Combination of having a Child under Medical intervention as per Medical astrology

 Combination of having a Child under Medical intervention as per Medical astrology 

Yoga For IVF etc From Saravali as Given in Jatak Saradeep.

सौरर्क्षे सौरगणो बुध दृष्टश्चेज्यकुजार्किदृग्घीनः ।

क्षेत्रजपुत्रं जनयति बौधोऽपिगणे रविजदृष्टः ।।9।।

Sign of Saturn in 5th or 5th lord in the divisions (Vargas) of Saturn and the 5th or the lord, is aspected by the neuter planet Mercury, further, there may be no aspects of Jupiter, Mars or Saturn on it.

Or there be Sign of mercury in 5th or 5th lord be in the Varga of mercury in both these conditions the 5th or the 5th lord is aspected by Saturn then also the wife of the native may conceive from the sperm of some other man it may be due to adultery or in modern parlance, it can be the test tube baby or IVF.

Graha Samaya As per Saravali the astrological text ,Dasha analysis method .

  Graha Samaya As per Saravali

Graha Samaya

Taken from Kalyana Varma's Saraavali.

There are 27 Graha Samayas, i.e. planetary conditions. These will help us know, as to

what a planet is doing at a particular moment with reference to either birth or query. Such

positions reveal specific results.

Calculation

1. Find out the number of Signs from Aries to Ascendant.

2. Find out the number of Signs from Aries to the Sign in which the planet is, for which the Samaya is being calculated.

3. Multiply above two numbers.

4. Multiply the number obtained in step 3 with the Vimshottari Dasa years of the planet.

5. Divide the number obtained step 4 by 27. The Remainder indicates the Graha Samaya of the planet.

Note: Samaya of Reminder 0 is the same as that of Reminder 27

Eg. Ascendant = Pisces, Saturn (for whom Samaya has to be got) = Libra

1. From Aries to Pisces = 12

2. From Aries to Libra = 7

3. 12 x 7 = 84

4. 84 x 19 = 1596

5. 1596 / 27 = 59 Quotient, 3 Reminder

6. Graha Samaya is indicated by Reminder 3

Graha Samayas

1. Snana: good family, children, respect, success and position.

2. Vastradharana: precious stones, money, position and clothes.

3. Pundradharana: dear to people, gains in foreign countries, hard work and honour.

4. Upadesa: lands, conveyances and happiness.

5. Siva Puja: fond of lands, royal wrath, expenses and litigations.

6. Aposana: wealth, fond of wicked people.

7. Vishnvarchana: bile, grief, highly learned.

8. Vipraradhana: fortune, gains from lands, success over enemies, rich relatives.

9. Namaskara: soft-spoken, conveyances and capability to speak on either side in arguments.

10. Adri Pradakshina: bilious diseases, dysentery, litigations and penalties.

11. Vaisyadeva: position with king, good family, perennial progress.

12. Athithi Satkara: cheat, gimmicks and monetary gains.

13. Bhojana: sick, dismissed from the circle, cheating.

14. Ambhapana: bad meal, bad acts.

15. Ahamkara: egoism and enmity with people.

16. Tambula: good position, high learning, money and fame of high order.

17. Nripalapa: respect, pious disposition, divine cows.

18. Kiritadharana: big position in the Army, learned, wealthy.

19. Ekanta Sambhashana: lazy, soft-spoken.

20. Alasya: abundant education, lazy, careless.

21. Sayana: very short-tempered, sick, disputes in family.

22. Amritapana: foolish, harmful, blaming elders, destruction (some texts prescribe good results,

which only seem to be sensible).

23. Madhupana: health, good children, beautiful wife, rich food.

24. Dhanarjana: respect, much wealth, skilful.

25. Bhikshatana: loss, bad teaching.

26. Nidra: longlasting diseases, drunkard.

27. Sambhoga: attached to base women, cunning and revengeful.

From another source:

Sl No. Avasthas / Samayas Interpretation

1 Snana Courage, good family, Progeny, Honour, Victory

2 Vastradharana Kingship, Acquisition of gems, wealth, Authority

3 Tilaka / Gandha dharana Safety, popularity, honour

4 Japa / Devadarshan victory over the enemy, gain of land & Vehicle

5

Shiva Pooja / Prathana Samaya Gain from land, unnecessary expenditure, Govt penalty

6 Homa /Aradhana Grief, unsocial association

7 Vishnu Pooja / Jaya Excellence in education

8 Dwirarchane / Vipraradhane Acquisition of Kingdom, land, wealth & prosperity

9 Namaskara Auspicious time, good vehicle

10 Giri Pradhakshina Poverty, quarrel, Govt penalty

11 Vaishvadeva Bad omen, authority, Ascetic lifestyle

12 Athithi Pooja Enjoyment, education, the gain of treasure

13 Bhojana Enjoyment, loss of senses

14 Vidya Prasanga Excellence, Brahmin Pooja, quarrel, listening to scriptures

15 Kopa / Ahankara Worry/depression, enmity

16 Tamboola Happiness from woman, secret employment, windfall

17 Rajavilasa Victory, experience near God-feeling

18 Kireeta Dharana Happiness, higher authority, excellence in education

19 Jalapana Happiness, sweet talk

20 Alasya / Thamasa Fear, carelessness, indolence

21 Shayana / Nidra Lack of happiness, excessive anger

22 Madypana Bliss, happiness

23 Gandhalepana Kingdom, acquisition of friends

24 Dhanarjane /Stree Sallapa Enjoyment, honour, wealth

25 Keerti Enjoyment, a gain of wife/children, setbacks in tasks

26 Gada Nedre Loss of happiness, Govt penalty

27 Ratna Parikshe Wealth, association with low grade

Senses and their relevance in Medical astrology

 

Tanmatra (Sanskrit: तन्मात्र) is a noun which means – rudimentary or subtle element, merely that, mere essence, potential or only a trifle. There are five sense perceptions – hearing, touch, sight, taste and smell, and there are the five tanmatras corresponding to the five sense perceptions and five sense-organs. The tanmatras combine and re-combine in different ways to produce the gross elements – earth, water, fire, air and ether, which make up the gross universe perceived by the senses. The senses play their part by coming into contact with the objects, and carry impressions of them to the manas which receives and arranges them into a precept

 

 

2) Indriya (इन्द्रिय, “faculties”) refers to a set of “twenty-two faculties constituted by the organs”, according to the 2nd century Mahāprajñāpāramitāśāstra chapter 38.

These twenty-two indriyas are constituted by the organs, the sensations or the faculties as follows:

1.    cakṣus (sight), (Organ eyes- sun and moon the two eyes, Mars the sense of sight) चक्षु इन्द्रिय का विषय वर्ण है। वह पाँच प्रकार का होता है। काला, नीला, पीला, लाल और सफेद। 

2.    śrotra (hearing), (Organ-Ears, Jupiter is ether, the ether is tanmatra of sound, therefore the sense of hearing) श्रोत्र इन्द्रिय का विषय शब्द है। वह सात प्रकार का होता है। षड्ज, ऋषभ, गान्धार, मध्यम, पञ्चम, धैवत और निषाद। इन्हें सा, रे, गा, मा, प, ध, नि भी कहते हैं।

3.    ghrāna (smell), (organ Nose- Venus represents sense of smell Mars represents the nose) घ्राण इन्द्रिय का विषय गन्ध है, वह दो प्रकार की होती है। सुगन्ध और दुर्गन्ध।

4.    jihvā (taste), (organ- Tongue – mercury represents sense of taste, Venus the salivary glands) रसना इन्द्रिय का विषय रस है, वह पाँच प्रकार का होता है। खट्टा, मीठा, कडुवा, कषायला और चरपरा।

5.    kāya (touch), (Organ – Skin, Planet mercury represents the skin and Saturn the sense of Touch) स्पर्शन इन्द्रिय का विषय स्पर्श है, वह आठ प्रकार का होता है। शीत, उष्ण, रूखा, चिकना, कोमल, कठोर, हल्का और भारी। 

6.    manas (mind), (Moon is mind, Prana and the body)

7.    puruṣendriya (male organ), (organ- Penis- Mars)

8.    strīndriya (female organ), (Organ – Vagina- Venus)

9.    jīvitendriya (vital organ), (Vital organs – Jupiter it’s also called Jeeva)

10.  sukha (sensation of pleasure), (Jupiter is significator for Sukha, it’s a mental sense, a condition of mind- Moon)

11.  duḥkha (sensation of displeasure), (Saturn signifies the Dukha or Unhappiness)

12.  saumanasya (sensation of satisfaction), (Jupiter will represent)

13.  daurmanasya (sensation of dissatisfaction), (Rahu will represent)

14.  upekṣā (sensation of indifference), (Partly Rahu, Partly Mercury)

15.  śraddhā (faculty of faith), (Jupiter)

16.  vīrya (faculty of energy), (Venus)

17.  smṛti (faculty of mindfulness), (Jupiter Samriti means memory)

18.  samādhi (faculty of concentration), (Mercury, Jupiter the budhhi and Sad budhhi)

19.  prajñā (faculty of wisdom), (Jupiter)

The three faculties of understanding the truths:

20.  anājñātamājñāsyāmi-indriya (the faculty signifying “I will understand [the holy truths] which I do not yet understand”).

21.  ājñā-indriya (the faulty of understanding assuring the understanding of these truths).

22.  ājñātāvī-indriya (the faculty belonging to the saint who has understood the truths).

Among so many others, why are these twenty-two Dharmas the only ones to be indriyas? The word indriya, derived from the root id or ind, is synonymous with great power (paramaiśvarya), with control (ādhipatya). The twenty-two Dharmas in question have the characteristic of being dominant in regard to the living being (sattva) in that which concerns: 1. his primary constitution (mauladravya), 2. his distinctiveness (vikalpa), 3. his duration (sthiti), 4. his moral defilement (saṃkleśa), 5. his purification (vyavadāna).

ज्ञानेन्द्रियां हैं- रूप, शब्द, गंध, स्पर्श और रस की और कर्मेन्द्रियां हैं- हाथ, पैर, वाणी, मल विसर्जन और प्रजनन की इन्द्रियां।

मन को 11वीं इन्द्रिय माना जाता है, जो ज्ञानेन्द्रियों और कर्मेन्द्रियों के बीच नियामक का काम करता है। ये इन्द्रियां और मन हमारे ज्ञान और कर्म के साधन मात्र न होकर इस संसार को भोगने के भी साधन हैं। संसार का सुख भोगने में मन विचार और कल्पना के द्वारा भी सहायता करता है।