First Approach: If one has to see the ascendant on a particular date and
time of a month he is advised to note down the length of that day of the month
from a prevalent almanac and also work out as how many gharis and pals of the
day form the desired time have passed. 2-5 pals make a minute, 24 minutes make
one ghari and 2-5 gharis make on, hours, Just remember the
gharis and pals that have passed up to the desired time from the Sun rise. Then
ascertain the ascendant against that date of the month and its how many gharis
and pals are assigned to it. The celestial house in which the Sun rises in or
month the same house or ascendant will appear in the whole month. Twelve
ascendants complete their round on the ordained time. The Ascendant indicated
in a particular month. Then gharis and pals of its future ascendants taken from
the schedule of timing of ascendant are to be added to it. The amount of
gharis and pals passed up to your descried time will reflect the ascendant.
Dr. Shanker Adawal,
www.ShankerAdawal.com,
www.ShankerStudy.com
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