Relationship between planets

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Respected Mr. Austin,

 

It was from my notes. I do not remember from which book I kept the notes-but it

was a book dealing with prashna. I shall be happy if this can be of any help to

anybody.

 

Regards,

 

Dasgupta

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Frank in Austin

sjvc

Sunday, December 23, 2001 2:29 AM

RE: [sjvc] Relationship between planets

Namaste.

thank you J.K. Dasgupta for this email...and your efforts to send it out to all

the sisya's - very helpful.

 

Just a note if my memory serves me correctly ...

the books that have this data:1. Predictive Astrology - Bhavas - planets in the

12 houses : by Pandit KB Parsai and DK Parsai

2. Practical Vedic Astrology - by GS Agarwal.

 

 

! Shanti, Shanti Shanti Frank in Austin , Fschmidt (AT) Austin (DOT) rr.com

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OHM SHRI RAGAVENDRAYA NAMAH

JAYA JAGANNATHA

 

Namaste Arno,

 

As you can see from the words of Gurudeva, the final saying has to come from

Divisional chart. But, Rasi is should be checked prior to the final saying.

5th house and Guru represents many matters. So, the final saying comes from

Saptamsa for children. My distance relative and his wife, didn't have any

medical problem, even after trying all the medical methods and religious

remedies, they are without child. Though the parents had capabilities and

facilities it has to be reassured in Saptamsa. Say for example, in the

attached chart, 5th house is afflicted, and Guru is not strong in 12th

house, but positively with Gajekesari Yoga. If at all any child is there, it

will be only female, as the 5th house is influenced by female planets. But,

in the native's Saptamsa, 5 planets are exalted and the Saptamsa is

predominantly shows male. For whatever lagna you fix, if 1st child is male,

second one must be female. or vise versa. Out of two one male child is sure

as per Saptamsa. But, as strongly shown in Rasi, this native has two

daughters. Because of the strongness of Saptamasa I thought his second one

must be male.

 

Further, the reason for me to stress that point is: Once people know about

Divisional chart, they tend to ignore the Rasi chart and concentrate only on

Divisional charts. It has to go along with the Karaka Bhava of the karakatwa

indicated by the divisional chart.

 

Thanks

Solai Kannan

 

Arno Holzmann [arno.holzmann]

26 December 2001 7:08 PM

sjvc

AW: [sjvc] Relationship between planets

 

 

Dear Solai, namaste

 

Thanks for your post on comparative importance of Rashi and Divisional

charts.

Not that I am a great expert on the matter but I want to make a comment

based on what I read in CoVA.

 

Your statement "if there is no indication in Rashi, the result will not be

there"

is straightforward and makes sense but there are some passages in CoVA which

seem to indicate that phala of divisional charts overrides ( or can

override) rashi results.

 

For instance, on page 172 Sanjay Rath ji writes:

 

"In the matter of pregnancy, the saptamsa holds the key....suffice it to say

that the final result should be pronounced only after examining the

Saptamsha

chart as in some cases where the fifth Lord and Jupiter is very strong in a

quadrant, children have been denied."

 

Any thoughts on this?

 

Warm regards and thanx for putting so much energy in posting and correcting

lessons.

 

Arno

 

 

(b)Regarding the divisional charts, it has two utility and it has two

planes. 1. Vertical plane. For example, look at the enclosed excel sheet,

where the divisional charts are placed in adjacent columns, (here I have

taken only drekkana and navamsa for convenience), we can place all the

divisional charts like this. As marked by the pink line, a planet will run

through all the divisional charts, say in the given diagram, it runs through

second drekkana and 4th navamsa. Each division has a meaning and character,

which you have to read from the name and from books like Brihat Jataka. So,

a planet's placement in all these divisional charts moulds the character of

the planet. This is the basis for Vaishishakaamsa. 2. Horizontal plane. Here

each divisional chart is considered as separate chart for separate

Karakatwa. Say Saptamsa is for children, followers etc., Here the planetary

placement is considered as a separate rasi chart with respect to the

native's children. It is not different from Rasi, it is part and parcel of

Rasi chart and Rasi chart supercedes divisional chart. It is only a fine

tuning. In old radio boxes, you can see a separate tuning knob. Once, we

selected a station, we have to rotate this knob for fine tuning. Without pin

pointing the station area, if we rotate only the tuning knob, there is no

use. Similarly, if there is no indication in Rasi, the result will not be

there.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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