Chalita Chakra same as Bhava-to Sanjay De

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Jaya Jagannath

Dear Zoran,

Well, I am inclined to agree with the part about Rasi chart as almost

all astrologers I have met use this successfully. Even I follow this. It

makes sence. Like four planets in a Rasi are like four people inside a room.

By drawing an imaginary/ temporary line we cannot say that a few of them are

outside the room. Secondly, try constructing the chart for a person born

close to the North Pole. You will see my point and the reason why a host of

astrologers reject this concept.

Best Regards,

Sanjay Rath

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Zoran Radosavljevic <satya

Sanjay Rath <srath

Sunday, July 11, 1999 3:15 AM

Re: Chalita Chakra same as Bhava-to Sanjay De

 

 

> Dear Sanjay,

> I was taught that Rashi chart is indisputable,and basic chart.I have

> been also seen in many books that secondary chart

> is calculated according to the method you reffered under the d)

> So basically,the stress is given to Rashi chart,and chalit chart(d) is

> judged alongside...

> In chapter 28 of BPHS,Parashara says(shlokas 15-20)"if the bhava extends

> to two rashis...."

> That certainly mean that either method a) or d) has to be looked at...

> What do you think of this and of method d)

> Warm regards,

> Zoran

>

> Sanjay Rath wrote:

>

> > Jaya Jagannath

> > Dear Prakashji, Chalit Chakra is also called Bhava chakra, but the

> > former term seems to be more appropriate as Bhava Chart can also be

> > misunderstood as the chart from Bhava Lagna. There are some methods of

> > seeing the Bhava. These are :a) 15 deg Plus/Minus Asc. Where every

> > house cusp is the same as Lagna degree.b) 30 deg Plus Asc. Here the

> > house cusps are the same as Lagna.c) Sign is a house irrespective of

> > the ascendant degree. (Generally called the Rasi Chart).d). The method

> > of house divisions on the basis of equally dividing the arc between

> > the MC and Lagna into the two parts for 12 & 11 houses and one part

> > for tenth and Lagna. You can try all these and will only move in

> > circles. Prof. P S Shastri has deliberated in length on this in the AM

> > and his conclusion was that the Rasi Chart is the best to use. My

> > recommendation is also the same, except that you can use (a) above as

> > given by Parasara.Best Regards,

> > Sanjay Rath

>

>

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