Thank you sir for your insight. I am just confused why some people apply Rahu as AK in their calculation? Where did this idea branching from jamini or completely different field of study?
@@ShubhamAlock what I think may or may not be right, but I think that you use Chandra Hari ayanamsa for everything. Honestly I have tried using that ayanamsa for Jaimini and it has really worked well for me. Please correct me where I am wrong🙏🏾
@@StoryTime...101 Yes, Ayanamsa is a fundamental and basic concept, so if you use one Ayanamsa you have to use it for everything. So your thinking is correct.
Great video , one question while using the house strength (100 per/ 80 per/60 per)one should use arudh lagna chart or normal rashi chart as used in this video for the example purpose?
@@VasanthiMallishwari 1. Google and download free astrology program "Jagannatha Hora". 2. Go to "Preferences" and change Ayanamsa to Chandra Hari, change planet calculation option to "Topocentric Positions". 3. Enter your birth date, time and place. 4. Under "Longitude" the minutes are the number in the middle column. Check the middle column for the main seven planets of Sun, Moon, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus and Saturn. The highest number in the middle columns for those seven is the highest minute. See 22:34 of the video - for the chart shown, Moon has minutes of 59, which is the highest for the seven main planets, so Moon is the atmkaraka for that chart.
So for darakaraka also we need to refer minutes and not degrees ?
Thank you sir for your insight. I am just confused why some people apply Rahu as AK in their calculation? Where did this idea branching from jamini or completely different field of study?
So according the this method my Atmakataka is Lagnesh sitting in Lagna.
All chara karaks calculated on minutes or only AK?
I enjoyed this class superb god.bless you sir 🎉 you r, the great
Brilliant session! Learning a lot from you sir. No words to express gratitude. Many thanks sir🙏🙏🙏
Sir, could you do a video about combust planets?
Superb Ji.
Very interesting
You use Chandra Hari ayanamsa for only Jaimini or you use it generally for everything?
What do you think?
@@ShubhamAlock what I think may or may not be right, but I think that you use Chandra Hari ayanamsa for everything.
Honestly I have tried using that ayanamsa for Jaimini and it has really worked well for me.
Please correct me where I am wrong🙏🏾
@@StoryTime...101 Yes, Ayanamsa is a fundamental and basic concept, so if you use one Ayanamsa you have to use it for everything. So your thinking is correct.
@@ShubhamAlock thank you so much Sir🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🌄
Fantastic 👍
Great video , one question while using the house strength (100 per/ 80 per/60 per)one should use arudh lagna chart or normal rashi chart as used in this video for the example purpose?
Do what is told in the video.
@@ShubhamAlock hi sir for determining strength of planets can we consider pushkara degrees for source of strength too or just do as told in the video
@@keane26mar30 just do as told in video.
@@ShubhamAlockok thank you 😊
Sir how to calculate highest minute in horoscope please let me know
It is available if you create an online chart. Or if you have your chart it's already mentioned.
@@chanchalcsingh6695 sir I am confused on highest minute calculation of planet pls clear my doubt
@@VasanthiMallishwari 1. Google and download free astrology program "Jagannatha Hora". 2. Go to "Preferences" and change Ayanamsa to Chandra Hari, change planet calculation option to "Topocentric Positions". 3. Enter your birth date, time and place. 4. Under "Longitude" the minutes are the number in the middle column. Check the middle column for the main seven planets of Sun, Moon, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus and Saturn. The highest number in the middle columns for those seven is the highest minute. See 22:34 of the video - for the chart shown, Moon has minutes of 59, which is the highest for the seven main planets, so Moon is the atmkaraka for that chart.