Drekkana

Drekkana’s or the D3 chart is used in vedic astrology to determine the basic characteristic of a person. 0° - 10° in a sign is the 1st drekkana. 10° - 20° is the 2nd drekkana and 20° - 30° is the 3rd drekkana.

The three deities of Drekkana are Narada, Agastya and Durvasa. All three were Rishis, holders of divine knowledge. 

1. Narada was the son of Brahma. He received the knowledge of Bhakti, devotion to the supreme. In the myths he is shown as sometimes creating problems and disturbing the peace to get people to think on higher aspects. He represents the karma and the soul. He also deals with creation as we are only created if we have karma to reconcile.
2. Agastya Muni was a great thinker and is linked to the mind. He is connected to sattva, preservation and Vishnu.
3. Durvasa is a more difficult Rishi. He made effort to control his senses and therefore he represents the desires and their abilities to lead us astray. Durvasa is linked to Shiva, tamas and destruction.

Narada works on the karmic level, Agastya on the mental plane and Durvasa on the physical desires. As drekkana represents the free will or courage, these deities are show the influence of these Rishi’s on our actions and motivations.

Circle / Table

http://srath.com/tag/drekkana/

http://www.barbarapijan.com/bpa/Amsha/decanates_36_drekkana.htm

Charactestics of Drekkana

http://varahamihira.blogspot.in/2008/02/nature-of-drekkana.html

http://www.astrocamp.com/use-drekkana-vedic-astrology.html

Past Lives

http://www.hindudharmaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2162

Body Parts

https://www.google.com/search?q=Drekkana

Demonstration

https://www.google.com/search?q=Demonstration+Drekkana

Fruit

Ancient Tamils have named 3 varieties of bananas after Trinity

1. Poovan Pazham- (Brahma), 
2. Mondan/Mukundhan Pazham- Vishnu and 
3. Peyan Pazham- (Shiva).