Insights in Nadis (Unknown Astrology)

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Shri A.V. Sundaram now 74 years is a retired mechanical angineer who worked in educational institutions. He is a student of Jyotisha since 35 years and was closely associated of ICAS over 25 years ago, he gave astrology classes along with Dr. B.V. Raman and acted in quality of ICAS's National Joint Secretary till last year. He is an instructor in Nadi astrology and currently conducts classes while also being pledged to research. Mr. Sundaramji's keenness rests in bridging the scientific outlook of astrology with its philosophical aspect since jyotisha is based on rebirth. He aims at linking astrology's modern application with ancient perceptions. He lives in Secunderabad, A.p.

The author of an introductory book in French titled "Vedic Astrology: Destiny and Free-Will" published by IQ Editions in Montreal, Canada, Andree Leclerc studies and practices Vedic ways of life including Bhakti Vedanta and Jyotisha for the last 25 years. During the last 5years, she has been diving deeper into Vedic astrology along with the practice of Pranic healing. As an entrepreneur, she also co-founded a company wholesaling stone jewelry for which she has designed some 2000 models. Andree was part of the Saptarishis Astrology Research Team and is currently under Jyotisha study with Mr. Sundaram-ji in India.

Nadis as Applied to Jyotish
Since India covers much ground as the 7th largest country on the planet, with 28 states, 7 unions and 22 official languages, the same knowledge may adopt varied names in different regions. Therefore, our of study id known as Nadi in the south and as Samhita in the northern area. Nadis are written on palm leaves and are known as OLE in Sri Lanka. Samhitas are hand written.

Nadis are classified in two parts: Jiva Nadi and Ajiva Nadi

*Jiva Nadis are known as the speaking Nadis which are generally used in Nadi readings.

*Ajiva Nadis are known as Abyhasa Nadis (practicing). These are divided into Mantra Nadi and Tantra Nadi.

It is said that there are 72 Nadis in existence: 36 representing Mantra Nadis and 36 Tantra Nadis in addition to some Prashna Nadis. It is also said that Mantra Nadis and Tantra Nadis each comprise over one lakh (100,000) harts.

Contents

Session 1	Basics	1
	Introduction - Nadis as Applied to Jyotish	1
	History according to Nadis	1
	Jupiter's Special Status	2
	Grahas Karakatwas	3
	Rashis (Signs) - Their Karakatwas	4
	Rashis - Their Attributes	6
	Grahas In Rashis	7
	Nadis' Friends And Enemies Scheme	8
	Bhavas (Houses)	9
	Karakas For Houses	10
	More On Houses	12
	Theory Of Karma	14
	Past, Present And Future - Births Classification & Lifespan	16
	Karakatwas As Applied In Nadi Combination Of Planets	22
	Role Of Nakshatras & Navamsha	23
	1st Scheme - Nakshatra Ownership From Each Sign	26
	3rd Scheme - Through Which Houses Are The Fate And Moksha Lords Operating?	30
	Judging Of Charts According To Nadi Principles	33
Session 2	Dashas in Nadis	40
	Three Divisions: Past, Present, Future - How To Work It Out	40
	Moon Progressions Back & Forth Synchronized	44
	Application Of Transits Using Nadi Principles	46
Session 3	Advanced Level: Brighu	49
	Metonic Cycle of Planets Used In Brighu Pada Dasha	49
	Arudhas In Brighu Pada Dasha	49
	Metonic Cycle Dasha’s	51
	Metonic Cycle Sub-Dasha's	52
	Bhava Dasha	53
	Years of Fructification in Houses	54
	Years of Fructification in Houses (2)	55
	Naisargika - Years Ruled By Planet(s)	57
Session 4	Yogas & Past Lives	59
	Ruchaka Yoga	59
	Bhadra Yoga	59
	Hamsa Yoga	60
	Malavaya Yoga	60
	Sasa Yoga	61
	Sunapa Yoga	61
	Anapa Yoga	61
	Durdhara Yoga	62
	Kemudruma Yoga	62
	Vesi Yoga	62
	Vashi Yoga	62
	Ubhayachari Yoga	63
	Subha kartari Yoga	63
	Papakartari Yoga	64
Session 5	Remedial Measures	65
	3 Doshas	65
	3 Kophas	67
	3 Sabhas	67
Session 6	Prashna	68
Annexe 1	Hints from Nadi	69
Annexe 2	Transits of slow moving grahas	75

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