Jaimini's aspect-system is geometrically different from Pārāśara's. Where Pārāśara has grahas casting aspects (with specific houses for Mars 4/8, Jupiter 5/9, Saturn 3/10, all 7/), Jaimini has rāśis casting aspects on rāśis. The rule depends on the rāśi-class: a movable sign aspects all fixed signs except the one immediately next to it; a fixed sign aspects all movable signs except the one immediately next to it; dual signs aspect the other three dual signs.
This produces a different aspect-network than Pārāśara's graha-dṛṣṭi. The two are used complementarily: graha-dṛṣṭi answers 'which grahas are influencing this bhāva?'; rāśi-dṛṣṭi answers 'which rāśis are interacting?'. Where both converge, the interpretive signal is strong.
Argalā ('intervention') is a related concept from Adhy. 1 · Pāda 2: the bhāvas in 2nd, 4th, 5th, 11th from any reference-point form 'interventions' that modify that point's expression; virodha-argalā ('counter-intervention') from 12th, 10th, 9th, 3rd resists those modifications. Argalā analysis is a major Jaimini-specific interpretive move.