What does Dasha's mean
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Moog
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They refer to a 'timetable' used mainly in Indian or Vedic astrology. However, there are similar systems used by Western traditional astrologers, such as zodiacal releasing.
Each planet in your chart rules certain periods of your life, and we experience effects related to the placement of the planet.
This is based on a lunar progression calculation.
Moog
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From the specifics of your question, I assume that you have access to some kind of MD interpretation. So you can perhaps extrapolate or synthesise from that.
The Antardasha and other minor dashas are a lot like a Mahadasha only (a) it's shorter (b) the Antar and Pratyantar dasha lords have less 'authority' or 'power' than the MD lord
The effect of the AD or PD depends on the relationship between them and the MD lord.
thanks heaps moog for your reply...
i hv tried to google it....i found this...
http://www.indianastrology2000.com/dasha/jupiter-a.php#ju
still its kinda confusing...cuz its all same in all...antardasa..
i hv tried to google it....i found this...
http://www.indianastrology2000.com/dasha/jupiter-a.php#ju
still its kinda confusing...cuz its all same in all...antardasa..
Moog
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These general descriptions aren't very helpful, since they do not take into account the specific effects that are dependent on how planets are situated in your chart.
Example; in a recent bhukti of Jupiter, a friend of mine went bankrupt. Among the reasons; Jupiter is debilitated and in the 12th house in her chart, and rules 2 and 11 (Aqua rising). Jupiter was also in a very bad transit position.
rahul_rastogy
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It is something called time table and it really works for people as it gives them the details of time which are going to be bad, good or moderate. By the help of this they can make their coming time great enough to be happy.
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