Guest guest Posted April 23, 2004 Report Share Posted April 23, 2004 Dear Sameer, The natural malefic, even when in a position to cause some natives good, can't hide its stripes. Let me try and convey this using a cricketing example. Assume there's a batter who's a Cn asc with Ma in 10h. He's likely to be without peers in bravery, a Ma trait, and a good battler at the crease. That still might not stop him being black and blue from ball hits around the body. The charts of Mohinder Amarnath, an Aq native with Ma in 10h or even Sachin, a Cn native with exalted Ma in 7h should provide a clue; never ones to blink first. Quite the same for Li natives and Sa. These chaps would have it good if Sa is placed favorably but will invariably have nothing coming on a platter; they'll have to strive at it real hard. And remember that a yogakaraka is one who has the potential to confer good yogas; its placement vis-a-vis the lagna is what decides whether at all it'll deliver, above all else. Cheers, Ramapriya hubli - "Sameer Sawhney" <icecoolsam <vedic astrology>; <> Thursday, April 22, 2004 11:33 PM [sJC: Achyuta Gurukul] Functional vs Natural Malefics > Respected Gurus, > > Planets assume the role of either functional benefics/malefics based upon > their lordships over > certain houses in a natal chart. So if a natural malefic like Mars is > functionally benefic for a > particular lagna(say Cancer) then do we consider its natural maleficness at > all while analaysing charts. > > In other words will it ever cause any harm due to its natural maleficness ? > > Thanks, > Sameer Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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