Guest guest Posted July 3, 2005 Report Share Posted July 3, 2005 Janna Lynn wrote: >Dear List: > >With recent queries about planetary patterns signifying disease and illness, I >caught this prognosis from another list. What other factors would need to be >present in a chart other than Saturn-Moon in the navamsa to indicate a >possibility for Saturn-Moon causing the disease of cancer? > Hi Janna, The author mentions a study of "several charts" and later that the "majority" of cancer cases have the Moon/Saturn disposition. Not meaning to be sarcastic or over critical (since I don't know how many charts are being referred to here)--but the author is stating literally that the "majority" of "several" cases have this condition. I did read the article where only 5 cases are mentioned. Being interested in this premise, I pulled 278 cases of persons having cancer from the Astrodatabank (all data from charts rated AA-- from the birth certificate or birth record). Using Lahiri's ayanamsa, I calculated that 56 of these charts (or 20%) had a form of Saturn's full or 100% aspect on the Moon in the navamsa chart. 17 of these or 6% had the Moon/Saturn by conjunction, 10 or 4% by opposition, and the remainder of 29 or 9.5% by Saturns third house aspect. These results do not show a majority and should be compared to persons who have no history of cancer to see if these numbers are even relevant. Best wishes, Steve >The link for the full article is: >http://www.futurepointindia.com/articles/Moon-Saturn%20Combination.asp > >SATURN MOON COMBINATION AND CANCER DISEASE >-S.K. Sawhney >A study of several charts of cancer patients has shown a link between MOON >AND SATURN. This link is found in the Navmasa Chart. This does not >necessarily mean that all charts where the Moon and Satum are correlated >are cases of cancer. But the majority of cancer cases have the moon-saturn >disposition. If Moon is afflicted by saturn in Navamasa Chart, by Saturn >through posting, aspect or conjunction, it indicates the disease of cancer. >More important, Dashas or directional influences must also warrant the >disease of cancer. > >Janna > >--Om aim hrim srim sanaiscaraya namah. > >http://seven_directions.tripod.com/ > > > > Links > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 3, 2005 Report Share Posted July 3, 2005 Steven Stuckey wrote: > > >Hi Janna, > > The author mentions a study of "several charts" and later that the >"majority" of cancer cases have the Moon/Saturn disposition. Not meaning >to be sarcastic or over critical (since I don't know how many charts are >being referred to here)--but the author is stating literally that the >"majority" of "several" cases have this condition. I did read the >article where only 5 cases are mentioned. > >Being interested in this premise, I pulled 278 cases of persons having >cancer from the Astrodatabank (all data from charts rated AA-- from the >birth certificate or birth record). Using Lahiri's ayanamsa, I >calculated that 56 of these charts (or 20%) had a form of Saturn's full >or 100% aspect on the Moon in the navamsa chart. >17 of these or 6% had the Moon/Saturn by conjunction, 10 or 4% by >opposition, and the remainder of 29 or 9.5% by Saturns third house aspect. > >These results do not show a majority and should be compared to persons >who have no history of cancer to see if these numbers are even relevant. > *Note--there were no instances of Saturn's 10th house aspect on the Moon in any of the 56 navamsa charts. Best, Steve Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 3, 2005 Report Share Posted July 3, 2005 Thanks, Steve, for sharing your research. The astrologer who answered the query about Cancer-Moon & Saturn said that the effect would be more related to Saturn's impact on mind and emotions, and this made sense to me since if the mind is 'dis-eased,' the body will reflect that, although not necessarily in the form of Cancer. He further gave an example of an Alzheimer's patient he took care of and wondered if the patient had a Moon-Saturn aspect and when he ran a chart, the patient had Moon-Saturn together in the same house/sign. (Juliana had posed a query about planetary patterns indicating Alzheimer's recently, and the Moon-Saturn aspect might be interesting to research with regard to mind-memory loss and Saturn-Moon). I have natally a 10th house aspect of Saturn on Moon and now by transit as well, and I do find that I am more prone to Saturnian symptoms of worry and depression (this may be heightened by Rahu's 5th aspect on Saturn as well as Saturn's transit in Cancer), and I find that I'm staying in Cancer's protective shell more and more since Saturn entered Cancer in an attempt to stabilize my inner state. But I would be interested in more data on Saturn-Moon. Janna --Om aim hrim srim sanaiscaraya namah. http://seven_directions.tripod.com/ valist, Steven Stuckey <steven@l...> wrote: > > > Steven Stuckey wrote: > > > > > > >Hi Janna, > > > > The author mentions a study of "several charts" and later that the > >"majority" of cancer cases have the Moon/Saturn disposition. Not meaning > >to be sarcastic or over critical (since I don't know how many charts are > >being referred to here)--but the author is stating literally that the > >"majority" of "several" cases have this condition. I did read the > >article where only 5 cases are mentioned. > > > >Being interested in this premise, I pulled 278 cases of persons having > >cancer from the Astrodatabank (all data from charts rated AA-- from the > >birth certificate or birth record). Using Lahiri's ayanamsa, I > >calculated that 56 of these charts (or 20%) had a form of Saturn's full > >or 100% aspect on the Moon in the navamsa chart. > >17 of these or 6% had the Moon/Saturn by conjunction, 10 or 4% by > >opposition, and the remainder of 29 or 9.5% by Saturns third house aspect. > > > >These results do not show a majority and should be compared to persons > >who have no history of cancer to see if these numbers are even relevant. > > > > > > > *Note--there were no instances of Saturn's 10th house aspect on the Moon > in any of the 56 navamsa charts. > > > Best, > > Steve > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 3, 2005 Report Share Posted July 3, 2005 Janna Lynn wrote: >Thanks, Steve, for sharing your research. The astrologer who answered the >query about Cancer-Moon & Saturn said that the effect would be more related >to Saturn's impact on mind and emotions, and this made sense to me since if >the mind is 'dis-eased,' the body will reflect that, although not necessarily in >the form of Cancer. He further gave an example of an Alzheimer's patient he >took care of and wondered if the patient had a Moon-Saturn aspect and when >he ran a chart, the patient had Moon-Saturn together in the same house/sign. >(Juliana had posed a query about planetary patterns indicating Alzheimer's >recently, and the Moon-Saturn aspect might be interesting to research with >regard to mind-memory loss and Saturn-Moon). > Hi Janna, The Latin origin of the word 'Cancer' is 'Crab'--this so named by Greek physician Galen because of the similarity in appearance of some tumors to the crab. It makes perfect sense, and I can vouch for this also in charts that I've seen, that some cancers may be related to deep seated emotions. Cancer is one of the most senstive and empathic signs of the zodiac. They have a self protective habit of drawing into their 'shells' when they are emotionally hurt in some way. The connection of .Saturn in Cancer, or Saturn/Moon may tend to inhibit in some way the expression of feeing, so that feelings are deeply held within. Jupiter can also play a role in the development of tumors or growths, but these don't always have to be malignant of course. >I have natally a 10th house aspect of Saturn on Moon and now by transit as >well, and I do find that I am more prone to Saturnian symptoms of worry and >depression (this may be heightened by Rahu's 5th aspect on Saturn as well >as Saturn's transit in Cancer), and I find that I'm staying in Cancer's protective >shell more and more since Saturn entered Cancer in an attempt to stabilize >my inner state. But I would be interested in more data on Saturn-Moon. > I'll look through my files and see if I can offer anything pertinent on this.... Best wishes, Steve > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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