Second Bhava
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SECOND BHAVA • • Ability to express his thoughts. • Attitude towards Money. • Business activities. • Deals with family which includes all close relatives of the native without • reference to any particular relationship • Dealing with Bank and other financial institutions. Desire for material nature or Status, • Earning capacity. • Effective worry-free management of resources. • Feelings of the person. • Financial circumstances and financial prosperity of the native. Financial expenditures. • How one meets his financial Litigations. KUTUMBHA • Money house. • Money Matters are largely decided. • One's worldly attainment by means of possessions of value. Pecuniary transactions, their success or failure, Personal credit or lack of it. • Personal values. Personal wealth and property. • Possessions. • Resources necessary for self- expression. • RIGHTEYE. • SECOND MARRIAGE. • Status of married life. • Teeth. • That which a person acquires by individual effort, one's power and resources. • The probability of becoming rich at one time or other. • Vision or power of observation. • Wealth, Food, RIGHT EYE, Face, Speech and quality of speech. • Whether it will be advisable to take risks in monetary matters. • Worldly goods.
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SECOND BHAVA•
• Ability to express his thoughts.
• Attitude towards Money.
• Business activities.
• Deals with family which includes all close relatives of the native without
• reference to any particular relationship
• Dealing with Bank and other financial institutions. Desire for material nature or Status,
• Earning capacity.
• Effective worry-free management of resources.
• Feelings of the person.
• Financial circumstances and financial prosperity of the native. Financial expenditures.
• How one meets his financial Litigations. KUTUMBHA
• Money house.
• Money Matters are largely decided.
• One's worldly attainment by means of possessions of value. Pecuniary transactions, their success or failure, Personal credit or lack of it.
• Personal values. Personal wealth and property.
• Possessions.
• Resources necessary for self- expression.
• RIGHTEYE.
• SECOND MARRIAGE.
• Status of married life.
• Teeth.
• That which a person acquires by individual effort, one's power and resources.
• The probability of becoming rich at one time or other.
• Vision or power of observation.
• Wealth, Food, RIGHT EYE, Face, Speech and quality of speech.
• Whether it will be advisable to take risks in monetary matters.
• Worldly goods.
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