Jewels from King Solomon's Mind, Part 2

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To Ashutosh and all members:

 

King Solomon states "...Take no notice of a loose-living woman, for

the lips of this alien drip with honey, her words are smoother than

oil, but their outcome is bitter as wormwood, sharp as a two-edged

sword."

 

This passage paraphrases a sloka from the B. Gita relating to the

loss of dharma due to the corruption of women.

 

In jyotish terms, these passages relate to the importance of the 7th

house to the life of the individual, whether male or female.

Specifically, the 7th house affects

 

1. 9th house since it is an upachaya house from the 7th house and

has argala on the house of dharma. A malefic planet on the 9th can

cause the loss of dharma due to preoccupation of the spouses

misdeeds. In particular, the 3rd house from the 7th house relates to

the sexual activities or proclivities of the spouse.

 

2. 10th house of karma, since the 7th is 10th from the 10th house.

In other words, our spouses have an important role in developing our

reputation and career prospects.

 

3. 12th house of moksha, since the 12th house is in an upachaya

house from the 7th. That is, our relationships can promote or hinder

our progress to moksha.

 

4. 4th house of domestic serenity, since this is the 10th house from

the 7th house. In other words, the tranquility of the home is

dependent on our choice of spouses.

 

5. the 5th house of children, since the 7th house has (i) argala on

the 5th house and (ii) is in an upachaya house from the house of

marriage. In practical terms, our spouses have an important role in

the education and welfare of children.

 

Regards,

 

John R.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

valist, "astrologerashutosh"

<astrologerashutosh> wrote:

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> Dear John,

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> Interesting observations.

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> Waiting for more,

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> Ashutosh

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> "John" <jr_esq>

> <valist>

> Thursday, 27 October, 2005 00:22

> Jewels from King Solomon's Mind

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> > To all members:

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> > Based on reading the Book of Proverbs, I have noticed a few

passages

> > that have relevance or correlation with jyotish principles.

These

> > are:

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> > 1. Wisdom is important for the success of an individual--

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> > In jyotish, wisdom can be found in the Trikona Houses, which are

all

> > related to dharma of the individual. Knowledge of the body or

the

> > significations of the first house contributes to good health for

> > carrying out one's goals.

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> > Knowledge of various subjects including mantras (5th house

matters)

> > gives the individual alternatives to tackling life's challenges.

> > Since the 5th house is in the 8th house of the 10th house, it

gives

> > the individual much leverage relating to career choices and

> > longevity. If effect, the more training a person has in a

subject

> > matter, the better the person will get the job position he or she

> > wants. Or, the person can start a business relating to the

knowledge

> > he or she has acquired.

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> > Knowledge of one's faith (9th house matters) increases the

support of

> > Nature in all of one's activities. Knowledge of one's faith

would

> > help in

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> > A. Finding a spouse, since the 9th is an upachaya house from the

7th

> > house.

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> > B. Increasing friends and income, since the 9th has argala on

the

> > 11th house.

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> > C. Promotes peace in the home, since the 9th is an upachaya

house to

> > the 4th house of domestic tranquility.

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> > D. Decreases enemies, since the 9th house has argala on the 6th

> > house of competitors.

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> > I will post other observations relating this matter if there is

> > interest among the members.

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> > Regards,

> >

> > John R.

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