The word Abhukta implies (a) uneaten as in fasting or being denied food for sustenance, (b) unenjoyed or unused as in abstinence indicating one who is neither a source of joy nor of any use to the world (society). Period of 90 minutes is one Kāla (as in kālachakra) at the end of Aśleṣā, Jyeṣ ha and Revatī and 90 minutes at the start of Maghā, M la and Aśvinī is to be treated as Abhukta M la doṣa. Maharṣi Vasiṣ ha defines a flaw called ‘Abhukta M la’ for these three junctions and any child born during the 180 minutes when the Moon is at these junctions. These junctions are (1) Jyeṣ ha-M la (in Scorpio-Sagittarius), (2) Aśleṣā-Maghā (in Cancer-Leo) and (3) Revatī-Aśvinī (in Pisces-Aries). Nakṣatra Gaṇḍānta Gaṇḍa has been clearly defined by Nārada as the period of a prahara (3 hours) covering the junction of agni and jala rāśi. Nineteen Mantras for Brihaspati 3 Commentsĭarapada and Upapada Wisdom of our tradition Hom e » Jyotiṣa » Horā Śāstra » Gaṇḍānta » Gaṇḍānta
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