Rahu in 9th

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Hare Rama Krishna

 

Namaste Mayapur Das

 

Please allow me to answer your question. I could be wrong. Gurus may

please correct me.

 

Jupiter stands for Tradition, whereas Rahu stands for new age/modern

trends. If we consider religion, all religions, as dharma then

following religion(any religion) in a traditional WAY is Jupitarean.

 

Rahu could spoil the spirit behind this... what i mean is that the

motivation could be different from a Jupitarean influence.

 

"Take my example: I have Jupiter in Sagittarius and Rahu in Leo, both

vargottama. They are in trines to each other.

 

During the antar dasa of Rahu in Jupiter, i went in search of finding

the roots of religion/god and was attracted towards 'rationalism'.

 

Now again, during the antardasa of Rahu in Saturn (AK), i came back

strongly into worshipping God or following religion in a traditional

way (to my capacity), Unquestioning. Because, now i know that the

other side grass is not Greener. "

 

When you read the above matter in quotes, you may get the feeling

that somehow the purity is lost or reduced. To me that appears

to be the effect of Rahu. In this case Jupiter is stronger than Rahu.

We may well imagine, when Rahu is stronger and afflicting Jupiter.

 

Now to answer your question, in my humble opinion, is to follow

dharma (chosen or received by birth) in a 'pure' manner is a

Jupitarean thing.

 

I know i have to think more on this, but this is all i can say now.

 

Let us wait for Gurus to reply.

 

Regards

viswanadham

 

sjvc, "MayapurDas" <MayapurDas@p...> wrote:

> Aum Gurave Namah

>

> Dear Gurus Sanjay,Gauranga and Solai;

> Jay ,Laxmi and Partha ,

>

> Also does Rahu represent the flaw in following "their" dharma ad

> culture ;in other words oes it refer to the Dharma and culture

someone

> is born into,or Dharma and culture someone has chosen to follow

> during present lifetime( westerners like myself who have chosen to

> follow Sanatana Dharma)?

>

> Sincere regards

> your humble servant

> Mayapur das

>

> > Could not hold myself back reading the following statement:

> > Partha wrote: "rahu in 9th go against their dharma and culture"

> >

> > There might be something in the above statement though I would

> > replace the word 'against' for "distance" or "separate"

or "doubt".

> > However much depends on Rahu's "status" in the chart i.e sign/lord

> > and aspects/conjunctions, especially with/from Jupiter.

> > Many configurations of Rahu in the 9th in connection with (as an

> > example) Sun or Saturn will point at "separation" from the maters

> > concerned, which in turn can point at 9th house matters like

> > "father", "living in another culture" etc. The tone is not

> > necessarily negative as such - on the contrary it may prove rather

> > confusing and painful.

> >

> > Kind regards

> >

> > Jay Weiss