or in other words the support system we have in life etc. D3 represents our siblings, co-borns, friends etc. Example D9 represents marriage and partnerships along with the dignity of These divisionals represent various aspects of life. The score out of 20 will give you a good numeric value of how the planet behaves in its dasa in terms of “Contentment” level. then we get (100% of 6) + (90% of 5) +….(likewise contribution from other divisionals as above) for a total score out of 20. So assuming a planet is Mooltrikona in D1 and own house in Navamsa (D9) etc. Let’s say as an example 100% to Mooltrikona, 90% to own house etc. In order of decreasing ‘benefic nature’ (ability to do good) the ranking isMooltrikona House> Own House> Best Friend> Friend> Neutral> Enemy> Great Enemy So Parasara also defined the weightage to be given to each of these placements. As I mentioned before, exaltation and debilitation do not hold much value in the divisional charts. He suggest 6 of the divisional charts to be given importance with a weightage scheme as followsRasi chart or D1 – 6 points Hora or D2 – 2 points Drekkana or D3 – 4 points Navamsa or D9 – 5 points Dwadsamsa or D12 – 2 points Trimsamsa or D30 – 1 point For a total score of 20 potential points for any given planet. First, let us understand the scheme given by Parasara. Higher the score – better the results a planet gives in its Vimshottari and other dasas as the planet is well placed to fructify the results of various facets of life that these divisional charts rule. More so, he even gave a weighted scheme to be attributed to the divisional charts while analyzing the divisionals in a Quantitative analysis to be able to ‘objectify’ each planet’s score in the different charts. Vimsopaka Bala – The Planetary ‘Report Card’ of Excellence I) Parasara defined the prominent divisional charts that affect the major areas of life an individual.

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