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Explanation: The rule SaturnIn7thNotLagnaLord states that Saturn in the seventh house is challenging for marital happiness only when it does not rule the ascendant or the seventh house. None of the options A, B, or C accurately reflects this rule. Therefore, the correct answer is D: None of statements A-C is established by the stated rule and chart.


Explanation: The VedAstro rule SaturnIn7thNotLagnaLord states that Saturn in the seventh house, when it does not rule the ascendant or the seventh house, is a challenging indication for marital happiness. This is accurately reflected in option A.


Explanation: The rule SaturnIn7thNotLagnaLord states that Saturn in the seventh house, when it does not rule the ascendant or the seventh house, is a challenging indication for marital happiness. This rule is not explicitly stated in any of the provided options (A, B, or C). Therefore, the correct answer is D: None of statements A-C is established by the stated rule and chart.


Saturn in the seventh house can be a mixed indication for marriage, with stability coexisting with emotional coldness.

Explanation: Saturn in the seventh house is a mixed indication for marriage, as it can bring stability but also emotional coldness. Therefore, the conclusion is 'mixed'.


Explanation: Saturn in the seventh house can indicate both stability and emotional coldness in a marriage. Therefore, option A is selected, leading to a mixed conclusion.


Saturn in the seventh house can indicate both stability and emotional coldness in marriage.

Explanation: Saturn in the seventh house is a mixed indication for marriage. It can bring stability, but it may also indicate emotional coldness. Therefore, the conclusion is 'mixed'.

Saturn in the seventh house can indicate both stability and emotional coldness in marriage.

Explanation: Saturn in the seventh house is a mixed indication for marriage. It can bring stability, but it may also indicate emotional coldness. Therefore, the conclusion is 'mixed'.


Explanation: The VedAstro rule House2LordInHouse9 states that the 2nd lord placed in the 9th house indicates a mixed health scenario over time. This rule does not diagnose a specific illness (option C) nor does it indicate uniformly poor health (option B). Therefore, option A is the correct statement that matches the rule.


Explanation: The VedAstro rule House2LordInHouse9 states that 'The 2nd lord in the 9th house indicates that the native may have some health issues, but these are likely to improve over time.' This rule does not diagnose a specific illness (option C is incorrect), nor does it indicate uniformly poor health (option B is incorrect). Option A is not entirely accurate as the rule does not specify that health is weaker early in life. Therefore, the correct answer is D: None of statements A-C is established by the stated rule and chart.

Explanation: The VedAstro rule House2LordInHouse9 states that 'The 2nd lord in the 9th house indicates that the native may have some health issues, but these are likely to improve over time.' This rule does not diagnose a specific illness (option C is incorrect), nor does it indicate uniformly poor health (option B is incorrect). Option A is not entirely accurate as the rule does not specify that health is weaker early in life. Therefore, the correct answer is D: None of statements A-C is established by the stated rule and chart.


Explanation: The task requires selecting an option based on the VedAstro rule named House2LordInHouse9. However, without a chart, I cannot apply this rule or any other astrological rule. Therefore, I cannot determine which statement matches the rule.

Explanation: The task requires selecting an option based on the VedAstro rule named House2LordInHouse9. However, without a chart, I cannot apply this rule or any other astrological rule. Therefore, I cannot determine which statement matches the rule.


The second lord in the eleventh is treated as a challenging childhood-health indication.

Explanation: The second lord, Mercury, is placed in the eleventh house, which is considered challenging for childhood health according to the given rule.


The second lord in the eleventh is treated as a challenging childhood-health indication.

Explanation: The second lord, Jupiter, is placed in the eleventh house. According to the listed rule, this placement indicates challenging childhood health. Therefore, option A is selected, and the conclusion is challenging.

Explanation: The second lord, Jupiter, is placed in the eleventh house. According to the listed rule, this placement indicates challenging childhood health. Therefore, option A is selected, and the conclusion is challenging.


The second lord in the eleventh is treated as a challenging childhood-health indication.

Explanation: The second lord, Mercury, is placed in the eleventh house, which is a challenging indication for childhood health according to the given rule.

Explanation: The second lord, Mercury, is placed in the eleventh house, which is a challenging indication for childhood health according to the given rule.


Explanation: The VedAstro rule House1LordInHouse10 states that the lord of the first house (ascendant) placed in the tenth house is supportive of professional success or specialization. Therefore, option A is the correct statement matching this rule.

Explanation: The VedAstro rule House1LordInHouse10 states that the lord of the first house (ascendant) placed in the tenth house is supportive of professional success or specialization. Therefore, option A is the correct statement matching this rule.


Explanation: The VedAstro rule House1LordInHouse10 states that the placement of the ascendant lord in the tenth house is supportive of professional success or specialization. Therefore, option A is the correct statement that matches this rule.


The rule House1LordInHouse10 does not support this statement.

The rule House1LordInHouse10 does not support this statement.

The rule House1LordInHouse10 does not support this statement.

Explanation: The VedAstro rule House1LordInHouse10 does not provide any support for the given statements. Therefore, none of the options A, B, or C is established by the stated rule and chart.

The rule House1LordInHouse10 does not support this statement.

Explanation: The VedAstro rule House1LordInHouse10 does not provide any support for the given statements. Therefore, none of the options A, B, or C is established by the stated rule and chart.


The tenth lord in the first is treated as supportive of independent professional advancement through personal effort.

Explanation: The tenth lord, Mars, is placed in the first house, which is ruled by Mars itself. This indicates that the native's personal efforts (first house) are supportive of their professional advancement (tenth house). Therefore, option A is applicable, and the conclusion is supportive.


Explanation: The tenth lord, Mars, is placed in the first house, which is supportive of independent professional advancement through personal effort. This is the only applicable statement based on the provided chart facts.


Explanation: The tenth lord, Mars, is placed in the first house, indicating that the individual's professional advancement is likely to be achieved through personal effort and initiative, as per option A.


Explanation: The VedAstro rule House1LordInHouse11 states that the ascendant lord in the eleventh house is a supportive indication for wealth and earning capacity. This is reflected in option A. The other options overclaim or misinterpret the rule.

Explanation: The VedAstro rule House1LordInHouse11 states that the ascendant lord in the eleventh house is a supportive indication for wealth and earning capacity. This is reflected in option A. The other options overclaim or misinterpret the rule.


The ascendant lord in the eleventh is treated as supportive of gains and earning capacity.

Explanation: The VedAstro rule House1LordInHouse11 states that the ascendant lord in the eleventh house is supportive of gains and earning capacity. Therefore, option A is correct. However, the rule does not guarantee enormous profits (B) or indicate financial loss (C).


Explanation: The VedAstro rule House1LordInHouse11 states that the lord of the 1st house in the 11th house is supportive of gains and earning capacity. This is reflected in option A. The other options overclaim or misinterpret the rule.

Explanation: The VedAstro rule House1LordInHouse11 states that the lord of the 1st house in the 11th house is supportive of gains and earning capacity. This is reflected in option A. The other options overclaim or misinterpret the rule.


The second lord in the first is treated as supportive of wealth earned through personal effort, intelligence, or learning.

Explanation: The chart shows the second lord, Venus, placed in the first house. According to the given rule, this indicates supportive conditions for wealth earned through personal effort, intelligence, or learning. Therefore, option A is selected, and the conclusion is 'supportive'.

The second lord in the first is treated as supportive of wealth earned through personal effort, intelligence, or learning.

Explanation: The chart shows the second lord, Venus, placed in the first house. According to the given rule, this indicates supportive conditions for wealth earned through personal effort, intelligence, or learning. Therefore, option A is selected, and the conclusion is 'supportive'.


Explanation: The chart shows the second lord, Venus, placed in the first house. This indicates that wealth can be earned through personal efforts, intelligence, or learning, as per the given rule.


Explanation: The second lord, Venus, is placed in the first house, which is supportive of wealth earned through personal effort, intelligence, or learning. Therefore, option A is selected, and the conclusion is supportive.


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System: Parashari

self, body, vitality, temperament, general life direction

wealth, family, speech, accumulated resources, food

courage, siblings, initiative, short journeys, communication, skill of hand

mother, home, land, vehicles, inner contentment, schooling

children, intelligence, purva punya, creativity, speculation, mantra

disease, debt, enemies, litigation, service, daily labour

spouse, partnership, trade, public dealings, contracts

longevity, sudden events, inheritance, occult, chronic matters, transformation

father, dharma, fortune, guru, higher learning, long journeys

career, status, action in the world, authority, public standing

gains, income, elder siblings, networks, fulfilment of desire

loss, expenditure, foreign lands, isolation, moksha, bed pleasures

Navamsa — spouse, dharma, and the inner strength of every graha

Dashamsa — career, action, standing in the world

Hamsa Yoga

Jupiter is exalted in Cancer and occupies house 4, a kendra

Sasa Yoga

Saturn is exalted in Libra and occupies house 7, a kendra

Houses counted whole-sign from the natal lagna. saturnFromMoon/jupiterFromMoon are counted from the natal Moon sign (gochara reckoning); Saturn at 12, 1 or 2 is sade sati.


Saturn in the seventh house can indicate emotional coldness in marriage.

Explanation: Saturn in the seventh house can indicate emotional coldness in marriage, which is a challenging factor. However, the rule does not explicitly state that this is the only effect, allowing for the possibility of coexisting stability. Therefore, the conclusion is mixed.


Saturn in the seventh house can indicate both stability and emotional coldness in marriage.

Explanation: Saturn in the seventh house (as per /placements/Saturn/house) is a mixed indication for marriage, as it can bring stability but also emotional coldness, supporting option A.

Explanation: Saturn in the seventh house (as per /placements/Saturn/house) is a mixed indication for marriage, as it can bring stability but also emotional coldness, supporting option A.


Saturn in the seventh house can indicate stability but also emotional coldness in a marriage.

Explanation: Saturn in the seventh house, as indicated by the chart, is a mixed indication for marriage. While it can bring stability, it may also introduce emotional coldness, as suggested by option A.


Explanation: The second lord, Mercury, is placed in the eleventh house, which is a challenging placement for childhood health according to the given rule. Therefore, we select option A.


The second lord in the eleventh is treated as a challenging childhood-health indication.

Explanation: The second lord, Mercury, is placed in the eleventh house. According to the given rule, this placement indicates challenging childhood health. However, without additional information about planetary strengths and house cusps, we cannot make definitive conclusions about lifelong illness or strong childhood vitality.

Explanation: The second lord, Mercury, is placed in the eleventh house. According to the given rule, this placement indicates challenging childhood health. However, without additional information about planetary strengths and house cusps, we cannot make definitive conclusions about lifelong illness or strong childhood vitality.


The second lord in the eleventh is treated as a challenging childhood-health indication.

Explanation: The second lord of the chart, which is Mercury, is placed in the eleventh house. According to the listed rule, this placement indicates challenging childhood health. Therefore, option A is selected, and the conclusion is challenging.

Explanation: The second lord of the chart, which is Mercury, is placed in the eleventh house. According to the listed rule, this placement indicates challenging childhood health. Therefore, option A is selected, and the conclusion is challenging.


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The tenth lord in the first is necessarily a dependent-career indication.

Explanation: The tenth lord, Mars, is placed in the first house, which indicates both personal effort and independence (Option A) and a dependent-career indication (Option C). Therefore, the conclusion is mixed.


The tenth lord in the first does not guarantee fame, as it depends on other factors and aspects.

The tenth lord in the first does not necessarily indicate a dependent career, as it can also signify independent professional advancement.

Aspects of the tenth lord
Strength of the tenth lord

Explanation: The tenth lord, Mars, being placed in the first house indicates a strong personal initiative and independent professional advancement. However, it does not guarantee fame or a dependent career, as these conclusions depend on other factors in the chart.


Explanation: The tenth lord, Mars, is placed in the first house, which is supportive of independent professional advancement through personal effort (Option A). However, this placement also indicates a dependent-career indication (Option C), making the overall career indication mixed.


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The second lord in the first is primarily an inability-to-earn indication.

Explanation: The chart shows the second lord, Venus, placed in the first house. This indicates a mix of supportive and challenging factors for wealth acquisition. While it supports wealth earned through personal effort and intelligence, it also suggests potential challenges in earning abilities.


The second lord in the first is treated as supportive of wealth earned through personal effort, intelligence, or learning.

The second lord in the first is primarily an inability-to-earn indication.

Explanation: The chart shows the second lord, Venus, placed in the first house. This indicates both supportive and challenging aspects regarding wealth earned through personal effort and learning, as well as potential difficulties in earning wealth. Therefore, the conclusion is mixed.

Explanation: The chart shows the second lord, Venus, placed in the first house. This indicates both supportive and challenging aspects regarding wealth earned through personal effort and learning, as well as potential difficulties in earning wealth. Therefore, the conclusion is mixed.


Explanation: The chart shows the second lord, Venus, placed in the first house. This indicates both supportive and challenging aspects regarding wealth earned through personal effort or learning, as per the listed rules.