Saravali 44.44

Chapter forty-four.
[Results of the Sun and Moon in exaltation:]
The Sun situated in its own exaltation makes one very fierce, extremely wealthy, and eminent; / the Moon makes one fond of refined foods, rich in garments, and adorned with fine ornaments.

[Results of Mars and Mercury in exaltation:]
The son of the Earth (Mars) makes one radiant, unbearable to others, censured, and fond of living abroad; / Mercury in its own exaltation makes one intelligent, born of a noble family, and very skilled in speech. // 44.2
[Results of Jupiter and Venus in exaltation:]
[Jupiter makes one] celebrated, very rich, learned, honored, and skillful; / and the son of Bhṛgu (Venus) in its own exaltation makes one devoted to amorous play, laughter, singing, and dancing.

[Results of Saturn in exaltation:]
The son of the Sun (Saturn) in its own exaltation produces a person who obtains an appointment from the king, / lordship over villages and towns, distinct fame in forest regions, and acquisition of a wicked wife.

[Results of the Sun and Moon in their mūlatrikoṇa signs:]
The Sun situated in its [mūla]trikoṇa makes a person wealthy, eminent, and very clever; / the Moon situated in its [mūla]trikoṇa at birth makes one an enjoyer and virtuous.

[Results of Mars and Mercury in their mūlatrikoṇa signs:]
Mars [in its mūlatrikoṇa] makes one a leader of thieves, heroic, and indeed biting/sharp; / Mercury situated in its own [mūla]trikoṇa makes one fun-loving and victorious.

[Results of Jupiter and Venus in their mūlatrikoṇa signs:]
Jupiter, furthermore, makes one a benefactor, an elder, conversant with policy, and endowed with happiness; / the preceptor of the Dānavas (Venus) produces a person prominent in villages and towns, rich, and very fortunate.

[Results of Saturn in its mūlatrikoṇa sign:]
Saturn in its own [mūla]trikoṇa makes one satisfied with wealth, endowed with a good family, and heroic.
[Results of the Sun, Moon, and Mars in their own signs:]
The hot-rayed [Sun] makes one very fierce and engaged in very lofty deeds.

The cold-rayed [Moon] in its own sign makes a person devoted to righteousness, high-minded, and handsome; / Mars situated in its own sign makes a man rich, fierce, and steadfast.

[Results of Mercury and Jupiter in their own signs:]
The son of the Moon (Mercury) makes one pleasant in speech and scholarly; / the lord of speech (Jupiter) situated in its own sign makes one conversant with poetry and the scriptures, rich, and serious in conduct.

[Results of Venus and Saturn in their own signs:]
The preceptor of the Dānavas (Venus) produces an agriculturist with abundant and widespread wealth; / and Saturn situated in its own sign makes a person respected and free from sorrow.

[Results of the Sun and Moon in a friendly house:]
The Sun in a friendly house makes one famous, of enduring friendship, and a bestower of wealth; / the Moon in a friendly sign makes one receive happiness and great honor from various quarters.

[Results of Mars and Mercury in a friendly house:]
Mars also makes one devoted to protecting the wealth of friends and others; / the son of the Moon (Mercury) located in a friend's house makes one clever, humorous, and wealthy.

[Results of Jupiter and Venus in a friendly house:]
The lord of speech (Jupiter) makes one honored by the virtuous and engaged in very distinguished deeds; / the son of Bhṛgu (Venus) in a friend's house makes one dear to friends, possessing beloved wealth, and extremely heroic.

[Results of Saturn in a friendly house:]
The son of the Sun (Saturn) makes one eat food given by others and engage in half-hearted actions.
[Results of the Sun, Moon, and Mars in debilitation:]
The Sun in debilitation makes one a servant and despised by relatives.

The cold-rayed [Moon makes one] devoid of merit, sickly, and unfortunate in the world; / the son of the Earth (Mars) in debilitation makes one afflicted by calamities and vices, and extremely base.

[Results of Mercury and Jupiter in debilitation:]
The son of the Moon (Mercury) makes one mean, subject to dishonor, and extremely miserable.

[Results of Venus and Saturn in debilitation:]
The beloved of the Asuras (Venus) makes one unfree, lacking respect, and of inconsistent character; / Saturn makes one of ruined character, of contemptible conduct, and destitute of wealth.

[Results of the Sun and Moon in an inimical sign:]
The Sun in an enemy's house makes one destitute and tormented by sensual passions; / the cold-rayed [Moon] in an enemy's house constantly causes a man to suffer from heart disease.

[Results of Mars and Mercury in an inimical sign:]
Mars makes one born of imprisonment, defeated by enemies, miserable, crippled, and unfortunate; / Mercury in an enemy's sign makes one ignorant, devoid of intellect, beset by manifold sorrows, and extremely wretched.

[Results of Jupiter, Venus, and Saturn in an inimical sign:]
Jupiter makes one impotent, devoid of prudence, and devoid of wealth; / Venus in an enemy's house produces a servant, an intriguer, and one who is extremely sorrowful.

[Increase and decrease of results in exaltation, debilitation, and other navāṃśas:]
In their own exaltation degrees [or navāṃśas] the result is full; in the portions of their own signs, it is equal to their own sign; / in the portions of debilitation and enemies, it is vile indeed; in the portions of a friend's house, the result is middling.

[Results of two and three exalted planets:]
Two exalted planets produce a man who is wealthy and always endowed with fame; / three produce one who is wealthy in civic leadership and arts, and a celebrated commander of an army.

[Results of four and five planets in exaltation:]
Four [planets in exaltation produce one who is] rich, having fame derived from kings, and endowed with royal duties; / five produce one who is renowned, most cherished by the king, and possessing an ever-increasing treasury of various kinds.

[Results of six planets in exaltation:]
Six planets in their own exaltations make a man always a king / endowed with charity and honor, and adorned with numerous conveyances.

[Results of all planets being in exaltation:]
All planets situated in their own exaltations produce an emperor, / the sovereign lord of the earth extending up to the ocean; [thus] should a nativity be judged.

Result of two planets in their own mūlatrikoṇa signs:
By two planets situated in their trine, a person born on earth becomes a householder, an enhancer of his lineage, / eminent, and of renowned fame.

Result of three and four planets in their own mūlatrikoṇa signs:
With three, [he is] exceedingly wealthy and the leader of a guild, village, and the like; / with four, [he is] affluent, receives honors from the king, and is respected by the people.

Result of five planets in their own mūlatrikoṇa signs:
With five planets in the trine, he becomes a chief protector of armies, towns, cities, and the royal treasury, / a householder endowed with abundant happiness.

Result of six planets in their own mūlatrikoṇa signs:
With indeed six, a man is endowed with knowledge, generosity, and multitudes of wealth; / he surely rules a kingdom, even if born into a family of cowherds.

Result of all planets being in their own mūlatrikoṇa signs:
If all are situated in their own trines, the native becomes an earthly sovereign, / endowed with wealth, women, and strength, and skilled in knowledge and the scriptures.

Result of two and three planets in their own signs:
Two planets situated in their own house make one superior in the family, honored by kinsmen, and fortunate; / three birds [make one] possess ancestral wealth, status, and renown.

Result of four and five planets in their own signs:
Four make one famous, distinguished in conduct, and lord of guilds, towns, and cities; / five make one equal to an earthly sovereign, endowed with abundant cattle, land, and young women.

Result of six planets in their own signs:
With six in their own signs, one of extensive renown, rich in splendor, treasury, kinsmen, horses, and honor, / born in a royal lineage, surely becomes a ruler of the earth.

Result of two, three, and four planets in friendly signs:
Two residing in a friendly house make one dependent on friends and of good conduct.

With three, he becomes a benefactor of kinsmen and friends, distinguished, and famous for his virtues; / with four, devoted to worshiping Brāhmaṇas and gods, an exemplary leader, and renowned.

Result of five, six, and seven planets in their own friendly signs:
With five, he becomes a royal attendant, affluent, a sovereign leader, and an active doer; / with six, possessing extensive pleasures, conveyances, and wealth, he is equal to a king.

When all are in friendly signs, he is a king with many vehicles, servants, and resources.
Result of two, three, and four planets in their own depression signs:
With two in depression, he is vile and full of many anxieties and obstinacies.