Sanjay Sinha ICAS NC Karaka for D (divisional charts)
Sanjay SinhaICAS NC
Karaka for D (divisional charts)
Yesterday, I was surfing internet and found one article which have karakas for D (divisional charts), I thought it may be useful for our PV and V students. The article on karaka for D charts is as follows:
Here are the karakas for the various varga charts - some of them have multiple karakas - but still each indicates different area of the varga.
D1 - Rasi - Sun (physical health, vitality, energy levels, health constitution) - Jupiter (mental strength, development and use of intellect, Dhi shakti)
D2 - Hora - Jupiter
D3 - Drekkana (Siblings) - Mars
D4 - Chaturthamsa (house, landed property, wealth in general) - Mars (landed properties), Jupiter (wealth and prosperity)
D5 - Panchamsa (power and authority) - Sun
D6 - Shasthamsa (diseases, sickness) - Saturn
D7 - Saptamsa (Children) - Jupiter
D9 - Navamsa (Spouse, Dharma) - Venus (spouse)
D10 - Dasamsa (Career, work related) - Mercury (focus, commitment to work, entrepreneurial spirit), Sun (power and authority), Jupiter (growth and expansion in career), Saturn (hardwork, perseverance, patience)
D12 - Dwadasamsa - Parents and Grandparents Sun(paternal side), Moon (maternal side)
D16 - Shodasamsa - comforts and luxuries - Moon (comforts), Venus (luxuries)
D20 - Vimshamsa - religious and spiritual life - Jupiter
D24 - Siddhamsa - learning and proficiency - Mercury (learning)
D27 - Nakshatramsa - subsconscious level strengths and gifts
D30 - Trimshamsa - subconscious weaknesses - Papapurusha
D40 - Khavedamsa - karma from maternal side - (may be) Moon
D45 - Akshavedamsa - karma from paternal side - (may be) Sun
D60 - Shashtiamsa - Own personal karma from past - not sure.!
Note(Sanjay Sinha): Though in this article Karaka for D40 shows Moon but is should be Ketu and for D45 it should be Rahu. The karaka for D60 should be Saturn.
Sanjay Sinha ICAS NC Karaka for D (Divisional Charts) refers to a specialized Jyotish approach used to identify the functional significators, or karakas, that become highly active within each divisional chart. In advanced Vedic astrology research, this method helps astrologers judge which planet acts as the key indicator for wealth, marriage, profession, spirituality, comforts, or lineage depending on the divisional context being studied. Rather than reading planets only through the D1 chart, the ICAS NC Karaka framework allows a more technical assessment of planetary authority inside each D chart. This creates sharper predictions, clearer event triggers, and a more research-oriented horoscope analysis system.
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