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Hora in astrology

Hora : Hora chart is one of the most important chart but this is often not talked about in nearly all the astrology related groups .           As everyone knows that hora is 1/2 division of asdt chart .Every rashi is divided in to two parts.Which means 0-15 degree and 15-30 degree.I won't go in how hora chart is casted,because every soft and Android applications has hora chart. Today let's go in to the rules to analyse any hora chart.              Hora chart if is in 0-15 degrees falls  under " Devas " and   15- 30 degree falls under " pitr".Now let's discuss the various rules mentioned in the scripts and in traditional systems about analysing hora. 1. If the lord of Hora is Devas, it indicates that the native has come from the land of deities or some pious soul has taken birth due to the grace of Devas. Such a native would be ambitious, virtuous, spiritual, rich, generous, intelligent, skilled worker and a born leader. 2. If the lord of Hora is Pi
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Elements in body and planets representing those elements.

The Planets -   Parashara assigns a number of prime significations to each graha, and each can easily be extended to cover a much richer set. Rather than memorizing these, you should try to understand the logic behind it so that you can accurately assess the proper significance.   Primordial compounds   :  There are 5 prImordial compounds, called "Panchbhootas" in Sanskrit. They represent 5 fundamental elements that everything is made out of.Fire,Earth,Ether,water and Air.               It is useful to understand this, as it helps to quickly categorize people just by their physical appearance. FIRE:    A person with predominant Fire (from Surya and Mangal), will be noticeable active and intense, with a sharp mind, and a thin body that allows an active life style. He will eat well, but burn off his food quickly. Due to the intensity of the fire element, he can easily be, or appear to be, dominant.   EARTH : Someone with predominant Earth (because of a predominant Budha) w
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