Various Avasthas of planets have been described. Avasthas are the states of a planet which
are to be considered in the context of the effects of the Planets.
Baal Adi Avasthas
Five types of Avasthas are explained in BPHS
Say:
1) Baal (Infant)
2) Kumar (young Kid)
3) Yuva (Adoloscent/Young)
4) Vriddh (Old)
5) Mrit (Dead)
These Avasthas (Baal adi avasthas) are described on the basis of their position in the house they are situated in. Each house is divided in five parts of six degrees each.
Counting of baal adi avasthas are started forward from begining of house in odd Signs and backward from end in even signs.
In simple language, In odd signs they rule each part in sequence, whereas in even signs the
sequence is reversed.
Below is the table of baal adi avasthas in simplest
Baal (Infant): 1-6 degrees for odd signs, 25-30 degrees for even signs,
Kumar (young Kid): 7-12 degrees for odd signs, 19-24 degrees for even signs,
Yuva (Adoloscent/Young): 13-18 degrees for odd signs, 13-18 degrees for even signs,
Vriddh (Old): 19-24 degrees for odd signs, 7-12 degrees for even signs,
Mrit (Dead): 25-30 degrees for odd signs, 1-6 degrees for even signs,
Results of these Avasthas:
These avasthas serve two purpose. First is the grade of result and second is the timing of result.
By "Grade of Result of a planet" we means to what intensity or with which strength the effects of planets will be evident. BPHS explains this as below.
Baal (Infant) - one fourth (1/4 of total strength)
Kumar (young Kid) - half (1/2 of total strength)
Yuva (Adoloscent/Young) - Full (with full strength)
Vriddh (Old) - Neglibile (Minimal effects will be evident)
Mrit (Dead) - Nil (Virtually no result of the planet may be evident)
By "Timing of results" we mean “when” the graha will give the results. The planet in baal avastha will give results too early and within some time of starting it's dasha period.
While Planet in mrita avastha graha may give results too late during it's dasa period.
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Ok your point is correct, I want to know 27 avastha of planets like bath, walk like that
If you answer my questoin then it would be great.
Respected Searchengines,
The avasthas you are talking about are mentioned in chapter 45 shaloka 30 - 155 in Brihat Parashar Hora samhita. But they are not 27 in number. They are 12 in number and when we include sub-avasthas then they are 36 in number. For details and for the method to calculate them you can refer to the BPHS. If you don't have BPHS I will send you a copy.
I will give some brief here for you
They are 12 in number as
1) Shayan (sleeping),
2) Upavesan,
3) Netrapani,
4) Prakash,
5) Gaman,
6) Agaman,
7) Sabh,
8) Agam,
9) Bhojan,
10) Nritya Lips,
11) Kautuk and
12) Nidr
They further have three sub states
1) Drishti
2) chest
3) Vichest
For further queries and doubts, feel free to ask
Atul
1) Shayan (lying down),
2) Upavesan, (sitting)
3) Netrapani, (Eyes and hands)
4) Prakash, (glowing)
5) Gaman, (On the move/walking)
6) Agaman, (coming)
7) Sabh, (attending an assembly)
8) Agam, (Returning)
9) Bhojan,(Eating)
10) Nritya Lips,(Desirous)
11) Kautuk and (Eager)
12) Nidr (Sleeping)
These are the meanings of above said avasthas. I think you were referring to these. If you are asking about any other types of avasthas Please let me know. I do not know about them But I will try to find about them
Atul
I want to know how it can be calculated.but I know well that there are 27 avasthas
If any one knows post here
Thanks i advance.
Please refer to our new posts for calculations and other details.
Can you give the reference where you read those 27 avasthas?
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