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- Venus conjunct Jupiter in the 12th house: the Vedic readingThe two kindest planets in the house a centuries-old Sanskrit text treats most warily. Both of its verses on Venus here, and what it never claims.
- Jupiter in the 10th house: career luck, and the angle ruleWhy a centuries-old Sanskrit text reads a 10th-house Jupiter as protection and standing, which sign weakens it, and when it pays out.
- Mangal Dosha: what the BPHS says, and what it doesn'tThe Mangal Dosha marriage rule is not in the BPHS. We searched 4,197 verses: the word appears once, about a Mars season, not a marriage.
- Jupiter in the 11th of the navamsa (D9): the house of gainsJupiter in the 11th of your partner chart sits in a house this centuries-old text keeps naming where Jupiter does well. Why, and what it asks of the chart.
- Mercury, Venus and Saturn in the 4th house: a Vedic readingA 4th house stellium of Mercury, Venus and Saturn, read from a centuries-old Sanskrit text: two guards at the door, one slow builder, and one hard season.
- Sade Sati is not in the Brihat Parashara Hora ShastraWe searched all 4,197 verses and two printed editions for Sade Sati and found nothing. How the text reads Saturn's transits instead.
- Sun, Mercury and Venus in the 12th house of your D7 chartA 12th house stellium, but in the chart a centuries-old Sanskrit text reads for children. What it says of each of the three, read from its parts.
- How we read a Vedic chart: one text, 2,103 rulesEvery line of a reading here comes from one centuries-old Sanskrit text. Watch one verse become a rule, see what the engine weighs, and where it stops.
- Mars in the 7th of the navamsa (D9): strength decides itMars in the 7th house of your partner chart. A centuries-old text reads it by strength, company and state, not by the house — and names no spouse.
- D7 chart (Saptamsa): the children chart in Vedic astrologyA centuries-old Sanskrit text gives the saptamsa (D7) one subject: children and grandchildren. How to draw yours in sevenths, and what it never says.
- Jupiter in the 7th of the navamsa (D9): what the text saysJupiter in the 7th house of your partner chart, read from the verses that actually exist — protection, gain, learning, and what the text never says.
- Kaal Sarp Dosha is not in the Brihat Parashara Hora ShastraWe searched all 4,197 verses of the text for Kaal Sarp and found nothing. What the text does say about serpents, with each page in print.
- Navamsa chart (D9): the one job this text gives itA centuries-old Sanskrit text names the navamsa the chart of the spouse, and hands strength, fortune and worship to other charts. What that changes.
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