Guest guest Posted August 4, 2000 Report Share Posted August 4, 2000 Dear all, Please if somebody would be so kind to clarify the following: I use Goravani Jyotish Software and there I have found a table with Nakshatras and I am a bit confused about Gunas for each Nakshatra; for example for Aswini it says the Guna is Tamas, Bharani is Rajas, Krttika is Rajas, etc. and another source says that the Guna for Aswini is Satwa, Bharani is also Rajas but Krttika is Tamas, etc. The systems are different and I don't know which one is correct. I have looked into BPHS but I couldn't find anything. Thanks. Ignac Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 27, 2000 Report Share Posted August 27, 2000 Hello Skinbags: Thanks for the continuing info on this subject. At 02:50 AM 8/28/00 +1000, you wrote: >Dear Members > >Many newcomers to Vedic astrology and converts to our system do not know how to use the nakshatras or don't realize just how important they are in interpreting a chart. One example I will explain for beginners is when the Moon falls in a nakshatra of Mars. That is Mrigashira, Chitra or Dhanishta. When this situation is present Saturn becomes the 4th dasha lord that kicks in in the mid 30's to early forties depending on the time of birth. I don't follow this. What does it mean: "Saturn the 4th dasha lord" and what is the method of timing being used here? Chris Depending on the rest of the chart this can be a destructive dasha inflicting death and misery. > > Princess Diana was born with the Moon in Dhanishta as was John Kennedy Jnr. He died in the Saturn dasha and she died at the very end of Jupiter dasha not even making the Saturn dasha unless her birth time used is slightly incorrect. I know of a number of other charts where this Saturn period has killed the person. These examples may be a bit drastic but are given to show the importance of using the nakshatras to see the inner workings or karmic effects of a planet. I recently looked at a mans chart who's life had self destructed, he got divorced and lost his house and business, he was in a serious car accident and has severe neck and spinal problems. He has generally lost the plot and was taking drugs to ease his physical and mental problems. > >He was born in Sagittarius with lagna lord Jupiter in the 8th house. Mars is in the lagna with Rahu afflicting lagna lord by 8th house aspect and Saturn is in the 11th house also afflicting lagna lord by its worst aspect. Saturn is aspecting Mars in the lagna itself. To top things off, Moon is in the second house in Dhanishta, a nakshatra of Mars. This guy is an Indian and his name is Chandra which is of course the name of the Moon. The Moon is the depositor of the lagna lord Jupiter who is exalted in Cancer. Exalted planets when badly placed can bring exalted misery. > >Another example is Dianas Moon in Dhanishta, the nakshatra lord Mars is in the 12th house with Rahu. She died in a foreign country in an accident with a Muslim man. She was rumoured to be also having a secret affair with a Pakistani Doctor who was also a Muslim. Rahu is karaka for all non hindus and foreigners. Her Moon is in the same house as Saturn and when she died Saturn was in her 7th house in the 8th house from natal Mars. Never ever underestimate the destruction this aspect can cause when Saturn is receiving and 8th house aspect from Mars or are in mutual aspect. Princess Caroline, John Lennon, J.F.K, Hitler and many others who died violently have this aspect, but thats another posting.............. > >Hope this helps somebody > >Skinbags > > > > > > > > >gjlist- > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 27, 2000 Report Share Posted August 27, 2000 Taramaitri sambandh, I reckon. >Christopher Kevill <ckevill >gjlist >gjlist >Re: [gjlist] Nakshatras >Sun, 27 Aug 2000 13:00:51 -0400 > >Hello Skinbags: > >Thanks for the continuing info on this subject. > >At 02:50 AM 8/28/00 +1000, you wrote: > >Dear Members > > > >Many newcomers to Vedic astrology and converts to our system do not know >how to use the nakshatras or don't realize just how important they are in >interpreting a chart. One example I will explain for beginners is when the >Moon falls in a nakshatra of Mars. That is Mrigashira, Chitra or Dhanishta. >When this situation is present Saturn becomes the 4th dasha lord that kicks >in in the mid 30's to early forties depending on the time of birth. > >I don't follow this. What does it mean: "Saturn the 4th dasha lord" and >what is the method of timing being used here? > >Chris > > > > > > Depending on the rest of the chart this can be a destructive dasha >inflicting death and misery. > > > > Princess Diana was born with the Moon in Dhanishta as was John Kennedy >Jnr. He died in the Saturn dasha and she died at the very end of Jupiter >dasha not even making the Saturn dasha unless her birth time used is >slightly incorrect. I know of a number of other charts where this Saturn >period has killed the person. These examples may be a bit drastic but are >given to show the importance of using the nakshatras to see the inner >workings or karmic effects of a planet. I recently looked at a mans chart >who's life had self destructed, he got divorced and lost his house and >business, he was in a serious car accident and has severe neck and spinal >problems. He has generally lost the plot and was taking drugs to ease his >physical and mental problems. > > > >He was born in Sagittarius with lagna lord Jupiter in the 8th house. Mars >is in the lagna with Rahu afflicting lagna lord by 8th house aspect and >Saturn is in the 11th house also afflicting lagna lord by its worst aspect. >Saturn is aspecting Mars in the lagna itself. To top things off, Moon is >in the second house in Dhanishta, a nakshatra of Mars. This guy is an >Indian and his name is Chandra which is of course the name of the Moon. The >Moon is the depositor of the lagna lord Jupiter who is exalted in Cancer. >Exalted planets when badly placed can bring exalted misery. > > > >Another example is Dianas Moon in Dhanishta, the nakshatra lord Mars is >in >the 12th house with Rahu. She died in a foreign country in an accident with >a Muslim man. She was rumoured to be also having a secret affair with a >Pakistani Doctor who was also a Muslim. Rahu is karaka for all non hindus >and foreigners. Her Moon is in the same house as Saturn and when she died >Saturn was in her 7th house in the 8th house from natal Mars. Never ever >underestimate the destruction this aspect can cause when Saturn is >receiving and 8th house aspect from Mars or are in mutual aspect. Princess >Caroline, John Lennon, J.F.K, Hitler and many others who died violently >have this aspect, but thats another posting.............. > > > >Hope this helps somebody > > > >Skinbags > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >gjlist- > > > > > > > > > > ______________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 28, 2000 Report Share Posted August 28, 2000 - marcia <marcia <gjlist > Monday, August 28, 2000 6:30 AM Re: [gjlist] Nakshatras > At 09:50 AM 8/27/00, you wrote: > >Dear Members > > > >Many newcomers to Vedic astrology and converts to our system do not know > >how to use the nakshatras or don't realize just how important they are in > >interpreting a chart. > > > >gjlist- > > > Dear Andrew, > Welcome back from Thailand. Thanks for the postings you sent me prior to > your trip. I found them very helpful.. and insightful. > it has been great reading your postings with Chris. After reading this one > I had some questions about nakshatras. If i am understanding correctly, to > interpret dasa results, you look not only to the planet in the rasi but to > the lord to the nakshatra for that dasa as well. For example Jupiter in my > chart is in Shatabishak, ruled by rahu. Would you look to the placement of > rahu in the rasi (and navamsa) for indications in the jupiter mahadasa? Of course! > what about aspects to rahu? Would the energy of rahu be more important > than its house placement in figuring results? For example rahu sits in the > 9th house in the rasi; would 9th house matters be figured into the jupiter > dasa very heavily? how does the importance of the nakshatra lords weigh > against the actual planet involved? > Post your chart again. It depends on the nature of Rahu and the position of its depositor in your chart. Rahu in trine to Sun or transit natal Sun can be very good . Nothing works in isolation. Your Jupiter is in Kumbha like mine. > Probably enough questions for now. Thanks for bringing the subject to light. > Marcia > > > > > @}-------->-------------- > > > > > > > > > gjlist- > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 28, 2000 Report Share Posted August 28, 2000 > > > what about aspects to rahu? Would the energy of rahu be more important > > than its house placement in figuring results? For example rahu sits in the > > 9th house in the rasi; would 9th house matters be figured into the jupiter > > dasa very heavily? how does the importance of the nakshatra lords weigh > > against the actual planet involved? > > > Post your chart again. It depends on the nature of Rahu and the position >of its depositor in your chart. Rahu in trine to Sun or transit natal Sun >can be very good . Nothing works in isolation. Your Jupiter is in Kumbha >like mine. > > yes, we are both born in '62. my DOB is 12-18-62. born at 7.42 am EST in detroit, michigan. USA while it is always interesting to hear of my own chart, i was wondering about generalities as well. are there general "rules of thumb" or is everything individualized ? i guess i wonder about importances...which to look for in which order , ie: dispositor, nakshatra lord, house lord, etc. ps. good to hear of the outer planets being integrated in transits. do you use them as house rulers as well? take care marcia @}-------->-------------- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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