I was looking at a chart with Ju losing planetary war to Mars very severely where the total shadbala score of Ju went to 50 points. I assumption is that a planet lost in war has less of an impact to give good lajjitaadi avasthas and gives worst bad avasthas? To me, yuddhi would impact a planets avasthas. Not just its yogas where the power gets transferred to the other planet, like in this case Mars gets a great boost.
In respect to war and lajjitaadi avasthas, the winning avastha planet takes control over the loosing avastha planet. So its best if the winner is in good avasthas and the looser is in bad avashtas. its really trouble if the worst avastha planet overcomes another planet in war.
The more and more I do astrology the more I think that the total bala of a planet is just not all that important as the indivudual balas.
In respect to war and lajjitaadi avasthas, the winning avastha planet takes control over the loosing avastha planet. So its best if the winner is in good avasthas and the looser is in bad avashtas. its really trouble if the worst avastha planet overcomes another planet in war.
The more and more I do astrology the more I think that the total bala of a planet is just not all that important as the indivudual balas. And a planet overcome in war loses strength in ALL his balas.
Wouldn't the losing planet in war would still have all of its respective balas reduced?
Would this imply that the winning Avastha planet will no longer be influenced by the losing Avastha planet, meaning it won't experience any good or bad Avasthas from it? And that other planets won't be influenced by the losing Avastha planet either, as if it were in a "sleeping" state?
This would be great news for someone with a lot of planets in challenging Avasthas 🙂
So if Mars has won a Yuddhi/War to Jupiter and Jupiters dig bala is 56 and Mars' dig bala is 34, then Jupiters dig bala is been reduced to 34? Basically subtract 22 from 56?
OK, but what do you mean by "the winning Avastha planet takes control over the losing Avastha planet" in terms of how the Avastha plays out? Does this influence change how it is activated through another Dasha-Period, or is the effect of the Avastha itself altered in some way - beyond just the shift in Bala strength?