Planets in Signs - Curt

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Curt,

 

What you say for the most part is true - the books

that are more modern on the subject merely seem to ape

what the classics say. But that's isn't necessarily a

bad thing.

 

What I do is look at the classical delineations and

then compare that to what the modern western

astrologers are saying about that same placement, and

then I make judgement based on my own study. Sometimes

my intrepretation will lean more toward one style or

the other, depending on the situation.

 

I think the great value in this approach is that it

allows me to sup from both systems and apply where

necessary. I have done this many times.

 

Hope this helps a bit.

 

Salaam,

Mu

--- Curtis Burns <curtisburns wrote:

> Right I read and continue to refer back to Light on

> Life, it is really one

> of the best. In my 10+ years doing western ast I

> learned a lot from Hand,

> Sasportas, Tyl, Ebertin, Greene, Hamaker-Zondag, and

> others who gave

> specific planet house/sign meanings for all the

> planets.

>

> I am wondering if there are any modern Indian

> astrologers who have produced

> likewise giving us the unique Vedic perspective on

> houses and sign. Charak

> kind of disappointed me because his planet

> delineations merely restate what

> the classics say, and the classics are somewhat

> simplistic, outdated, and

> negative in their planet attributions.

>

> I wonder if there are any good realistic works for

> self-taught jyotishis

> like I can use.

>

> Curtis

>

>

 

 

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