Medical Astrology

August 27, 2001

Dear Manoj,

Apart from those (on the list) already involved with healing, i.e., naturopaths,

ayurvedic practitioners, homeopaths, etc., I doubt if any of us are about to

hang our shingle up on the front door and start practising medical astrology.

However a complete astrologer must have a complete understanding of jyotish;

this is not possible if certain areas of study are ignored or considered outside

of our field...this is non-sense!

I have a dear sister who has suffered chronic back pain for most of her adult

life. In spite of her pain she's a jolly soul...the typical easygoing fat lady

(as broad as she is high)...because of her happy outgoing disposition, the

family in particular and uncaring people in general, have made light of her

physical pain...in many cases they even disbelieve her altogether. Reading her

horoscope has opened my eyes to the fact that her chronic back pain is very

real.

Surely an astrologers role is not just to know how many children a native may

have, or how much wealth, how many marriages, successful career or what; surely

the astrologer should strive to understand (completely) the burden of karma

inflicted on his client...your advice can only be half good if you only have

half the knowledge.

I trained as a nurse when I was young and also (later) studied naturopathy, and

more recently taken short courses on Ayurveda...so the interest is there (of

course), but do I consider myself a medical practitioner?...NO!!!

Do I give medical advice?...NO!!!

I give astrological advice, and the more complete my knowledge, the better

advice I can give.

If you have Doctors now studying astrology with you, then you must have some

valuable knowledge you could share with us all. This would increase our

understanding and only help to further this divine science :-))

Best Regards,

Wendy

August 27, 2001

Dear Wendy

What are the indications for back pain in a chart in your opinion

Thanks

Nicholas

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> I have a dear sister who has suffered chronic back pain for most of her

adult life. In spite of her pain she's a jolly soul...the typical easygoing

fat lady (as broad as she is high)...because of her happy outgoing

disposition, the family in particular and uncaring people in general, have

made light of her physical pain...in many cases they even disbelieve her

altogether. Reading her horoscope has opened my eyes to the fact that her

chronic back pain is very real.

August 27, 2001

Dear Wendy,

Thats the correct approach. As astrologers we must warn people that they are

about to enter a bad phase in life. Y'day only, my cousin elder brother came

home after a long gap of 8 years. During these 8 years, he has suffered a

lot. Now look at the chart : Leo lagna with Venus/Rahu in the second house.

Sun in the third, Jupiter/Mercury in the 4th, Saturn in the sixth, Mars in

the sixth house and Moon/Ketu in the 8th house. See heavy affliction to

Venus and Moon. Now he is a complete fickle minded person. Now he is passing

Moon dasha which is abot to end in a couple of years. Earlier it was Sun

dasha which has completely ruined his life. He does not enjoy good relations

with anyone around in the family. But what to do, he has to suffer the

Prarabdh. So I warned him to be careful for another two years when Mars

takes over. Being the ninth lord, he may bring in some relief but is placed

in the sixth house and in divisional charts Saturn and Mars are related with

each other through aspects. So in fact I do not see much improvement but I

did prepare him mentally to face it.

Medical astrology is again such a field. We have to work continuously but

dont need to hang boards outside our house : Medical Astrologer. We all have

our share of success and failures. As I have told the list many times, the

failures encourage me whereas successes depress me because the successes

tend to go to head and make one complacent.

regards,

Manoj

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>Mon, 27 Aug 2001 23:07:46 +0800

>

>Dear Manoj,

>

>Apart from those (on the list) already involved with healing, i.e.,

>naturopaths, ayurvedic practitioners, homeopaths, etc., I doubt if any of

>us are about to hang our shingle up on the front door and start practising

>medical astrology. However a complete astrologer must have a complete

>understanding of jyotish; this is not possible if certain areas of study

>are ignored or considered outside of our field...this is non-sense!

>

>I have a dear sister who has suffered chronic back pain for most of her

>adult life. In spite of her pain she's a jolly soul...the typical easygoing

>fat lady (as broad as she is high)...because of her happy outgoing

>disposition, the family in particular and uncaring people in general, have

>made light of her physical pain...in many cases they even disbelieve her

>altogether. Reading her horoscope has opened my eyes to the fact that her

>chronic back pain is very real.

>

>Surely an astrologers role is not just to know how many children a native

>may have, or how much wealth, how many marriages, successful career or

>what; surely the astrologer should strive to understand (completely) the

>burden of karma inflicted on his client...your advice can only be half good

>if you only have half the knowledge.

>

>I trained as a nurse when I was young and also (later) studied naturopathy,

>and more recently taken short courses on Ayurveda...so the interest is

>there (of course), but do I consider myself a medical practitioner?...NO!!!

>Do I give medical advice?...NO!!!

>I give astrological advice, and the more complete my knowledge, the better

>advice I can give.

>

>If you have Doctors now studying astrology with you, then you must have

>some valuable knowledge you could share with us all. This would increase

>our understanding and only help to further this divine science :-))

>

>Best Regards,

>Wendy

>

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August 28, 2001

Dear Nicholas,

Just very briefly (sorry) mind weary today

My sister born Oct. 11 1938 (13.32) Melbourne, Australia (Capricorn rising), has

Jupiter fallen in lagna and according to my literature Jupiter represents liver,

ears, naval, hips, etc...whilst 6th house (and Virgo) represent region of naval,

hips (back, waist, small intestine), etc...6th lord Mercury although in own sign

in 9th is combust 8th lord Sun and is aspected by afflicted Jupiter. Both

Mercury and Sun are in nakshatra of Mars who is in the 8th house of chronic

illness.

Note also exchange of signs between lagnesh Saturn and Saturn's dispositor

Jupiter, and the 8th aspect of Mars. Both Saturn and Mars can inflict pain.

Rgds, Wendy

BTW I didn't notice the advert, what was it ?

You Wrote:

Dear Wendy

What are the indications for back pain in a chart in your opinion

Thanks

Nicholas

P.S Did you notice the ad your message came through with

October 10, 2002

Namasta my friends

I have been a list member for a few years now, but I usually don't have the

time to post a lot. Not to mention I type like a snail and my joytish Knowledge

is kids stuff compared to most of you. But I sure do love to come home from work

and reading all of your postings.

As some of you may remember me I am the Ayurvedic specialist whom is trying

to incorporate joytish as medical astrology; lining the planets up with the

chakras and then using gem therapy to help heal the patient, a long with herbs

diet and lifestyle changes.

I recently help heal a young girl of Hashimoto's disease (her body was

attacking her thyroid) and thought all of you might be interested in the

details.The medical doctors wanted to remove her thyroid which she was not to

happy about.

It turns out she had mercury (5th chakra = thyroid) debilitated and sharing

the 8th house with her sun = (self) 2 degrees apart and Saturn in her third

house which also involves the thyroid. Using the lesser of the gems

(semi-precious) I used a strand of green tourmaline around her neck to give

mercury strength an herb formula and diet changes. I was amazed on how fast she

turned around. I have never seen any of my patients turn around that quick. I

can only believe that the green tourmaline did most of the work since it takes

most herbs a few weeks to work. This is the kind of results I live for! she is

only nineteen works two jobs and says that this is the first time in a long

time that when she gets out of bed in the morning she actually wakes up.

I hope to be a good enough astrology some day to be able to see the

potential disease before the manifestation stage instead of after it. Bless

you my friends ......... Noel ..........

October 10, 2002

Dear Noel

It is nice to have a new poster since some of last weeks celebrities have gone into lurk mode .

Two books I have found useful im medical astrology are J N Bhasin's and V K

Choudhry's although they use very different techniques .

I know some members on this list collect medical charts so when you post it is

good to present the full birth details , lagna and degree so that those doing

research can be benefitted .Please post other interesting cases that you come

across .

It is good to hear that you were able to help your client and such reports are

inspiring tp those studying this sacred science .

Best Wishes

Nicholas

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Noel

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