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The Kalachakra Dasha is a special Dasha that is based on both Rashi and Nakshatra. It is complex, and with diverse opinions on the computation of this Dasha. I have explained the computation with detailed explanation and illustration, which should dispel doubts among the seekers.
This Dasha uses special Vargas called Kalachakra Navamsa and Kalachakra Navanavamsa, which is a further subdivision of a Navamsa into nine parts. Further, the Nakshatras and the Navāñśas are divided into Savya and Apasavya, with different characteristics. There are special jumps in the Daśā, such as Simhavalokana, Manduka and Marakata Gati, which makes this Dasha unique.
Besides the Kalachakra Dasha, which is the most complex among all, also covered are the Kala Dasha and Cakra Dasha. I have also explained this in a conversation style in the discourse section, which is a conversation between a teacher and his students. I hope to clarify this Dasha further in the conversation and remove any doubts that may appear!
Sarajit Poddar
Sarajit Poddar (aka Varahamihira) is a Jyotish enthusiast. He learned the subject from his paternal uncle, Sri Manoj Kanti Poddar, and was guided by Pt Sanjay Rath. He is a seeker and wishes to understand the alignment of the forces that govern the celestial bodies and worldly affairs. In his studies over the thirty years, he endeavoured to uncover the hidden meaning behind the shlokas and sutras of the classical texts and reconcile their differences. His search for the hidden meaning behind the Jyotish principles took shape in this book, “In Search of Jyotish”. He wishes to share his observations, reflections and experiences with like-minded seekers.
