Dhanushya
-
Chandra-Makara
-
Chandra-Kumbha
-
Chandra-Meena
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The
Final Bhukti brings end-of-cycle, conclusion, closure.
Chidra-dasha, the final few months of "cutting" (chid = cut), may sever
attachment to completed, outdated behaviors so that one may move forward
upon the spiritual path.
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"chid"
from
Koeln Sanskrit
dictionary
chid (chedi) - IE cognate Latin 'scindo'
(rescind)
-
to cut off, amputate,
cut through, hew, chop, split, pierce
-
to divide, separate
from
-
to destroy, annihilate,
efface, blot out
-
Passive = to be split
or cut, break
-
to cut off. to cause to cut off or through
cutting, cutting off. cutting
through
-
splitting,
piercing
-
destroying,
annihilating, removing
-
the
divisor, denominator
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Rahu Mahadasha+
Mangala bhukti
What to Expect?
Evaluate
the placements of Mangala.
Consider the rashi + bhava owned and occupied + the angle from the
mahadasha-pathi to the bhukti-pati + age of the native (has the graha
matured?) + incoming and
outgoing graha-drishti +
current
transits.
-
Mangala in Mesha
* Swakshetra
-
Mangala in
Rishabha
-
Mangala in
Mithuna
-
Mangala in
Karkata *
neechchamsha
-
Mangala in Simha
-
Mangala in
Kanya
-
Mangala in Thula
-
Mangala in Vrischika
* Swakshetra
-
Mangala in
Dhanushya
-
Mangala in Makara *
uchchamsha
-
Mangala in
Kumbha
-
Mangala in Meena
-
Mangala in bhava-1
-
Mangala in bhava-2
-
Mangala in bhava-3
-
Mangala in bhava-4
-
Mangala in bhava-5
-
Mangala in bhava-6
-
Mangala in bhava-7
-
Mangala in bhava-8
-
Mangala in bhava-9
-
Mangala in bhava-10 *
dik bala
-
Mangala in bhava-11
-
Mangala in bhava-12
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