Guest guest Posted April 2, 2006 Report Share Posted April 2, 2006 HI ALL IN INDIA IT IS A COMMON PRACTICE OF ASTROLOGERS TO SAY THAT IF A PLANET IS IN ITS UCCHA RASHI ( EXALATION) IT IS SAID TO BE SHUBHA (AUSPICIOUS). AS PER PRICIPALS OF ASTROLOGY AN EXALTED PLANET IS AT THE PEAK OF ITS STRENGTH. IF SUCH AN EXLATED PLANET IS LORD OF UNAUSPICIOUS HOUSES , HOW CAN HE BE TERMED AS SHUBHA AND AUSPICIOUS JUST BECOZ IT IS IN EXALATION? CAN GEMSTONE FOR SUCH A EXALTED PLANET BE RECOMMENDED? PLZ PUT LIGHT ON THIS. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 2, 2006 Report Share Posted April 2, 2006 Dear Deepak Ji, Exaltation is a very important criteria for analysis. I will explain it further. Venus is exalted in Pisces and Pisces is a sign of Jupiter. Jupiter is the enemy of Venus. It is strange that Venus gets exalted in Pisces. Venus is exalted at a particular degree which is called Parmochha. Now think of the Paramochha position of a king like Venus. Naturally when a king lives the life of a saint surrouned by all lavish things then it will the most highest position. He will be like a yogi clad in the clothes of a Bhogi. He does not leave his brain the " Revati' of Mercury. That is why Venus is Parmochha in Pisces when it enters Revati. The king does not gets carried away by 'Bhoga'. This is just an idea and everyone can interpret it differently. Now lets us talk about its lordship of houses. I am again explaining it with the help of an example. Venus is exalted in Pisces in tenth house when the ascendant is Gemini. Venus rules the Dwadasha Bhava which is not a good bhava. But if you read further you will realize that every bad house carries something good too. For example twelfth house also denotes salvation. It denotes expenditures, hospitals, life after death. But salvation is a good point and Venus hereby will give the result of Moksha. If there is any expenditure then it will done in good cause.This is the difference. Indian astrology has broader prospectives and interpretation needs to be done for everything. As far as stone is concerned ,stones of exalted planets can give good results only when they are verified at 20 different levels. Like i said exaltation is not the only criteria. You need to see avastha, bhaga, pada, yogi, divisional charts and all. || Iti Shubham || Alok Jagawat sacred-objects, "DEEPAK" <dny789 wrote: > > HI ALL > > IN INDIA IT IS A COMMON PRACTICE OF ASTROLOGERS TO SAY THAT IF A > PLANET IS IN ITS UCCHA RASHI ( EXALATION) IT IS SAID TO BE SHUBHA > (AUSPICIOUS). > AS PER PRICIPALS OF ASTROLOGY AN EXALTED PLANET IS AT THE PEAK OF ITS > STRENGTH. > > IF SUCH AN EXLATED PLANET IS LORD OF UNAUSPICIOUS HOUSES , HOW CAN HE > BE TERMED AS SHUBHA AND AUSPICIOUS JUST BECOZ IT IS IN EXALATION? > > CAN GEMSTONE FOR SUCH A EXALTED PLANET BE RECOMMENDED? > > PLZ PUT LIGHT ON THIS. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 2, 2006 Report Share Posted April 2, 2006 I INVITE RESPECTED RICHARD SIR TO PUT LIGHT ON THIS ISSUE. sacred-objects, "a_jagawat" <a_jagawat wrote: > > Dear Deepak Ji, > > Exaltation is a very important criteria for analysis. I will explain > it further. Venus is exalted in Pisces and Pisces is a sign of > Jupiter. Jupiter is the enemy of Venus. > > It is strange that Venus gets exalted in Pisces. Venus is exalted at a > particular degree which is called Parmochha. Now think of the > Paramochha position of a king like Venus. Naturally when a king lives > the life of a saint surrouned by all lavish things then it will the > most highest position. He will be like a yogi clad in the clothes of a > Bhogi. He does not leave his brain the " Revati' of Mercury. That is > why Venus is Parmochha in Pisces when it enters Revati. The king does > not gets carried away by 'Bhoga'. > > This is just an idea and everyone can interpret it differently. Now > lets us talk about its lordship of houses. I am again explaining it > with the help of an example. > > Venus is exalted in Pisces in tenth house when the ascendant is > Gemini. Venus rules the Dwadasha Bhava which is not a good bhava. But > if you read further you will realize that every bad house carries > something good too. For example twelfth house also denotes salvation. > It denotes expenditures, hospitals, life after death. But salvation is > a good point and Venus hereby will give the result of Moksha. If there > is any expenditure then it will done in good cause.This is the > difference. Indian astrology has broader prospectives and > interpretation needs to be done for everything. > > As far as stone is concerned ,stones of exalted planets can give good > results only when they are verified at 20 different levels. Like i > said exaltation is not the only criteria. You need to see avastha, > bhaga, pada, yogi, divisional charts and all. > > > || Iti Shubham || > > Alok Jagawat > > > > sacred-objects, "DEEPAK" <dny789@> wrote: > > > > HI ALL > > > > IN INDIA IT IS A COMMON PRACTICE OF ASTROLOGERS TO SAY THAT IF A > > PLANET IS IN ITS UCCHA RASHI ( EXALATION) IT IS SAID TO BE SHUBHA > > (AUSPICIOUS). > > AS PER PRICIPALS OF ASTROLOGY AN EXALTED PLANET IS AT THE PEAK OF ITS > > STRENGTH. > > > > IF SUCH AN EXLATED PLANET IS LORD OF UNAUSPICIOUS HOUSES , HOW CAN HE > > BE TERMED AS SHUBHA AND AUSPICIOUS JUST BECOZ IT IS IN EXALATION? > > > > CAN GEMSTONE FOR SUCH A EXALTED PLANET BE RECOMMENDED? > > > > PLZ PUT LIGHT ON THIS. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 3, 2006 Report Share Posted April 3, 2006 Namaste!!! In our experience exalted and neecha planets refer more to strength and weakness. Other things must be considered to determine if a graha is "anukul" or "pratikul" for the chart. A weak or strong Anukul-graha can always be stronger, but a weak or strong Pratikul-graha should never be made stronger. That is the philosophy of the Planetary Gemologists Association http://p-g-a.org The Planetary Gemology World is divided into two (2) opposing philosophies, viz., Anukul- vad v/s Pratikul-vad: ANUKULA-VAD: A gem will act "SAME" as it's planet - So gems should be chosen for Anukul (favorable) grahas - AKA known as GOODISM PRATIKUL-VAD: A gem will act "OPPOSITE" of it's planet - So gems should be chosen for Pratikul (unfavorable) grahas - AKA known as BADISM Best rgds, Richard sacred-objects, "DEEPAK" <dny789 wrote: > > I INVITE RESPECTED RICHARD SIR TO PUT LIGHT ON THIS ISSUE. > > > > > sacred-objects, "a_jagawat" <a_jagawat@> wrote: > > > > Dear Deepak Ji, > > > > Exaltation is a very important criteria for analysis. I will explain > > it further. Venus is exalted in Pisces and Pisces is a sign of > > Jupiter. Jupiter is the enemy of Venus. > > > > It is strange that Venus gets exalted in Pisces. Venus is exalted at a > > particular degree which is called Parmochha. Now think of the > > Paramochha position of a king like Venus. Naturally when a king lives > > the life of a saint surrouned by all lavish things then it will the > > most highest position. He will be like a yogi clad in the clothes of a > > Bhogi. He does not leave his brain the " Revati' of Mercury. That is > > why Venus is Parmochha in Pisces when it enters Revati. The king does > > not gets carried away by 'Bhoga'. > > > > This is just an idea and everyone can interpret it differently. Now > > lets us talk about its lordship of houses. I am again explaining it > > with the help of an example. > > > > Venus is exalted in Pisces in tenth house when the ascendant is > > Gemini. Venus rules the Dwadasha Bhava which is not a good bhava. But > > if you read further you will realize that every bad house carries > > something good too. For example twelfth house also denotes salvation. > > It denotes expenditures, hospitals, life after death. But salvation is > > a good point and Venus hereby will give the result of Moksha. If there > > is any expenditure then it will done in good cause.This is the > > difference. Indian astrology has broader prospectives and > > interpretation needs to be done for everything. > > > > As far as stone is concerned ,stones of exalted planets can give good > > results only when they are verified at 20 different levels. Like i > > said exaltation is not the only criteria. You need to see avastha, > > bhaga, pada, yogi, divisional charts and all. > > > > > > || Iti Shubham || > > > > Alok Jagawat > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > sacred-objects, "DEEPAK" <dny789@> wrote: > > > > > > HI ALL > > > > > > IN INDIA IT IS A COMMON PRACTICE OF ASTROLOGERS TO SAY THAT IF A > > > PLANET IS IN ITS UCCHA RASHI ( EXALATION) IT IS SAID TO BE SHUBHA > > > (AUSPICIOUS). > > > AS PER PRICIPALS OF ASTROLOGY AN EXALTED PLANET IS AT THE PEAK OF ITS > > > STRENGTH. > > > > > > IF SUCH AN EXLATED PLANET IS LORD OF UNAUSPICIOUS HOUSES , HOW CAN HE > > > BE TERMED AS SHUBHA AND AUSPICIOUS JUST BECOZ IT IS IN EXALATION? > > > > > > CAN GEMSTONE FOR SUCH A EXALTED PLANET BE RECOMMENDED? > > > > > > PLZ PUT LIGHT ON THIS. > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 3, 2006 Report Share Posted April 3, 2006 Dear, If you do not understand and do not like to read anything then just do not click the buttons. It is easy. With due respect to Richard Ji, he is not an astrologer. He is a well versed in Gemology. Regards A.J sacred-objects, "a_jagawat" <a_jagawat wrote: > > Dear Deepak Ji, > > Exaltation is a very important criteria for analysis. I will explain > it further. Venus is exalted in Pisces and Pisces is a sign of > Jupiter. Jupiter is the enemy of Venus. > > It is strange that Venus gets exalted in Pisces. Venus is exalted at a > particular degree which is called Parmochha. Now think of the > Paramochha position of a king like Venus. Naturally when a king lives > the life of a saint surrouned by all lavish things then it will the > most highest position. He will be like a yogi clad in the clothes of a > Bhogi. He does not leave his brain the " Revati' of Mercury. That is > why Venus is Parmochha in Pisces when it enters Revati. The king does > not gets carried away by 'Bhoga'. > > This is just an idea and everyone can interpret it differently. Now > lets us talk about its lordship of houses. I am again explaining it > with the help of an example. > > Venus is exalted in Pisces in tenth house when the ascendant is > Gemini. Venus rules the Dwadasha Bhava which is not a good bhava. But > if you read further you will realize that every bad house carries > something good too. For example twelfth house also denotes salvation. > It denotes expenditures, hospitals, life after death. But salvation is > a good point and Venus hereby will give the result of Moksha. If there > is any expenditure then it will done in good cause.This is the > difference. Indian astrology has broader prospectives and > interpretation needs to be done for everything. > > As far as stone is concerned ,stones of exalted planets can give good > results only when they are verified at 20 different levels. Like i > said exaltation is not the only criteria. You need to see avastha, > bhaga, pada, yogi, divisional charts and all. > > > || Iti Shubham || > > Alok Jagawat > > > > sacred-objects, "DEEPAK" <dny789@> wrote: > > > > HI ALL > > > > IN INDIA IT IS A COMMON PRACTICE OF ASTROLOGERS TO SAY THAT IF A > > PLANET IS IN ITS UCCHA RASHI ( EXALATION) IT IS SAID TO BE SHUBHA > > (AUSPICIOUS). > > AS PER PRICIPALS OF ASTROLOGY AN EXALTED PLANET IS AT THE PEAK OF ITS > > STRENGTH. > > > > IF SUCH AN EXLATED PLANET IS LORD OF UNAUSPICIOUS HOUSES , HOW CAN HE > > BE TERMED AS SHUBHA AND AUSPICIOUS JUST BECOZ IT IS IN EXALATION? > > > > CAN GEMSTONE FOR SUCH A EXALTED PLANET BE RECOMMENDED? > > > > PLZ PUT LIGHT ON THIS. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 3, 2006 Report Share Posted April 3, 2006 dear a-jagwat mind ur language who-so-ever you are. i read ur comments but never said that i dint liked it , i just wanted an opinion of respected richrd ji. people like u think that they are the only expert people around here. remember never be overconfident and egoistic regarding ur knowledge , coz there is some out there who might be better than u. regards sacred-objects, "a_jagawat" <a_jagawat wrote: > > Dear, > > If you do not understand and do not like to read anything then just > do not click the buttons. > > It is easy. > > With due respect to Richard Ji, he is not an astrologer. He is a > well versed in Gemology. > > Regards > > A.J sacred-objects, "a_jagawat" <a_jagawat@> > wrote: > > > > Dear Deepak Ji, > > > > Exaltation is a very important criteria for analysis. I will > explain > > it further. Venus is exalted in Pisces and Pisces is a sign of > > Jupiter. Jupiter is the enemy of Venus. > > > > It is strange that Venus gets exalted in Pisces. Venus is exalted > at a > > particular degree which is called Parmochha. Now think of the > > Paramochha position of a king like Venus. Naturally when a king > lives > > the life of a saint surrouned by all lavish things then it will > the > > most highest position. He will be like a yogi clad in the clothes > of a > > Bhogi. He does not leave his brain the " Revati' of Mercury. That > is > > why Venus is Parmochha in Pisces when it enters Revati. The king > does > > not gets carried away by 'Bhoga'. > > > > This is just an idea and everyone can interpret it differently. > Now > > lets us talk about its lordship of houses. I am again explaining > it > > with the help of an example. > > > > Venus is exalted in Pisces in tenth house when the ascendant is > > Gemini. Venus rules the Dwadasha Bhava which is not a good bhava. > But > > if you read further you will realize that every bad house carries > > something good too. For example twelfth house also denotes > salvation. > > It denotes expenditures, hospitals, life after death. But > salvation is > > a good point and Venus hereby will give the result of Moksha. If > there > > is any expenditure then it will done in good cause.This is the > > difference. Indian astrology has broader prospectives and > > interpretation needs to be done for everything. > > > > As far as stone is concerned ,stones of exalted planets can give > good > > results only when they are verified at 20 different levels. Like i > > said exaltation is not the only criteria. You need to see avastha, > > bhaga, pada, yogi, divisional charts and all. > > > > > > || Iti Shubham || > > > > Alok Jagawat > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > sacred-objects, "DEEPAK" <dny789@> wrote: > > > > > > HI ALL > > > > > > IN INDIA IT IS A COMMON PRACTICE OF ASTROLOGERS TO SAY THAT IF A > > > PLANET IS IN ITS UCCHA RASHI ( EXALATION) IT IS SAID TO BE SHUBHA > > > (AUSPICIOUS). > > > AS PER PRICIPALS OF ASTROLOGY AN EXALTED PLANET IS AT THE PEAK > OF ITS > > > STRENGTH. > > > > > > IF SUCH AN EXLATED PLANET IS LORD OF UNAUSPICIOUS HOUSES , HOW > CAN HE > > > BE TERMED AS SHUBHA AND AUSPICIOUS JUST BECOZ IT IS IN > EXALATION? > > > > > > CAN GEMSTONE FOR SUCH A EXALTED PLANET BE RECOMMENDED? > > > > > > PLZ PUT LIGHT ON THIS. > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 4, 2006 Report Share Posted April 4, 2006 is easy.With due respect to Richard Ji, he is not an astrologer. He is a well versed in Gemology. RegardsA.Jsacred-objects, "a_jagawat" <a_jagawat wrote:>> Dear Deepak Ji,> > Exaltation is a very important criteria for analysis. I will explain > it further. Venus is exalted in Pisces and Pisces is a sign of > Jupiter. Jupiter is the enemy of Venus.> > It is strange that Venus gets exalted in Pisces. Venus is exalted at a > particular degree which is called Parmochha. Now think of the > Paramochha position of a king like Venus. Naturally when a king lives > the life of a saint surrouned by all lavish things then it will the > most highest position. He will be like a yogi clad in the clothes of a > Bhogi. He does not leave his brain the " Revati' of Mercury. That is > why Venus is Parmochha in Pisces when it enters Revati. The king does > not gets carried away by 'Bhoga'.> > This is just an idea and everyone can interpret it differently. Now > lets us talk about its lordship of houses. I am again explaining it > with the help of an example.> > Venus is exalted in Pisces in tenth house when the ascendant is > Gemini. Venus rules the Dwadasha Bhava which is not a good bhava. But > if you read further you will realize that every bad house carries > something good too. For example twelfth house also denotes salvation. > It denotes expenditures, hospitals, life after death. But salvation is > a good point and Venus hereby will give the result of Moksha. If there > is any expenditure then it will done in good cause.This is the > difference. Indian astrology has broader prospectives and > interpretation needs to be done for everything.> > As far as stone is concerned ,stones of exalted planets can give good > results only when they are verified at 20 different levels. Like i > said exaltation is not the only criteria. You need to see avastha, > bhaga, pada, yogi, divisional charts and all.> > > || Iti Shubham ||> > Alok Jagawat> > > > > > > > > > > --- In sacred-objects, "DEEPAK" <dny789@> wrote:> >> > HI ALL> > > > IN INDIA IT IS A COMMON PRACTICE OF ASTROLOGERS TO SAY THAT IF A> > PLANET IS IN ITS UCCHA RASHI ( EXALATION) IT IS SAID TO BE SHUBHA> > (AUSPICIOUS). > > AS PER PRICIPALS OF ASTROLOGY AN EXALTED PLANET IS AT THE PEAK OF ITS> > STRENGTH.> > > > IF SUCH AN EXLATED PLANET IS LORD OF UNAUSPICIOUS HOUSES , HOW CAN HE> > BE TERMED AS SHUBHA AND AUSPICIOUS JUST BECOZ IT IS IN EXALATION? > > > > CAN GEMSTONE FOR SUCH A EXALTED PLANET BE RECOMMENDED?> > > > PLZ PUT LIGHT ON THIS.> >> How low will we go? Check out Messenger’s low PC-to-Phone call rates. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 5, 2006 Report Share Posted April 5, 2006 of a king like Venus. Naturally when a king lives > the life of a saint surrouned by all lavish things then it will the > most highest position. He will be like a yogi clad in the clothes of a > Bhogi. He does not leave his brain the " Revati' of Mercury. That is > why Venus is Parmochha in Pisces when it enters Revati. The king does > not gets carried away by 'Bhoga'.> > This is just an idea and everyone can interpret it differently. Now > lets us talk about its lordship of houses. I am again explaining it > with the help of an example.> > Venus is exalted in Pisces in tenth house when the ascendant is > Gemini. Venus rules the Dwadasha Bhava which is not a good bhava. But > if you read further you will realize that every bad house carries > something good too. For example twelfth house also denotes salvation. > It denotes expenditures, hospitals, life after death. But salvation is > a good point and Venus hereby will give the result of Moksha. If there > is any expenditure then it will done in good cause.This is the > difference. Indian astrology has broader prospectives and > interpretation needs to be done for everything.> > As far as stone is concerned ,stones of exalted planets can give good > results only when they are verified at 20 different levels. Like i > said exaltation is not the only criteria. You need to see avastha, > bhaga, pada, yogi, divisional charts and all.> > > || Iti Shubham ||> > Alok Jagawat> > > > > > > > > > > --- In sacred-objects, "DEEPAK" <dny789@> wrote:> >> > HI ALL> > > > IN INDIA IT IS A COMMON PRACTICE OF ASTROLOGERS TO SAY THAT IF A> > PLANET IS IN ITS UCCHA RASHI ( EXALATION) IT IS SAID TO BE SHUBHA> > (AUSPICIOUS). > > AS PER PRICIPALS OF ASTROLOGY AN EXALTED PLANET IS AT THE PEAK OF ITS> > STRENGTH.> > > > IF SUCH AN EXLATED PLANET IS LORD OF UNAUSPICIOUS HOUSES , HOW CAN HE> > BE TERMED AS SHUBHA AND AUSPICIOUS JUST BECOZ IT IS IN EXALATION? > > > > CAN GEMSTONE FOR SUCH A EXALTED PLANET BE RECOMMENDED?> > > > PLZ PUT LIGHT ON THIS.> >> How low will we go? Check out Messenger’s low PC-to-Phone call rates. Blab-away for as little as 1¢/min. Make PC-to-Phone Calls using Messenger with Voice. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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