Lal Kitab: Mansui & Bali Ka Bakra Calculator
How to Use This Tool:
1. For each of the 12 houses (Khana) of the Kundali, select the planets present in it. You can select multiple planets for a single house.
2. Once all known planets are placed, click the "Calculate Results" button.
3. The tool will first check for "Mansui" (artificial planets). If Mansui are formed, those results will be shown, and as per Lal Kitab rules, "Bali Ka Bakra" is not typically considered then.
4. If no Mansui are formed, the tool will then determine "Adversely Positioned" planets and proceed to identify potential "Bali Ka Bakra" (sacrificial goats).
Understanding the Concepts:
Mansui (Artificial Planet): In Lal Kitab, when exactly two specific planets conjoin in a house, they can create the effect of a third, "artificial" planet, known as Mansui. The presence of Mansui has its own distinct influence. If Mansui is formed, the concept of Bali Ka Bakra might not apply or is superseded according to some Lal Kitab interpretations.
Adversely Positioned Planet: A planet can be considered adversely positioned if it is:
- Aspected by an enemy planet (according to the specific Lal Kitab aspects used in this tool).
- Situated in the "Pakka Ghar" (permanent house) of an enemy planet.
- Cohabiting in the same house with an enemy planet.
Bali Ka Bakra (Sacrificial Goat): If a planet is adversely positioned, or if certain key planets are adversely positioned, other planets may become "Bali Ka Bakra." This means their positive effects might be reduced, or they might take on negative influences, metaphorically acting as a sacrifice. This tool applies rules based on the Day 13 PDF provided.
Important Note: This tool is based on interpretations of rules from the Lal Kitab notes provided (Day 9 PDF for Mansui, Day 13 PDF for Bali Ka Bakra, user-specified aspects, and a planet relationship image). Lal Kitab is a complex and nuanced astrological system. The information provided by this tool is for educational and illustrative purposes only and should not be taken as definitive astrological advice. For accurate and personalized readings, please consult a qualified and experienced Lal Kitab astrologer. The Pakka Ghar (Permanent House) list used is a general representation and can have variations; ensure it aligns with your specific Lal Kitab tradition if needed.
