Lords of Nakshatras

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Jaya Jaya Jagannath

Dear Zoran,

But we cannot ignore Margarita's point. The Vimsottari lordship of a

star is Vital to its affairs. For example, there is a specific dictum thatif

the lord of the tenth house and the Sun have a common Nakshetra lord, then

its dasa (Vimsottari) shall give Rajyoga of the high order. The strength of

this nakshetra lord shall determine the level of the Rajyoga. (Jataka

Parijatha I think).

This (Vimsottari) Nakshetra Lord becomes the Jeeva for the bhava. We

must also understand that there is a very logical reason behind giving these

nakshetra lordships. For example (A), the deity of Aslesha is Rahu and it is

considered a very inauspicious star for any spiritual activity. The

nakshetra lordship of Mercury shows the state of mind that is best suited

for this star vibration. i.e. Mercury or Vishnu's Name should be in the mind

of the person if he wishes to get out of the evil effects of the star.

Another example (B) the Nakshetra Revati has Pushan "The Knowledgable or

wise one as its Lord" and the best state for the mind while approaching the

wise one is as a student (Mercury) the lord of the constellation

(Vimsottari). We could go on, but the point is that the Vimsottari is the

Queen of the Dasa's and its lordship is vital in the chart. However, we

cannot overstretch its importance as has been done for the KP system.

 

Hare Krishna,

Sanjay Rath

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Dear Margarita,

Yes that is one of the main streams in jyotish,nakshatra lords.Jyotish

is a

sideral systems,and nakshatras are mentioned in oldest vedic

texts.Though some

jyotishis think that nakshatra lords are modern invention,and only

nakshatra deities

count,I think that nakshatra lord reveals even more specified results

than dispositor.

For example,look at the mars in 10.house in aries.It will have an

influence on one's

proffesion.Suppose there are two persons with the same mars in aries.One

is in

mool,another is in poorvshadh nakshatra.In the first case,nakshatra lord

will be

ketu,in the second,venus.So the professions of these people concerned

will be

completely different.To cut it short,

Nakshatra lord's placement is a kind of subtle dispositor,and it

relocates the planets

influence.It is enevitable in judgment.Satyacharya says that we should

take into

account dispositor,nakshatra lord and navamsh lord.Apart from nakshatra

lord,even

more subtle kind of dispositor is navamsh lord,that can be judged in

completely the

same manner.

Regards,

Zoran

 

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SRath wrote:

>

> Jaya Jaya Jagannath

> Dear Zoran,

> But we cannot ignore Margarita's point. The Vimsottari lordship of a

> star is Vital to its affairs. For example, there is a specific dictum thatif

> the lord of the tenth house and the Sun have a common Nakshetra lord, then

> its dasa (Vimsottari) shall give Rajyoga of the high order. The strength of

> this nakshetra lord shall determine the level of the Rajyoga. (Jataka

> Parijatha I think).

Dear Sanjay,

Yes,we completely agree.I said that some pundits disagreed on that,but I

was

taught that it is not so.That dictum is true,and in my own case,lord of

10.mercury

and lord of 9.sun are in shravan nakshatra,lorded by Moon,which is

placed

in 8.house in own sign Cancer.I passed through moon antardash and had

very,very good

effects.I wanted to say that in many jyotish texts,one can find much

importance

given to navamsh lord placement,which I found to be true.For example.if

the lord

of the 10.house is placed in sun's navamsh(leo),and sun is well placed

in 10.house

in rashi chart,than it can give raj yoga effects,too.It is undisputable

matter,

that lords of nakshatra are highly significant in judgement.

With Regards,

Zoran

 

 

> This (Vimsottari) Nakshetra Lord becomes the Jeeva for the bhava. We

> must also understand that there is a very logical reason behind giving these

> nakshetra lordships. For example (A), the deity of Aslesha is Rahu and it is

> considered a very inauspicious star for any spiritual activity. The

> nakshetra lordship of Mercury shows the state of mind that is best suited

> for this star vibration. i.e. Mercury or Vishnu's Name should be in the mind

> of the person if he wishes to get out of the evil effects of the star.

> Another example (B) the Nakshetra Revati has Pushan "The Knowledgable or

> wise one as its Lord" and the best state for the mind while approaching the

> wise one is as a student (Mercury) the lord of the constellation

> (Vimsottari). We could go on, but the point is that the Vimsottari is the

> Queen of the Dasa's and its lordship is vital in the chart. However, we

> cannot overstretch its importance as has been done for the KP system.

>

> Hare Krishna,

> Sanjay Rath

> ----------------

> Dear Margarita,

> Yes that is one of the main streams in jyotish,nakshatra lords.Jyotish

> is a

> sideral systems,and nakshatras are mentioned in oldest vedic

> texts.Though some

> jyotishis think that nakshatra lords are modern invention,and only

> nakshatra deities

> count,I think that nakshatra lord reveals even more specified results

> than dispositor.

> For example,look at the mars in 10.house in aries.It will have an

> influence on one's

> proffesion.Suppose there are two persons with the same mars in aries.One

> is in

> mool,another is in poorvshadh nakshatra.In the first case,nakshatra lord

> will be

> ketu,in the second,venus.So the professions of these people concerned

> will be

> completely different.To cut it short,

> Nakshatra lord's placement is a kind of subtle dispositor,and it

> relocates the planets

> influence.It is enevitable in judgment.Satyacharya says that we should

> take into

> account dispositor,nakshatra lord and navamsh lord.Apart from nakshatra

> lord,even

> more subtle kind of dispositor is navamsh lord,that can be judged in

> completely the

> same manner.

> Regards,

> Zoran

 

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