51-52. The natural characteristics of the Bhava, occupied by Rahu, are harmed at the commencement of the Dasha. If such a Bhava is Dhan, there will be loss of wealth. If Candr and Sukr are in Vyaya, there will be losses, due to the displeasure of government. If Mangal and Ketu are so disposed, there will be death, or danger from fire. There will be acquisition of a kingdom, if Sukr and Candr are in Dhan at the commencement of the Dasha. This means, that the effects of the Bhava, in which Candr and Sukr are placed at the commencement and end of a Dasha, are strengthened. Thus their disposition in Ari, Randhr and Vyaya will produce only adverse effects.

53-55. Similarly the sages have described the effects of the Bhava with Argal. If there is an auspicious Argal causing benefic, or malefic Grah of a Rasi and Lagn receives a Drishti from him, that Rasi will prevail. Here Lagn is the secondary condition. If the Grah, causing uninterrupted Argal, gives a Drishti to a Rasi, that Rasi will prevail. In other words good effects will be derived in the Dasha of that Rasi. The Dasha of the Rasi, which does not receive a Drishti from an auspicious Argal, or the Dasha of a Rasi with Vipreet Argal will not be favourable. The Dasha of that Rasi, which receives a Drishti from a benefic, will be favourable.

56-59. Financial gains will be derived in the Dasha of the Rasi, which is occupied by its benefic Lord, or by an exalted Grah, who receives a Drishti from him. There will be loss of wealth, if such a Grah is in the 12^th Bhava to the Rasi (or Bhava). There will be destruction of all good effects, distress to children and father and mental agony in the Dasha of the Rasi, if there are malefics in the 5^th and the 9^th from the Rasi. Evil effects will be experienced in the Dasha of the Rasi, which is occupied by Randhr’s Lord, Vyaya’s Lord, Surya, Mangal, or Sani.