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Divide this by 27 and the remainder indicates Graha Samaya (some scholars, however, advise, that the planet's position is to be counted from Lagna instead of Aries. It is wrong counting the planet's position from Lagna, as the Sloka clearly says, vide Jyotisharnava Navanītam).
Graha Samaya Taken from Kalyana Varma's Saraavali. There are 27 Graha Samayas, i.e. Planetary conditions. These will help us know, as towhat a planet is doing at a particular moment with reference to either birth, or query.

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Avasthaa

About Planets : Planets Have Positions, Avasthaas (States)

Avasthaa are Planetary States which depend on their position, or where they are located either in sky or in a Raashi (Sign). They show the quality of a Graha's placement; this quality shows how a planet works, the quality of his effects (auspicious or inauspicious). A 'happy' planet can give better results than a 'sad' planet - as we all know: when we are in good circumstances and feeling well, we work better than in bad circumstances and feeling sad. Avasthaa are very fundamental for every chart and Dashaa interpretation, therefore the very first step in horoscope analysis must be defining the Avasthaa and the Bal of all Graha.

It is important to see the following fundamental difference:
Avasthaa indicate more the quality of a planet.
Bal (Strength) indicates more the quantity (the strength) of a planet. (see Planets-Strength)

Definition of Avasthaa
[Phala Deepikaa, Ch. 3]
18.19. A planet is called Pradeept (blazing) when he is in his sign of exaltation.
He is Sukhit (happy) when he is in Mool-trikon Raashi.
He is Swasth (healthy) when he is in his own sign.
He is Mudita (delighted) in a friendly house.
He is Shaant (calm) when he has attained the Varg of a benefic planet.
He is Shaakt (capable) when he shines brightly (not combust by being near the Sun).
He is Vikal (distressed) when he is combust.
He is Nipidit (troubled or tortured) when he is overcome in the planetary war by another planet.
He is Khal (base) when he is in the Varg of a malefic.
He is Su-dukhit (exceedingly unhappy) in an unfriendly sign.
He is Ati-bheet (very afraid) when he is in his sign of debilitation.

[Phala Deepika, Ch. 9, Sl. 14-20]
(describes effects of Avasthaa, included in particular explanation of each single Avasthaa)

[Kalyana Varmas Saravali, Ch. 5]
2-4. Avasthaa, or States of Planets. Planets have nine states of being, viz.
Deept (radiant),
Swasth (confident),
Mudit (rejoiced),
Shaant (peaceful),
Shaakt (strong),
Nipidita (oppressed),
Bheet (alarmed),
Vikal (mutilated) and
Khal.

A planet when he is
in his exaltation he is said to be in Deept Avasthaa.
in his own House, he is in Swasth Avasthaa,
in his friendly House Mudit Avasthaa,
in beneficial Vargas he is in Shaant Avasthaa,
with bright rays in Shaakt Aavasthaa,
if defeated in planetary war then he is Nipidita Avasthaa,
if in fall, he is in in Bheet Avasthaa.
in combustion Vikal Avasthaa,
in malefic Vargas he is in Khal Avasthaa,

The planet that is in Bheet Avasthaa is because of fast motion. When a planet is in Ati-char motion it is alarmed and is running away. Whereas the planet that is retro is meditating. For the Malefics it is scheming, whereas for Benefics it is thinking deeply about a particular issue. Gandhi had his AK as Jupiter which is retrograde in Aries in 7th house. Do you think he was running away or what. Jupiter shows Satya Maarg, so when Jupiter becomes AK, Gandhi was actually exerting a lot of Cheshtaa or effort to attain his goal. His campaigns were called Satyaagraha. Similarly when the planet that shows Isht Devataa is retrograde then the person would try to attain the goal shown by Isht and his placements. Retro planets are quite powerful, as they show links to past life also.

(Shlok 5-14 describe effects of Avasthaa, included in particular explanation of each single Avasthaa)

Types of Avasthaa

Some say that there are five types of Avasthaa:
(1) Baalaadi Avasthaa
(2) Basic Avasthaa
(3) Shayanaadi Avasthaa
(4) Vaisheshikaansh Avasthaa
(5) Samaya Avasthaa

Every Planet is in a special Avasthaa (condition or state) at any point of time. So one should consider basic Avasthaa of a Planet, then one can decide its special Avasthaa for each planet in each Ansh, that is he is well placed or not. Same rules apply for Varg also as they apply for natal chart. There are nine basic Avasthaas (planetary states) for all planets, which are shortly described in this article. It is important to understand that a bad Avasthaa in main chart can be improved by good Avasthaas in Ansh placements (especially in Drekkan, Navaansh, Dwaadashaansh and Shashtyaansh, Kalaansh and Trinshaansh as well). Vinshopak Bal and Vaisheshikaansh are giving a general overview over a planet's true strengths with respect to all Ansh placements.

Avasthaa are essential and should be learnt by heart by all seriously interested astrologers - for people wishing becoming professional astrologers it is a mere obligation and duty.

(1) Avasthaa 1-3: Waking State - High Consciousness of Graha
(2) Avasthaa 4-6: Dreaming State - Moderate Consciousness of Graha
(3) Avasthaa 7-9: Sleeping State - Low Consciousness of Graha

(1) Baal (Child 0-15 years),
(2) Pramudit (happy, opposite of Vikal delighted, rejoicing, glad, contented, pleased, well-being)
(3) Swasth (healthy, confident, highly satisfied, independent, well-disposed, fine)
(4) Khal (great enemy)
(5) Sushupt (asleep),
(6) Duhkhit (distressed, disturbed, limited, handicapped, confused, depressed, sorrowful),
(7) Vikal (opposite of happy)
(8) Vriddha (old)
(9) Mrit (dead)

Dosti yaariyan manmarziyan episode 100. An Avasthaa of a planet is his essential planetary state and describes his basic nature with regard to the Raashi (with all its Ansh) and how he is feeling there. Be aware of the fact that all Avasthaa are to be applied in main Natal Chart (D-1) and in all Varg Charts (from D-2 to D-81), especially Dashaa Varg Charts (D-2 Hora, D-3 Drek