Chart analysis

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Dear Christopher

 

One thing about the chart you read for me that also should not be

overlooked is the fact that Venus falls in the navamsha of Saturn and

is in exchange with Saturn. It is also afflicted by Mars. Saturn is

8th lord and ava yogi. Rahu is in the navamsha of Saturn afflicted

again by Saturn by 10th house aspect. In the rashi chart Venus

suffers from Papa kartari Yoga also from Saturn and Mars.

 

I think generally Rahu when well placed is the best influence,

especially in conjuntion or trine to Sun. The depositor of course

must be well placed. We cannot look at things too superficially or on

the other hand over intellectualize things. I am not a slave to the

ancient texts although I respect them greatly. Environment should

also be taken into account when making judgemnents especially in

regards to the receptive watery rashis. They are far more

impressionable and changable than the earthy or firy rashis. Airy

rashis are changable but more in a nervous or mental way. Watery

rashis are changable in a emotional way.

 

I have stated it before but will say it again that no influence of a

planet should be interpreted until house and sign position,

nakshatra, aspects and navamsha position are studied. Only then can

the whole picture be seen. I in particular look at the depositors and

the nakshatra lords to see if a planet is acting as final depositor

of the planets or nakshatras. This I feel is an understated technique

that should never be overlooked. After this good intuition and

experience is everything. I am a more intuitive rather than technical

astrologer, I see a chart very holistically, others I know can't and

must work step by step. A chart must be looked at over and over again

at different times. I find everytime I look at somebodies chart I can

see something new. This always keeps me interested and humble as my

old Pundit constantly reminds me I am a baby to astrology.

 

I hope my ponderings are of use to somebody

 

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