நட்சத்திர தசையின் பிரத்யேகமான விளைவுகள் அல்லது தசாநாதன் நிற்கும் பாவங்களின் விளைவுகள் - பிருஹத் பராசர ஹோர சாஸ்திரம்

1. If the Lord of Karm is placed in an auspicious Bhava in his exaltation Rasi etc., his Dasha effects will be favourable. The effects will be adverse, if the Lord of Karm is in his debilitation Rasi and occupies an inauspicious Bhava. This proves, that an inauspicious Grah in his exaltation Rasi etc. will not produce unfavourable results, if placed in an auspicious Bhava and a benefic, being in his debilitation Rasi and being placed in an inauspicious Bhava, will produce adverse effects. Now I will describe the effects of the Dasha of the Lords of various Bhavas, who are related to each other.

2-4. There will be physical well-being in the Dasha of the Lord of Lagn, distress and possibility of death in the Dasha of the Lord of Dhan, unfavourable effects in the Dasha of the Lord of Sahaj, acquisition of house and land in the Dasha of the Lord of Bandhu, progress in educational sphere and happiness from the children in the Dasha of the Lord of Putr and danger from enemies and ill health in the Dasha of the Lord of Ari.

5-8. There will be distress to wife and the possibility of the death of the native in the Dasha of the Lord of Yuvati, the possibility of death and financial losses in the Dasha of the Lord of Randhr, improvement in the educational sphere, religious-mindedness and unexpected gains of wealth in the Dasha of the Lord of Dharm, recognition from and awards by the Government in the Dasha of the Lord of Karm, obstacles in gains of wealth and the possibility of diseases in the Dasha of the Lord of Labh and distress and danger from diseases in the Dasha of the Lord of Vyaya. A Grah, placed in an auspicious Bhava, like Trikon etc., at the commencement of the Dasha, produces favourable results in his Dasha. The Grah, placed in Ari, Randhr, or Vyaya at that time, yields only adverse results during his Dasha. It is therefore essential, that the placement of a Grah at the time of birth and at the commencement of the Dasha should both be taken into account for the assessment of the Dasha effects.