Smart Horary (KP) Astrology AstroOpenSource

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Installation

If you have any previous version: Backup of data files (The directories: Data; Reports; Settings) Uninstall the application

Double click on bpSmartKpHorarySetup.msi fileFollow the instructions.Install in the default directory: C:\AstroOpenSource\SmartKpHorary

New features in Version: 1.5.0 Load/Save Rearranged. New removed. Load/Save Added and tested Setup: Prerequisites .Net 2.0 added Release version without debug information Transit checks possible: Asc: (Asc, Mo); (Asc, Mo, Su);(Asc, Mo, SU, Ju); Moon; (Mo, Su ); (Mo, SU, Ju); GUI: Background colors uniform Auto adjust of controls when Window resized. South Indian chart: Bigger fonts South Indian Chart: removed RPs in the middle Significators: Bigger font RPs in Red color; DBAS in Blue: If a planet is Both RP and DBAS, then Green Check box to select the overlay of RP and DBAS on Significators Notes Popup menus added many more options - Paste Date, Time, Place, KPH - Paste Transit Information - Paste Event date and time - Paste KPH Chart - Paste KPH RP - Paste KPH Analysis - Paste Transit chart Events Corrected and added Analysis results better formatted

Icons modified KPH 2193 done Chart objects in color Cusp in Blue Lagna Time chart Lagna and Moon in red

RP in Red Lagna Rasi in Different color RPs in South Indian chart Time chart RPs in KPHorary chart Transit Chart RPs in Transit chart

Dasa Remaining in Years Months and days Inside south indian chart Significators Colors Event related cusp rows in Color Select RP/DBAS/None and related Planets in RED

Added List of Cusps that the planet or CSL signifies at the end of analysis. Positive and Negative Houses are updated in Analysis

"YN" or "Y" = Green; "YP" "YY" "PN" "PP" "P" = light Green;"NY" "NP" "NN" "PY" "N" = Red

Positive hosues must be defined. but not compulsory to have negative hosues.

Use only DayL/RasiL/StL/SubL if selected for transit Time chart Lagna (RP Lagna) also shown in South Indian Horary chart as “TC I” Event help added. Select one event and click Help Tab to see the related help

of the event.

Start the application

Double click on the program icon on the desktop. The main screen is displayed.

Quick Start

Step 1: Enter data (Data Page) Customer Name Date, Time and Place Question and select Event (Click on Help Tab for Event help) KH Horary Range and then Number Enter relation and select Relation from Drop down Click on SHOW

Step 2: Analysis (Analysis Page) Verify if the Moon Analysis reflect the Mind of the querent If Not reflected, then Stop continue Use the Significators (Click on Significators tab) and Ruling

Planets to choose most dominant Significators. Use the Buttons RP/DBAS (The buttons are at the bottom of the Significators) to display RP (in RED) or DBAS (Blue) or RP and DBAS (Green) planets highlighted in Significators.

See if the DBAS of the above selected Significators is the period convenient and favorable. This can be done by selecting DBAS and verifying the analysis associated with DBAS.

Then select DBAS that is favorable.

Step 3: Transit Analysis (Transit Page) Verify that the DBAS planets are selected as Transit planets. Verify that the transit period is shown. Modify if required. Select the transits (Jupiter/Sun/Moon/Lagna) that will be used. Select the transit lord (Day lord, Rasi Lord, Star Lord, Sub

Lord). Click on Transit Update Select interactively the periods that best fit from Sun transit

and then Moon Transit and then Lagna Transit. The selected Lagna Transit start date and time will be taken as

event time and the transit chart is shown. Modify the event time interactively to fit best time by analyzing

the chart together with the Ruling planets.

Step 4: Notes Right click and select DTPE from popup menu. This adds date, time,

Place, Question, KPHorary number and the relation in to Notes. Right click and select Transit from popup menu. This adds Transit

information to Notes. The KPH Chart, Transit chart, Analysis, RP, Significators can be

pasted to notes using the Popup menu. Using CtrlC and CtrlV to copy the Analysis page and paste in

Notes. Add additional notes as required by typing the information.

Step 2: Save Go back to Data page and click on Save. This saves all the data. The saved RTF file can be edited in Word compatible editor to make

a report or publication

How to Use

Data entry

Step Instructions1 Enter Customer name

2 Enter “Date” and “Time”.

Note: The time in 24 hours format and between 00:00:00 and

23:59:59.3 Select/Modify place:

When the application starts, the default place is displayed.

Any time, if you want to select a default place, click on the button “Def”. The default place can be defined in “PlaceDB” Tab page (using “Set as Default place” button).One can select another place from the place database.Select a place from Database:

Click on “Place Select” Tab.Select Country (Ex: India) from the drop down list.Select State (Ex: Andhra Pradesh) from the drop down list.Enter Place name (At least two characters, EX: Ti).After entering two or more characters, - The grid below is updated automatically as you enter more

characters.- Select one place from the list by clicking on the

corresponding row.- Click on the Button “Select”. Then the selected place is

automatically updated in the Data entry page in the place.

The place you want is NOT in the Database of the information is not correct:

Click on “PlaceDB” Tab.Select Country (Ex: India) from the drop down list.Select State (Ex: Gujarat) from the drop down list.Enter Place name (At least two characters, EX: Ah).After entering two or more characters, - The “Place List” drop down is updated automatically as you

enter more characters.- Select one place from the Places list.- The information of the selected place (Place; Latitude;

Longitude; Elevation; Time Zone) is displayed below.- This information can be modified

Case A: Add a new place

- Modify the above Place information and click on “Add” button.- This adds new place using the information- ERROR: If the place with same name is already exists, an error

message is displayed in the “Status Window”.- ERROR: The place name must be at least two characters.

Case B: Modify a place

- Modify the above Place information and click on “Modify” button.

- This updates the place using the modified information.- ERROR: The place name must be at least two characters.

Case C: Delete a place

- Click on “Modify” button.- This Deletes the place and cannot be undeleted.

Case D: Set as a Default place

- Click on “Set as a Default Place” button.- Currently selected place is set a default place. When the

application started, the default place is used in the data entry page.

4 Enter the Question asked by the querent.

Select Event from the drop down list that corresponds to the Question. The events are arranged as per the Main house of the event.

For example, for the question related to success in an interview, Select 03.Personal Interview

NOTE: If the event you would like to use is not in the list, please send a mail with details to AstroOpenSource@gmail.comThe event will be added immediately in response.

5 Select the KP Horary Range (either 249 or 2193).Enter the KP Horary number.

6 Enter the relation between the querent and the person in question.Also select the relation from the dropdown box. For example, if a querent asks a question related to his first son, then select “First Child”.

7 Click on “Show”. This will calculate and displays the analysis. Wait until the Analysis window is displayed.

Note: This may take time, so please wait until the analysis window is displayed.

Analysis

1 The analysis based on predefined rules is displayed on the right side (in the Analysis tab).

On the left side part has additional tools to add more rules for the analysis.

(a) Planet : A planet can be selected from the drop down box and click on “+” to add the analysis of the selected planet. This analysis will be added on the right side analysis part of the window. This analysis can be removed by clicking on “-“ button.

(b) Cusp : A planet can be selected from the drop down box and click on “+” to add the analysis of the selected planet. This analysis will be added on the right side analysis part of the window. This analysis can be removed by clicking on “-“ button. In case of Cusp, the cuspal sub lord analysis is done.

(c) Dasa: The Vimsottari dasa is calculated and displayed on the left side of the analysis window. Select any Dasa or Bhukti or Antara or Sookshma planet. The date shown next to the planet is the end date of the Dasa period. Then the corresponding DBAS planets are shown above in red (In the image below the selected DBAS is Ke Su Me Ju). Then click on “+” to add DBAS for the analysis. Click on “-“ to remove the DBAS from analysis.

Analysis:The analysis is done and shown on the right side of the window based on Predefined planet, cusps and also user selected planets, cusps and DBAS.

In the above image, the first three rows have the analysis made using predefined rules based on the event selected in “Data” window.

The different columns has the information as explained below:

(a) Object : P indicates the analysis of a planet. A number (Cusp number) indicates the analysis of the corresponding cuspal sub lord. Dasa, Bhukti, Antara and Sookshma are the DBAS selected by user from Dasa data.

(b) SubL : In case of Object = “P”, then the SubL has the planet itself. In case of DBAS also, the planet itself is used. Whereas In case of Cusp, the sub lord is used to analysis.

(c) +H (Positive Houses) : This is based on the event, the planet, CSL and DBAS should signify these positive houses for the event to be favourable. This column gives list of cusps separated by comma.

(d) -H (Negative Houses) : This is based on the event, the planet, CSL and DBAS should not signify these negative houses for the event to be favourable. This column gives list of cusps separated by comma.

(e) Y/N : This column will have Two letters. The first indicate Y if the object signifies the positive houses and N if do not signify the positive houses. The second letter indicates Y if the object signifies and N if the object does not signify the negative houses. Please note the difference between first and second character. The Favourable result is shown with Green; Less favourable with light green and not favourable with red.

(f) Last column : The header of this column shows the event selected, the date, time and kph horary number just for the reference. This column has the detailed analysis of the object. For more information on how this analysis made and the signification of the symbols used, see below an example.

In the above image, Let us understand how the analysis is done for 4th cusp:

1st CSL is Mo; Mo is in 7th house and lord of 11th house. Mo (1st CSL) star lord Ke is in 10. Because it is a node, consider

conj and aspects. Mo (1st CSL) sub lord Su is in 11th and lord of 12. No planets are in the star of Mo and Mo is sub lord of 1. Altogether 1st CSL Mo signifies: 1, 7, 10, 11, 12.

2 The automatic analysis is done each object related to the event and is indicated as Y or N in the 5th column of sub analysis table. Colors are used to indicate favorable or not.

3 User can click and different DBAS in dasa and see the corresponding analysis.

After analyzing various DBAS, select one DBAS. This DBAS period will be indicated in the next “Transit” Tab page.

Also, the DBAS planets are selected as most significant planets in the next “Transit” Tab page.

4 See the remarks shown under the Analysis for further ideas for the analysis.

5 Click on Significator tab in Analysis window. This displays Significators of all the Cusps.

The Rows related to cusps that correspond to the Event are highlighted with color (In the above example, Cusp 1, 2, 6, 10 and 11 are highlighted.

The columns are: H: Cusp CSL: Cuspal sub lord PCO: Planets in the Constellation of the Occupants OCC: Planets in the house (Occupants) PCBL: Planets in the constellation of Bhava Lord BL: Bhava lord Conj/Asp: The planets aspected by the significators of PCO, OCC,

PCBL, and BL.

Click on the Button to highlight Ruling Planets (RP) or DBAS on the Significators. This helps to select the fruitful significators easily.

Below is additional information useful to select most dominant significators.

Note: This together with Dasa will help to select most dominant significators. These significators will be used in the transit analysis.

6 Click on Chart in Analysis window to display the KP Horary chart. Use this for further analysis. In the center of South Indian style chart; there is further information of sun rise/Sun set, Baadhaka, Maaraka and Ruling Planets.

Use this information to select the Most significant planets for transit analysis.

NOTE: On the left side window, use the drop down box to select North Indian or South Indian chart display style.

The chart can be saved as JPG file by clicking on Print Chart option.

7 Click on Print Chart button to save the Chart, Analysis, Significators and the Transit chart as Bitmaps in the reports directory. This is useful to use in the publications and reports.

7 Once analysis is completed, Select Transit Page

Transit Analysis

1 After completing the analysis of the data in the previous Tab page, click on Transit Tab to display Transit Page.

Based on the selection of the DBAS (in Analysis Page), three most significant planets are shown as:

For each planet (Significator), the cusps for which the planet is the significator is also displayed.

This has 6 parts separated by “;” (Example: Jupiter 2 8; 7;4;2 6 7; 3 5; -;) as explained below:

Part 1: This planet is sub lord of the cusps (Jupiter is sub lord of 2 and 8)

Part 2: The planet is the significator at PCO level (Jupiter is in the star of occupant of 7th cusp.

Part 3: The planet is the significator at OCC level (Jupiter is in the 4th cusp.

Part 4: The planet is the significator at PCBL level (Jupiter is in the star of lord of 2, 6, 7th cusp.

Part 5: The planet is the significator at BL level (Jupiter is lord of 3, 5 cusp.

Part 6: The planet is the significator at Conj/Asp level (No cusps)

Note: The user can change the planets from the dropdown box.

2 Based on the selection of the DBAS (in Analysis Page), The selected DBAS and its period is updated here:

The user can always modify the period if required or select another DBAS from Analysis Page (Click on Analysis tab).

3 The basic parameters for transit analysis are:(a) Transit of planet(s): To determine the event time, it is required

(1) DBAS should agree (2) Transit of Jupiter, if the event time is in few years (3) Transit of Sun, if the transit is within one year (4) Transit of Moon, if the transit is within 27 days (5) Transit of Lagna, if the transit is within few days.

Select/unselect Lagna, Moon, Sun and Jupiter.

(b) Transit of planet as a Day lord, Rasi lord, Star lord and Sub lord. Based on the above selection of Lagna/Moon/Sun, First find the period when the sun day lord, rasi lord, star lord, sub lord ( As selected above) must be one of the 3 planets selected as most significant planets. Once this period is found, find the Moon transit within this sun’s period. Then find Lagna transit within Moon’s period.

The above calculates all the transit points and the sensitive points (The period that agree with significant planets) are indicated by “=>”.

By default, if any sensitive point available, the first sensitive point in the list is selected. If there is no significant point available, the first transit point will be displayed.

The user can always select another transit point. This may or may not be a sensitive point (May agree with some of the significant planets).

As soon as another transit point is selected in Sun, then the corresponding Moon and Lagna transits are recalculated for this selected period. As soon as another transit point is selected in Moon, then the corresponding Lagna transits are recalculated for this selected period.

As soon as one transit point is selected in Lagna, then the corresponding starting date and time is selected as Event date and time and the corresponding Transit chart is displayed in the right side of the window.

The user can modify the date and time to fine tune the event time and the transit chart is updated automatically as the date or time is modified.

The Ruling planets of the transit chart are displayed in the middle part of the south Indian style chart.

Note: Analyse the chart manually for more detailed analysis.

Notes

1 This is like a Document writer. Here you can type in any information that could be useful for future reference.

Few facilities also, provided:

(a) Click right mouse inside the Notes window that pops up a menu. You select “Paste DTPE”. This pastes Dates, times, place and Event that were selected in the data entry stage.

(b) Select any row(s) in Analysis and copy using CtrlC and Paste in Notes using Popup menu “Paste”.

(c) The user also can copy from other applications and paste in Notes.(d) The KP Horary chart, Transit chart, Analysis data, Significators

table, Ruling Planets can be added to Document using the popup menu.

Note: The saved RTF file can be edited using Microsoft Word or equivalent Word processor software to prepare a publication or report.

Saving Data

1 Select “Data” page where you have entered the data

2 Click on Save button. This popups the file browser. Select a directory and file name and click Save.

This saves the following data in the selected file (Ex: Bhanu01.dat):(a) Date and Time(b) Place name, Latitude, Longitude and Time zone(c) Question, Selected Event (d) KP Horary number, Number range (249 or 2193)(e) Relation

And (f) Notes in (Bhanu01.rtf)

Loading Data

1 Click “Load” Button.

2 This pops up the file browser. Select a directory and file name and click Open.

3 Continue the analysis and the notes if required4 Do not forget save the data

Note: The reports are in pdf format and can be found in the directory C:\KPMuhurat\Reports.The header of the printed report has following information:

2009:02:15 23:58:13 (07:11:03 => 18:36:33 ) Place: Ahmedabad; Lat:023:00:00N Long:072:36:00E +05:30 Date Time Sun rise Sunset Place Latitude, Longutide and time zone

Note: Sub lord analysis:

Ra : 3[]; Conj=> Ma : 3[1,6]; Me : 3[8,11]; Ju : 3[2(M),5]; StL=> Mo : 1[9(B)]; SbL=> Ju : 3[2(M),5]; No planets in the star of Ra; Ra is sub lord of 9(Badhaka)

Ma: 3 [1,6]: Ma is in 3 and lord of 1 and 6

Ju : 3[2(M),5]: Ju is in 3 lord 2 (Maraka) and 5

Mo : 1[9(B)] : Mo is in 1, lord of 9 (Baadhaka)

Ra:3[]; Conj=> Ma:3[1,6]: Ra is in 3; Ra conj with Ma; Ma in 3, lord of 1,6.