How is it possible that something which starts with such high hopes sometimes ends up in a tragedy and so dramatically? Why does something which was so acceptable, turn into a heartbreaking painful thing?
The reason is as always ‘Time’, Kaal, which brings the fructification of your karma. This energy of of Kaal is reflected in your horoscope. The birth horoscope gives the possible events in this life and the changing Mahadashas and the changing transits of the planets in the skies give the timing of these events. Jyotish is the study of Kaal.
So every person you meet in this life is because the energies of your horoscope has allowed him access to your personality. Every interaction is because of the energy of your horoscope. And as the horoscope changes, the relationship also changes. When you get into a relationship with someone, it is because at that time your energies resonate. You two affect each other via your horoscopes. Each relationship is linked to one house of the horoscope.
- 1st house – Is you yourself
- 2nd house – close family members
- 3rd house – siblings, neighbours, extended family members, office teammates
- 4th house – mother, generally maternal side of your family, anyone whom you think belongs to your ‘homeland’
- 5th house – children, students
- 6th house – enemies, debtors, servants
- 7th house – legal partners of all sorts
- 8th house – in-laws
- 9th house – the Guru, teachers who teach you higher studies, if born in the day-time then father
- 10th house – if born in night then father, boss, social superiors
- 11th house – friends, people in the like minded groups
- 12th house – spirits who can access you in your dream states.
For eg – if we are to analyse the relationship between you and your friend, then we will analyse the 11th house first. Friendships are governed by the 11th house. So your friend’s 11th house has an effect on you. And your 11th house has a simultaneous effect on him.

Suppose you have an auspicious 11th house in your birth horoscope. It has powerful planets, good aspects etc, so you attract good and useful people into your friend circle. Both you and your friends generally benefit by this relationship. The energies move in a positive feedback loop and there is auspiciousness all around.
But, there will come a Dasha period or a transit sequence in your life where the auspiciousness of your 11th house’s will be briefly lowered. This is when when you should be careful of your friends. Now, for this brief time, people with a relatively negative 11th house will have access to your energy. They will enter your life as ‘friends’ through your weakened 11th house and use your energy. Also your current friends will also get a chance to absorb more energy from you.
So now your stressed out 11th house will draw on the power of its birth position. And these new friends drain this birth power of your 11th to gain themselves. They will gain by their friendship with you and give you negativity in return. As their relatively negative 11th house energy starts causing problems for you.
Thankfully these draining type friendships will be short lived. These people will be able to attach to you only till your 11th house is suffering in the unfavourable transit. In this time you will face losses and pain from this aspect of your life, this cannot be avoided. But if you are aware of what is happening, you can reduce the effect by doing the puja, mantra, daan and by intelligent behavioural changes.
And as soon as the negative transit influence on your 11th house changes and the inherent birth level positivity comes up again these draining friendships will break. Depending on the power of your birth Moon, you might feel bad or confused temporarily but ultimately it will all be for your good.
This is applicable to all the relationships in your life. The Dasha and the transits are how you make sense of the changing relationships in life.
Everything changes, sometimes for the better and sometimes for the worse. But it always changes, so use the principles of Jyotish, learn Astrology systematically so that you can capitalise on your good times and remain careful during your bad times.
Dr.Tejaswini Arvind Patil


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