SUB LORDs of Significators

In the earlier articles, we have learnt that a Planet A ruling the sub division of the constellation which Planet B occupies is known as the Sub Lord of Planet B. Now Planet B is a significator of the house occupied by its star lord say Planet !". #or an e$a%ple, we will say that Planet ! occupies the &'th cusp. So we say that Planet B is in the star of Planet ! and hence B is a significator of the &'th Bhaava in the native(s chart. Now, Planet B is in the S)B of Planet A. *his Planet A beco%es the supre%e deciding factor to state whether Planet B does good with respect to the effects of the &'th house or does bad to the native with respect to the effects of the &'th house. *he +uestion is how do we conclude what will happen, *his is where, -uru.i has enlightened us and %any great lu%inary authors like Late Shri /.0.Subra%ania% have ti%e and again reiterated the following1 2Before deciding on whether the effects of Planet B will be beneficial to the native or not, look into the 2significations2 of the S)B lord 3 Planet A. *hat is check what bhaavas are signified by Planet A. Suppose Planet A signifies the &&th bhaava4 it e%powers Planet B to give great results with respect to the %atters signified by the &'th house. 5owever, if the Planet A signifies the 6th bhaava which is &7th to the &'th", or the 8th or &7 bhaavas, then Planet B is rendered powerless and does only har% to the native in ter%s of the %atters indicated by the &'th house.2 *hus, the significations of the Sub Lord are of para%ount i%portance and N9 P:;<I!*I9N S59)L< B; 9##;:;< =I*59)* *A/IN- *5IS IN*9 P:9P;: !9NSI<;:A*I9N. If the Sub lord of the significator is har%onious to the %atters indicated by the star lord, then the significator showers great results. 5owever, if the Sub lord is detri%ental to the sa%e %atters, then the significator only har%s the native with respect to concerned %atters. *hus, in conclusion, the Star Lord shows what results are to be e$pected fro% a significator. But it is the Sub Lord who is the final .udge, passing the decree as to whether the results are favorable or unfavorable.