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In the Panch Pakshi
report, I just
noticed a word like
- # Good, #
Fair, #
Excellent etc. - in
the 3rd line of
header paragraph
for a date, just
below the date line.
Kindly help me
understand this. |
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In Panch-pakshi
report of each date,
the terms, like #
Excellent; # Good; #
Poor; etc, written
at the top of the
report, just below
the date line
indicates general
auspiciousness of
the concerned Day or
Night segment.
This categorization
is based on the fact
whether your own
stellar bird or your
friendly stellar
bird is the "Ruling
bird" or the "Dying
bird" of the
concerned Day/Night
segment. It also
considers whether
the "Dying bird" is
your friendly bird
or inimical bird.
In fact, it also
considers the
comparative strength
of the five birds.
When the "Strongest
inimical bird" is
the Dying bird, and
your own
stellar-bird is the
"Ruling bird", that
segment will be the
"Best" overall. Same
way, vice-versa to
it, when your own
stellar bird is the
"Dying bird" and
your strongest
inimical bird is the
"Ruling bird", that
segment will be
"Worst" in general.
The general
auspiciousness will
influence the
results of
Main-activities and
Sub-activities. You
can understand it
more clearly as
follows:
Suppose, you have
"Ruling" main
activity and
"Ruling"
sub-activity
(Ruling-Ruling) on
1st March 2015
between 10:00 am and
10:30 am. Naturally,
this half-an-hour
period will be the
"Best possible" time
duration within that
day segment. Now, if
on this date,
discussed header row
also shows "#
Excellent";
this half-an-hour
duration will become
even more better.
Now, take another
example. Suppose,
you again have
"Ruling" main
activity and
"Ruling"
sub-activity
(Ruling-Ruling) on
5th March 2015
between 10:00 am and
10:30 am. Naturally,
this half-an-hour
period will again be
the "Best possible"
time duration within
that day segment.
BUT, if on this
date, discussed
header row shows "#
Worst";
this half-an-hour
duration will not be
as good as it was on
1st March.
Similarly, take the
opposite example.
The "Dying-Dying"
time duration will
be less harmful when
header row shows "#
Excellent".
On the other hand,
the "Dying-Dying"
time duration will
become even more
lethal if header row
shows "#
Worst".
If you carefully
observe the
Panch-pakshi table
prepared by me, all
of the above
discussed factors
has been taken care
of in the final
numerical values
written on right
hand side. Due to
this reason,
numerical values are
not same for two
"Ruling-Ruling" or
"Dying-Dying"
periods. |
