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    This document provides an overview of the concept of Dwara-Bahya in Jaimini astrology as taught by Iranganti Rangacharya. It defines Dwara as the active period and Bahya as the supportive period. For ayur dasas like Hora dasa, the counting is based on odd/even positioning. For phalita dasas with padakrama order, the counting depends on whether the starting sign is cardinal, fixed, or dual. Examples are given to illustrate how to determine the Dwara and Bahya periods based on these principles. The document aims to be Kalyan Raghavan's debut article sharing his knowledge of Jaimini astrology learned from his guru and

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    This document provides an overview of the concept of Dwara-Bahya in Jaimini astrology as taught by Iranganti Rangacharya. It defines Dwara as the active period and Bahya as the supportive period. For ayur dasas like Hora dasa, the counting is based on odd/even positioning. For phalita dasas with padakrama order, the counting depends on whether the starting sign is cardinal, fixed, or dual. Examples are given to illustrate how to determine the Dwara and Bahya periods based on these principles. The document aims to be Kalyan Raghavan's debut article sharing his knowledge of Jaimini astrology learned from his guru and

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    Dwara & Bahya in

    Jaimini Dasas
    By
    Iranganti Kalyan Raghavan,
    India.

    he editor of Saptarishis Astrology


    wanted my revered father, Sriman
    Iranganti Ranga Charya to write
    on Dwara & Bahya for Saptarishis. But in
    view of my fathers minor indisposition,
    my father asked me to prepare a write-up
    on it under his guidance.
    Let me first do Padabhivandanam to my
    father from whom I have been learning
    astrology, and begin this write-up as
    follows:

    Kalyan Raghavan is the son of the


    famous astrologer & scholar Iranganti
    Rangacharya. Kalyan a shy introvert person
    is a software professional based in
    Hyderabad who has been learning Jaimini
    astrology from his father from a very young
    age. This is his debutant article for any
    magazine and it is expected that he writes
    100s of articles in Jaimini astrology with the
    grace of his guru and father Shri Iranganti
    Rangacharya.

    The concept of Dwara-Bahya is found in


    the Jaimini Sutras.


    1 --
    maline dvra bhye nave nidhana
    dvra dvreayoca mlinye 2-1-27

    2 --

    daraye dvra tatastavatibha bhyam


    2-4-2

    So the rule of dwara-bahya is of use in not


    only Ayurdasas but also in phalitha dasas.

    Reckoning of Dwara-Bahya in the ayur


    dasas like Hora dasa, Atmanadi dasa etc:
    The dasa sign (in Hora dasa or Atmanadi
    dasa etc) which begins is the Dwara and is
    1

    Jaimini Sutramritam Iranganti Rangacharya


    Page No. 190
    2
    Jaimini Sutramritam Iranganti Rangacharya
    Page No. 274

    also the Bahya, the 2nd dasa sign is the dwara and its bahya is the 3rd sign, the 3rd
    dasa sign is the Dwara and its Bahya is the 5th, the 4th dasa sign is the Dwara, and its Bahya
    is the 7th, the 5th dasa sign is the Dwara and its Bahya is the 9th, the 6th dasa sign is the
    Dwara, its Bahya is 11th. The same are the Bahya signs for the rest of the six Dwara dasa
    signs.
    If the dasa sign which begins is even, the dasa signs run reversely and the Bahya count is
    reverse.
    But a typical Dwara-Bahya count is recommended by Vriddhas to some phalitha dasas
    which have padakrama order.


    tadida caraparyya sthiraparyya dvayo trikoakhya day ca pka bhoga prakalpana

    Padakrama Order:
    Chara
    If the dasasign which begins is cardinal (chara) and odd, the dasasigns succeed regularly
    and directly, if it is cardinal and even, the dasasigns succeed reversely.
    For example Aries begins, so the dasa signs are Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Leo, Virgo,
    Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius, Pisces and the Bahya signs are Aries(1),
    Gemini(3), Leo(5), Libra(7), Sagittarius(9), Aquarius(11), Aries(1), Gemini(3), Leo (5), Libra
    (7), Sagittarius (9), Aquarius (11) respectively.

    Sthira
    If the dasa sign which begins is fixed and odd, the dasa signs run in the order of every 6th
    in the direct order. For example the dasa sign that begins is Leo. The dasa signs are Leo,
    Capricorn, Gemini, Scorpio, Aries, Virgo, Aquarius, Cancer, Sagittarius, Taurus, Libra,
    Pisces. Correspondingly the Bahya dasa signs are Leo (1), Gemini (11), Aries (9),
    Aquarius (7), Sagittarius (5), Libra (3), Leo (1), Gemini (11), Aries (9), Aquarius (7)
    Sagittarius (5), Libra (3).
    If the dasasign is fixed and even, the dasa signs run reversely in the order of every 6th and
    the Bahya signs run reversely in the order of 1, 11, 9, 7, 5, 3, 1, 11, 9, 7, 5, 3 dasasigns.

    Dual
    If the dasa sign that begins is a dual sign, the order of the dasa signs is 1, 5, 9 and if even it
    is reversely in the order of 1, 5, 9. The Bahya signs are 1, 9, 6, 3, 11, 8, 1, 9, 6, 3, 11, and 8.

    Let us see some examples on how to use this concept.

    Illustration:
    Date of Birth: 11-5-1973 at 9.46 (taken from saptarishis-1) page-72

    Chara Dasa (method-1 in Jaimini Sutramritam, page 263)


    Chart 1: Birth Ascendant is Gemini (dual sign). So Charadasa begins from the birth
    ascendant, Gemini. The dasa signs are Gemini, Libra, Aquarius, Cancer, Scorpio, Pisces,
    Leo, Sagittarius, Aries Virgo, Capricorn, and Taurus.

    Sl.No.
    1
    2
    3
    4
    5
    6
    7
    8
    9
    10
    11
    12
    3

    Dwara (Paka)
    Gemini
    Libra
    Aquarius
    Cancer
    Scorpio
    Pisces
    Leo
    Sagittarius
    Aries
    Virgo
    Capricorn
    Taurus

    Years
    3
    8
    4
    12
    10
    11
    5
    2
    3
    8
    5
    12

    Bahya3 (Bhoga)
    Gemini (1)
    Aquarius (9)
    Scorpio (6)
    Leo (3)
    Aries (11)
    Capricorn (8)
    Gemini (1)
    Aquarius (9)
    Scorpio (6)
    Leo (3)
    Aries (11)
    Capricorn (8)

    Copy Editors Note: The numbers in the brackets in this column are the respective count from the first
    dasa sign.

    11-5-1973
    15(Gemini=3+Libra=8+Aquarius=4)
    -------------11-5 - 1988
    12 Cancer
    -------------11-5-2000
    10Scorpio
    -------------11-5-2010
    11 Pisces (Bahya is Capricorn the 4th of which is occupied by
    Sun & Mercury, and the 5th is occupied by Saturn and Venus, so the period
    gives good name, progeny and official status).
    -------------11-5-2021
    5 Leo
    ------------------11-5- 2026
    12 Sagittarius
    ------------------11-5-2038
    3 Aries
    -------------------11-5-2041
    8 Virgo
    ------------------11-5-2049
    5 Capricorn
    -----------------11-5-2054
    12 Taurus
    ----------------11-5-2066
    ----------------The padakrama order of the dasa signs and the Dwara-Bahya reckoning is same in all the Phalitha
    dasas in the case of cardinal and fixed dasa signs which begin. But in the case of Charaparyaya dasa,
    the order of the dasa signs varies from the dual sign to begin. So the Bahya(bhoga) also varies.
    Let me illustrate the point in the Chart-2 below
    Chart 2: Date of Birth: 12-9-1980 at 7-25 am. Birth Ascdt =Virgo

    Chara Paryaya dasa begins from the Ascendant, Virgo which is a dual sign. Since it is even
    too the dasa signs run reversely. The dasa signs from Virgo are Virgo, Gemini, Pisces,
    Sagittarius, Leo, Taurus, Aquarius, Scorpio, Cancer, Aries, Capricorn, Libra. The Bahya
    signs are respectively Virgo (1), Pisces (7), Virgo (1), Pisces (7), Cancer (3), Capricorn (9),
    Cancer (3), Capricorn (9), Taurus (5), Scorpio (11), Taurus (5), and Scorpio (11).
    Here let me cite a karika in respect of Dwara-Bahya (Paka-Bhoga) in general in respect of
    Padakrama reckoning of the sign-dasas.

    care tanu (1) ducikya (3) suta (5) asta (7) pit (9) lbhaga (11)
    sthire lagna (1) aya (11) navama (9) jy (7) pacama (5) vikrama (3)
    dvandvabhe tanu (1) dharma (9) ari (6) sahaja (3) upntya (11) radhrabha (8)
    yugme vilomdojetu kramt syurbhya raya
    In the case of Chara Paryaya dasa, the Dwara-Bahya reckoning differs from the dual sign to begin as
    seen in the chart given above.
    Similarly according to the order of the dasa signs of Sthira Paryaya dasa, the Dwara- Bahya dasa signs
    could be written. However the results depend more on the Bahya dasa signs of the three phalitha dasas
    viz. Trikona, Chara Paryaya, Sthira Paryaya Dasas.

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