Rahu in 9th-dear mayapur

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dear mayapur

 

you have seen my post regarding the rahu in 9th and asked question

regarding dharma.

 

now here is my reply. many of the people who have changed to sanatana

dharma or chnaged their faith is basically due to rahu's associaton

with

 

a)9th,

b)9th lord

c)with guru

 

now as i have said earlier i will stick to my statement that rahu in

9th does propmote faith that might be contrarion to the existing

faith of the parents his environment. but that does not mean that the

person is adharmic!!!!!.

 

a person becomes adharmic or non-spiritual when his guru is weaker

than rahu. strong rahu can make a person adharmic. now you are a

devotee of krishna because in your past life actions and current life

actions you have been drawn to the great bhagvaan. you have

understood god more by following krishna than say your original

faith. that does not make you irreligious or contemptous.

 

please note the above point. you are as faithful as anyone else on

this earth. there is no doubt about that. if you were adharmic or if

rahu would have been that strong then you would have never joined

SJVC or followed KRISHNA!!!!!!!!.

 

regards

partha

 

 

 

 

 

 

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

> Aum Gurave Namah

> Hare Rama Krishna

> Dear Viswanadham,respected Gurus and members of the list!

>

> Thank you for your answer.I might be wrong ,but we are talking about

> Rahu in 9th house (whose natural karaka is Jupiter).You are

suggesting

> that Rahu brings problems with universal (or natural)

characteristics

> of 9th house,but,of course, it will be different for two different

> persons.For me,who is born and baptised in Catholic "faith",we can

say

> that Rahu has brought questioning about integrity of most of the

> practitioners(around me) and philosophical inconsistency in

answering

> to philosophical questions,I was looking for something deeper which

> would answer to my questions about existence of the soul and meaning

> of life which I have found in philosophy and practice of the Vedas

> /Krishna Conciousness.

>

> Now,what I am interested what to expect -will Rahu bring (to

certain

> degree doubts and disrespect) in the path I have chosen to follow?

>

> Venus (with Rahu) main period brought somewhat rejection of

> "traditional" religion(practice and philosophy) I was born into.

>

> I am sending my chart attached.

>

> Thank you in advance.

>

> Sincerely

> 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