The document provides a simple method for determining the sub-lord of any planet based on its longitude. The method involves calculating the difference between the planet's longitude and the starting longitude of its star. This difference in degrees and minutes is then converted to years by multiplying the degrees by 9. The planets are then counted from the starting planet of that star until the number of years is reached, revealing the sub-lord planet. An example calculation is provided to demonstrate finding the sub-lord of Rahu.
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The document provides a simple method for determining the sub-lord of any planet based on its longitude. The method involves calculating the difference between the planet's longitude and the starting longitude of its star. This difference in degrees and minutes is then converted to years by multiplying the degrees by 9. The planets are then counted from the starting planet of that star until the number of years is reached, revealing the sub-lord planet. An example calculation is provided to demonstrate finding the sub-lord of Rahu.
The document provides a simple method for determining the sub-lord of any planet based on its longitude. The method involves calculating the difference between the planet's longitude and the starting longitude of its star. This difference in degrees and minutes is then converted to years by multiplying the degrees by 9. The planets are then counted from the starting planet of that star until the number of years is reached, revealing the sub-lord planet. An example calculation is provided to demonstrate finding the sub-lord of Rahu.
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The document provides a simple method for determining the sub-lord of any planet based on its longitude. The method involves calculating the difference between the planet's longitude and the starting longitude of its star. This difference in degrees and minutes is then converted to years by multiplying the degrees by 9. The planets are then counted from the starting planet of that star until the number of years is reached, revealing the sub-lord planet. An example calculation is provided to demonstrate finding the sub-lord of Rahu.
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Dear Friends,
There are 27 stars spread over 3 groups of 9 each
distributed over the 12 divisions or houses starting from Aries.The longitudes are generally well known.
However, when it comes to finding out the preiling
Sub lord for a specific Long we are foxed,ths excludes the veterans in astrology.
I have a simple method for finding out the sub lord
which can be done mentally with accuracy.It is as follows.
Take a specific longitude,check the starting long of
the concerned star.Calculate the difference between the two.It will be x deg y min. For every 1 deg take as 9 years hence x deg is xMultiply by 9=...yrs. If star is say venus start with 20yrs if sat 19yrsetc.Come upto te 9x yrs,this will tell you the planet, which will be the correct sub.
Example. Say Rahu is 21 deg in Aries, It will be in
Bharani star which is Venus star. 21 deg minus 13deg 20 min = 7deg 40 min. multiply by 9= 69 yrs. (9x7=63yrs+40/60x9=6yrs .total 69yrs). Starting with venus 20yrs add sun 6yrs, moon 10yrs ,mars 7yrs,rahu 18 =61 yrs next is jup upto 77 yrs. hence sub lord is jup.
Rahu is in Mars sign, Venus star, Jup Sub
This is a quickie on sublord finding.
For those who know it it's elementary, for newcomers
maybe useful!!
Regards,
Satish
Taken from message no. 12952 (http://groups.yahoo.com/group/k_p_system/message/12952)