Guest guest Posted December 11, 2005 Report Share Posted December 11, 2005 John Lennon 25 Years Later 5:17 PM 12/8/05 Thu Today marks the 25th anniversary of the death of John Lennon, killed at the hands of a crazed fan, Mark David Chapman. As I type this, all manner of retrospectives and the like are airing on radio, TV and the internet about the life and times of one of the most famous people ever to walk the Earth. As always, Lennon's life and Vedic chart proves a good case study for those of us who wish to glean Jyotish's insights: John Lennon Oct 9 1940 6.30PM BST Liverpool, England/UK; Lahiri 26 Pis 40. Lennon was born with Pisces on the Asc, a Sign associated with artistry, mysticism and, when other factors are involved, drugs. It is well known that Lennon, along with the rest of the Beatles were quite heavily into drugs, and of course, their musical contributions speak for themselves. Note the strong influence of Ketu on the Lagna (Ascendant), which, as one half of the serpent-being who tried to steal the drink of immortality, represents all forms of intoxicants. Looking a bit closely at Lennon's chart though, speaks strongly as to his longevity; right off the bat we can see that his lifespan would not be long. I say that because Jupiter, Lennon's Asc Lord, is both Rx and in tight conjunction with Saturn in the 2nd House. Saturn is not only debilitated in Aries, but in DEEP debilitation at that; in the 2nd House, this combination accounts for many of Lennon's gaffes, particularly the "We're more famous than Jesus" remark. Very often, people with strong 2nd House challenges tend to make remarks they shouldn't utter within public earshot. For any chart, the Asc Lord is the most important planet; its condition and participation in planetary yogas with other planets will very often tell the tale as to the overall life chances of the native. In Lennon's case, with the Asc Lord so very weakened, we would have to say that Lenno's health would be in question. But with his Moon in the 11th House of Groups - in this case, The Beatles - we can see where his fame came from. The Moon forms a Gaja Kersari Yoga, and from the Moon we see that Saturn, which is Lagnesh from the Moon, has attained Neechabhanga status. Moreover, again from the Moon, Mercury, which is the 9th Lord, is in the 10th and aspects Saturn. As a rule, a singer/artist needs a strong 3rd House, for this House represents such areas of life; in Lennon's case, from the birth Asc, we see that Venus rules his 3rd and is aspected by Lagnesh Jupiter. "The arts" is an easy theme to see in this horoscope. What is very noticeable in Lennon's chart is the very, very, very, VERY stressed out 7th House; not only does he have Kuja Dosha but he also has the Sun and Rahu in the 78th as well. On top of that, Venus, which represents relationships and marriage in general, is placed in one of the worst Houses in a Vedic chart, the 6th, AND in one of its worst Sign placements, Leo. All of these markers suggest at the very least, a turbulent state of affairs with regard to marriage, if not worse. Lennon's chart stands as a vivid example of just how Kuja Dosha works in a chart - first of all, Mars in and of itself placed in the 7th House will not bring about the destruction of a marriage; much depends on whether the native is a man or woman, as well as to the inherent condition of Mars in the particular chart. But even IF Mars is placed in a bad way in someone's chart, the 7th House has to be severely challenged in order for all of the textbook problems associated with Kuja Dosha to truly manifest. With 3 first rate malefics in the 7th House (the Sun, Rahu and Mars), with Mars in the 7th House in the chart of a man and with Mars in the Sign of an Enemy, we can see why Lennon had a disasterous previous marriage before he met Yoko Ono - and even then, they went through a period of seperation. This 7th House situation also speaks very well to Lennon's dislike of Paul McCartney; the other night, I happened to hear a previously unreleased interview with Lennon in 1970, right after the breakup of the Beatles. During the interview Lennon made it very clear that not only did he work with McCartney often if at all, but that he didn't like him much either. The 7th House represents "marriages" of all kinds - personal/romantic/sexual, and business as well. Note that the 7th Lord Mercury is placed in the 8th House, while Venus, the 8th Lord, is placed in the 6th. This is a very difficult chart for marriage and relationships, no matter how you slice it. The entire decade of the 1960s saw tremendous success for Lennon and the rest of the Beatles; at the time, Lennon was having Venus Dasa. Note the YK status of Venus from the Moon, as well as the 3rd House tie-ins from both the Asc and the Moon. Lennon met and married Yoko Ono toward the end of his Venus Dasa in the late 1960s; the Mercury sub period was running at the time of his marriage to Ono. Mercury rules the 7th. At the time Lennon was killed, he was in his Moon Dasa. This in itself wouldn't make one think "death" - but - when we consider the fact that Lennon's sub period of Jupiter came in ONE DAY BEFORE he was shot to death, it all makes perfect sense. Remember what I said above about the importance of the Asc Lord? Very often, in the charts of people who's lives are shortened, the Lagnesh is usually very weakened in some way. At the very least, even if they don't die when the periods of their ruling planets are in operation, they can expect protracted periods of illness, etc. Note too that Jupiter rules the 12th House from the Moon. Loss. Note too that Jupiter along with debilitated Saturn aspects the 8th House of Death. Salaam, Mu Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 11, 2005 Report Share Posted December 11, 2005 Thank you so much, Mu for posting your analysis of the John Lennon chart. Very well written. I followed it step by step and gained some valuable insights. However - i came up with Ju/Me/Su/Me on the day of his death, which still makes a lot of sense. I have been using 365 days/Lahiri. His Moon Maha Dasha ended when he was nine years old in my program. Hmmmmm??? How can we be both that off? Any idea? What did you use? Thank you again, Blessings, Sabine valist, "MuMin Bey" <mumin_bey> wrote: > > John Lennon 25 Years Later > > > > > John Lennon Oct 9 1940 6.30PM BST Liverpool, England/UK; Lahiri 26 > Pis 40. > > > > At the time Lennon was killed, he was in his Moon Dasa. This in > itself wouldn't make one think "death" - but - when we consider the > fact that Lennon's sub period of Jupiter came in ONE DAY BEFORE he > was shot to death, it all makes perfect sense. Remember what I said > above about the importance of the Asc Lord? Very often, in the > charts of people who's lives are shortened, the Lagnesh is usually > very weakened in some way. At the very least, even if they don't die > when the periods of their ruling planets are in operation, they can > expect protracted periods of illness, etc. Note too that Jupiter > rules the 12th House from the Moon. Loss. Note too that Jupiter > along with debilitated Saturn aspects the 8th House of Death. > > Salaam, > Mu > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 11, 2005 Report Share Posted December 11, 2005 Dear Sabine, Mu takes dasha calculated by lagna, not by moon. Regards, Ashutosh - "sabinchenus" <stetsa <valist> Monday, 12 December, 2005 08:27 Re: John Lennon 25 Years Later > Thank you so much, Mu for posting your analysis of the John Lennon chart. > Very well written. I followed it step by step and gained some valuable insights. > > However - i came up with Ju/Me/Su/Me on the day of his death, which still makes > a lot of sense. I have been using 365 days/Lahiri. > > His Moon Maha Dasha ended when he was nine years old in my program. > > Hmmmmm??? How can we be both that off? Any idea? What did you use? > > Thank you again, > Blessings, > Sabine > > > valist, "MuMin Bey" <mumin_bey> wrote: > > > > John Lennon 25 Years Later > > > > > > > > > John Lennon Oct 9 1940 6.30PM BST Liverpool, England/UK; Lahiri 26 > > Pis 40. > > > > > > > > At the time Lennon was killed, he was in his Moon Dasa. This in > > itself wouldn't make one think "death" - but - when we consider the > > fact that Lennon's sub period of Jupiter came in ONE DAY BEFORE he > > was shot to death, it all makes perfect sense. Remember what I said > > above about the importance of the Asc Lord? Very often, in the > > charts of people who's lives are shortened, the Lagnesh is usually > > very weakened in some way. At the very least, even if they don't die > > when the periods of their ruling planets are in operation, they can > > expect protracted periods of illness, etc. Note too that Jupiter > > rules the 12th House from the Moon. Loss. Note too that Jupiter > > along with debilitated Saturn aspects the 8th House of Death. > > > > Salaam, > > Mu > > > > Links > > > > > > > _________________________ Appel audio GRATUIT partout dans le monde avec le nouveau Messenger Téléchargez cette version sur http://fr.messenger. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 12, 2005 Report Share Posted December 12, 2005 Thank you, dear Ashutosh for your reply, now i am really confused (most of the time:)).... I was under the impression that i used the Lagna. I re-casted chart and used moon as ascendent and getting again (ofcourse?) the same dashas. If your time permits, could you please explain in little more detail, what you are referring to? I might have some big stumbling block in my understanding here...and could learn something very important. Thank you again. Blessings, Sabine valist, "astrologerashutosh" <astrologerashutosh> wrote: > > Dear Sabine, > > Mu takes dasha calculated by lagna, not by moon. > > Regards, > > Ashutosh > > > > > > valist, "MuMin Bey" <mumin_bey> wrote: > > > > > > John Lennon 25 Years Later > > > > > > > > > > > > > John Lennon Oct 9 1940 6.30PM BST Liverpool, England/UK; Lahiri 26 > > > Pis 40. > > > > > > > > > > > > At the time Lennon was killed, he was in his Moon Dasa. This in > > > itself wouldn't make one think "death" - but - when we consider the > > > fact that Lennon's sub period of Jupiter came in ONE DAY BEFORE he > > > was shot to death, it all makes perfect sense. Remember what I said > > > above about the importance of the Asc Lord? Very often, in the > > > charts of people who's lives are shortened, the Lagnesh is usually > > > very weakened in some way. At the very least, even if they don't die > > > when the periods of their ruling planets are in operation, they can > > > expect protracted periods of illness, etc. Note too that Jupiter > > > rules the 12th House from the Moon. Loss. Note too that Jupiter > > > along with debilitated Saturn aspects the 8th House of Death. > > > > > > Salaam, > > > Mu > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Links > > > > > > > > > > > > > > _________________________ > Appel audio GRATUIT partout dans le monde avec le nouveau Messenger > Téléchargez cette version sur http://fr.messenger. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 12, 2005 Report Share Posted December 12, 2005 Dear Sabine, You do not have to take the moon as an ascendent to calculate dashas by lagna. The dashas system which is most popular in vedic astrology is vimshottari dasha where the dashas are calculated for a 120 year period. The usual process is to calculate the nakshtra on which the moon is placed. Every nakshatra has a planet-lord. There are 27 nakshatras and the nine planets rule over three nakshatras each. The planet lord of the moon's nakshatra at birth is given the beginning years of the dashas at birth. Just like moon's nakshatra, every planet and even the ascendent is placed on one of these 27 nakshatras. So, if one calculates dashas by lagna, the planet-lord of lagna's nakshatra forms the first phase of the dashas and so on. The dasha cycle goes on in following way: Ketu(7 years), venus(20 years), sun(6 years), moon(10 years), mars(7 years), rahu(18 years), jupiter(16 years), saturn(19 yeas) and mercury(17 years). This sequence and ratio is maintained in all sub-periods of the dashas. Like if one has to calculate the antardasha of sun in venus mahadasha then the formula will be: 6/120 * 20*12 Many astrological softwares today have the provision of dasha-calculations by either of the nine planets or the ascendent itself. John lennon was born in pisces ascendent and ascendent's nakshatra was revati, ruled by mercury. Whereas, his moon was in shravan nakshatra, ruled by moon. I hope this is of some help. Regards, Ashutosh - "sabinchenus" <stetsa <valist> Tuesday, 13 December, 2005 01:09 Re: John Lennon 25 Years Later Thank you, dear Ashutosh for your reply, now i am really confused (most of the time:)).... I was under the impression that i used the Lagna. I re-casted chart and used moon as ascendent and getting again (ofcourse?) the same dashas. If your time permits, could you please explain in little more detail, what you are referring to? I might have some big stumbling block in my understanding here...and could learn something very important. Thank you again. Blessings, Sabine valist, "astrologerashutosh" <astrologerashutosh> wrote: > > Dear Sabine, > > Mu takes dasha calculated by lagna, not by moon. > > Regards, > > Ashutosh > > > > > > valist, "MuMin Bey" <mumin_bey> wrote: > > > > > > John Lennon 25 Years Later > > > > > > > > > > > > > John Lennon Oct 9 1940 6.30PM BST Liverpool, England/UK; Lahiri 26 > > > Pis 40. > > > > > > > > > > > > At the time Lennon was killed, he was in his Moon Dasa. This in > > > itself wouldn't make one think "death" - but - when we consider the > > > fact that Lennon's sub period of Jupiter came in ONE DAY BEFORE he > > > was shot to death, it all makes perfect sense. Remember what I said > > > above about the importance of the Asc Lord? Very often, in the > > > charts of people who's lives are shortened, the Lagnesh is usually > > > very weakened in some way. At the very least, even if they don't die > > > when the periods of their ruling planets are in operation, they can > > > expect protracted periods of illness, etc. Note too that Jupiter > > > rules the 12th House from the Moon. Loss. Note too that Jupiter > > > along with debilitated Saturn aspects the 8th House of Death. > > > > > > Salaam, > > > Mu > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Links > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > _________________________ > Appel audio GRATUIT partout dans le monde avec le nouveau Messenger > Téléchargez cette version sur http://fr.messenger. > _________________________ Appel audio GRATUIT partout dans le monde avec le nouveau Messenger Téléchargez cette version sur http://fr.messenger. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 14, 2005 Report Share Posted December 14, 2005 Dear Ashutosh, thank you again so very much for taking the time to give a detailed explanation to my question. It is very much appreciated and it seems, that i finally completely understand how dashas are created and calculated. I am using Goravan Jyotish 2.5 and yes, indeed it has the feature to experiment with different rulers or planets, creating different dashas. But that fact creates ofcourse more confusion for me, because i do not understand how this can be helpful in an interpretation of events etc. - one could create an overwhelming amount of data to analyse. Again, if your time permits - could you maybe share a small sample out of your practice to illustrate the application? I really like the way you explain the facts:))) Thank you so very much. Blessings, Sabine valist, "astrologerashutosh" <astrologerashutosh> wrote: > > Dear Sabine, > > You do not have to take the moon as an ascendent to > calculate dashas by lagna. > > The dashas system which is most popular in vedic astrology is > vimshottari dasha where the dashas are calculated for a 120 year period. > > The usual process is to calculate the nakshtra on which the moon is > placed. Every nakshatra has a planet-lord. There are 27 nakshatras and the > nine planets rule over three nakshatras each. The planet lord of the moon's > nakshatra at birth is given the beginning years of the dashas at birth. > > Just like moon's nakshatra, every planet and even the ascendent is > placed on one of these 27 nakshatras. So, if one calculates dashas by lagna, > the planet-lord of lagna's nakshatra forms the first phase of the dashas and > so on. > > The dasha cycle goes on in following way: Ketu(7 years), venus(20 > years), sun(6 years), moon(10 years), mars(7 years), rahu(18 years), > jupiter(16 years), saturn(19 yeas) and mercury(17 years). This sequence and > ratio is maintained in all sub-periods of the dashas. Like if one has to > calculate the antardasha of sun in venus mahadasha then the formula will be: > > 6/120 * 20*12 > > Many astrological softwares today have the provision of > dasha-calculations by either of the nine planets or the ascendent itself. > > John lennon was born in pisces ascendent and ascendent's nakshatra > was revati, ruled by mercury. Whereas, his moon was in shravan nakshatra, > ruled by moon. > > > I hope this is of some help. > > > Regards, > > Ashutosh > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 19, 2005 Report Share Posted December 19, 2005 Dear Sabine, After many years of practice, astrologers develop their own slightly different methods of intrepreting horoscopes. But, for a beginner, going by moon based dashas is a safe method. Based on the malefic-benefic nature of planets, their relationships with each other and their strengths, the dasha and antardashas are interpreted. It would be better for you to get hold of any beginner's book on vedic jyotish and enhance your knowledge. I take whole horoscope as a whole while interpreting and even one example will take a lot of typing down for me. Time constraints are a barrier here. Regards, Ashutosh - "sabinchenus" <stetsa <valist> Thursday, 15 December, 2005 00:37 Re: John Lennon 25 Years Later > Dear Ashutosh, > > thank you again so very much for taking the time to give a detailed explanation > to my question. It is very much appreciated and it seems, that i finally completely > understand how dashas are created and calculated. > > I am using Goravan Jyotish 2.5 and yes, indeed it has the feature to experiment with > different rulers or planets, creating different dashas. > > But that fact creates ofcourse more confusion for me, because i do not understand how > this can be helpful in an interpretation of events etc. - one could create an overwhelming > amount of data to analyse. > > Again, if your time permits - could you maybe share a small sample out of your > practice to illustrate the application? > > I really like the way you explain the facts:))) > > Thank you so very much. > > Blessings, > Sabine > > > valist, "astrologerashutosh" <astrologerashutosh> wrote: > > > > Dear Sabine, > > > > You do not have to take the moon as an ascendent to > > calculate dashas by lagna. > > > > The dashas system which is most popular in vedic astrology is > > vimshottari dasha where the dashas are calculated for a 120 year period. > > > > The usual process is to calculate the nakshtra on which the moon is > > placed. Every nakshatra has a planet-lord. There are 27 nakshatras and the > > nine planets rule over three nakshatras each. The planet lord of the moon's > > nakshatra at birth is given the beginning years of the dashas at birth. > > > > Just like moon's nakshatra, every planet and even the ascendent is > > placed on one of these 27 nakshatras. So, if one calculates dashas by lagna, > > the planet-lord of lagna's nakshatra forms the first phase of the dashas and > > so on. > > > > The dasha cycle goes on in following way: Ketu(7 years), venus(20 > > years), sun(6 years), moon(10 years), mars(7 years), rahu(18 years), > > jupiter(16 years), saturn(19 yeas) and mercury(17 years). This sequence and > > ratio is maintained in all sub-periods of the dashas. Like if one has to > > calculate the antardasha of sun in venus mahadasha then the formula will be: > > > > 6/120 * 20*12 > > > > Many astrological softwares today have the provision of > > dasha-calculations by either of the nine planets or the ascendent itself. > > > > John lennon was born in pisces ascendent and ascendent's nakshatra > > was revati, ruled by mercury. Whereas, his moon was in shravan nakshatra, > > ruled by moon. > > > > > > I hope this is of some help. > > > > > > Regards, > > > > Ashutosh > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 19, 2005 Report Share Posted December 19, 2005 Dear Ashutosh, Thank you so much for your always kind and valuable information, also for taking the time to reply. I understand your reasoning. Rushing back to the books:) Blessings, Sabine valist, "astrologerashutosh" <astrologerashutosh> wrote: > > Dear Sabine, > > After many years of practice, astrologers develop > their own slightly different methods of intrepreting horoscopes. But, for a > beginner, going by moon based dashas is a safe method. > > Based on the malefic-benefic nature of planets, their relationships > with each other and their strengths, the dasha and antardashas are > interpreted. > > It would be better for you to get hold of any beginner's book on > vedic jyotish and enhance your knowledge. > > I take whole horoscope as a whole while interpreting and even one > example will take a lot of typing down for me. Time constraints are a > barrier here. > > Regards, > > Ashutosh > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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