Jyotiṣa-śāstra Saṅgraha: Threefold Division, Gaṇita Methods, Muhūrta, and Planetary Reckoning
व्यस्तं गच्छतं फलं यद्गुणवर्गं भचहि तत् । व्येकं व्येकगुणाप्तं च प्राध्नं मानं गुणोत्तरे ॥ ४३ ॥
vyastaṃ gacchataṃ phalaṃ yadguṇavargaṃ bhacahi tat | vyekaṃ vyekaguṇāptaṃ ca prādhnaṃ mānaṃ guṇottare || 43 ||
إذا أُريدَ تحصيلُ نتيجةٍ بطريقٍ متدرّج، فاقسِمْ تلك النتيجةَ على مجموعةِ العوامل (guṇa-varga) التي استُعمِلَت. ثمّ بأخذِ كلِّ عاملٍ على حدةٍ تُنالُ المِقدارُ الموافقُ له؛ وفي العمليةِ الأعلى التي تتعلّقُ بالعوامل يُحدَّدُ المقدارُ الرئيسُ تبعًا لذلك.
Sanatkumara (teaching Narada in a technical-explanatory sequence)
Vrata: none
Primary Rasa: shanta
Secondary Rasa: none
It emphasizes disciplined discernment: just as a quantity is correctly known by reversing operations and isolating factors, spiritual understanding is clarified by analyzing causes, conditions, and their cumulative effects.
Indirectly, it supports bhakti practice by insisting on method and correctness—devotion becomes steady when one understands the proper ‘measures’ of conduct, effort, and the factors that strengthen or weaken one’s progress.
A practical, Vedanga-like computational principle (akin to gaṇita/measurement logic): to recover a base measure from a compounded result, divide by the applied factor-group and evaluate single-factor contributions.