Plain favorable-house table
Audit the Phaladeepika 26.2 house table before adding later qualifications.
The Transit Lab implements the plain favorable houses stated in Phaladeepika 26.2. For example, Jupiter is marked favorable in the 2nd, 5th, 7th, 9th and 11th from the natal Moon.
Saturn and Mars are marked favorable in the 3rd, 6th and 11th; Mercury in the 2nd, 4th, 6th, 8th, 10th and 11th.
A green label means only that the selected house belongs to this base table. It is not a complete prediction.
Transit analysis begins with a natal reference. First calculate where the graha is now, then count its position from natal Moon or Lagna according to the rule being taught. A transit position by itself is not a life-event prediction.
Keep plain Gochar, Vedha, Ashtakavarga support and transit-to-natal contacts as separate layers. Combining them is a later synthesis step; the Transit Lab labels them separately to prevent accidental mixing.
How to read it
- Choose the transit date/time.
- Read the transiting planet’s sidereal sign/degree.
- Count from natal Moon and Lagna.
- Check the lesson’s base Gochar rule and BAV support.
- Add natal contacts and Dasha context separately.
Key points
- Transit is time-dependent calculation.
- Moon-relative and Lagna-relative counts are separate references.
- A structural Sade Sati phase is not an automatic prediction.
Do not label a transit as “good/bad” from one house count while ignoring natal condition and timing context.
Apply this lesson to a chart
- Open Transit Lab and set one date.
- Choose Saturn or Jupiter and write sign, house from Moon and house from Lagna.
- Add BAV bindus and any natal contact as separate lines.