Guest guest Posted April 12, 2003 Report Share Posted April 12, 2003 gjlist, "Sateesh Batas" <makara@n...> wrote: > Dear Janna, > > Would the Jupiter dasa (in October) be "less than auspicious" for a Cancer lagna (me) with NT Jupiter in H-3 > > > DEPENDS ON WHETHER NATAL JUPITER AFFLICTS ANYTHING IN THE 6TH OR FROM THE 6TH (VIA ITS 5TH/7TH/9TH ASPECTS). > Sorry - should read in the THIRD or from the THIRD. MY REPLY: IF...I'M FOLLOWING YOU, IN H-3 there is Neptune (NT Neptune 13*, Nt Jupiter 26*; in H-5 is NT Ketu at 27*). In Western astro, NT Jupiter would sextile 60*) NT Ketu, but this may be apples and oranges again. So if...I'm not following you, this may be a later lesson....But thank you. —Janna RE: the functional (malefic) nature of Jupiter in H-6 and H-8, it "feels better" that Mars is out of H-6 (and no longer opposing : Saturn) and into H-7 now, although I have some "apprehension" that Mars will spend from June-December (because of the : retrograde) in H-8 (for a Cancer lagna, and this will oppose NT Mars). Is this justified? MARS IS YK FOR YOU - IT IS INHERENTLY MORE BENEFIC THAN MALEFIC. IT WILL NOT HARM NT MARS OR VICE VERSA. ITS TRANSIT THROUGH THE 8TH THOUGH IS NOT TOO GOOD FOR MARS/10TH ISSUES FOR 6 MONTHS. > > : RE: the functional (malefic) nature of Jupiter in H-6 and H-8, it "feels better" that Mars is out of H-6 (and no longer opposing > : Saturn) and into H-7 now, although I have some "apprehension" that Mars will spend from June-December (because of the > : retrograde) in H-8 (for a Cancer lagna, and this will oppose NT Mars). Is this justified? > > > MARS IS YK FOR YOU - IT IS INHERENTLY MORE BENEFIC THAN MALEFIC. IT WILL NOT HARM NT MARS OR VICE VERSA. ITS TRANSIT THROUGH THE 8TH THOUGH IS NOT TOO GOOD FOR MARS/10TH ISSUES FOR 6 MONTHS. > > Sateesh. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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