Principle of Bhavat Bhavam
There is a wonderful principle in astrology called ‘Bhavat Bhavam’ which can be applied to a chart to derive / decipher maximum information about an individual and his relatives. Bhava in Sanskrit means a ‘House’ which can be interpreted as residence, residence of celestial planets or astrological house. “Bhavat Bhavam” literally means from “from house to house”. By applying this logic, we can study the houses in a much deeper way than normal interpretation. This house-to-house principle can be extended to every house and reveals that there is a relationship between such houses. This principle can be applied different ways: 1. Taking one house as reference point we can correlate other 11 houses to forecast for self and other factors representing those houses.- For example, 2nd house represent ‘Dhanastana’ i.e. money, accumulation of wealth etc of the self (Lagna). Similarly ‘gains ‘of children can be read by 6th house and that of spouse by 8th house.
- 12th house is the house of expenses, hospitalisation and bed pleasure. This represent the ‘losses’ of self (Lagna). Extending this further we can say 6th house represents the losses or expenses of marriage (7th house) and 2nd house represents the same for coborns (3rd house)
- The 9th house is the house of Dharma. When we count 9th from the 9th house we get the 5th house. 5th house pertains to children, knowledge, scriptures and Purva Punya etc. Jupiter is involved as the natural karaka of the 5th and the 9th houses and of dharma and intelligence/creativity. When we judge the 5th & 9th houses we have to evaluate the common karaka, Jupiter as an indication to the fruits of family and expansion of Dharma.
- Let’s look at the 5th from the 5th. We arrive at the 9th, the house of fortune (fortunate to bear children), it also indicates future children – that is grandchildren, which can only happen if the 5th house produces children.
- Being 12th from 3rd it will represent losses, hospitalization, imprisonment of brothers and neighbours.
- Being 11th from 4th – social activities and profits of mother, gains from land / house property and vehicle.
- Being 10th from 5th _ career interests of children, their reputation and performance in school or college.
- Being 9th from 6th – Long journeys of maternal relatives.
- Being 8th from 7th _ death of husband or wife / end of marriage.
- Being 7th from 8th – bequests and legacies through wife or husband
- Being 6th from 9th – shows ill-health, debts and enemies of father.
- Being 5th from 10th – investments and speculation in career.
- Being 4th from 11th – homes of friends and elder brother
- Being 3rd from 12th – short journeys of secret enemies.
Jyothishi 
Prof….How would we analyse the 11th from the 11th. With different karakas and unrelated signification, how do we conclude?
Of course they are related. 11th from 11th is 9th house which is Bhagya Sthana. Without luck there is no profit. Luck or profit is controlled by Jupiter and if your 9th house is good, Labha Sthana will naturally be good.
Jyothishi
Dear Sir,
Thank you very much for your bhavath bhavam analysis on house 2. In the same way can you give the analysis of other houses also. like 7, 8, 9 houses etc.
Sir what do you see in bhavatbhavam house planet placed, aspect and house lord placement?
I cannot make head and tail of your question.
Please be clear in your mind and express correctly.
It shows your half baked approach to subject
Jyothishi
Sir is bhavath bhavam analysis applicable in divisional charts. Sir please explain a small example will do.
Reg.
No. There are no Yogas, aspects, Bhavath Bhava etc. in Divisional charts.
All these are to be looked into in D-1 only.
In any case Divisional Charts are expanded view of a particular Bhava and gives
info of that Bhava only.
Jyothishi
Hi sir
Tnx for the subject
How many matters can be read in a chart by applying bhava bhavam rule? I’ve read somewhere that it is 1440000 matters, is it true? And if yes, how?
There are 12 houses and using Bhavath Bhava if we interpret 12 houses this will give 144 answers .
There are thousands of karakatwas if we sum up all of them. Therefore the figure is something like 144000 and so on.
In the article I have taken one example. So you work out for the remaining.
Jyothishi