#Jagannatha hora 7.02 software
#Jagannatha hora 7.02 free

When you are checking manually, these things are cumbersome to check, especially if you have to use the non-uniform nadis based on shodasa varga boundaries! Software can do it very easily. Pt Sanjay Rath already requested these features to be added and they are easy to do in software. I will give that ability based on both uniform and non-uniform nadis.

#Jagannatha hora 7.02 free

In the next public release of the free software Jagannatha Hora, I will include information on which half, which 1/3rd, which 1/4th, which 1/5th and which 1/6th of the nadi is occupied by various planets, upagrahas, lagnas and other bodies. In fact, I think that nly non-uniform nadis based on shodasa varga boundaries should be used. However, these can be applied to non-uniform nadis based on shodasa vargas too. There are various results based on these. Nadi texts talk of dividing nadis into 2 or 4 or 6 equal parts. Thus, nadyamsa is rooted in shodasa varga.Д®ach nadi is basically a unique combination of shodasa varga parts. If you ask me, this is the correct nadyamsa and the one obtained from uniform division of a sign into 150 equal parts is wrong. So we call this 'Chandra Kala Nadi', i.e. But, there are exactly 150 unequal portions as a result of dividing the rasi based on shodasa vargas.Д¬handra kala means phases of Moon and means 16. If we mark the boundaries within each sign based on all the sixteen divisions and count how many distinct partitions are in the sign, we will get exactly 150 portions! Some portions are smaller than 12 arc-min and some are bigger. Chaturvimsamsa borders are at 1 deg 15 min, 2 deg 30 min, 3 deg 45 min, 5 deg etc. Dasamsa borders are at 3 deg, 6 deg, 9 deg etc. For example, navamsa borders are at 3 deg 20 min, 6 deg 40 min, 10 deg etc. In this variety (called 'Chandra Kala Nadi' in the software), we mark the boundaries of various vargas in rasis. Both the varieties are available in the free software Jagannatha Hora 7.02. Some people divide each sign into 150 equal parts and call them the 150 nadyamsas.Д«ut we use a different kinds of nadyamsa. But nadyamsa, as I understand it, is rooted in shodasa varga (16 divisions) taught by Parasara. Parasara may not have mentioned nadyamsa. That's partly true and partly inaccurate. But as far as I know, no version of Parasara uses