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    (1) The document describes how to calculate the arudha pada (equivalent to the rising sign) of a house. It involves counting signs from the house of interest to the sign containing its lord, then counting that same number of signs from the sign containing the lord to find the ending sign, which contains the arudha pada. (2) It then discusses how the arudha lagna, representing one's perceived self and status, can be used to judge materialistic aspects like financial gains based on the 11th and 12th houses from it, and one's perceived boldness or gentleness based on planets in the 3rd and 6th houses from it. (3) The 10th house from

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    (1) The document describes how to calculate the arudha pada (equivalent to the rising sign) of a house. It involves counting signs from the house of interest to the sign containing its lord, then counting that same number of signs from the sign containing the lord to find the ending sign, which contains the arudha pada. (2) It then discusses how the arudha lagna, representing one's perceived self and status, can be used to judge materialistic aspects like financial gains based on the 11th and 12th houses from it, and one's perceived boldness or gentleness based on planets in the 3rd and 6th houses from it. (3) The 10th house from

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    (1) The document describes how to calculate the arudha pada (equivalent to the rising sign) of a house. It involves counting signs from the house of interest to the sign containing its lord, then counting that same number of signs from the sign containing the lord to find the ending sign, which contains the arudha pada. (2) It then discusses how the arudha lagna, representing one's perceived self and status, can be used to judge materialistic aspects like financial gains based on the 11th and 12th houses from it, and one's perceived boldness or gentleness based on planets in the 3rd and 6th houses from it. (3) The 10th house from

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    Use of Arudha Lagna

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    (1) The document describes how to calculate the arudha pada (equivalent to the rising sign) of a house. It involves counting signs from the house of interest to the sign containing its lord, then counting that same number of signs from the sign containing the lord to find the ending sign, which contains the arudha pada. (2) It then discusses how the arudha lagna, representing one's perceived self and status, can be used to judge materialistic aspects like financial gains based on the 11th and 12th houses from it, and one's perceived boldness or gentleness based on planets in the 3rd and 6th houses from it. (3) The 10th house from

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    (1) Count signs from the house of interest to the sign containing its lord.

    Counting is in the zodiacal direction always. For example, if the house we are interested in is in Gemini and its lord Mercury is in Aquarius, we count signs from Gemini to Aquarius and get 9. (1) Count the same number of signs from the sign containing the lord and find the ending sign. In the above example, we count 9 signs from Aquarius and we end up in Libra. (1) Exception: If the sign found thus in step (4) is in the 1st or 7th from the original sign in step (1), then we take the 10th sign from the sign found in step (4). Otherwise we dont make any change. (1) The resulting sign contains the arudha pada of the house of interest. Arudha pada of a house is simply called arudha or pada also. In this book, we will denote the arudha pada on nth house with A n. For example, arudha pada of 4th house is A4 and arudha pada of 9th house is A9.

    Use of Arudha Lagna


    While lagna stands for true self, arudha lagna (AL) stands for the maya associated with self. It shows the how the native is perceived in the material world. It shows the status of the native. A timid and confused individual may be perceived in the world as a strong leader. In that case, that is the maya associated with his personality and AL shows it. Because arudha lagna deals with maya, illusions, perceptions and impressions, it is very important in judging various materialistic things. For example, Parasara and Jaimini taught that the 11th and 12th houses from AL show financial gains and expenditures. Natural malefics in the 3rd and 6th houses from AL show someone who is perceived as a bold person who hits enemies hard. Since such impressions are usually formed about materially successful people, malefics in the 3rd and 6th from AL make one bold and materially successful. Natural benefics in the 3rd and 6th houses from AL make one very gentle and restrained in public behavior. Such a person does not fight with others boldly. This combination is usually found in the charts of saints and saintly and mild-natured people. The 10th house from lagna in D-10 shows ones true conduct in society. It shows the ones career and the true nature of ones karma (work). The 10th house from AL in D-10 AL in D-10 shows perceptions about ones conduct in society. It deals more with ones status in career.

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