8th house

>

>

Talk to your friends online with Messenger.

http://im.

December 6, 2000

Dear Srevya,

Do you have any chronic health problems related to chest or

respiratory system ?

Lagna lord Mercury is also the 4th lord in 8th may give

high degree of concentration in occult study whereas it may give

break in study due to domestic disturbances.

From lagna Gemini, 8th house has lagna,3rd as well as 4th lord

in it. There is possibility of selling off domestic property or

accident during journey.

From Moon sign Cancer Mercury is 3rd and 12th lord along with 2nd

lord Sun in 7th indicating business loss.

From Sun sign Capricorn 6th lord Mercury, 8th lord Sun in lagna

indicates chronic disease.

We could move further after getting your reply.

M.Tripathy

Vedic Astrology , srevya@h... wrote:

> Hi!

> Can somebody elaborate on the significance of the 8th house and

> what it means to have your ascendant lord in it? Does it mean

worries

> and problems to this individual through and through or is there any

> hope for a less problematic life? I have a horoscope with Gemini

lagna

> and it's lord Mercury is in Capricorn along with Sun. The 2nd house

> has Moon (own house) aspecting Mercury 180 degrees. What does this

> mean? Thanks in advance.

December 6, 2000

Thanks to both Vipin and Mrutyunjay for your responses. I went back to

read my original post and realized that I might have mislead both of

you into thinking that the horoscope in question is mine. Sorry about

that. It is a family member's horoscope that I am studying. I am

a beginner student of vedic astrology and decided to use my family

members' horoscopes as study material only because I have access to

it and know the details accurately, not to mention watching the

details unfold in front of my eyes (hopefully).

Having clarified that, I am not as much interested in the present

situation with planets but more of a long term nature of the horoscope

as the horoscope is that of a six year old male son of mine. The

reason I asked about the 8th house is because, I read somewhere that

the 8th house signifies worries/problems in general along with death

and all the other things you mentioned. So, I wanted to see if this

meant a worrisome life overall for this child. The confusion I have

comes with the prediction/interpretation process. Most of the books

talk about both the positive and as well as the negative aspects of

planetary placements in each house. So, how do you figure out which

way this person's life will tuen out? Which of the positive or

negative aspects are pertinent to this individual? If the ascendant

lord(functional benefic for the horoscope) is in a certain house,

doesn't it mean it strengthens the positive aspects of the house and

not negative? If this is true, then my son's ascendant being in 8th

must mean (not considering conjunctions and aspects) less

worries,longevity, wealth from wife's side etc. Am I dong this right?

Your thoughts are appreciated.

To complete the details for the above horoscope,

ASC Gemini

Mercury 8th house

Sun 8th house

Moon 2nd house

Mars 3rd House

Rahu 5th house

Ketu 11th house

Jupiter 6th house

Venus 6th house

Saturn 9th house (moolatrikona)

Hope this helps further.

Vedic Astrology , "Mrutyunjay Tripathy"

<tripathymm> wrote:

> Dear Srevya,

>

> Do you have any chronic health problems related to chest or

> respiratory system ?

>

> Lagna lord Mercury is also the 4th lord in 8th may give

> high degree of concentration in occult study whereas it may give

> break in study due to domestic disturbances.

>

> From lagna Gemini, 8th house has lagna,3rd as well as 4th lord

> in it. There is possibility of selling off domestic property or

> accident during journey.

>

> From Moon sign Cancer Mercury is 3rd and 12th lord along with

2nd

> lord Sun in 7th indicating business loss.

>

> From Sun sign Capricorn 6th lord Mercury, 8th lord Sun in lagna

> indicates chronic disease.

>

> We could move further after getting your reply.

>

> M.Tripathy

>

> Vedic Astrology , srevya@h... wrote:

> > Hi!

> > Can somebody elaborate on the significance of the 8th house

and

> > what it means to have your ascendant lord in it? Does it mean

> worries

> > and problems to this individual through and through or is there

any

> > hope for a less problematic life? I have a horoscope with Gemini

> lagna

> > and it's lord Mercury is in Capricorn along with Sun. The 2nd

house

> > has Moon (own house) aspecting Mercury 180 degrees. What does this

> > mean? Thanks in advance.

December 6, 2000

Hello,

> as the horoscope is that of a six year old male son of mine

It is adviced by ancient sages not to analyse the chart of a native less

than 12 years of age. The reason that they mentioned is that from 1-4 years

of his age , the native suffers results from his mother's own karmas, from

5-8 years, he suffers results from his father's own karmas, and then from

9-12 years, it's native own karmas results. (ofcourse, it will continue

further also). Yes, it's necessary to see rasi of the new born baby to find

out the initial of his name, Gandmula rasi/nakshatra, if any and proper

worhsip to be done.

Thus, the complete horoscope should be analysed after 12 years.

It seems you're a beginner in astrology. Till you get sufficient knowledge

in this divine field, don't see you family member's horoscope. It'll just

give you unwanted tensions as you may jump over "results" directly without

complete knowledge. It's better if you collect horoscopes of your friends,

neighbours and famous personalities and refer them.

Although, you've mentioned the planetary positions of birth chart, still

it's not possible to analyse it completely as basis on just this

information, no one can analyse D-9, D-3, D-12, D-30 and other divisional

charts and dasas and give accurate predictions. For all this, one will need

complete birth particlars (date of birth, time of birth and place of birth).

With Best Wishes

Bye!

Vipin Doda

indianastroman

http://www.sonipat.com

ICQ# 65802234

/Vedic Astrology

-

<srevya

Wednesday, December 06, 2000 7:44 PM

[Vedic Astrology] Re: 8th house

> Thanks to both Vipin and Mrutyunjay for your responses. I went back to

> read my original post and realized that I might have mislead both of

> you into thinking that the horoscope in question is mine. Sorry about

> that. It is a family member's horoscope that I am studying. I am

> a beginner student of vedic astrology and decided to use my family

> members' horoscopes as study material only because I have access to

> it and know the details accurately, not to mention watching the

> details unfold in front of my eyes (hopefully).

>

> Having clarified that, I am not as much interested in the present

> situation with planets but more of a long term nature of the horoscope

> as the horoscope is that of a six year old male son of mine. The

> reason I asked about the 8th house is because, I read somewhere that

> the 8th house signifies worries/problems in general along with death

> and all the other things you mentioned. So, I wanted to see if this

> meant a worrisome life overall for this child. The confusion I have

> comes with the prediction/interpretation process. Most of the books

> talk about both the positive and as well as the negative aspects of

> planetary placements in each house. So, how do you figure out which

> way this person's life will tuen out? Which of the positive or

> negative aspects are pertinent to this individual? If the ascendant

> lord(functional benefic for the horoscope) is in a certain house,

> doesn't it mean it strengthens the positive aspects of the house and

> not negative? If this is true, then my son's ascendant being in 8th

> must mean (not considering conjunctions and aspects) less

> worries,longevity, wealth from wife's side etc. Am I dong this right?

> Your thoughts are appreciated.

>

> To complete the details for the above horoscope,

>

> ASC Gemini

> Mercury 8th house

> Sun 8th house

> Moon 2nd house

> Mars 3rd House

> Rahu 5th house

> Ketu 11th house

> Jupiter 6th house

> Venus 6th house

> Saturn 9th house (moolatrikona)

>

> Hope this helps further.

>

Talk to your friends online with Messenger.

http://im.

December 7, 2000

Hi!,

Thanks for your response Vipin. I am hearing for the first time

about the age restriction with regards to analysis of a chart. Maybe,

I missed it in my books that I refer to in general. Anyway, I would

like to explore this a little further just out of curiosity. What you

(Vipin) said with regards to the ages makes sense as, in the initial

years, the fortunes of a kid are very much tied to those of his

parents. However, isn't it a common practice, in India atleast, to

refer to the horoscope whether it is a child or an adult whenever

anything bad happens in people's lives just to see if there is a bad

dasa or something to remedy it.

As I mentioned in my earlier message, I am studying my son's

horoscope not to predict his immediate future ( I am not worried about

how he will fare in elementary school:-) but to understand the overall

nature and quality of the horoscope. I have a personal interest in it

obviously. While any negative details might bother me as a mother,

wouldn't it be helpful to know these things ahead of time just so that

one can do the appropriate remedies where possible? Just my thoughts.

Anyway, if this is still of any help, his birth details are as

follows:

16th January 1995

Time: 2: 44 PM EST (U.S.)

Lat: 39N55

Long: 75W23

I got his chart using Junior Jyotish. I'll look forward to your

response.

Vedic Astrology , "Vipin Doda" <indianastroman>

wrote:

> Hello,

>

> > as the horoscope is that of a six year old male son of mine

>

> It is adviced by ancient sages not to analyse the chart of a native

less

> than 12 years of age. The reason that they mentioned is that from

1-4 years

> of his age , the native suffers results from his mother's own

karmas, from

> 5-8 years, he suffers results from his father's own karmas, and then

from

> 9-12 years, it's native own karmas results. (ofcourse, it will

continue

> further also). Yes, it's necessary to see rasi of the new born baby

to find

> out the initial of his name, Gandmula rasi/nakshatra, if any and

proper

> worhsip to be done.

>

> Thus, the complete horoscope should be analysed after 12 years.

>

> It seems you're a beginner in astrology. Till you get sufficient

knowledge

> in this divine field, don't see you family member's horoscope. It'll

just

> give you unwanted tensions as you may jump over "results" directly

without

> complete knowledge. It's better if you collect horoscopes of your

friends,

> neighbours and famous personalities and refer them.

>

> Although, you've mentioned the planetary positions of birth chart,

still

> it's not possible to analyse it completely as basis on just this

> information, no one can analyse D-9, D-3, D-12, D-30 and other

divisional

> charts and dasas and give accurate predictions. For all this, one

will need

> complete birth particlars (date of birth, time of birth and place of

birth).

>

> With Best Wishes

> Bye!

>

> Vipin Doda

> indianastroman

srevya (AT) hotmail (DOT) com

> ICQ# 65802234

> /Vedic Astrology

>

> -

> <srevya@h...>

> <Vedic Astrology >

> Wednesday, December 06, 2000 7:44 PM

> [Vedic Astrology] Re: 8th house

>

> > Thanks to both Vipin and Mrutyunjay for your responses. I went

back to

> > read my original post and realized that I might have mislead both

of

> > you into thinking that the horoscope in question is mine. Sorry

about

> > that. It is a family member's horoscope that I am studying. I am

> > a beginner student of vedic astrology and decided to use my family

> > members' horoscopes as study material only because I have access

to

> > it and know the details accurately, not to mention watching the

> > details unfold in front of my eyes (hopefully).

> >

> > Having clarified that, I am not as much interested in the present

> > situation with planets but more of a long term nature of the

horoscope

> > as the horoscope is that of a six year old male son of mine. The

> > reason I asked about the 8th house is because, I read somewhere

that

> > the 8th house signifies worries/problems in general along with

death

> > and all the other things you mentioned. So, I wanted to see if

this

> > meant a worrisome life overall for this child. The confusion I

have

> > comes with the prediction/interpretation process. Most of the

books

> > talk about both the positive and as well as the negative aspects

of

> > planetary placements in each house. So, how do you figure out

which

> > way this person's life will tuen out? Which of the positive or

> > negative aspects are pertinent to this individual? If the

ascendant

> > lord(functional benefic for the horoscope) is in a certain house,

> > doesn't it mean it strengthens the positive aspects of the house

and

> > not negative? If this is true, then my son's ascendant being in

8th

> > must mean (not considering conjunctions and aspects) less

> > worries,longevity, wealth from wife's side etc. Am I dong this

right?

> > Your thoughts are appreciated.

> >

> > To complete the details for the above horoscope,

> >

> > ASC Gemini

> > Mercury 8th house

> > Sun 8th house

> > Moon 2nd house

> > Mars 3rd House

> > Rahu 5th house

> > Ketu 11th house

> > Jupiter 6th house

> > Venus 6th house

> > Saturn 9th house (moolatrikona)

> >

> > Hope this helps further.

> >

>

> Talk to your friends online with Messenger.

> http://im.

December 8, 2000

Hello,

>However, isn't it a common practice, in India atleast, to >refer to the

horoscope whether it is a child or an adult whenever >anything bad happens in

people's lives just to see if there is a bad >dasa or something to remedy it.

Yes, you're absolutely right. In India, most of the people will refer to any

astrologer when something wrong will happen to them. They will not prefer to

visit any astrologer at their good times to see their future and manage

accoording to that. It's very difficult to put one thing in their mind

"Precaution is better than cure".

Regarding your son's horoscope, please give name of the city also as it'll give

time-zone of the place. Although you've given long. and lat. of the place, but

still I don't want to take any risk in making of chart.

With Best Wishes

Bye!

Vipin Dodaindianastroman http://www.sonipat.comICQ#

65802234/Vedic Astrology

-

Vedic Astrology

Friday, December 08, 2000 2:07 AM

[Vedic Astrology] Re: 8th house

Hi!, Thanks for your response Vipin. I am hearing for the first time about

the age restriction with regards to analysis of a chart. Maybe, I missed it in

my books that I refer to in general. Anyway, I would like to explore this a

little further just out of curiosity. What you (Vipin) said with regards to the

ages makes sense as, in the initial years, the fortunes of a kid are very much

tied to those of his parents. However, isn't it a common practice, in India

atleast, to refer to the horoscope whether it is a child or an adult whenever

anything bad happens in people's lives just to see if there is a bad dasa or

something to remedy it.As I mentioned in my earlier message, I am studying my

son's horoscope not to predict his immediate future ( I am not worried about

how he will fare in elementary school:-) but to understand the overall nature

and quality of the horoscope. I have a personal interest in it obviously. While

any negative details might bother me as a mother, wouldn't it be helpful to know

these things ahead of time just so that one can do the appropriate remedies

where possible? Just my thoughts.Anyway, if this is still of any help, his

birth details are as follows:16th January 1995Time: 2: 44 PM EST

(U.S.)Lat: 39N55Long: 75W23I got his chart using Junior Jyotish. I'll look

forward to your response.

December 8, 2000

Dear Srevya,

Please advise the City of Birth (and whether D.aylight S.aving T.ime was in

effect on the date of his birth), then I can take a look using Systems

Approach.

Very best - Sateesh.

==========

-

<srevya

07 December 2000 20:37

[Vedic Astrology] Re: 8th house

> Hi!,

> Thanks for your response Vipin. I am hearing for the first time

> about the age restriction with regards to analysis of a chart. Maybe,

> I missed it in my books that I refer to in general. Anyway, I would

> like to explore this a little further just out of curiosity. What you

> (Vipin) said with regards to the ages makes sense as, in the initial

> years, the fortunes of a kid are very much tied to those of his

> parents. However, isn't it a common practice, in India atleast, to

> refer to the horoscope whether it is a child or an adult whenever

> anything bad happens in people's lives just to see if there is a bad

> dasa or something to remedy it.

>

> As I mentioned in my earlier message, I am studying my son's

> horoscope not to predict his immediate future ( I am not worried about

> how he will fare in elementary school:-) but to understand the overall

> nature and quality of the horoscope. I have a personal interest in it

> obviously. While any negative details might bother me as a mother,

> wouldn't it be helpful to know these things ahead of time just so that

> one can do the appropriate remedies where possible? Just my thoughts.

>

> Anyway, if this is still of any help, his birth details are as

> follows:

>

> 16th January 1995

> Time: 2: 44 PM EST (U.S.)

> Lat: 39N55

> Long: 75W23

>

> I got his chart using Junior Jyotish. I'll look forward to your

> response.

>

> Vedic Astrology , "Vipin Doda" <indianastroman>

> wrote:

> > Hello,

> >

> > > as the horoscope is that of a six year old male son of mine

> >

> > It is adviced by ancient sages not to analyse the chart of a native

> less

> > than 12 years of age. The reason that they mentioned is that from

> 1-4 years

> > of his age , the native suffers results from his mother's own

> karmas, from

> > 5-8 years, he suffers results from his father's own karmas, and then

> from

> > 9-12 years, it's native own karmas results. (ofcourse, it will

> continue

> > further also). Yes, it's necessary to see rasi of the new born baby

> to find

> > out the initial of his name, Gandmula rasi/nakshatra, if any and

> proper

> > worhsip to be done.

> >

> > Thus, the complete horoscope should be analysed after 12 years.

> >

> > It seems you're a beginner in astrology. Till you get sufficient

> knowledge

> > in this divine field, don't see you family member's horoscope. It'll

> just

> > give you unwanted tensions as you may jump over "results" directly

> without

> > complete knowledge. It's better if you collect horoscopes of your

> friends,

> > neighbours and famous personalities and refer them.

> >

> > Although, you've mentioned the planetary positions of birth chart,

> still

> > it's not possible to analyse it completely as basis on just this

> > information, no one can analyse D-9, D-3, D-12, D-30 and other

> divisional

> > charts and dasas and give accurate predictions. For all this, one

> will need

> > complete birth particlars (date of birth, time of birth and place of

> birth).

> >

> > With Best Wishes

> > Bye!

> >

> > Vipin Doda

> > indianastroman

> > ICQ# 65802234

> > /Vedic Astrology

> >

> > -

> > <srevya@h...>

> > <Vedic Astrology >

> > Wednesday, December 06, 2000 7:44 PM

> > [Vedic Astrology] Re: 8th house

> >

> > > Thanks to both Vipin and Mrutyunjay for your responses. I went

> back to

> > > read my original post and realized that I might have mislead both

> of

> > > you into thinking that the horoscope in question is mine. Sorry

> about

> > > that. It is a family member's horoscope that I am studying. I am

> > > a beginner student of vedic astrology and decided to use my family

> > > members' horoscopes as study material only because I have access

> to

> > > it and know the details accurately, not to mention watching the

> > > details unfold in front of my eyes (hopefully).

> > >

> > > Having clarified that, I am not as much interested in the present

> > > situation with planets but more of a long term nature of the

> horoscope

> > > as the horoscope is that of a six year old male son of mine. The

> > > reason I asked about the 8th house is because, I read somewhere

> that

> > > the 8th house signifies worries/problems in general along with

> death

> > > and all the other things you mentioned. So, I wanted to see if

> this

> > > meant a worrisome life overall for this child. The confusion I

> have

> > > comes with the prediction/interpretation process. Most of the

> books

> > > talk about both the positive and as well as the negative aspects

> of

> > > planetary placements in each house. So, how do you figure out

> which

> > > way this person's life will tuen out? Which of the positive or

> > > negative aspects are pertinent to this individual? If the

> ascendant

> > > lord(functional benefic for the horoscope) is in a certain house,

> > > doesn't it mean it strengthens the positive aspects of the house

> and

> > > not negative? If this is true, then my son's ascendant being in

> 8th

> > > must mean (not considering conjunctions and aspects) less

> > > worries,longevity, wealth from wife's side etc. Am I dong this

> right?

> > > Your thoughts are appreciated.

> > >

> > > To complete the details for the above horoscope,

> > >

> > > ASC Gemini

> > > Mercury 8th house

> > > Sun 8th house

> > > Moon 2nd house

> > > Mars 3rd House

> > > Rahu 5th house

> > > Ketu 11th house

> > > Jupiter 6th house

> > > Venus 6th house

> > > Saturn 9th house (moolatrikona)

> > >

> > > Hope this helps further.

> > >

> >

> > Talk to your friends online with Messenger.

> > http://im.

>

> eGroups Sponsor

>

> Join Vedic Astrology Chat Room Free!

>

>

> OM TAT SAT

>

December 9, 2000

Namaste' all...

I am a beginner with a capital B with Vedic Astrology. I am familiar with

what I know to be Astrology and yet it appears as though this is a system

very different from Vedic. I am lost as you speak. A recent question about

Scorpio ascendent. Everything is called something else in the Vedic.

I know that my rising sign (ascendent) is 26 degrees Scorpio on the *other*

chart. Where does one begin ...truly from the beginning. I am lost on this

list and yet don't really want to . Is there a really easy to

understand place to begin with a recommended book perhaps?

Thank You to all ..

Peace.

Anne

December 10, 2000

His birth place is Media, Pennsylvania (suburb of Philadelphia). So,

it is eastern standard time. His birth being in January, I beleive

daylight savings correction need not be taken. Thanks.

Vedic Astrology , "Vipin Doda" <indianastroman>

wrote:

> Hello,

>

> >However, isn't it a common practice, in India atleast, to

> >refer to the horoscope whether it is a child or an adult whenever

> >anything bad happens in people's lives just to see if there is a

bad

> >dasa or something to remedy it.

>

> Yes, you're absolutely right. In India, most of the people will

refer to any astrologer when something wrong will happen to them. They

will not prefer to visit any astrologer at their good times to see

their future and manage accoording to that. It's very difficult to put

one thing in their mind "Precaution is better than cure".

>

> Regarding your son's horoscope, please give name of the city also as

it'll give time-zone of the place. Although you've given long. and

lat. of the place, but still I don't want to take any risk in making

of chart.

>

> With Best Wishes

> Bye!

>

> Vipin Doda

> indianastroman

http://www.galacticcenter.org

> ICQ# 65802234

> /Vedic Astrology

>

> -

> srevya@h...

> Vedic Astrology

> Friday, December 08, 2000 2:07 AM

> [Vedic Astrology] Re: 8th house

>

> Hi!,

> Thanks for your response Vipin. I am hearing for the first

time

> about the age restriction with regards to analysis of a chart.

Maybe,

> I missed it in my books that I refer to in general. Anyway, I

would

> like to explore this a little further just out of curiosity. What

you

> (Vipin) said with regards to the ages makes sense as, in the

initial

> years, the fortunes of a kid are very much tied to those of his

> parents. However, isn't it a common practice, in India atleast, to

> refer to the horoscope whether it is a child or an adult whenever

> anything bad happens in people's lives just to see if there is a

bad

> dasa or something to remedy it.

>

> As I mentioned in my earlier message, I am studying my son's

> horoscope not to predict his immediate future ( I am not worried

about

> how he will fare in elementary school:-) but to understand the

overall

> nature and quality of the horoscope. I have a personal interest in

it

> obviously. While any negative details might bother me as a mother,

> wouldn't it be helpful to know these things ahead of time just so

that

> one can do the appropriate remedies where possible? Just my

thoughts.

>

> Anyway, if this is still of any help, his birth details are as

> follows:

>

> 16th January 1995

> Time: 2: 44 PM EST (U.S.)

> Lat: 39N55

> Long: 75W23

>

> I got his chart using Junior Jyotish. I'll look forward to your

> response.

December 10, 2000

Dear Anne

I was a professional western astrologer when I embarked upon Vedic. I know

just where you are. Try this web site.

Joni Patry has written about the process of entering Vedic astrology.

I wish you good luck. I wish I could say that there is one definitive text.

I am fond of "Essentials of Vedic Astrology" by Komilla Sutton. If you

can't get it easily, try JDR Ventures. I believe they are listed on the

search engines and can get you nearly any book you could imagine and do it

quickly.

If you are feeling lonely with the use of the Sanskrit words, know that

there are many of us who retain the western words for the houses signs and

planets.

email me if you have any questions on getting started.

Cynthia Novak

-

<kaliandaspasia

Saturday, December 09, 2000 5:57 PM

Re: [Vedic Astrology] Re: 8th house

> Namaste' all...

> I am a beginner with a capital B with Vedic Astrology. I am familiar

with

> what I know to be Astrology and yet it appears as though this is a system

> very different from Vedic. I am lost as you speak. A recent question

about

> Scorpio ascendent. Everything is called something else in the Vedic.

> I know that my rising sign (ascendent) is 26 degrees Scorpio on the

*other*

> chart. Where does one begin ...truly from the beginning. I am lost on

this

> list and yet don't really want to . Is there a really easy to

> understand place to begin with a recommended book perhaps?

> Thank You to all ..

> Peace.

> Anne

>

> Join Vedic Astrology Chat Room Free!

>

kaliandaspasia (AT) aol (DOT) com

>

> OM TAT SAT

>

December 12, 2000

Hello Anne,

Don't worry. It happens in beginning almost with everyone. The best approach is

to get knowledge about basics of astrology first before jumping into

predictions. You must know characteristics of planets, signs and houses. And of

course, the mathematical portion. Here I'm giving names of few good books for

beginners.

Astronomy and Mathematical Astrology - Deepak Kapoor (for mathematical

astrology - casting a chart, dasas etc.)

How to Judge a horoscope Vol. I and Vol. II - Dr. B.V. Raman

You can discuss any kind of problem you face while learning the basics in this list.

Also, start collecting different horoscopes along with their 4-5 major events of

life. (I would not recommend to include yourself and your family members

horoscope in this database)

And all above, worship God and 9 planets daily and request them to give you the

knowledge of astrology - the divine knowledge.

With Best Wishes

Bye!

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Sunday, December 10, 2000 5:27 AM

Re: [Vedic Astrology] Re: 8th house

Namaste' all... I am a beginner with a capital B with Vedic Astrology. I am

familiar withwhat I know to be Astrology and yet it appears as though this is a

systemvery different from Vedic. I am lost as you speak. A recent question

aboutScorpio ascendent. Everything is called something else in the Vedic. I

know that my rising sign (ascendent) is 26 degrees Scorpio on the *other*chart.

Where does one begin ...truly from the beginning. I am lost on thislist and

yet don't really want to . Is there a really easy to understand

place to begin with a recommended book perhaps?Thank You to all

...Peace.AnneJoin Vedic Astrology Chat Room Free!http://www.sonipat.comTo

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December 12, 2000

Hi Cynthia, I like Ronnie Dryers book Vedic Astrology and William

Levacy's Beneath a Vedic Sky for simplicity and clarity. Sally

cynthia novak wrote:

>

> Dear Anne

>

> I was a professional western astrologer when I embarked upon Vedic. I know

> just where you are. Try this web site.

>

> http://www.galacticcenter.org

>

> Joni Patry has written about the process of entering Vedic astrology.

>

> I wish you good luck. I wish I could say that there is one definitive text.

> I am fond of "Essentials of Vedic Astrology" by Komilla Sutton. If you

> can't get it easily, try JDR Ventures. I believe they are listed on the

> search engines and can get you nearly any book you could imagine and do it

> quickly.

>

> If you are feeling lonely with the use of the Sanskrit words, know that

> there are many of us who retain the western words for the houses signs and

> planets.

>

> email me if you have any questions on getting started.

>

> Cynthia Novak

> -

> <kaliandaspasia

> <Vedic Astrology >

> Saturday, December 09, 2000 5:57 PM

> Re: [Vedic Astrology] Re: 8th house

>

> > Namaste' all...

> > I am a beginner with a capital B with Vedic Astrology. I am familiar

> with

> > what I know to be Astrology and yet it appears as though this is a system

> > very different from Vedic. I am lost as you speak. A recent question

> about

> > Scorpio ascendent. Everything is called something else in the Vedic.

> > I know that my rising sign (ascendent) is 26 degrees Scorpio on the

> *other*

> > chart. Where does one begin ...truly from the beginning. I am lost on

> this

> > list and yet don't really want to . Is there a really easy to

> > understand place to begin with a recommended book perhaps?

> > Thank You to all ..

> > Peace.

> > Anne

> >

> > Join Vedic Astrology Chat Room Free!

> >

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December 13, 2000

Hello,

There is some confusion regarding the birth particulars of your son. I'm using the following data:

DOB - 16th Jan., 1995

TOB - 2:44 PM

Lat - 39N55

Long - 75W23

As the time zone is -5 hrs., I'm taking it as 5 hrs. , west of GMT

Day light saving time is off.

But all this data does not give the chart you give. (Lagna lord is not in 8th house)

However, if I ignore time zone, taking TOB as a LMT, I get the same chart as you have.

Please tell me which is correct procedure. Hoping to get some advice from experts also.

With Best Wishes

Bye!

Vipin Dodaindianastroman http://www.sonipat.comICQ#

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Sunday, December 10, 2000 8:21 PM

[Vedic Astrology] Re: 8th house

His birth place is Media, Pennsylvania (suburb of Philadelphia). So, it is

eastern standard time. His birth being in January, I beleive daylight savings

correction need not be taken. Thanks. Vedic Astrology , "Vipin

Doda" <indianastroman> wrote:> Hello,> > >However, isn't it a common

practice, in India atleast, to > >refer to the horoscope whether it is a child

or an adult whenever > >anything bad happens in people's lives just to see if

there is a bad > >dasa or something to remedy it.> > Yes, you're absolutely

right. In India, most of the people will refer to any astrologer when something

wrong will happen to them. They will not prefer to visit any astrologer at their

good times to see their future and manage accoording to that. It's very

difficult to put one thing in their mind "Precaution is better than cure". > >

> Regarding your son's horoscope, please give name of the city also as it'll

give time-zone of the place. Although you've given long. and lat. of the place,

but still I don't want to take any risk in making of chart. > > With Best

Wishes> Bye!> > Vipin Doda> indianastroman> http://www.sonipat.com>

ICQ# 65802234> /Vedic Astrology> > > > ----- Original

Message ----- > srevya@h... > Vedic Astrology >

Friday, December 08, 2000 2:07 AM> [Vedic Astrology] Re: 8th

house> > > Hi!,> Thanks for your response Vipin. I am hearing for the

first time > about the age restriction with regards to analysis of a chart.

Maybe, > I missed it in my books that I refer to in general. Anyway, I would

> like to explore this a little further just out of curiosity. What you >

(Vipin) said with regards to the ages makes sense as, in the initial > years,

the fortunes of a kid are very much tied to those of his > parents. However,

isn't it a common practice, in India atleast, to > refer to the horoscope

whether it is a child or an adult whenever > anything bad happens in people's

lives just to see if there is a bad > dasa or something to remedy it.> > As

I mentioned in my earlier message, I am studying my son's > horoscope not to

predict his immediate future ( I am not worried about > how he will fare in

elementary school:-) but to understand the overall > nature and quality of

the horoscope. I have a personal interest in it > obviously. While any

negative details might bother me as a mother, > wouldn't it be helpful to

know these things ahead of time just so that > one can do the appropriate

remedies where possible? Just my thoughts.> > Anyway, if this is still of any

help, his birth details are as > follows:> > 16th January 1995>

Time: 2: 44 PM EST (U.S.)> Lat: 39N55> Long: 75W23> > I got his chart

using Junior Jyotish. I'll look forward to your > response.Join Vedic

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December 14, 2000

> Hi Cynthia, I like Ronnie Dryers book Vedic Astrology and William

> Levacy's Beneath a Vedic Sky for simplicity and clarity. Sally

Dear Sally

I've got those too, and enjoyed reading them. While Levacy's book offers a

great deal of information, it was a struggle for me when I was a beginner to

try to assimilate the pros and cons of each placement. I guess I'm just not

an engineer at heart. I gobbled the book up, and agree that it is a useful

reference, but always found myself wondering how one placement or nakshatra

could be so widely divergent.

When I found Komilla's book, I really appreciated her gentle approach and

the graceful writing style (BTW I used to teach English, so I'm biased). I

particularly liked her descriptions of Rahu, Ketu and the nakshatras.

The nakshatras have become my passion in recent months. My clients are

always showing me how accurate the symbolism describes the essential nature

of the being sitting before me.

In the list of must have books, I would also include "Astrology of the

Seers" by David Frawley

and "Light on Life" by Hart Defou

Glad to meet you!

Cynthia

> cynthia novak wrote:

> >

> > Dear Anne

> >

> > I was a professional western astrologer when I embarked upon Vedic. I

know

> > just where you are. Try this web site.

> >

> > http://www.galacticcenter.org

> >

> > Joni Patry has written about the process of entering Vedic astrology.

> >

> > I wish you good luck. I wish I could say that there is one definitive

text.

> > I am fond of "Essentials of Vedic Astrology" by Komilla Sutton. If you

> > can't get it easily, try JDR Ventures. I believe they are listed on the

> > search engines and can get you nearly any book you could imagine and do

it

> > quickly.

> >

> > If you are feeling lonely with the use of the Sanskrit words, know that

> > there are many of us who retain the western words for the houses signs

and

> > planets.

> >

> > email me if you have any questions on getting started.

> >

> > Cynthia Novak

> > -

> > <kaliandaspasia

> > <Vedic Astrology >

> > Saturday, December 09, 2000 5:57 PM

> > Re: [Vedic Astrology] Re: 8th house

> >

> > > Namaste' all...

> > > I am a beginner with a capital B with Vedic Astrology. I am

familiar

> > with

> > > what I know to be Astrology and yet it appears as though this is a

system

> > > very different from Vedic. I am lost as you speak. A recent question

> > about

> > > Scorpio ascendent. Everything is called something else in the Vedic.

> > > I know that my rising sign (ascendent) is 26 degrees Scorpio on the

> > *other*

> > > chart. Where does one begin ...truly from the beginning. I am lost

on

> > this

> > > list and yet don't really want to . Is there a really easy

to

> > > understand place to begin with a recommended book perhaps?

> > > Thank You to all ..

> > > Peace.

> > > Anne

> > >

> > > Join Vedic Astrology Chat Room Free!

> > > http://www.sonipat.com

> > >

> > > Vedic Astrology-

> > >

> > > OM TAT SAT

> > >

> >

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December 14, 2000

Hi!

I decided to post again as my original 8th house question

digressed into a different discussion altogether though under the same

heading. I posted the birth time details before but did not hear from

many of you. So, here are the chart details below obtained using

Junior jyotish software. If any of you can help me in understanding

the significane of the ascendant lord in 8th in both Rasi and Navamsa

and also the quality of the rest of the chart, I appreciate it.

Birth details:

Jan 16,1995

Time: 2:44PM Zone: 5:00 DST: 0

Media, PA

Longitude: 75W23 Latitude: 39N55

Lahiri Ayanamsa: 23:47 365.25 Day Year

Current Period: Sa/Me/Ma

As 04:02 Ge Mrigsira Ma

Su 02:25 Cp U.Shadya Su

Mo 02:04 Cn Punarvasu Ju

MaR 07:35 Le Magha Ke

Me 20:50 Cp Shravana Mo

Ju 13:59 Sc Anuradha Sa

Ve 15:36 Sc Anuradha Sa

Sa 15:41 Aq Shatbisha Ra

Ra 17:59 Li Swati Ra

Ke 17:59 Ar Bharani Ve

Vimshottari Dashas

==================

Ju Jan-16-1995

Sa Jul-25-1996

Me Jul-26-2015

Ke Jul-25-2032

Ve Jul-26-2039

Su Jul-26-2059

Mo Jul-25-2065

Ma Jul-26-2075

Ra Jul-26-2082

Rashi Chart

*********************************************************

* *KE 17:59 * *AS 04:02 *

* * * * *

*********************************************************

*SA 15:41 * *MO 02:04 *

* * * *

*************** ***************

*SU 02:25 * *MAR07:35 *

*ME 20:50 * * *

* * * *

*********************************************************

* *JU 13:59 *RA 17:59 * *

* *VE 15:36 * * *

* * * * *

*********************************************************

Navamsa Chart

*********************************************************

* RA * * * MAR *

* * * * *

*********************************************************

* SA * * MO *

* * * ME *

* * * *

*************** ***************

* SU * * *

* * * *

*********************************************************

* * AS * * KE *

* * JU * * *

* * VE * * *

* * * * *

*********************************************************

December 14, 2000

Thanks Cynthia nice to meet you. I liked those last two books, don't

have Komillas, just ordered one by Hart De Fouw on relationships. I know

what you mean about the placements. I am enjoying the SA list it

simplifies things and is very clear are you aware of that list and it's

merits? Sally

cynthia novak wrote:

>

> > Hi Cynthia, I like Ronnie Dryers book Vedic Astrology and William

> > Levacy's Beneath a Vedic Sky for simplicity and clarity. Sally

>

> Dear Sally

>

> I've got those too, and enjoyed reading them. While Levacy's book offers a

> great deal of information, it was a struggle for me when I was a beginner to

> try to assimilate the pros and cons of each placement. I guess I'm just not

> an engineer at heart. I gobbled the book up, and agree that it is a useful

> reference, but always found myself wondering how one placement or nakshatra

> could be so widely divergent.

>

> When I found Komilla's book, I really appreciated her gentle approach and

> the graceful writing style (BTW I used to teach English, so I'm biased). I

> particularly liked her descriptions of Rahu, Ketu and the nakshatras.

>

> The nakshatras have become my passion in recent months. My clients are

> always showing me how accurate the symbolism describes the essential nature

> of the being sitting before me.

>

> In the list of must have books, I would also include "Astrology of the

> Seers" by David Frawley

>

> and "Light on Life" by Hart Defou

>

> Glad to meet you!

>

> Cynthia

>

> > cynthia novak wrote:

> > >

> > > Dear Anne

> > >

> > > I was a professional western astrologer when I embarked upon Vedic. I

> know

> > > just where you are. Try this web site.

> > >

> > > http://www.galacticcenter.org

> > >

> > > Joni Patry has written about the process of entering Vedic astrology.

> > >

> > > I wish you good luck. I wish I could say that there is one definitive

> text.

> > > I am fond of "Essentials of Vedic Astrology" by Komilla Sutton. If you

> > > can't get it easily, try JDR Ventures. I believe they are listed on the

> > > search engines and can get you nearly any book you could imagine and do

> it

> > > quickly.

> > >

> > > If you are feeling lonely with the use of the Sanskrit words, know that

> > > there are many of us who retain the western words for the houses signs

> and

> > > planets.

> > >

> > > email me if you have any questions on getting started.

> > >

> > > Cynthia Novak

> > > -

> > > <kaliandaspasia

> > > <Vedic Astrology >

> > > Saturday, December 09, 2000 5:57 PM

> > > Re: [Vedic Astrology] Re: 8th house

> > >

> > > > Namaste' all...

> > > > I am a beginner with a capital B with Vedic Astrology. I am

> familiar

> > > with

> > > > what I know to be Astrology and yet it appears as though this is a

> system

> > > > very different from Vedic. I am lost as you speak. A recent question

> > > about

> > > > Scorpio ascendent. Everything is called something else in the Vedic.

> > > > I know that my rising sign (ascendent) is 26 degrees Scorpio on the

> > > *other*

> > > > chart. Where does one begin ...truly from the beginning. I am lost

> on

> > > this

> > > > list and yet don't really want to . Is there a really easy

> to

> > > > understand place to begin with a recommended book perhaps?

> > > > Thank You to all ..

> > > > Peace.

> > > > Anne

> > > >

> > > > Join Vedic Astrology Chat Room Free!

> > > > http://www.sonipat.com

> > > >

> > > > Vedic Astrology-

> > > >

> > > > OM TAT SAT

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