Mars as brother karaka (and Introduction)

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Here is a beginner's answer to this question :^).

 

Mars, Jupiter & Saturn are OUTER and SLOWER moving planets and hence

have a progressive wider angle of view. Combine this with the fact that

the orbits are eliptical and not circular and it would help explain the

peculiar aspects of the above planets.

 

However this still does explain the asymmetrical aspect s of Mars.

 

Pardon me if my answer is too simplistic.

 

I have been eagerly following the discussions of this group for the

past few weeks. Being a novice (without a Guru), this forum provides an

opportunity to pursue this hobby. I would like to thank Das Gorvaniji

for taking the initiative to establish this forum and giving the

opportunity to tap into the bright minds that contribute to this list.

 

Regards,

 

Prakash Sarma

 

--- Yasomati Nandana das <vedant wrote:

> >Some time back we had a detailed discussion as "WHY

> DOES MARS.

> >JUPITER AND SATURN ONLY HAVE SPECIAL ASPECTS?" I

> think I was the only one

> >who could answer this in the Jyotish list of which

> I was a member earlier.

> >This is what I have always been wanting from all

> Jyotish...very strong

> >Basics. This is the foundation of the traditional

> astrologers.

>

>

> I am just wondering what was your answer in summary?

>

> your servant

> Yasomatinandana das

>

>

 

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Brilliant. You are almost at the final answer.

Sanjay

 

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Yasomati Nandana das <vedant; SRath <SRath;

Manoj Pathak <manojpathak

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Friday, May 28, 1999 12:03 Rath

[sjvc] Re: Mars as brother karaka (and Introduction)

 

 

>

>Here is a beginner's answer to this question :^).

>

>Mars, Jupiter & Saturn are OUTER and SLOWER moving planets and hence

>have a progressive wider angle of view. Combine this with the fact that

>the orbits are eliptical and not circular and it would help explain the

>peculiar aspects of the above planets.

>

>However this still does explain the asymmetrical aspect s of Mars.

>

>Pardon me if my answer is too simplistic.

>

>I have been eagerly following the discussions of this group for the

>past few weeks. Being a novice (without a Guru), this forum provides an

>opportunity to pursue this hobby. I would like to thank Das Gorvaniji

>for taking the initiative to establish this forum and giving the

>opportunity to tap into the bright minds that contribute to this list.

>

>Regards,

>

>Prakash Sarma

>

>--- Yasomati Nandana das <vedant wrote:

>> >Some time back we had a detailed discussion as "WHY

>> DOES MARS.

>> >JUPITER AND SATURN ONLY HAVE SPECIAL ASPECTS?" I

>> think I was the only one

>> >who could answer this in the Jyotish list of which

>> I was a member earlier.

>> >This is what I have always been wanting from all

>> Jyotish...very strong

>> >Basics. This is the foundation of the traditional

>> astrologers.

>>

>>

>> I am just wondering what was your answer in summary?

>>

>> your servant

>> Yasomatinandana das

>>

>>

>

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