Guest guest Posted April 22, 2001 Report Share Posted April 22, 2001 Dear Chris, The arudas may be another worthwhile avenue. However, following the rules of jyotish, I still come up 'butt ugly'. Rather than chase your tail with the outers and divisionals, Rasi and Navamsa should give you all the information you need to comment accurately on appearance. Sometimes, a few deep breathes and a break from the puzzle helps. Also, try visualising the person with the information you have garnered. Oftentimes intellect is a poor servant...as we all know, looks can be deceiving!. Love Ann. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 23, 2001 Report Share Posted April 23, 2001 Dear Ann, Wendy and all; I'm glad we've had such broad participation on this question. There is a real sense of community of learners. The whole question of attractiveness and appearance is a slippery one to my mind. I've yet to get a clear grasp of the essential factors. It may turn out that attractiveness is not perceivable by the horoscope and that we're better off trying to determine complexion, height and those sorts of things. As I said to Wendy, my feeling is that there are so many ways(aspects to Asc, lagnesh, aspects to dispositor of either) to see attractiveness in a chart, that it's hard to tell the difference between a good looking chart and the chart of and average looking person. I still think that jyotish does have the means to do this, but maybe we (this is the royal "we" as much as anything!) just need to rank the rules a bit better. I thought it might be fun to make it into a little test to see how people go about deciding Here are a few charts. Can you guess which one is good looking and which is plain? (both are public figures) Chart 1: Dec 1 1935 10.55 pm EST 40n38 73w56 Chart 2: Apr 29 1958 8.11 am PDT 33n45 117w52 Feel free to comment on any aspect of their physical appearance such as height, complexion, etc. Answer tomorrow. Chris PS I'll be happy to pass the baton on to someone else later so I can test my skills and practice my humility. :-) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 23, 2001 Report Share Posted April 23, 2001 Om Krishnaaya Namah Hey Chris, > > I thought it might be fun to make it into a little test to see how people > go about deciding Here are a few charts. Can you guess which one is good > looking and which is plain? (both are public figures) > > Chart 1: Dec 1 1935 10.55 pm EST 40n38 73w56 > > Chart 2: Apr 29 1958 8.11 am PDT 33n45 117w52 > I'd guess that chart two is the good-looking one, while Chart one is plain. Here's why I think chart two stands out for beauty. The Lagna Lord, Venus, is exalted in the eleventh house, with the second and fifth Lord Mercury. Though Mercury is debilitated, it is stationary, which strenghtens it greatly, perhaps even more than any neecha bhanga. There is no malefic aspect here. The Arudha Lagna, showing the appearance as others perceive it is aspected by none apart from the Moon, who aspects it by sign-aspects (always more important when looking at Arudhas). In the Navamsha, Venus is in the Lagna in Cancer. A lotta confluence. The 1935 chart simply lacks these sorts of indications. Waiting for the answer, Pursottam P.S. As a side note, the Moon exactly squares the Lagna. It also happens to be the Lagna Nakshatra Lord. Maybe this is important? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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