Yogini Dasha Kaal should be written with the contribution of Nakshatra. For example, the three periods of distress are Sankat/Mrigashira, Sankat/Hatha and Sankat, Ashadha. The initial Dasha is written from its constellation. According to the Yogini Dasha Chart, the order of Dasha and Nakshatra is followed. The lord of the constellation is mentioned and the results are depicted.
The Nakshatra in which the Dasha
is going on is a progressive ascendant for the duration of the Yogini Dasha. This advanced chart is analyzed
for the particular Dasha period. For
constellations falling in two signs, the ascending zodiac sign follows the rule
of three.
Major importance is given to this
Nakshatra lord and Pragati Lagna. Three reference points
are created and analyzed; 1) Position of Nakshatra
Swami in the birth chart. 2) Position of Nakshatra
lord in Pragati Kundali. 3)
Relationship of Dasha Swami with the
place of Nakshatra Swami in the
horoscope.
Dasha Ketu is also considered for distress.
When Rahu or Ketu becomes the Nakshatra lord, they act as their
destroyer and accompanying planet. In any Dasha
the sub period of Nakshatra lord
usually fulfills the promise. Any planet affected by both Dasha and Nakshatra lord
is powerful to fulfill the promise in its sub period in any Dasha.
Any planet affected by both Dasha and Nakshatra lord is powerful to fulfill the promise in its sub period
in any Dasha. Any planet affecting
both Dasha and Nakshatra lord overrides the signs of that period. The eleventh
house is the house of expansion. The lord of the eleventh and any planet in the
eleventh is important. Also see that if the eleventh house of birth is formed
in the horoscope, then the progress of the birth ascendant falls in the
eleventh house of the horoscope. These Dasha
periods are considered important.
The placement of the birth lagna in the progress chart shows the
type of results expected in the Dasha
period. Each Dasha Kaal has been analyzed with practical
examples. Here is a list of example charts (ECs) used in the examples. The
number in this list is the number of example charts used in the pictures.
Dr. A. Shanker
www.ShankerAdawal.Com
www.ShankerStudy.Com
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