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Effects Of Navamsa
By yenbeeyes
(Published in Astro Vision – E magazine from Feb 2008 issue)
Kalyana Varma in his Saravali has devoted 5 chapters for Lost Horoscopy. Lost horoscopy
means that when the time of birth or time of conception is not available, one can trace the lost
birth details through horary method-this is how he begins the ‘Lost Horoscopy’ chapter. Under
Chapter 51 he gives the effect of Navamsa Varga and lists out the details of complexion,
disposition and appearance for a Native. If a person’s qualities are known, one’s horoscope
can be reconstructed by matching his physical appearance, mental disposition and the like
with the descriptions given by Kalyana Varma in Chapters 48 to 52. The chapter begins with
the verse:
‘A native's complexion, disposition and appearance can be deduced based on the rising
Navamsa at birth. The effects being stated infra will depend on the stronger of the two, viz.
the Moon's Navamsa dispositor and the Navamsa Lagna Lord.’
In the concluding part on Lost Horoscopy he also states that ‘Lost horoscopic rules as
expanded by Yavana, Bhadasana etc are ambiguous in some parts. So he has asked us to use
our judgment before arriving at the result.’
Learned astrologers have stated that the relevant rules can be exchanged for horoscopes
known as well.
Hence with a view to familiarize the readers and students of Astrology, I have tabulated the
effects of results of all the 108 Navamsas and presented it here.
Each Nakshatra is divided into 4 padas and the pada has a characteristic of the sign of the
zodiac which starts from Mesha. If you take 3 nakshatras you get 12 padas (3 x 4) which can
be equated to the 12 rasis.
However each rasi has been assigned only 2¼ Nakshatras or 9 padas only. So counting from
Mesha the 9th sign falls in Dhanus. So the next Nakshatra pada should automatically start from
Makara. Count 9 signs from Makara to end up in Kanya. The next Nakshatra pada should start
from Thula. Similarly counting from Thula the 9 th sign falls in Mithuna and naturally the next
Nakshatra pada will begin from Karka. So the order of beginning is Mesha, Makara, Thula and
Karka which tallies with the basic principle laid down in scriptures.
Based on this principle let us find out from the table the characteristics of a person born in
Makar Lagna. Makar Lana at birth rises at 8° 54’ in Uttarashada Nakshatra 4th pada. Upto
Dhanur rasi counting from Aries 9 rasis are completed. So 9 multiplied by 9(padas for each
rasi) 81 padas are over. Add 3 padas in Uttarashada (as the first pada of Uttarashada has
already been included in Dhanus) we get the pada number as 84. Now locate this number in
the table and read the effects column shown against it.