Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra — Chapter 86: Trimsamsha Character & Misfortune Analysis
Sanskrit verses with English translation from Maharishi Parasara. Read the full classical treatise on AstroFusion Learning.
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Verse 1 — Trimsamsha (D30) for Character and Misfortune
त्रिंशांशे पुरुषस्याहुः स्वभावं दुःखसङ्गतिम् । पापस्थाने विनाशं च शुभस्थाने च पुष्टिताम् ॥
triṁśāṁśe puruṣasyāhuḥ svabhāvaṁ duḥkhasaṅgatim | pāpasthāne vināśaṁ ca śubhasthāne ca puṣṭitām ||
In the trimsamsha (D30) is declared the native's character and association with sorrow—destruction in a malefic position, and flourishing in an auspicious one.
Verse 2 — Divisional Sources of Learning, Strength & Misfortune
Learning is judged from the Veda-bahvamsha (D27), strength and weakness from the bhamsha (D9); misfortune results are read from the trimsamsha (D30), and auspicious or inauspicious outcomes from the Khavedamsha (D40).
All results should also be examined in the Akshavedamsha (D45) and the Shashtiamsha (D60)—wherever the cruel lord of the shashtiamsha may be positioned.
Verse 4 — Cruel Shashtiamsha Lord Brings Ruin
तत्र नाशो न सन्दे हो गर्गादीनां वचो यथा ।
यत्र कुत्रापि सम्प्राप्तः कलांशाधिपतिः शुभः ॥ ७॥
tatra nāśo na sandeho gargādīnāṁ vaco yathā |
yatra kutrāpi samprāptaḥ kalāṁśādhipatiḥ śubhaḥ || 7 ||
Where the cruel shashtiamsha lord arrives, there is destruction beyond doubt—such is the verdict of Garga and other sages; likewise wherever the benefic lord of the kalamsha may be present.
Verse 5 — Benefic Kalamsha Lord Brings Growth
तत्र वृद्धिश्च पुष्टिश्च गर्गादिनां वचो यथा ।
tatra vṛddhiś ca puṣṭiś ca gargādināṁ vaco yathā |
There, according to the words of Garga and other sages, one obtains growth and flourishing.
Verse 6 — Judging Bhavas via Vargavimshopaka Strength
In the houses beginning with the ascendant, or in the signs occupied by planets, their auspicious or inauspicious nature is to be known by examining the vargavimshopaka strength.