Medical infant info

[Guest guest]

Dear List,

A friend of mine had twin boys on Oct. 21, 2001

She required a C-section. The first boy came out

at under 4 pounds, and required carotid artery surgery

on the 22nd, and is currently being kept alive on a respirator.

There is a chance that this first child will develop cerebral palsy

from the lack of blood in utero.

The second boy was pulled out one minute later and is a

healthy 7 lb. infant.

Apparently one fetus got over three quarters of the blood

supply from the placenta.

Child 1 -

Born Oct. 21, 2001

9.10 am

Santa Rosa, Ca. USA

Child 2 -

same data except born at 9.11

What are the significant differences in this situation?

Marcia

[Guest guest]

Om Gurave Namah

--------------------------

Dear Marcia,

Was there daylight saving on that day? Did the nurses just write down that

time giving a minute gap or is the gap accurate? Please check as this is a

very good case study.

Best Wishes

Sanjay Rath

[Guest guest]

dear Sanjay

Yes, daylight savings is in effect for the birth dates

As far as I know this is the accurate times, according to the

father who was in the delivery room.

i was not there, so we need to work with these times.

I know, it is a good case study...how does one determine differences

that occur in utero? obviously this first child had a karma of a

very

different sort than his brother, who shared the womb with him .

Marcia

At 08:17 PM 10/30/01 +0530, you wrote:

Om Gurave Namah

--------------------------

Dear Marcia,

Was there daylight saving on that day? Did the nurses just write down

that

time giving a minute gap or is the gap accurate? Please check as this is

a

very good case study.

Best Wishes

Sanjay Rath

[Guest guest]

OM SRI GURAVE NAMAHDear Marcia,

The times have been slightly corrected on the basis of the information:

CHART-1: 1st Delivery (Technically younger -Note in Jyotish the elder twin i.e.

the one who is delivered first is the younger and weaker) Data: 21 Oct 2001,

9.10'15" Standard time, Zone +7.00, Santa Rosa, CA, USA.

CHART-2: 2nd Delivery (Technically elder as this child was CONCEIVED FIRST will be the stronger)

Data: 21 Oct 2001, 9.11'30" Standard time, Zone +7.00, Santa Rosa, CA, USA.

 

Pranapada is placed in the seventh house from Lagnamsa (Lagna in Navamsa) in

Chart-1 and is afflicated by the Aditya-Chandala Yoga (Sun+Rahu) which is a

sort of affliction that damages the head and life forces are very weak. In

chart-2, the Pranapada is with exalted Mars in Capricorn Navamsa in ninth

house, making the child physically very strong and dynamic. Note the strong

Dhan Yoga in the Navamsa Lagna. This child will be very well off in life and

also quite a personality.

 

I have purposely ignored all other aspects as I wanted to bring out the

importance of the Pranapada (so that programmers can incorporate this in the

Rasi and other D-charts as a choise option). This is the MOST VITAL POINT of

the chart and Parasara has devoted a chapter to this. It is the life force

within us and determines our stay, our strength and weaknesses and many other

matters like culture etc.

 

For example, if Pranapada is in Aquarius Rasi/Amsa the person is very cultured

and an intellectual like a typical aquarian, whereas in Leo Rasi/Amsa, the

person becomes a brute like a lion, roaring and behaving as if this world is

his fathers property! This Pranapada has so many other matters to say...God

willing soon.

 

Marcia, as another hint, look at the Shastyamsa D-60 charts in the two cases and

see the difference for yourself. The aditya-chandala yoga persists and is on the

HEAD of Chart-1. Six months is very tough for the child.

 

I don't know if Chandra devi is reading this, and if she is, then you can

request her for the charts of two twins as well who had such different lives.

 

The point is we spend hours debating on the rasi and Navamsa when Parasara has

clearly given the highest weightage to the Shastyamsa. We need to examine this

further.

Best RegardsSanjay Rathhttp://sanjayrath.tripod.com

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Marcia

gjlist

Wednesday, October 31, 2001 12:38 AM

Re: [GJ] Medical infant info

dear SanjayYes, daylight savings is in effect for the birth datesAs far as I

know this is the accurate times, according to the father who was in the

delivery room.i was not there, so we need to work with these times.I know, it

is a good case study...how does one determine differencesthat occur in utero?

obviously this first child had a karma of a verydifferent sort than his

brother, who shared the womb with him .MarciaAt 08:17 PM 10/30/01 +0530, you

wrote:

Om Gurave Namah--------------------------Dear

Marcia,Was there daylight saving on that day? Did the nurses just write down

thattime giving a minute gap or is the gap accurate? Please check as this is

avery good case study.Best WishesSanjay RathOm Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya; Hare

Krishna; Om Tat Sat:

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[Guest guest]

Dear Sanjay

Thanks for looking at this.

Unfortunately my knowledge in jyotish is minimal.

I don't know what Pranapada is.

Is there a possibility that the weaker twin will not survive?

Or only that up until 6 months things will be tough?

Marcia