Parivesha
Parivesha is the third of the Sun-derived upagrahas: add 180 degrees to Vyatipata and the result is Parivesha, the halo round the sun. It is malefic and is read as the affliction of the bhava it falls in, the classical texts calling it extremely inauspicious.
BPHS ch. 25 calls this point Paridhi rather than Parivesha, and both names are current - the corpus notes the variant rather than choosing one. It is always exactly opposite Vyatipata, so a chart with one has the other in the facing house, which is why the two are usually read together.
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- Alternate Names
- Paridhithe halothe third Sun-derived upagraha
Nature and meaning
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- Sanskrit
- परिवेष
- English
- halo; the third of the Sun-derived upagrahas
- Meaning
Parivesha is the third of the Sun-derived upagrahas: add 180 degrees to Vyatipata and the result is Parivesha, the halo round the sun. It is malefic and is read as the affliction of the bhava it falls in, the classical texts calling it extremely inauspicious.
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