03b Naisargika Dasha

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This page will be for an eventual split between the naisargika graha dasha and the other naisargika timing variations to make the study material more clearly differentiated with the intention to differentiate the focus on the first half and second half of the chapter . All material is presently (2022) in the 03a Naisargika Dasha page link.

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Chap3 class 2

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For those using the kulākula cakra (SOL 2 pg. 158) for determining the graha/element representing one's name based on the name's initial sound, it may be helpful to keep in mind some basic tenets of Sanskṛta śikṣā ("pronunciation-study").
Particularly useful is the recognition that the orthography (writing styles) of languages other than Sanskṛta tend to be alphabetic (based on graphemes that are representative of mutable sounds) rather than phonemic (based on graphemes that are representative of immutable sounds). Therefore, I recommend determining the pronunciation-based qualities of the initial sound of your name rather than relying on the "letters" used to describe it in writing: Which point of articulation does the initial sound belong to? Is it a vowel (aspṛṣṭa), a consonant (spṛṣṭa), a semi-vowel (antaḥstha), etc.? Is it voiced (ghoṣavat) or unvoiced (aghoṣa), aspirate (mahāprāṇa) or unaspirate (alpaprāṇa)?
A good example are names beginning with "Z" in most European languages, such as Zelda or Ziggy: Upon examination, the initial sound in these names are definitively dental (dantya) voiced (ghoṣa) consonants (spṛṣṭa), and would most accurately be represented in Sanskṛta as (the technically improbable combination according to Sanskṛta phonetics) "ds". From there we can infer that it corresponds to the Jupiter/Earth classification in the kulākula cakra. ... See MoreSee Less

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