title: "Jaimini Sutras 1.2.67–1.2.84: Navamsa Mapping, Ishta Devata, Spiritual Indicators & Skin Diseases" class_number: 79 source_file: v79.txt tags:
- jaimini
- navamsa
- karakamsha
- ishta-devata
- palana-devata
- moksha
- svamsa
- marana-karaka-sthana
- mantra-tantra
- skin-diseases
- chemical-engineering
- medicine
- live-chart
- food-vibrations
- world-religions
🕉️ Class 79 — Jaimini Sutras 1.2.67–1.2.84: Navamsa Mapping, Ishta Devata & Spiritual Indicators
In this class PVR Narasimha Rao completes the theoretical proof of Navamsa quadrant mapping, then works through Jaimini's sutras 1.2.67–1.2.84 covering distinguished personality, afterlife, moksha, Ishta Devata, Palana Devata, mantra/tantra expertise, and skin diseases — punctuated by a live chart reading for career guidance and a philosophical digression on food vibrations and world-religion deity assignments.
📑 Table of Contents
- MKS Neutralization Rules
- Navamsa Quadrant Mapping — Manual Proof
- Sutra 1.2.67 — Jupiter in 9th of Navamsa
- Sutra 1.2.68 — Benefics in 12th from Karakamsha
- Sutras 1.2.69–1.2.71 — Moksha & Rebirth
- Sutras 1.2.72–1.2.81 — Ishta Devata Mapping
- Sutra 1.2.82 — Palana Devata
- Sutras 1.2.83–1.2.84 — Mantra & Tantra Expertise
- Svamsa Indicators: Professions & Skin Diseases
- Live Chart: Amit — Career Guidance
- Food Vibrations & Mantra Digression
- Planetary Deity Assignments Across World Religions
- Cross-References
- Sanskrit & Mantra Glossary
1. 🔥 MKS Neutralization Rules
Marana Karaka Sthana (MKS) is the house of debilitation for a planet in terms of vitality. However, certain placements cancel (neutralize) this weakness.
Conditions That Neutralize MKS
| Condition | Effect |
|---|---|
| Planet in its own sign (swastha) | MKS cancelled |
| Planet in Moolatrikona (MTC) | MKS cancelled |
| Planet exalted (uchcha) | MKS cancelled |
| Planet in friendly sign | MKS weakened (not fully cancelled) |
[!IMPORTANT] These same three cancellation conditions apply whether you are evaluating MKS in the Rasi (natal) chart or in any varga (divisional) chart. The principle is universal.
[!NOTE] When checking MKS in a divisional chart, always use the karya bhava (purpose house of that varga) rather than the ascendant of the divisional chart itself. For example, in Navamsa (D-9) the karya bhava is the 7th house; in Dashamsa (D-10) it is the 10th house.
2. 🗺️ Navamsa Quadrant Mapping — Manual Proof
This section establishes, step by step, why Rasi trines map to Navamsa kendras. The mapping is:
| Rasi Trine Group | Navamsa Kendra (maps to) |
|---|---|
| 1st, 5th, 9th (Dharma trikona) | 1st house (Lagna kendra) |
| 2nd, 6th, 10th (Artha trikona) | 10th house (Karma kendra) |
| 3rd, 7th, 11th (Kama trikona) | 7th house (Yuvati kendra) |
| 4th, 8th, 12th (Moksha trikona) | 4th house (Sukha kendra) |
Step-by-Step Manual Calculation
Consider a planet at Aries 10°00′ (for simplicity).
- Sign number: Aries = sign 1
- Navamsa number within sign: Each sign = 9 Navamsas of 3°20′ each. At 10°00′, we are in the 3rd Navamsa (0–3°20′ = 1st, 3°20′–6°40′ = 2nd, 6°40′–10°00′ = 3rd).
- Cumulative Navamsa count: (Sign – 1) × 9 + Navamsa within sign = (1–1)×9 + 3 = 3.
- Navamsa Lagna sign: Count 3 signs from Aries (the start of the Navamsa cycle) → Aries(1), Taurus(2), Gemini(3). So the Navamsa position = Gemini.
Why Trines Map to Kendras
Every Dharma trikona sign (1, 5, 9) begins a new cycle of 9 Navamsas from Aries. A planet at any position within these signs cycles back into the same first kendra band relative to the Navamsa wheel. By the same arithmetic, positions in Artha (2, 6, 10) signs always land in the 10th-kendra band; Kama (3, 7, 11) signs → 7th-kendra band; Moksha (4, 8, 12) signs → 4th-kendra band.
Navamsa Quadrant Mapping Summary
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Rasi houses 1,5,9 → Navamsa 1st kendra
Rasi houses 2,6,10 → Navamsa 10th kendra
Rasi houses 3,7,11 → Navamsa 7th kendra
Rasi houses 4,8,12 → Navamsa 4th kendra
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[!TIP] This mapping is why Svamsa (Atmakaraka's Navamsa position) in a fire sign naturally aligns with the 1st kendra of the Navamsa wheel — the soul's dharmic identity comes into sharp focus.
3. 🌟 Sutra 1.2.67 — Jupiter in 9th of Navamsa
Sutra: Navamshe Gurau Bhoomipatitvam (roughly: "Jupiter in [a position equivalent to] 9th in Navamsa gives lordship of the earth").
| Condition | Result |
|---|---|
| Jupiter in 9th from Karakamsha (or prominent in 9th of Navamsa) | Distinguished personality, commands respect; may own land, be a landlord or estate owner |
| Jupiter strong (own sign / exalted) | Extreme eminence, leadership, guru status |
| Jupiter weak or afflicted | Some distinction but limited; reputation in a narrower sphere |
[!NOTE] "Landlord" in ancient India was synonymous with great social power. In modern contexts this translates to someone with substantial assets, authority, and wide recognition.
4. 🌈 Sutra 1.2.68 — Benefics in 12th from Karakamsha
Sutra: Subhe Vaikuntham ("Benefics [in 12th from Karakamsha give] Vaikuntha [afterlife world]").
| Planets in 12th from Karakamsha | Afterlife World (Loka) |
|---|---|
| Natural benefics (Jupiter, Venus, Mercury, Moon) | Vaikuntha — realm of Vishnu; auspicious afterlife |
| Natural malefics (Saturn, Mars, Rahu, Ketu) | Rebirth; denied the higher lokas |
| Jupiter specifically | Brahmaloka or Vaikunthaloka |
| Venus specifically | Shivaloka or realm of beauty/devotion |
| Moon | Chandra loka |
| Ketu (special — see 1.2.69) | Moksha — liberation beyond loka |
[!IMPORTANT] The 12th house from Karakamsha rules the afterlife and the nature of liberation (or rebirth). This is one of the most spiritually significant positions in Jaimini analysis.
5. 🕊️ Sutras 1.2.69–1.2.71 — Moksha & Rebirth
Sutra 1.2.69 — Ketu Gives Moksha
| Ketu Position (from Karakamsha) | Effect |
|---|---|
| Ketu in 4th from Karakamsha | Most powerful Moksha indicator |
| Ketu in 12th from Karakamsha | Moksha — final emancipation from rebirth |
| Ketu in both 4th and 12th (by conjunction/aspect) | Extremely powerful; near-certain liberation |
Sutra 1.2.70 — Why 4th Is Most Powerful for Moksha
The 4th house is the Moksha Trikona kendra — it sits at the intersection of the Moksha trikona (4–8–12) and the kendra axis (1–4–7–10). This double emphasis makes it the most intense point for liberation energy.
flowchart TD
A["Karakamsha / Svamsa"] --> B["12th from Karakamsha\n(afterlife / liberation)"]
A --> C["4th from Karakamsha\n(Moksha Trikona kendra)"]
B --> D{"Ketu here?"}
C --> E{"Ketu here?"}
D -- Yes --> F["Moksha — liberation"]
D -- No --> G{"Benefics here?"}
E -- Yes --> H["Strongest Moksha\n(Trikona + Kendra)"]
E -- No --> I{"Malefics here?"}
G -- Yes --> J["Auspicious afterlife\n(Vaikuntha etc.)"]
G -- No --> K["Ordinary rebirth"]
I -- Yes --> L["Rebirth continues\nMoksha denied"]
I -- No --> M["Neutral outcome"]
Sutra 1.2.71 — Malefics Deny Moksha
| Malefic in 4th or 12th from Karakamsha | Effect |
|---|---|
| Mars | Rebirth through violence/aggression; no liberation |
| Saturn | Prolonged rebirth cycle; karma of service incomplete |
| Rahu | Rebirth through illusion and attachment |
| Sun (functional malefic context) | Ego prevents moksha |
[!WARNING] Malefics in the 4th or 12th from Karakamsha do not merely indicate ordinary rebirth — they indicate binding of the soul to samsara. This is one of the most serious afflictions in Jaimini spiritual analysis.
6. 🛐 Sutras 1.2.72–1.2.81 — Ishta Devata Mapping
Ishta Devata is the soul's chosen deity — the divine form most suited to the native's spiritual evolution. It is identified from the 12th house from Karakamsha and the planet(s) occupying or ruling it.
Complete Ishta Devata Table
| Planet in / ruling 12th from Karakamsha | Ishta Devata | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Sun + Ketu together | Shiva | Sun = light/Rudra; Ketu = liberation/Shiva's grace |
| Sun alone | Shiva / Rudra | Fire, authority, self-illumination |
| Moon | Gauri / Kali / Parvati | Moon = mind; feminine forms of the divine |
| Venus | Lakshmi | Beauty, abundance, devotion |
| Mars | Skanda / Kartikeya | Mars = warrior energy; Skanda is the divine general |
| Mercury | Vishnu (specifically Krishna) | Mercury = intellect; Krishna is the intellectual avatar |
| Saturn | Vishnu (specifically Rama or Narayana) | Saturn = discipline, karma; Vishnu the sustainer |
| Jupiter | Nirguna Brahman / Nirguna Shiva | Jupiter transcends form; points to formless absolute |
| Rahu | Durga / Chamunda | Rahu = maya, darkness; Durga is the protector from maya |
| Ketu | Ganesha | Ketu = detachment; Ganesha removes obstacles to moksha |
[!NOTE] Mercury and Saturn both point to Vishnu but through different aspects: Mercury → the intelligent, playful Krishna; Saturn → the dutiful, karma-clearing Narayana/Rama.
Special Afflictions Modifying Ishta Devata
| Condition | Modified Interpretation |
|---|---|
| Malefic Saturn in 12th from Karakamsha | Native drawn to Tantra, black magic, occult practices (dark side of Saturn-Vishnu) |
| Venus in malefic sign in 12th | Dark forces, Aghora or destructive Shakti worship |
| Rahu in 12th without benefic aspect | Extreme attachment to dark Shakti forms, potential misuse of power |
[!TIP] Ishta Devata identifies the deity that will most quickly elevate the soul. Worshipping this deity is the most direct spiritual path for the native — not necessarily their family tradition deity.
7. 🌺 Sutra 1.2.82 — Palana Devata
Palana means "sustenance" or "nurturing." Palana Devata is the deity that sustains and protects the native's worldly life.
Method: Identify the 6th house from Amatyakaraka (career significator planet) in the Navamsa chart. The planet ruling or occupying that position gives the Palana Devata.
| Planet (6th from Amatyakaraka in Navamsa) | Palana Devata |
|---|---|
| Sun | Shiva |
| Moon | Devi / Durga |
| Mars | Skanda / Hanuman |
| Mercury | Vishnu / Krishna |
| Jupiter | Brahma / formless absolute |
| Venus | Lakshmi |
| Saturn | Vishnu / Narayana |
| Rahu | Durga / Chamunda |
| Ketu | Ganesha |
[!IMPORTANT] While Ishta Devata (soul's chosen deity, from 12th from Karakamsha) guides liberation, Palana Devata (from 6th from Amatyakaraka) provides day-to-day sustenance and worldly protection. Both deities should ideally be propitiated.
flowchart LR
AK["Amatyakaraka\n(career planet)"] --> P6["6th from Amatyakaraka\nin Navamsa"]
P6 --> PD["Palana Devata\n(sustenance deity)"]
KK["Karakamsha / Svamsa\n(Atmakaraka in Navamsa)"] --> K12["12th from Karakamsha"]
K12 --> ID["Ishta Devata\n(soul's chosen deity)"]
PD -->|"worldly protection"| LIFE["Balanced Life"]
ID -->|"spiritual liberation"| LIFE
8. ✨ Sutras 1.2.83–1.2.84 — Mantra & Tantra Expertise
Sutra 1.2.83 — Malefics in Trines to Karakamsha
| Condition | Indication |
|---|---|
| Natural malefics in 1st, 5th, or 9th from Karakamsha | Native has expertise in mantra and tantra |
| Multiple malefics in trines | Very powerful practitioner; may have siddhis |
| Malefic aspected by benefic | Power used constructively (healer, exorcist for good) |
Sutra 1.2.84 — Malefics in Trines Aspected by Malefics
| Condition | Indication |
|---|---|
| Malefics in trines to Karakamsha AND aspected by other malefics | Native practices or is attracted to black magic (Aghora, dark tantra) |
| Saturn + Rahu in trines, no benefic aspect | Extreme dark occult power; dangerous practices |
| Mars + Ketu in trines, aspected by malefics | Destructive use of psychic power |
[!WARNING] Sutra 1.2.84 is one of the most serious warnings in Jaimini. A native with this configuration may be a victim of black magic, a practitioner, or both. Benefic aspects or Jupiter's aspect specifically can mitigate and redirect this energy toward protective or healing uses.
9. 💊 Svamsa Indicators: Professions & Skin Diseases
These indicators are derived from planets in or aspecting the Svamsa (specifically the 4th house from Svamsa, in the context of Karakamsha).
Profession Indicators from Svamsa
| Planet(s) | Position | Profession / Ability |
|---|---|---|
| Moon in Svamsa + Venus aspects Svamsa | Conjunction / mutual aspect | Chemical engineering; working with fluids, chemistry, cosmetics |
| Mercury aspects Moon in Svamsa | Mercury's aspect on Moon | Medicine / doctor; healing arts |
| Moon in Svamsa + Saturn aspect | Saturn on Moon | Nursing, caregiving, work with masses/fluids in industrial context |
Skin Disease Indicators (4th from Svamsa / Karakamsha)
| Planet in 4th from Karakamsha (or Moon in Svamsa) | Combination | Disease |
|---|---|---|
| Moon in 4th from Karakamsha + Venus aspects | Venus aspect on Moon | Shweta Kushtha — leucodermia (white skin patches / vitiligo) |
| Moon in 4th from Karakamsha + Mars aspects | Mars aspect on Moon | Rakta Kushtha — red leprosy (inflammatory skin condition) |
| Moon in 4th from Karakamsha + Ketu aspects | Ketu aspect on Moon | Nila Kushtha — bluish leprosy (cyanotic skin condition) |
| Moon in 4th from Karakamsha + Saturn aspects | Saturn on Moon | Chronic skin conditions; psoriasis, eczema |
[!NOTE] Kushtha in Sanskrit is a broad term for skin diseases, not only the modern clinical definition of leprosy. The color qualifiers (white, red, blue) reflect different dosha imbalances: shweta = Vata-Kapha, rakta = Pitta, nila = Vata-Kapha with venous stasis.
[!TIP] The same Moon-in-4th combinations that indicate skin diseases can, if the planet is a functional benefic well-placed, indicate sensitivity to liquids, artistic temperament, or healing abilities — the chart context determines whether it manifests as disease or gift.
10. 📊 Live Chart: Amit — Career Guidance
Birth Data: April 1, 1988 · 6:26 PM · Nasik (Nashik), Maharashtra, India
Chart Overview
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Date | April 1, 1988 |
| Time | 6:26 PM (18:26 IST) |
| Place | Nasik (Nashik), Maharashtra |
| Primary question | Career: Biotechnology vs. BCS (computer science)? |
D-24 (Siddhamsa) Rectification Process
Siddhamsa (D-24) governs education. The class used Amit's birth chart to verify the time by checking:
- Whether the D-24 ascendant matches known educational milestones
- Planetary periods (dashas) active during key academic events
- Marana Karaka Sthana planets in D-24 — planets in MKS in the education chart weaken that educational direction
| D-24 Test | Finding |
|---|---|
| D-24 Lagna strength | Consistent with science/analytical education |
| MKS check in D-24 | Confirmed approximate birth time |
| Atmakaraka in D-24 | Strong in sign associated with life sciences |
Career Analysis: Biotechnology vs. BCS
flowchart TD
Q["Career Question:\nBiotechnology or BCS?"] --> AK["Check Atmakaraka\n& Karakamsha"]
AK --> SW["Svamsa sign\n& aspecting planets"]
SW --> BIO{"Life science indicators\nin Svamsa?"}
BIO -- Yes --> BIOYES["Biotechnology\nStrongly supported"]
BIO -- No --> CS{"Tech/Mercury indicators\ndominant?"]
CS -- Yes --> CSYES["BCS possible"]
CS -- No --> NEUTRAL["Follow personal inclination"]
BIOYES --> FINAL["Recommendation:\nBiotechnology primary\nBCS secondary (also possible)"]
CSYES --> FINAL
| Analysis Factor | Biotechnology | BCS (Computer Science) |
|---|---|---|
| Atmakaraka placement | Supports life sciences | Moderate support |
| Svamsa sign indicators | Strong (Moon/Venus influence) | Moderate (Mercury influence) |
| Amatyakaraka (career planet) | Leans toward biological/chemical field | Also supports technical work |
| Dashamsa (D-10) indicators | Life sciences sector | IT sector possible |
| Recommendation | Primary choice | Also viable |
[!TIP] PVR concluded: Biotechnology is recommended as the primary field. The native's Karakamsha and life science indicators are stronger than the computing indicators. BCS is a valid secondary option if circumstances require it.
11. 🍲 Food Vibrations & Mantra Digression
PVR digressed into the philosophy of food, consciousness, and vibration — connecting Jyotisha principles to modern physics and spiritual practice.
Key Principles
[!NOTE] This section summarizes a philosophical digression rather than a technical Jaimini rule. It is included because PVR presents it as foundational to understanding why mantras matter — and why astrologers recommend specific deities (Ishta Devata) and mantras for remedies.
| Concept | Explanation |
|---|---|
| Food carries prana (life force) | The consciousness and emotion of the cook transfers into food through vibration |
| Mantras while cooking | Chanting mantras while preparing food elevates the vibrational quality of the food |
| Recipient absorbs vibration | The person who eats food cooked with anger/greed absorbs those vibrations; food cooked with love/devotion nourishes the soul |
| Annadaata sukhi bhava | Traditional blessing: "May the giver of food be happy" — acknowledging the cook's consciousness matters |
| Water crystal experiments | Reference to Masaru Emoto's work: water exposed to positive words/music forms beautiful crystals; water exposed to negative words forms ugly crystals — cited as modern scientific support for the ancient principle |
Practical Implications for Remedies
- Naivedhya (food offered to deity) is first elevated by mantras and devotion, then consumed — doubly purified
- Cooking for family is a sacred act; distracted or angry cooking is spiritually harmful
- Prasad (deity-blessed food) carries the deity's vibration — this is the mechanism of spiritual transmission through food
12. 🌍 Planetary Deity Assignments Across World Religions
PVR extended Jaimini's Ishta Devata principle beyond Hinduism, assigning planetary rulers to deities and figures across major world religions.
| Deity / Figure | Tradition | Planetary Ruler(s) | Reasoning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shiva | Hinduism | Sun + Ketu | Transcendent light + liberation; destroyer + renunciate |
| Vishnu | Hinduism | Mercury + Saturn | Preservation through intelligence + karma |
| Lakshmi | Hinduism | Venus | Beauty, abundance, devotion |
| Skanda / Kartikeya | Hinduism | Mars | Divine warrior, discipline, conquest of evil |
| Ganesha | Hinduism | Ketu | Removes obstacles; detachment; trunk = receptivity |
| Durga / Kali | Hinduism | Rahu (Moon for Gauri) | Maya/illusion slayer; fierce protective feminine |
| Brahma | Hinduism | Jupiter | Creation through wisdom; formless absolute |
| Ayyappa | Hinduism (South India) | Sun + Mercury + Mars | Trinity of light, intellect, and action |
| Guru Nanak | Sikhism | Jupiter + Shiva aspect | Wisdom, teaching, formless Nirguna divine |
| Jesus Christ | Christianity | Jupiter + Moon | Compassion (Moon) + divine wisdom/incarnation (Jupiter) |
| Mother Mary | Christianity | Moon | Pure nurturing, divine mother, emotional grace |
| Holy Ghost | Christianity | Sun | Pure light, omnipresent illumination |
[!NOTE] These assignments are PVR's interpretive application of Jaimini planetary principles to world religious figures — offered as a framework for understanding cross-cultural spiritual archetypes through the lens of Jyotisha, not as dogmatic doctrine.
[!TIP] The mapping of Jesus to Jupiter+Moon aligns with the classical Jyotisha view: Jupiter = the Guru (teacher of divine wisdom), Moon = karuna (compassion) — the two qualities most central to the Jesus narrative. The Holy Ghost as Sun reflects the concept of Brahman as the universal light underlying all creation.
13. 🔗 Cross-References
| Topic | Related Class |
|---|---|
| Katapayadi Varga cipher (for decoding sutras) | Class 77 |
| Navamsa quadrant mapping (introduction) | Class 78 |
| Marana Karaka Sthana in varga charts | Class 78 |
| Tapasvi Yoga (Saturn + Venus + Ketu in Svamsa) | Class 78 |
| Karakamsha vs Lagnamsa distinction | Class 78 |
| Weekday-order rule for 10th from Svamsa | Class 78 |
| Chara Karakas (variable, incl. Amatyakaraka) | Class 77 |
| Sthira Karakas (fixed significators) | Class 77 |
| Four Yugas and planetary exaltations | Class 77 |
| Hora chart and financial indicators | Class 76 |
| Saptadhatu body tissue rulerships | Class 76 |
| D-24 (Siddhamsa) education timing | Class 76 |
14. 📖 Sanskrit & Mantra Glossary
| Term | Transliteration | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Svamsa | Svāṃśa | Position of Atmakaraka in Navamsa; "own portion/division" |
| Karakamsha | Kārakāṃśa | Svamsa when used as the reference point for Karakamsha analysis |
| Lagnamsa | Lagnāṃśa | Navamsa ascendant (different from Karakamsha) |
| Ishta Devata | Iṣṭa Devatā | Soul's chosen/preferred deity; from 12th from Karakamsha |
| Palana Devata | Pālana Devatā | Sustaining deity; from 6th from Amatyakaraka |
| Amatyakaraka | Amātyakāraka | Second-highest Chara Karaka; career significator planet |
| Moksha | Mokṣa | Final liberation from the cycle of birth and death |
| Vaikuntha | Vaikuṇṭha | Realm of Vishnu; highest auspicious afterlife world |
| Samsara | Saṃsāra | Cycle of rebirth; conditioned existence |
| Loka | Loka | World, realm, plane of existence |
| Tantra | Tantra | System of ritual/meditative practice; can be used for good or ill |
| Mantra | Mantra | Sacred sound formula; vibrational tool for spiritual effect |
| Siddhi | Siddhi | Supernatural power/attainment from spiritual practice |
| Kushtha | Kuṣṭha | Skin disease (broad Sanskrit term) |
| Shweta Kushtha | Śveta Kuṣṭha | White skin disease (leucodermia/vitiligo) |
| Rakta Kushtha | Rakta Kuṣṭha | Red skin disease (inflammatory leprosy/condition) |
| Nila Kushtha | Nīla Kuṣṭha | Bluish skin disease |
| Prana | Prāṇa | Life force, vital energy |
| Naivedhya | Naivedya | Food offering to a deity |
| Prasad | Prasāda | Deity-blessed food returned to devotees |
| Annadaata | Annadātā | Giver of food |
| Navamsa | Navāṃśa | D-9 divisional chart; 9th harmonic |
| Siddhamsa | Siddhāṃśa | D-24 divisional chart; education and learning |
| Marana Karaka Sthana | Maraṇa Kāraka Sthāna | House of death/debilitation for a planet |
| Karya Bhava | Kārya Bhāva | Purpose house of a divisional chart |
| Moolatrikona | Mūlatrikoṇa | A planet's secondary dignified zone |
| Uchcha | Ucca | Exaltation; highest dignity of a planet |
| Nirguna | Nirguṇa | Without qualities; formless absolute (vs saguna = with form) |
| Saguna | Saguṇa | With qualities/form; the divine with attributes |
| Aghora | Aghora | A fierce Shaiva tradition; also means "not terrible" (non-dual) |
| Karuna | Karuṇā | Compassion, mercy |
| Upadesha Sutras | Upadeśa Sūtrāḥ | Jaimini's teaching aphorisms on Jyotisha |