Guest guest Posted January 20, 2006 Report Share Posted January 20, 2006 Steven said Astrologically, the Moon occupying a dusthana, in a kemadruma yoga, can give one a life of much time spent alone. Persons that have this combination also tend to attract friends with a similar lunar placement, by the rule of like attracts like I suppose. Whether one that has this planetary placement is 'lonely' though is another question all together. Sticky ricky writes: Were you talking about me? Mines in 11th (I think this is the ultimate dusthana as it feeds them all). I’m not talking corny Hindu saying “Papasthana”, I mean, cornily repeated by moi like a suka, rather, no, I mean, from realization, about desire. But I’m not done realizing, so enough on that. Kemadruma...it is lonely...it’s about being separate, plain and simple. That’s my thought, thoroughly thunk. And in my case, it’s with the Bhikshu Karaka, hence, I’ve always gotten along well with priest/monk types, though in the last few years I’ve left religion and dogma for re-pigioned lasagna. A separate Moon, in the world of omens and such, means obviously “separation”, because the Moon is the Speaker, after the Lagna. These two “talk” loudly to give personality, and separate Moon means saying separate things like “I have some knowledge you all don’t have” or “I believe in things nobody around me believes in”. If the person has Ketu with Moon, then Rahu is 7th, and this means a life of association with outsiders and strangers, hence emphasizing anything already Kemadruma” Kemadruma is separate, which means the possibility of “vantage view” is greater, hence, the possibility of “seer” can be losely associated upon further significations of like elsewhere. Know one Sannyasi. During Moon dasha, badly Kemadruma, he became drug addicted, meat eater, drugs, woman, everything not Sannyas for Vaisnavas, then, at end of 10 years, boom, back to original strict and respected position. Strange. Thanks Rick MacQuoid das (AT) goravani (DOT) com AIM: ROIKMACKAI IM: das_goravani Secure online ordering of Goravani Jyotish 2.5 and Jyotish Studio 3 or (Please use email if at all possible) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 20, 2006 Report Share Posted January 20, 2006 Das Goravani wrote: Kemadruma Steven said Astrologically, the Moon occupying a dusthana, in a kemadruma yoga, can give one a life of much time spent alone. Persons that have this combination also tend to attract friends with a similar lunar placement, by the rule of like attracts like I suppose. Whether one that has this planetary placement is 'lonely' though is another question all together. Sticky ricky writes: Were you talking about me? Mines in 11th (I think this is the ultimate dusthana as it feeds them all). I’m not talking corny Hindu saying “Papasthana”, I mean, cornily repeated by moi like a suka, rather, no, I mean, from realization, about desire. But I’m not done realizing, so enough on that. Kemadruma...it is lonely...it’s about being separate, plain and simple. Hi Das, I was actually thinking about my chart (Moon in 8th in kemadruma), but I was also thinking about yours in the background (I consider my own Moon more afflicted). I've had many friends with similar placements, and their friends often have similar placements as well. That’s my thought, thoroughly thunk. And in my case, it’s with the Bhikshu Karaka, hence, I’ve always gotten along well with priest/monk types, though in the last few years I’ve left religion and dogma for re-pigioned lasagna. A separate Moon, in the world of omens and such, means obviously “separation”, because the Moon is the Speaker, after the Lagna. These two “talk” loudly to give personality, and separate Moon means saying separate things like “I have some knowledge you all don’t have” or “I believe in things nobody around me believes in”. If the person has Ketu with Moon, then Rahu is 7th, and this means a life of association with outsiders and strangers, hence emphasizing anything already Kemadruma” Kemadruma is separate, which means the possibility of “vantage view” is greater, hence, the possibility of “seer” can be losely associated upon further significations of like elsewhere. The Greek equivalent (and some think the origin of the word Kemadruma) word is Kenodromia which means the Void of Course Moon. I think some westerners might agree that the Void of Course Moon is good for spiritual pursuits. Know one Sannyasi. During Moon dasha, badly Kemadruma, he became drug addicted, meat eater, drugs, woman, everything not Sannyas for Vaisnavas, then, at end of 10 years, boom, back to original strict and respected position. Strange. There's nothing like experience in the 'real' world to sometimes set one straight on his path.... Best, Steve Thanks Rick MacQuoid das (AT) goravani (DOT) com AIM: ROIKMACKAI IM: das_goravani Secure online ordering of Goravani Jyotish 2.5 and Jyotish Studio 3 or (Please use email if at all possible) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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