(1) Several years before in a Hindi Jyotish Book written by Dr. Naryan Datt Shrimali a new type of Dasha termed as Grahanusaar Bhaavdasha was seen by me. In that book Dr. Shrimali did not write the Jyotish text from where he got that Dasha System. It was very simple dasha system to apply and remember and this attracted me then to use that dasha system to those handmade horoscopes where only Rashi Charts were given without the prevailing Maha Dasha & Antar Dasha.
(1.1) Dr. Shrimali did not claim that Dasha system as his own creation and the very interesting thing is that till this date I did not find the actual Jyotish Text source where that system of Dasha was given first.
(1.2) {1}According to Dr. Narayan Datt Shrimali in any horoscope this Grahanusaar Bhaavdasha starts from the Planet occupying Lagna and if Lagna is vacant then this Dasha will starts from the Planet in second house and so on,
{2} If in a sign there are two or more Planets then the Dasha of Planets with higher degree will come first and it will be followed by the Dasha of Planet with lesser degree to that Planet and so on,
{3} The number of years to be allotted to Planets will be the numbers given to various signs such as Mesh = 1 year, Vrish = 2 years, Mithuna = 3 years………. Makar = 10 years, Kumbh = 11 years and Meen = 12 years.
{2} If in a sign there are two or more Planets then the Dasha of Planets with higher degree will come first and it will be followed by the Dasha of Planet with lesser degree to that Planet and so on,
{3} The number of years to be allotted to Planets will be the numbers given to various signs such as Mesh = 1 year, Vrish = 2 years, Mithuna = 3 years………. Makar = 10 years, Kumbh = 11 years and Meen = 12 years.
(1.3) This Grahanusaar Bhaavdasha system includes the Dasha period of nine planets (includes Rahu & Ketu also)
(2) I thought then the maximum number of Planet that any Rashi or Sign can have is 8 and in that case one of the node (Rahu or Ketu) would be definitely be in 7th sign from the Rashi containing 8 Planets. For example let us assume a horoscope with 8th Planet in Mesh (Sidereal Aries) and it means if the 8th Planet is Rahu then Ketu must occupy 7th sign from Mesh Rashi i.e. in Tula Rahi. That means the total number of Dasha years of 8th Planet = {8 × 1 (No. allotted to Mesh Rashi) + 7 (Number allotted to Tula Rashi)} = 8 + 7 = 15 years. So that Grahanusaar Bhaavdasha gives a minimum of 15 years of Dasha of nine Planets.
(2.1) Now let us assume the 8 Planet from Sun to Rahu in any horoscope occupy Meen Rashi and that mean Kety would be in Kanya Rashi in the 7th sign from Meen Rashi.
So the number of Years in this dasha under such condition should be = {8 × 12 (Number allotted to Meen Rashi) + 6 (Number allotted to Kanya Rashi)} = 96 + 6 = 102 years. So this Dasha System gives a maximum of 102 years.
(2.2) This dasha system was found to give total number of Dasha Years within 15 years to 102 years. Dears students while applying this Grahanusaar Bhaavdasha system to any horoscope if you find the total number of Dasha years coming out is less than 15 years or greater than 102 years then recalculate as while calculating the dasha periods somewhere you performed wrong calculations.
(2.3) This is a useful and simple dasha system and research minded astrologer will develop it according to their requirements. I do not think this Grahanusaar Bhaavdasha system is available in any software.
(2.4) This Grahanusaar Bhaavdasha system becomes useful to me when I predict on the basis of Pragman or Vedic Progressions as developed by me.
Written by
Vishal Aksh
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(The aforesaid Article written by me on Friday, July 1, 2016 at 18:38 (IST) was first published in my Facebook Public Group on on Friday, July 1, 2016 at 18:42 (IST). Follow link:https://www.facebook.com/groups/258744764307717/permalink/575125446002979/ to view it there)
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