Thirty-Six Rājayoga Gemstones

The Agni Purāṇa recommends thirty-six gemstones for activation of rājayoga for the kings. I guess ordinary mortals can also make good use of these recommendations.

Sun in Kṛttikā

This entry is part 3 of 6 in the series Nakṣatra

Kṛttikā nakṣatra extends from 26°40’ Aries to 10° Taurus and has four pada indicating the four ayana of life.

No.
Position
Navāṁśa
Tattva
Ayana
D1 Lord
D9 Lord

Pada 1
Ar 26°40’ – Ar 30°00’
Sagittarius
Agni
Dharma
Mars
Jupiter

Pada 2
Ta 0°00’ – Ta 3°20’
Capricorn
Pṛthvi
Artha
Venus
Saturn

Pada 3
Ta 3°20’ – Ta 6°40’
Aquarius
Vāyu
Kāma
Venus
Saturn

Pada 4
Ta 6°40’ – Ta 10°00’
Pisces
Jala
Mokṣa
Venus
Jupiter

Sun
Planetary Relationship with the Sun in Kṛttikā nakṣatra:

Mars: the native is capable of removing every impediment.

Sun in Bharaṇī

This entry is part 2 of 6 in the series Nakṣatra

Bharaṇī nakṣatra extends from 13°20’ – 26°40’ in Aries and has four pada indicating the four ayana of life.

No.
Position
Navāṁśa
Tattva
Ayana
D1 Lord
D9 Lord

Pada 1
Ar 13°20’ – Ar 16°40’
Leo
Agni
Dharma
Mars
Sun

Pada 2
Ar 16°40’- Ar 20°00’
Virgo
Pṛthvi
Artha
Mars
Mercury

Pada 3
Ar 20°00’ – Ar 23°20’
Libra
Vāyu
Kāma
Mars
Venus

Pada 4
Ar 23°20’- Ar 26°40’
Scorpio
Jala
Mokṣa
Mars
Mars

Sun
Planetary Relationship with the Sun in Bharaṇī nakṣatra:

Moon: the native is very kind natured and has a rare quality of always being of assistance

Sun in Aśvinī

This entry is part 1 of 6 in the series Nakṣatra

Aśvinī nakṣatra extends from 0°00’ – 13°20’ in Aries and has four pada indicating the four ayana of life.

No.
Position
Navāṁśa
Tattva
Ayana
D1 Lord
D9 Lord

Pada 1
Ar 0° – Ar 3°20’
Aries
Agni
Dharma
Mars
Mars

Pada 2
Ar 3°20’ – Ar 6°40’
Taurus
Pṛthvi
Artha
Mars
Venus

Pada 3
Ar 6°40’ – Ar 10°
Gemini
Vāyu
Kāma
Mars
Mercury

Pada 4
Ar 10° – Ar 13°20’
Cancer
Jala
Mokṣa
Mars
Moon

 
Sun
Planetary Relationship with the Sun in Aśvinī nakṣatra:

Moon: Nature of the native is cruel and his eyes are large and always

Greek Fire of 2008 hasn’t stopped

Until 1946 the map of Greece kept changing shape with small regions moving in and out of the conglomeration of independent states. A civil war followed in the aftermath of World War II. Two decades of democracy ended abruptly when the Greek coup d’état took place on 21 April 1967 , just weeks before scheduled elections, when a group of right-wing army officers led by Brigadier General Stylianos Pattakos and Colonels George Papadopoulos and Nikolaos Makarezos seized power in a coup d’etat.