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    This document is an introduction to the Laghu Parasari text on Hindu astrology. It discusses the importance and origins of the text, noting it is based on Parasara Hora Sastra. It also discusses previous commentaries on the text and how the translator aimed to stick closely to the original principles rather than interpretations. The contents section lists that the text contains 42 slokas on Dasa-Bhukti results and principles of astrology. It is being published to provide enlightenment to readers, particularly new students of astrology.

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    LAGHU

    PARASARI
    (Jataka Chandrika)

    Translation & Notes by

    O.P. VERMA

    RANJAN PUBLICATIONS
    16, Ansari Road, Darya Ganj
    NEW DELHI - 110002 (INDIA)
    PREFACE
    Laghu Parasari occupies a place of pride in Hindu astrological
    literature. Its principles originate from the gospel book of astrology
    i.e., Brill at Parasara Hora Sastra. In this short treatise a peculiar
    and specific way and lucidity has been adopted in presenting the
    Parasara principles. This short work in a true perspective is the prime
    and foremost work for those who want to dive deep into the vast ocean
    of predictive astrology.
    Vimsottari Dasa or Udu Dasa system, which this Laghu Parasari
    deals is logical and in vogue since the evolution of Maharishi
    Parasara's system in Hindu astrology. Truly it is in vogue because it
    has stood to the test of time.
    Sanskrit is the language which has many different meanings for
    the same word. There are many commentaries on Laghu Parasari by
    illustrious commentators. Due to above peculiarity of the Sanskrit
    language, the work got corrupt with many discrepancies rather due to
    misinterpretations of the commentators. We have tried here to stick to
    the principles strictly rather than to deviate and viberate with various
    commentator's emphatic interpretations. Many points of contradictions
    have been dealt with logically and supporting authorities have been
    quoted for the sake of authenticity and reliability.
    Commentaries and views of Pt. Vinayaka Sastri 'Betala', Pt Ram
    Yatna Ojha and Pt. Seeta Ram Jha have been given weightage as they
    are upto the mark in understanding Laghu Parasari. This trio is like
    Hindu trinity of gods as far as Laghu Parasari is concerned.
    Parasari principles regarding the Dasa-Bhukti results have been
    condensed in this work in just 42 slokas. In South India these
    principles are studied as Jataka Chandrika consisting of around 80
    slokas which were composed by Venkatesa Pandita. Initial 42 slokas
    of both the works are same. Laghu Parasari ends here after enunciating
    the principles. The remaining 38 slokas belong to Jataka Chandrika
    only, telling about the auspicious and inauspicious planets for 12
    Lagnas and some general principles. Therefore we have adopted the
    name Laghu Parasari- J at aka Chandrika i.e., Moon light to nativity.
    Our this version contains all slokas. Tire compiler of Laghu Parasari
    which is studied exclusively in North India is anonymous.
    We earnestly feel proud in presenting this work before our readers
    with enlightening commentary. This will open new vistas in the
    discriminating part of the brain of our esteemed readers, particularly
    new entrants in the field of astrology. Though we have done our
    foremost endeavour to make the work as worthy as possible but still
    some errors might have crept in which would not escape the critical
    eye of scholars and intelligent practitioners of the science of astrology.
    Healthy suggestions in this respect will be cordially accepted.
    The publishers are worthy of appreciation for bringing the work in
    print in excellent fashion. We suppose the readers will appreciate this
    endeavour as they have done with other enlightening classics brought
    in print by M/s Ranjan Publications.
    Kartika Poornima. ' O.P. Verma
    30th Nov, 2001
    Contents
    Preface
    Contents
    Introduction
    WWT:
    Preliminaries
    Slokas
    1. Prayer.
    2. Subject matter of the work.
    3. Importance of Naksatra Dasa.
    4. About general know how.
    5. Aspects of planets. Page No.
    6. About Trikona and Tiishadaya lords.
    7. About lords of Kendras. 13-53
    8. About 2nd and 12th house lords.
    9. Rule about 8th house lord.
    10. Kendradhipatya Dosha
    11. Sun and Moon as 8th house lords.
    12. Yogakarakatwa of planets
    13. Characteristics of Rahu and Ketu.
    •qhTTSJRT:
    Combinations of Planets
    14. Auspicious combinations.
    15. Blemished Kendra & Trikona lords.
    16. More about Yogakarakatwa.
    17. Rajayoga par excellence.

    54-87
    18. Dasas of Yogakarakas.
    19. Bhuktis of related inauspicious lords.
    20. Other auspicious Yogas.
    21. Rahu-Ketu as Yogakarakas.

    88-102

    22. Extinction of Rajayoga.


    23. Determination of Maraka houses.
    24. Determination of Maraka Planets.
    On Longevity
    2^ i' i> n H
    26. Other Maraka Planets. 2y ii H
    ii
    28. Speciality of Saturn as Maraka.

    dW-hMIMtId: 103-131
    Dasas and Bhuktis of planets
    29. Special rul^s for Dasa results.
    JQ II II It II II

    31. Neutral Bhukti lord to Dasa lord.


    32. Dasas of Kendra and Trikona lords.
    33. Yogakaraka and Maraka Dasa-Bhuktis.
    II II II II M

    35. Auspicious Dasa and Bhukti of Yogakaraka.


    36. Dasa-Bhuktis of Rahu-Ketu.

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