Astrological Determinants of Diabetes: A Study of Planetary Influences and Bhava Connections
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Diabetes, Siddha, Jupiter, Venus, Saturn and 6th and 8th BhavaAbstract
This research paper examined the astrological factors associated with the occurrence of diabetes by analyzing the planetary influences of Jupiter, Venus, Saturn, and the 6th and 8th bhavas. Diabetes, a chronic metabolic disorder, is considered in this investigation through the lens of traditional astrological principles, with particular emphasis on the karakathwa (significations) of key planets governing vital organs in human system. Six astrological rules were formulated to identify combinations that may indicate diabetic tendencies in a natal chart. These rules focussed on the connections of Jupiter and Venus to the 6th and 8th bhavas, the involvement of Saturn as the significator of chronic disease, and the placement of planets in watery signs. Using multiple example horoscopes, this study evaluated these rules and presented a comparative analysis demonstrating recurring planetary patterns among diabetic individuals. The findings suggest that when Jupiter and Venus are linked with Saturn and positioned in or connected to the 6th and 8th bhavas, the likelihood of diabetes increases, aligning with traditional astrological interpretations. This study also highlighted relevance for selecting Siddha remedies based on planetary periods (dasa-bhukti) influencing health outcomes.
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