Cynthia - Navamsas versus Nakshatras

January 24, 2003

Dear Cynthia and List,

You are probably aware how much stress I put on the Navamsa (strength) of the

various Transit planets, in addition to the Sign they are in in the main chart.

I realise you and most Astrologers on the Lists instead (or maybe in addition)

look at the D1 Transits plus the NAKSHATRAS, rather than the Navamsa strength.

I am slowly learning about the effects in different Nakshatras - although the

transits in Navamsa seems easier - because that is purely a STRENGTH based

quality. Nakshatra TRs seem to be CHARACTER quality.

Hope I am making sense in what I am asking - do you disregard the D9

strength/sign of a TR planet in favour of looking at the Nakshatra a planet is

transiting through? Or do you use both?

Thanks - Sateesh.

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January 24, 2003

Om Namo Narayanaya,

Dear Sateesh,

Transits are seen in Navamsa. I have wrote an article on it, and not

only in Navamsa, but in other divisional charts. There are two methods:

1. See the exact longitude of Graha and find its navamsa placement

For Example:

guru is now in 20 deg. and 20 minutes of Kark which would put it

Makara (neecha navamsa), thus his efficiency in the transit is spoilt.

2. Another method is from Sage Bhrigu. Look at the same time of guru's

transit in Navamsa kundhali. So guru would be transiting kark rashi in

your navamsa kundhali. Read the effects accordingly.

This is very important topic, and I am glad you initiated it//

Best wishes

Zoran

Sateesh Batas wrote:

Dear

Cynthia and List, You

are probably aware how much stress I put on the Navamsa (strength) of the

various Transit planets, in addition to the Sign they are in in the main

chart. I realise you

and most Astrologers on the Lists instead (or maybe in addition) look at

the D1 Transits plus the NAKSHATRAS, rather than the Navamsa strength. I

am slowly learning about the effects in different Nakshatras - although

the transits in Navamsa seems easier - because that is purely a STRENGTH

based quality. Nakshatra TRs seem to be CHARACTER quality. Hope

I am making sense in what I am asking - do you disregard the D9 strength/sign

of a TR planet in favour of looking at the Nakshatra a planet is transiting

through? Or do you use both? Thanks

- Sateesh.

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January 24, 2003

Dear Zoran,

Many thanks. On 27th January, Guru will enter MT Navamsa - so we should see a

big difference in its ability (compared to current Neecha Navamsa).

What does this mean, Karka rasi? >> So guru would be transiting kark rashi in

your navamsa kundhali. <<

P.S. I am sending you a private mail off-list to ahimsa (AT) NSpoint (DOT) net .

Best - Sateesh.

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Friday, January 24, 2003 6:54 PM

Re: [GJ] Cynthia - Navamsas versus Nakshatras

Transits are seen in Navamsa. I have wrote an article on it, and not only in

Navamsa, but in other divisional charts. There are two methods:

1. See the exact longitude of Graha and find its navamsa placement For Example:

guru is now in 20 deg. and 20 minutes of Kark which would put it Makara

(neecha navamsa), thus his efficiency in the transit is spoilt.

2. Another method is from Sage Bhrigu. Look at the same time of guru's transit

in Navamsa kundhali. So guru would be transiting kark rashi in your navamsa

kundhali. Read the effects accordingly.

This is very important topic, and I am glad you initiated it//

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January 24, 2003

Dear Sateesh

I don't disregard it, I just have no experience with it. I need to pay

attention to the transits to the navamsa and others. Could you share some

insights?

c

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Sateesh Batas

GJ List

Friday, January 24, 2003 12:25 PM

[GJ] Cynthia - Navamsas versus Nakshatras

Dear Cynthia and List,

You are probably aware how much stress I put on the Navamsa (strength) of the

various Transit planets, in addition to the Sign they are in in the main chart.

I realise you and most Astrologers on the Lists instead (or maybe in addition)

look at the D1 Transits plus the NAKSHATRAS, rather than the Navamsa strength.

I am slowly learning about the effects in different Nakshatras - although the

transits in Navamsa seems easier - because that is purely a STRENGTH based

quality. Nakshatra TRs seem to be CHARACTER quality.

Hope I am making sense in what I am asking - do you disregard the D9

strength/sign of a TR planet in favour of looking at the Nakshatra a planet is

transiting through? Or do you use both?

Thanks - Sateesh.

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January 24, 2003

Dear Zoron

I am trying to follow is Kark short for karakumsa? Any chance you could make

this even more simple for those of us who are simple minded? If you could give

birth data and an example I think I could put the pieces together. I would

really like to use the divisional charts more than I have thus far.

cynthia

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Zoran Radosavljevic

gjlist

Friday, January 24, 2003 12:54 PM

Re: [GJ] Cynthia - Navamsas versus Nakshatras

Om Namo Narayanaya, Dear Sateesh, Transits are seen in Navamsa. I have wrote an

article on it, and not only in Navamsa, but in other divisional charts. There

are two methods: 1. See the exact longitude of Graha and find its navamsa

placement For Example: guru is now in 20 deg. and 20 minutes of Kark which

would put it Makara (neecha navamsa), thus his efficiency in the transit is

spoilt. 2. Another method is from Sage Bhrigu. Look at the same time of guru's

transit in Navamsa kundhali. So guru would be transiting kark rashi in your

navamsa kundhali. Read the effects accordingly. This is very important topic,

and I am glad you initiated it// Best wishes Zoran Sateesh Batas wrote:

Dear Cynthia and List, You are probably aware how much stress I put on the

Navamsa (strength) of the various Transit planets, in addition to the Sign they

are in in the main chart. I realise you and most Astrologers on the Lists

instead (or maybe in addition) look at the D1 Transits plus the NAKSHATRAS,

rather than the Navamsa strength. I am slowly learning about the effects in

different Nakshatras - although the transits in Navamsa seems easier - because

that is purely a STRENGTH based quality. Nakshatra TRs seem to be CHARACTER

quality. Hope I am making sense in what I am asking - do you disregard the D9

strength/sign of a TR planet in favour of looking at the Nakshatra a planet is

transiting through? Or do you use both? Thanks - Sateesh. --- Outgoing mail

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January 24, 2003

Dear Cynthia,

The only way I use the Navamsa with regards to assessing the overall Transit of

a planet in the Rasi is this - let us take Jupiter - when it is in its

Exalted/MT/Own (Cancer/Sagitt/Pisces) Navamsas - especially the former two - it

will be GREATLY empowered now - since Jupiter is Exalted in the Rasi currently.

Similarly, if Jupiter is Debilitated in Navamsa (like right now), its Exaltation

strength in Rasi is somewhat "half-baked". Hence, Tranist of Jupiter will be

somewhat half-baked until 27th January (Capricorn Navamsa), after which it will

be fully cooking (Sagittarius Navamsa).

Sateesh.

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Friday, January 24, 2003 7:59 PM

Re: [GJ] Cynthia - Navamsas versus Nakshatras

Dear Sateesh

I don't disregard it, I just have no experience with it. I need to pay

attention to the transits to the navamsa and others. Could you share some

insights?

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January 24, 2003

Om Namo Narayanya,

Dear Cynthia and Sateesh,

I meant cancer rashi, so you should use the same sign where graha is

placed in transit in rashi. For example, My friend gave birth to a child

when Guru was transiting Capricorn rashi some times back (I think it was

1986). Her saptamsa lagna is Virgo, and Guru was transiting capricorn (the

same rashi as in rashi chart-suggested by Sage Bhrigu), which was Saptamsa

5th house, and 5th house from Chandra and Guru who are placed in lagna

saptamsa. Rahu was transititing aries over natal saptamsa ketu, while ketu

was transtiting natal saptamsa rahu. Shani was transitting 3rd house (scorpio)

over saptamsa lagna lord budh. So we had both shani and guru touching the

significations of the 5th house in Saptamsa Kundhali. In this way, the

child was born.

Hope this helps.

Zoran

cynthianovak wrote:

Dear ZoronI

am trying to follow is Kark short for karakumsa? Any chance you could

make this even more simple for those of us who are simple minded?

If you could give birth data and an example I think I could put the pieces

together. I would really like to use the divisional charts more than

I have thus far.cynthia

-

Zoran Radosavljevic

gjlist

Friday, January 24, 2003 12:54

PM

Re: [GJ] Cynthia - Navamsas

versus Nakshatras

Om Namo Narayanaya,

Dear Sateesh,

Transits are seen in Navamsa. I have wrote an article on it, and not

only in Navamsa, but in other divisional charts. There are two methods:

1. See the exact longitude of Graha and find its navamsa placement

For Example:

guru is now in 20 deg. and 20 minutes of Kark which would put it

Makara (neecha navamsa), thus his efficiency in the transit is spoilt.

2. Another method is from Sage Bhrigu. Look at the same time of guru's

transit in Navamsa kundhali. So guru would be transiting kark rashi in

your navamsa kundhali. Read the effects accordingly.

This is very important topic, and I am glad you initiated it//

Best wishes

Zoran

Sateesh Batas wrote:

Dear

Cynthia and List, You are

probably aware how much stress I put on the Navamsa (strength) of the various

Transit planets, in addition to the Sign they are in in the main chart.

I realise you and most Astrologers on

the Lists instead (or maybe in addition) look at the D1 Transits plus the

NAKSHATRAS, rather than the Navamsa strength. I

am slowly learning about the effects in different Nakshatras - although

the transits in Navamsa seems easier - because that is purely a STRENGTH

based quality. Nakshatra TRs seem to be CHARACTER quality.

Hope I am making sense in what I am asking

- do you disregard the D9 strength/sign of a TR planet in favour of looking

at the Nakshatra a planet is transiting through? Or do you use both?

Thanks - Sateesh.

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January 25, 2003

Dear Zoran

OK I thought I'd check out my own divisional charts. I have been

uncharacteristically annoyed by my sweetie's 15 year old daughter. I can see

that Mars is in my 5th and Saturn is conjoined again within 1 degree. The

annoyance stems from her refusal to return the key to the front door to its

hiding place, instead leaving it visible to anyone walking to the front door.

Here is the interesting part and how Saturn slowly works. This has been going

on for months. She is a good kid but very moody and of course self centered.

Yesterday it really got to me. Now, I go to see the septumsa chart and there

is Mars in the same position as in Rashi a double hit and confirmation that the

transit would bring frustration with a child rather than another 5th house

concern. This is very interesting... So are these the sort of literal insights

that using transiting planets in the divisional charts will offer?

Thank you

cynthia

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Zoran Radosavljevic

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Friday, January 24, 2003 7:14 PM

Re: [GJ] Cynthia - Navamsas versus Nakshatras

Om Namo Narayanya, Dear Cynthia and Sateesh, I meant cancer rashi, so you should

use the same sign where graha is placed in transit in rashi. For example, My

friend gave birth to a child when Guru was transiting Capricorn rashi some

times back (I think it was 1986). Her saptamsa lagna is Virgo, and Guru was

transiting capricorn (the same rashi as in rashi chart-suggested by Sage

Bhrigu), which was Saptamsa 5th house, and 5th house from Chandra and Guru who

are placed in lagna saptamsa. Rahu was transititing aries over natal saptamsa

ketu, while ketu was transtiting natal saptamsa rahu. Shani was transitting 3rd

house (scorpio) over saptamsa lagna lord budh. So we had both shani and guru

touching the significations of the 5th house in Saptamsa Kundhali. In this way,

the child was born. Hope this helps. Zoran cynthianovak wrote: Dear ZoronI am

trying to follow is Kark short for karakumsa? Any chance you could make this

even more simple for those of us who are simple minded? If you could give

birth data and an example I think I could put the pieces together. I would

really like to use the divisional charts more than I have thus far.cynthia

-

Zoran Radosavljevic

gjlist

Friday, January 24, 2003 12:54 PM

Re: [GJ] Cynthia - Navamsas versus Nakshatras Om Namo Narayanaya, Dear

Sateesh, Transits are seen in Navamsa. I have wrote an article on it, and not

only in Navamsa, but in other divisional charts. There are two methods: 1. See

the exact longitude of Graha and find its navamsa placement For Example: guru

is now in 20 deg. and 20 minutes of Kark which would put it Makara (neecha

navamsa), thus his efficiency in the transit is spoilt. 2. Another method is

from Sage Bhrigu. Look at the same time of guru's transit in Navamsa kundhali.

So guru would be transiting kark rashi in your navamsa kundhali. Read the

effects accordingly. This is very important topic, and I am glad you initiated

it// Best wishes Zoran Sateesh Batas wrote: