VP · Varshaphal
VP-13: Tajaka orbs: the deeptamsha, and the mean of a pair
Tajik reads how two planets meet in the yearly chart. Each planet has its own range (orb). Two planets meet when the angle between them is close to an exact Tajik angle, within the average of their two ranges. A meeting is "coming closer" or "moving apart" from how fast each planet moves that day. A planet moving backward reverses this.
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- VP · Varshaphal
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- classical: The major traditions of Vedic astrology agree on this rule.
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- Transits and forecasts
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- RisingVirgoHast
- SunCancerAshlesha
- MoonTaurusMrigashira
- MarsAriesKrittika
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