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Essentials
of Vedic Astrology Block 1: Static Horoscope
Lesson 1A: Celestial Mechanics
1) Our solar system, with the planets rotating on a particular plane. |
2) The Celestial highway - the constellations which are on the same plane as our solar system that influence us. These fall within a range of 23.5° |
3) The Lagna (rising sign) is the sign on the Eastern horizon at the time of birth. |
4) Once the lagna is known, the house numbers of the other signs can be determined. |
5) The chart is traditionally placed so the Lagna is on the top. |
6) A traditional chart display showing house numbers |
Essentials
of Vedic Astrology - Lesson 1A - Celestial Mechanics ©2006 Astrosalon
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