Bhāva

The twelve bhāvas

The twelve houses counted from the lagna are the frame every reading hangs on. Phaladīpikā's first chapter lists their classical names — a house is known by what it governs — and Parāśara's bhāveśa-phala chapter states, lord by lord and position by position, what the ruler of each house does from anywhere in the chart.

SIA reads a matter in the order the texts do: the house-lord first, then the kāraka, then the occupants and aspects. The pages below print the first witness for every house — the complete grid of its lord's placements, one verse per cell.

The twelve bhāvas

In the texts

PHAL C1.10Phaladīpikā · Phaladīpikā 1.10

लग्नं होरा कल्यदेहोदयाख्यं रूपं शीर्षं वर्तमानं च जन्म । वित्तं विद्या स्वान्नपानानि भुक्तिं दक्षाक्ष्यास्यं पत्रिका वाक्कुटुम्बम् ॥

TranslationLagna, Hora, Kalya (कल्य), Deha (देह) Udaya (उदय), Rupa (रूप), Seersha (शीर्ष), Vartamana (वर्तमान - living) and Janma (जन्म) are the names of the Ascendant or the first house. Vitta (वित्त- wealth), Vidya (विद्या - learning), Swa (स्व), Annapana (अन्नपान-riches food and drink), Bhukti (भुक्ति - (eating), the right eye (दक्षाक्षि - Dakshakshi), face (आस्य - Asya), letter or document (पत्रिका - Patrika), speech (वाक्-Vak) and Kutumba (कुटुम्ब) are appellations for denoting the second house.

BPHS C13.21Bṛhat Parāśara Horā Śāstra · अथ कारकाध्यायः v37, folio 110

सूर्यो गुरुः कुजः सोमो गुरुर्भौमः सितः शनिः।।३७।। गुरुश्चन्द्रसुतो जीवो मन्दश्च भावकारकः।।३७।। पुनस्तन्वादयो भावाः स्थाप्यास्तेषां शुभाऽशुभम्। लाभं तृतीयं रन्ध्रं च शत्रुभावव्ययं तथा। एषां योगेन यो भावस्तन्नाशं प्राप्नुयाद्ध्रुवम्।।३८।।

Gloss (English)Jupiter and the Moon's son is the weak significator.

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