vastulogy

Names : Cheththa, Antyabham, Anthya, Matsya, Pithuroma, Jhasha Element : water Nature : female, even, Saumya (auspicious), Ubhaya (dual or mutable), Garbha- inside Type : watery Limbs of Kala Purushas : feet, left side limbs of Kalpurusha Quadruped Body Parts : tail Body Parts : left arm Cause of death : drowning or by some watery diseases such as ascitis (jalodara) Symbols : a pair of fish, twin fish (the tail of each in the month of the other) Abode Category : Jala rashi - water Abode : river water, sea, water, places of Gods, Brahmins, shrines, rivers and oceans Colors : thick brow, the color of fishes : sparkling white, white, green Direction : north Direction (to look for stolen goods) : north east Time of Day : strong at day, strong at twilight Rising : Ubhayodaya (rises with both head and back) Nature : Jeeva or animal Items : gems as come from testaceous animals, e.g. from the pearl oyster, water-products, diamonds, oils of various kinds, fishes and fish-products, all water-b...

Names : Hridroga, Ghata, Thoyadhara Element : air Nature : male, odd, Krura (fierce), Sthira (fixed), Bahis-outside Type : watery Limbs of Kala Purushas : ankles, left side limbs of Kalpurusha Quadruped Body Parts : buttocks Body Parts : left side of the chest Cause of death : cough, fever and consumption Symbols : a man carrying a water jar Abode Category : Gramya Rashi - town or village Abode : stagnant water, weel, pond, the spot frequented by potters, calm surface of watery places, places where plenty of grass grows, of birds, of women, distilleries of spirituous liquors and gambling dens Colors : variegated, mongoose color, green, deep brown Direction : west Direction (to look for stolen goods) : north west Time of Day : strong at day, strong at day Rising : Seershodaya (rises with the head) Nature : Mula or Vegetable Items : water-products, fruits, flowers, gems and brilliant things, flowers springing in water Functions : left arms

Names : Akokero, Mriga, Mrigasya, Nakra Element : earth Nature : female, even, Saumya (auspicious), Chara (moveable or cardinal), Dwara- entrance Type : first half: quadruped, second half: watery Limbs of Kala Purushas : knees, left side limbs of Kalpurusha Quadruped Body Parts : generative organ and the testicles of an animal Body Parts : left side of the belly Cause of death : stomach ache, want of appetite or aberration of mind Symbols : a deer-faced crocodile, a face like an elephant (or deer) and body like that of a shark or crocodile Abode Category : Jala rashi - water Abode : river water, riverside, water-abounding forest, forests, tanks, hills and places of many kinds of creepers Colors : yellow, gray, white, red, black, variegated Direction : south Direction (to look for stolen goods) : south west Time of Day : strong at night, first half: strong at day, second half:strong at night Rising : Prishtodaya (rises with the back) Nature : Dhatu or mineral Items : shrubs, creepers ...

Names : Tauksika, Dhanus, Chapa, Sarasana Element : fire Nature : male, odd, Krura (fierce), Ubhaya (dual or mutable), Garbha- inside Type : first half: biped, second half: quadruped Limbs of Kala Purushas : thighs, left side limbs of Kalpurusha Quadruped Body Parts : hind legs Body Parts : left foot Cause of death : a tree, water wood or weapon Symbols : a man holding a bow and having a hip like that of a horse, an archer with a bow, his upper part resembling a man and lower part a horse Abode Category : Vana Rashi- jungle Abode : forest, tank, war-field, king's residence, places which are even (or table land), of elephants, gods, weapon bearers, sacrificial rituals, chariots and horses Colors : golden, tawny, yellow, red, yellowish or brown Direction : east Direction (to look for stolen goods) : south east Time of Day : strong at night, first half: strong at day, second half:strong at night Rising : Prishtodaya (rises with the back) Nature : Jeeva or animal Items : horses, salt...

Names : Kaurpya, Ali, Kaurpi, Kita Element : water Nature : female, even, Saumya (auspicious), Sthira (fixed), Bahis-outside Type : crawlers or insect Limbs of Kala Purushas : private parts, left side limbs of Kalpurusha Quadruped Body Parts : anus Body Parts : left testicle Cause of death : disease of the spleen, jaundice, and sprue Symbols : a scorpion Abode Category : Vana Rashi- jungle Abode : well water, riverside, a hole, a cavity holes, poison,stone, place of hiding, ant hill, huge snakes Colors : black, golden, green Direction : north Direction (to look for stolen goods) : north east Time of Day : strong at day, strong attwilight Rising : Seershodaya (rises with the head) Nature : Mula or Vegetable Items : sugarcane, whatever grows being watered, such as fruits of creepers, iron or bell-metal and goats' and sheep's wool, iron and other kindred substances Functions : left foot

Names : Thauli, Vanik, Thula, Juka, Dhata Element : air Nature : male, odd, Krura (fierce), Chara (moveable or cardinal), Dwara- entrance Type : biped Limbs of Kala Purushas : space below navel and private parts, left side limbs of Kalpurusha Quadruped Body Parts : belly Body Parts : right side of the head Cause of death : brain fever and typhoid Symbols : a man holding scales Abode Category : Gramya Rashi - town or village Abode : river water, riverside, city, the house of a vaisia, places of trading in a city in pursuit of money, crop growing lands Colors : variegated, black, white Direction : west Direction (to look for stolen goods) : north west Time of Day : strong at day, strong at day Rising : Seershodaya (rises with the head) Nature : Dhatu or mineral Items : black gram, barley, wheat and mustard, mudga or kidney bean and other stored articles of trade coming up to sesamum-sacks Functions : left testicle

Names : Pathona, Ramani, Taruni Element : earth Nature : female, even, Saumya (auspicious), Ubhaya (dual or mutable), Garbha- inside Type : biped Limbs of Kala Purushas : hip, right side limbs of Kalpurusha Quadruped Body Parts : two sides Body Parts : right arm Cause of death : women, venereal disease, or by a fall (from a height) Symbols : a virgin seated in a boat with fire and corn in her hands Abode Category : Gramya Rashi - town or village Abode : town, place near jungle, a land with water and iron, land growing fresh green grass, a place used by women for copulation, place of artistic excellence Colors : grey, variegated, black, pie bald Direction : south Direction (to look for stolen goods) : south west Time of Day : strong at day, strong at day Rising : Seershodaya (rises with the head) Nature : Jeeva or animal Items : Atasi (common flax), Kalaya corn (peas), horse-gram, wheat, green gram and leguminous seeds, bamboo Functions : right head

Names : Kanthirava, Mrigendra, Leya Element : fire Nature : male, odd, Krura (fierce), Sthira (fixed), Bahis-outside Type : quadruped Limbs of Kala Purushas : stomach, right side limbs of Kalpurusha Quadruped Body Parts : breast Body Parts : right side of the chest Cause of death : wild beasts, fever, boils, or enemies Symbols : lion Abode Category : Vana Rashi- jungle Abode : hill, mountain caves, a mountain, forest, forts, caves, places of lotuses or other plants growing in a thick cluster, dwelling land of torturers Colors : brown, smoky, red, pale white Direction : east Direction (to look for stolen goods) : south east Time of Day : strong at day, strong at night Rising : Seershodaya (rises with the head) Nature : Mula or Vegetable Items : husk-grains, juices, skins of lions etc. and jaggery, cereals of the highest sort Functions : right arms

Names : Kultra, Kulira, Karkataka, Karakata Element : water Nature : female, even, Saumya (auspicious), Chara (moveable or cardinal), Dwara- entrance Type : crawlers or insect, watery Limbs of Kala Purushas : heart, right side limbs of Kalpurusha Quadruped Body Parts : back Body Parts : right side of the belly Cause of death : insanity, windy disease or loss of appetite(anorexia) Symbols : crab Abode Category : Jala rashi - water Abode : canal, chasm with water, meadow (under water), reservoir of water, an islet or a sandy beach, beautiful sites visited by angels Colors : red, white, pink Direction : north Direction (to look for stolen goods) : south Time of Day : strong at night, strong at twilight Rising : Prishtodaya (rises with the back) Nature : Dhatu or mineral Items : paspalum, bananas, Durva grass, fruits, bulbs, fragrant leaves and woody cassia (or coconut), plantain Functions : right chest

Names : Jituma, Dwandwa, Nriyugma, Jutuma,Yama, Yuga Element : air Nature : male, odd, Krura (fierce), Ubhaya (dual or mutable), Garbha- inside Type : biped Limbs of Kala Purushas : arms, right side limbs of Kalpurusha Quadruped Body Parts : forelegs and shoulders Body Parts : right foot Cause of death : catarrah, asthama, or sharp pain such as colic Symbols : a couple: a male holding a staff and a female holding a lute a couple, man and woman, man with a staff and woman with a harp Abode Category : Gramya Rashi - town or village Abode : town, garden, village, bed room, places of dancing and singing, sculpture, frmales, places of sports, sexual enjoyment and amusement Colors : yellow, green, black, green (parrot's hue) Direction : west Direction (to look for stolen goods) : west Time of Day : strong at night, strong at day Rising : Seershodaya (rises with the head) Nature : Jeeva or animal Items : corn, autumnal creepers like grape vines, lily bulbs and cotton, the collection of ...

Names : Tavuru, Tavuri, Uksha, Go Tavuru, Gokula Element : earth Nature : female, even, Saumya (auspicious), Sthira (fixed), Bahis-outside Type : quadruped Limbs of Kala Purushas : face, right side limbs of Kalpurusha Quadruped Body Parts : face and neck Body Parts : right testicle/ovary Cause of death : vitiation or derangement of the three humours of the body through fire or weapon Symbols : a bull Abode Category : Jala rashi - water Abode : field, field with crops, field under water, meadow, forests, mountains and summits, apart from the abodes of elephants, cows and tillers Colors : white Direction : south Direction (to look for stolen goods) : south Time of Day : strong at night Rising : Prishtodaya (rises with the back) Nature : Mula or Vegetable Items : cloths, flowers, wheat, rice, barley, buffaloes and bullocks Functions : right foot

Names : Aja, Visva, Kriya, Tumbura, Adya Element : fire Nature : male, odd, Krura (fierce) Chara (moveable or cardinal) Dwara - entrance Type : quadruped Limbs of Kala Purushas : head, right side limbs of Kalpurusha Quadruped Body Parts : head Body Parts : left testicle/ovary Cause of death : bilious fever, heart, and liver or gastric disease Symbols : a ram Abode Category : Vana Rashi- jungle Abode : plateau, forest, places frequented by goats and sheep, caves, mountains, places occupied by thieves and of fire, mines of primary elements (metals, minerals and ores) and land where precious stones are found Colors : red, blood red Direction : east Direction (to look for stolen goods) : east Time of Day : strong at night Rising : Prishtodaya (rises with the back) Nature : Dhatu or mineral Items : cloths, sheep's wool, clothes made of goat's hair, lentils, wheat, resin, barley, herbs growing on land, and gold, clothing and other articles of apparel Functions : testicles

Saturn: Older Disease. Mars: Acute disease ie sudden and painful factors such as diseases where operation may also be required. Mercury: It is a disease that is worsened. Rahu and Ketu: The causes of unknown diseases i.e. diseases which are not understood

Sun: Self-realization and happiness. Jupiter: The Jeev karak and destiny factor. Saturn: Karma and desires. Venus: advancement Mercury: Dexterity and Dexterity in Work Moon: Mind, travel, depression, cheating, ideological instability, wandering, changing nature. Mars: Courage, energy, vitality, anger, quarrel, ability and competence

The first planet to receive sun light in solar family is Mercury, in the same way the first part of human body to receive sun light is skin. That is why skin is signified by mercury. To cover the skin we use cloths. The immediate next planet to mercury is Venus, which covers mercury. Therefore cloth is signified by Venus.

Check for following observation (an observation only): Whenever in a nativity:  1. Saturn is with Moon or  2. Both are in Trine or 3. Moon is in any adjacent house of Saturn. Such native  role of Water or Liquid in his/her Professional life.

This shloka from Srimad Narayaneeyam (Dasakam 8, Sloka 13) is a very powerful shloka that has been advised by HH Sri Sri Sri Kanchi Maha Periyava for curing cancer. One who recites this sloka 108 times continuously for 45 days gets completely cured from cancer. अस्मिन् परात्मन् ननु पाद्मकल्पे त्वमित्थमुत्थापितपद्मयोनि: । अनन्तभूमा मम रोगराशिं निरुन्धि वातालयवास विष्णो ॥ Asmin Paraathman Nanu Paadmakalpe Thvam...

You should secretly develop this as a ritual. There is no harm in it.  If you feel like seeing a movie or eating golgappas, and there is no one to accompany you, then do it alone.  You should regularly feed your five senses without fail, i.e., whatever you feel like eating, you should eat, whatever you feel like seeing , hearing or wearing , you should see, hear or wear, and make yourself happy because then only, you will be able to strengthen your mind like diamond! There is no other way to it. For example, you send your car even for tuning or servicing after it has run about 5000kms, isn’t it? So, when are you going to tune up the five senses through which you experience the world? When are you going to upgrade them? And the person who has all his five senses intact is the most attractive one. So, if you are able to strengthen your five senses, then you can render a new experience for others too. And experience only sells, as even you all also purchase experiences.

Ch. 2. Great Incarnations 1. Maitreya: “O Mahārishi Parāśar, are the incarnations of Vishnu, viz.  Śrī  Ram,  Śrī  Krishn etc., endowed with Jivāńś? 2. Maharishi Parashar: “O Brahmin, the four incarnations, viz. Ram, Krishn, Narasimh  and Varah are wholly with Paramatmāńś. The other incarnations (than these, out of the ten) have in them  Jivāńś  too. 3-4. The unborn Lord has many incarnations. He has incarnated, as the 9 (Nava) Grahas to bestow on the living beings the  results due to their Karmas. He  is Janardan. He assumed the auspicious form  of Grahas to destroy the demons (evil forces) and sustain the divine beings. 5-7. From  Sūrya the incarnation of Ram,  from  Candr  that of Krishn, from Mangal that of Narasimh, from  Budh that of Buddha, from  Guru that of Vaman, from  Śukr that of Parashu...

Ch. 1 - The Creation I prostrate before the lotus-feet of Lord  Vighneswara, offspring of Uma, the cause of destruction of sorrow,  who is served by Mahābhutas (the five great elements of the universe) etc., who has the face of a tusker  and who consumes the essence  of Kapittha and Jambu fruits. 1-4. Offering his obeisance to all-knowing Mahārishi Parāśar and with folded hands, Maitreya said: “O venerable Mahārishi, Jyotish, the supreme limb of the Vedas, has three divisions, viz. Horā, Ganita and Samhita. Among the said three divisions Horā, or the general part of Jyotish is still more excellent. I desire  to know of its glorious aspects  from  you. Be pleased to tell me, how this Universe is created?  How does it end?  What is the relationship of the animals, born on this earth, with the heavenly bodies?  Please speak elaborately” 5-8. Mahārishi  Parāśar answered. O...