Lesson 26 Elimination of significators 2-based on Sub Theory

	V 21-52	V 19-06
Ra 28-17                 III 18-32                 Ju 17-11                Ma 11-12              Ve 2-06	Mrs K R Born on 28th Jan 1958 at 4-48 am 77-35 E   12-59 N (Placidus Houses) Rahu Disa started on 5th Sep 1967
				IX 18-32 Ke 28-17
II 15-44 Su 14-09
Me 19-59                       Asc 15-16				Sa ® 9-03 Mo 10-32 X 21-33

The native visited the US in in the first week of June 2007 in when Saturn Disa (major period), Kethu bukti (sub period) and Kethu antara (sub sub period) was ruling according to Vimshottari Disa system.

We can eliminate the unfruitful significators using the sub theory. Krishnamurthiji has stressed that the constellation indicates the matter and the sub decides whether it is good or bad. For any planet to offer the desired result, it should be placed in a beneficial sub. Here by 'beneficial' we mean that the sub lord should be related to the beneficial houses. We do not consider the natural characteristics of the sub lord according to the Vedic principles. For example Jupiter, Venus, Mercury and waxing Moon are good and others are bad in Vedic astrology.

According to KP, the sub lord of the significator should not be retrograde, though the significator itself is retrograde. In our example chart we were probing why Saturn did not yield the result. Saturn itself is retrograde but that doesn't matter. 

Saturn is in the sub of Venus. Venus is conjoined with Mars, ruler of XII, a contributing house for foreign travel. 

By the foregoing discussion we see that we arrive at nowhere using the sub theory for elimination.

In the next lesson we will find some more ways to eliminate the unyielding significators.

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