RE: Your article on Hora at srigaruda.com

[Guest guest]

||Hare Rama Krsna||

Dear Reema, Namaskar

You have raised a valid question. My understanding is that the D-27 chart is

supposed to reveal how much wealth one has available at any given time. This

is based on Sanjayji's writings in his book on Narayana Dasa.

Exalted and debilitated planets promise alot of wealth, whilst Mulatrikona,

Svakshetra, Mitra and Satru signs give less wealth in descending order, i.e.

Satru signs giving little or no wealth.

My predicament has personally been which dasa to use. Sanjayji advocates

Narayana Dasa, with good reason.

 

But to be honest with you - this does not satisfy my understanding

completely, because some people will have exalted/debilitated planets and

not reach the stature that Bill Gates did, so we can infer that the use of

the D-27 will give us a proportionate idea.

 

In my oppinion to get a propper idea we need to use the Vaisheshikamsa's the

way that Parasara described... PVR Narasimha Rao has been working on these

amsa's and hopefully in the near future he will present us some very

interesting research in these amsas.

 

Best wishes,

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Email: visti

Web: http://srigaruda.com & http://astrovisti.com

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Reema Sriganesh [reema_sriganesh]

23 March 2005 22:46

visti

Your article on Hora at srigaruda.com

 

Namaste Vistiji,

 

I read your article on Hora lagna and Hora charts.

Thank you for writing it and sharing your knowledge. I

have been researching on wealth in a native's chart

for quite some time now.

 

One thing that I am trying to understand is how can we

judge the amount of wealth a native will accumulate

from D-1/D-2/D-9 charts? For instance, how can we

determine if a native will be very rich vs. rich vs.

well to do vs. okay vs. poor? Timing of wealth is

good, however, what is equally important is

quantifiable determination of wealth.

 

Kindly do throw some light on this.

 

Thanks.

 

May Sri Vishnu bless us all,

Reema.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Dear Visti

 

I hope it is a typo, i mean d-27 should be read has d-2 right.

best wishes

partha

 

, "Visti Larsen" <visti@s...>

wrote:

> ||Hare Rama Krsna||

> Dear Reema, Namaskar

> You have raised a valid question. My understanding is that the D-27

chart is

> supposed to reveal how much wealth one has available at any given

time. This

> is based on Sanjayji's writings in his book on Narayana Dasa.

> Exalted and debilitated planets promise alot of wealth, whilst

Mulatrikona,

> Svakshetra, Mitra and Satru signs give less wealth in descending

order, i.e.

> Satru signs giving little or no wealth.

> My predicament has personally been which dasa to use. Sanjayji

advocates

> Narayana Dasa, with good reason.

>

> But to be honest with you - this does not satisfy my understanding

> completely, because some people will have exalted/debilitated

planets and

> not reach the stature that Bill Gates did, so we can infer that the

use of

> the D-27 will give us a proportionate idea.

>

> In my oppinion to get a propper idea we need to use the

Vaisheshikamsa's the

> way that Parasara described... PVR Narasimha Rao has been working

on these

> amsa's and hopefully in the near future he will present us some very

> interesting research in these amsas.

>

> Best wishes,

> ***

> Visti Larsen

> Email: visti@s...

> Web: http://srigaruda.com & http://astrovisti.com

> ***

>

>

> Reema Sriganesh [reema_sriganesh]

> 23 March 2005 22:46

> visti@s...

> Your article on Hora at srigaruda.com

>

> Namaste Vistiji,

>

> I read your article on Hora lagna and Hora charts.

> Thank you for writing it and sharing your knowledge. I

> have been researching on wealth in a native's chart

> for quite some time now.

>

> One thing that I am trying to understand is how can we

> judge the amount of wealth a native will accumulate

> from D-1/D-2/D-9 charts? For instance, how can we

> determine if a native will be very rich vs. rich vs.

> well to do vs. okay vs. poor? Timing of wealth is

> good, however, what is equally important is

> quantifiable determination of wealth.

>

> Kindly do throw some light on this.

>

> Thanks.

>

> May Sri Vishnu bless us all,

> Reema.

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

color:#FF0080">||Hare Rama Krsna||

Dear Partha,

Namaskar

Nope i

meant D-27. My reference is to page 75 & 76 in the Narayana Dasa book.

Best

wishes,

***

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font-family:Tahoma;font-weight:bold">V.Partha sarathy

[partvinu ]

24 March 2005 12:24

 

[Om Krishna Guru] Re:

Your article on Hora at srigaruda.com

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Dear Visti

I hope it is a typo, i mean d-27 should be read

has d-2 right.

best wishes

partha

, "Visti

Larsen" <visti@s...>

wrote:

> ||Hare Rama Krsna||

> Dear Reema, Namaskar

> You have raised a valid question. My

understanding is that the D-27

chart is

> supposed to reveal how much wealth one has

available at any given

time. This

> is based on Sanjayji's writings in his book

on Narayana Dasa.

> Exalted and debilitated planets promise alot

of wealth, whilst

Mulatrikona,

> Svakshetra, Mitra and Satru signs give less

wealth in descending

order, i.e.

> Satru signs giving little or no wealth.

> My predicament has personally been which dasa

to use. Sanjayji

advocates

> Narayana Dasa, with good reason.

>

> But to be honest with you - this does not

satisfy my understanding

> completely, because some people will have

exalted/debilitated

planets and

> not reach the stature that Bill Gates did, so

we can infer that the

use of

> the D-27 will give us a proportionate idea.

>

> In my oppinion to get a propper idea we need

to use the

Vaisheshikamsa's the

> way that Parasara described... PVR Narasimha

Rao has been working

on these

> amsa's and hopefully in the near future he

will present us some very

> interesting research in these amsas.

>

> Best wishes,

> ***

> Visti Larsen

> Email: visti@s...

> Web: http://srigaruda.com

& http://astrovisti.com

> ***

>

>

> Reema Sriganesh

[reema_sriganesh]

> 23 March 2005 22:46

> visti@s...

> Your article on Hora at

srigaruda.com

>

> Namaste Vistiji,

>

> I read your article on Hora lagna and Hora

charts.

> Thank you for writing it and sharing your

knowledge. I

> have been researching on wealth in a native's

chart

> for quite some time now.

>

> One thing that I am trying to understand is

how can we

> judge the amount of wealth a native will

accumulate

> from D-1/D-2/D-9 charts? For instance, how

can we

> determine if a native will be very rich vs.

rich vs.

> well to do vs. okay vs. poor? Timing of

wealth is

> good, however, what is equally important is

> quantifiable determination of wealth.

>

> Kindly do throw some light on this.

>

> Thanks.

>

> May Sri Vishnu bless us all,

> Reema.

>

>

>

>

>

> Small Business - Try our new resources

site!

>

~ om tat sat

~

10.0pt;font-family:"Courier New"">

Thank you for maintaining the decorum of the

Achyuta Ashram.

Reminders: (1) Recite the Shadakshari Mantra 'Hare

Rama Krishna'

(2) Try to become Vegetarian - remember Akbar the

Great who said that the human stomach should not become a graveyard for

animals.

(3) Practise charity in thought and deed - do one

free chart reading today

[Guest guest]

Hare Krishna

Dear Visti and Seema,

Wouldnt we understand a persons wealth first by the strength of the

BASIC dhana yogas ,etc HL to begin with to see level to expect/

..If they dont show big Dhana yogas there to begin with, it wont ever

come.This can be backed up with D-27

 

 

Tenth from moon in rasi etc, and then determine through current

planetary trends, whether those yogas are activated in big way or not.

Also, running periods of 6th lord ,12 lord etc will obviously create

debts and expanses. etc

You can look at some peoples charts and see they will some how or

other always have money,etc. ie be sustained in life.

Also a strong 9th house helps and also if LL is in 9th house, vice

versa.

 

Bill Gates has incredible vipareeta yoga,etc

Thank-you,

Lakshmi

 

-- In , "Visti Larsen" <visti@s...> wrote:

> ||Hare Rama Krsna||

> Dear Reema, Namaskar

> You have raised a valid question. My understanding is that the D-27

chart is

> supposed to reveal how much wealth one has available at any given

time. This

> is based on Sanjayji's writings in his book on Narayana Dasa.

> Exalted and debilitated planets promise alot of wealth, whilst

Mulatrikona,

> Svakshetra, Mitra and Satru signs give less wealth in descending

order, i.e.

> Satru signs giving little or no wealth.

> My predicament has personally been which dasa to use. Sanjayji

advocates

> Narayana Dasa, with good reason.

>

> But to be honest with you - this does not satisfy my understanding

> completely, because some people will have exalted/debilitated

planets and

> not reach the stature that Bill Gates did, so we can infer that the

use of

> the D-27 will give us a proportionate idea.

>

> In my oppinion to get a propper idea we need to use the

Vaisheshikamsa's the

> way that Parasara described... PVR Narasimha Rao has been working

on these

> amsa's and hopefully in the near future he will present us some very

> interesting research in these amsas.

>

> Best wishes,

> ***

> Visti Larsen

> Email: visti@s...

> Web: http://srigaruda.com & http://astrovisti.com

> ***

>

>

> Reema Sriganesh [reema_sriganesh]

> 23 March 2005 22:46

> visti@s...

> Your article on Hora at srigaruda.com

>

> Namaste Vistiji,

>

> I read your article on Hora lagna and Hora charts.

> Thank you for writing it and sharing your knowledge. I

> have been researching on wealth in a native's chart

> for quite some time now.

>

> One thing that I am trying to understand is how can we

> judge the amount of wealth a native will accumulate

> from D-1/D-2/D-9 charts? For instance, how can we

> determine if a native will be very rich vs. rich vs.

> well to do vs. okay vs. poor? Timing of wealth is

> good, however, what is equally important is

> quantifiable determination of wealth.

>

> Kindly do throw some light on this.

>

> Thanks.

>

> May Sri Vishnu bless us all,

> Reema.

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

"Bookman Old Style";color:#FF0080">||Hare Rama Krsna||

Dear

Lakshmi, Namaskar

Yes

you are right.

Best

wishes,

***

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font-family:Tahoma;font-weight:bold">lakshmikary

[lakshmikary ]

24 March 2005 16:06

 

[Om Krishna Guru] Re:

Your article on Hora at srigaruda.com

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Hare Krishna

Dear Visti and Seema,

Wouldnt we understand a persons wealth first by

the strength of the

BASIC dhana yogas ,etc HL to begin with to see

level to expect/

..If they dont show big Dhana yogas there to begin

with, it wont ever

come.This can be backed up with D-27

Tenth from moon in rasi etc, and then determine

through current

planetary trends, whether those yogas are

activated in big way or not.

Also, running periods of 6th lord ,12 lord etc

will obviously create

debts and expanses. etc

You can look at some peoples charts and see they

will some how or

other always have money,etc. ie be sustained in

life.

Also a strong 9th house helps and also if LL is in

9th house, vice

versa.

Bill Gates has incredible vipareeta yoga,etc

Thank-you,

Lakshmi

-- In , "Visti

Larsen" <visti@s...> wrote:

> ||Hare Rama Krsna||

> Dear Reema, Namaskar

> You have raised a valid question. My understanding

is that the D-27

chart is

> supposed to reveal how much wealth one has

available at any given

time. This

> is based on Sanjayji's writings in his book

on Narayana Dasa.

> Exalted and debilitated planets promise alot

of wealth, whilst

Mulatrikona,

> Svakshetra, Mitra and Satru signs give less

wealth in descending

order, i.e.

> Satru signs giving little or no wealth.

> My predicament has personally been which dasa

to use. Sanjayji

advocates

> Narayana Dasa, with good reason.

>

> But to be honest with you - this does not

satisfy my understanding

> completely, because some people will have

exalted/debilitated

planets and

> not reach the stature that Bill Gates did, so

we can infer that the

use of

> the D-27 will give us a proportionate idea.

>

> In my oppinion to get a propper idea we need

to use the

Vaisheshikamsa's the

> way that Parasara described... PVR Narasimha

Rao has been working

on these

> amsa's and hopefully in the near future he

will present us some very

> interesting research in these amsas.

>

> Best wishes,

> ***

> Visti Larsen

> Email: visti@s...

> Web: http://srigaruda.com

& http://astrovisti.com

> ***

>

>

> Reema Sriganesh

[reema_sriganesh]

> 23 March 2005 22:46

> visti@s...

> Your article on Hora at

srigaruda.com

>

> Namaste Vistiji,

>

> I read your article on Hora lagna and Hora

charts.

> Thank you for writing it and sharing your

knowledge. I

> have been researching on wealth in a native's

chart

> for quite some time now.

>

> One thing that I am trying to understand is

how can we

> judge the amount of wealth a native will

accumulate

> from D-1/D-2/D-9 charts? For instance, how

can we

> determine if a native will be very rich vs.

rich vs.

> well to do vs. okay vs. poor? Timing of

wealth is

> good, however, what is equally important is

> quantifiable determination of wealth.

>

> Kindly do throw some light on this.

>

> Thanks.

>

> May Sri Vishnu bless us all,

> Reema.

>

>

>

>

>

> Small Business - Try our new resources

site!

>

~ om tat sat

~

10.0pt;font-family:"Courier New"">

Thank you for maintaining the decorum of the

Achyuta Ashram.

Reminders: (1) Recite the Shadakshari Mantra 'Hare

Rama Krishna'

(2) Try to become Vegetarian - remember Akbar the

Great who said that the human stomach should not become a graveyard for

animals.

(3) Practise charity in thought and deed - do one

free chart reading today