Eclipses in 2012

Eclipse is an astronomical phenomenon having a great astrological significance, as it gives advance information about the adversities likely to befall on the Earth, it's inhabitants, rulers, living beings, things which grow on the Earth, their availability and their prices. These occurrences forewarn us about the impending earthquake, famine, draught, war and much more.
The year 2012 witnessed 3 eclipses.

1. Partial Solar Eclipse on 21st May, 2012(Monday). It was visible in Eastern parts of India.

2. Partial Lunar eclipse on 4th June 2012 (Monday). It was visible in North and South America, Korea, Taiwan, Canada, Japan, Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand, Hong Kong and Pacific ocean.

3. Total Solar Eclipse on 14th November, 2012 (Wednesday). It was visible in Australia, New Zealand, South America and Pacific ocean.

1. Partial Solar Eclipse on 21st May, 2012:
Raashiphal: This occured in the Lunar month of Jyeshtha Amavas on Monday in Kartika nakshatra and Taurus sign of the zodiac. It was visible in Manipur, Mizoram, Meghalaya, Tripura, Assam and Bengal at the time of sunrise for few minutes. Since it was in Kartika nakshatra and Taurus sign, so it was inauspicious for the native of this raashi and Nakshatra. The Eclipse bestowed favorable results upon the Moon sign of Cancer, Leo, Sagittarius and Pisces. The natives of Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Virgo, Libra and Aquarius saw unfavorable results. The people with Scorpio and Capricorn got mixed results.

Masphal: This took place in the month of Jyeshtha, so there was shortage of rainfall and standing crops faced damage.

Vaarphal: It was on Monday, so there was an increase in the prices of wheat, oil and Tilhan. Damage due to heavy rainfall also occured in some parts of the country.

Ayanphal: It was in Uttarayan. The higher caste people suffered. The prices of grams, wheat and pulses went to a higher side.

Nakshatraphal: Since this Eclipse was in Kartika nakshatra, so, the prices of gold, silver, pearls and Red coral (Munga) increased.
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Eclipses and Earthquakes

Some studies relating to the occurrence of earthquakes due to Eclipse are as follows:

1. Earthquakes follow immediately after the Eclipse, which occurs within 15 days.

2. Earthquake in those countries where the Eclipse falls on the 4th or 10th cusp of the national chart.

3. The sign in which Eclipse falls become the Marmagya sthana (sensitive point). When Saturn/Mars transit over that point or is aspected by either or both of them, there may be an earthquake or any other natural disaster.

4. If at the moment of Eclipse, there are some planets like Uranus or Saturn, situated in a fixed sign, then the earthquakes will take place where such planets happen to be in the first, fourth, seventh or tenth house. If at the time of Eclipse, a planet like Uranus, Saturn or Mars is situated in a fixed sign, about 45 degrees from the meridian, then an earthquake will take place at those places which lie at the same distance from Greenwich, East or West, according to the position of the said planet.