foreign country-moving around MANY times

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Hare Rama Krishna

 

Dear Juliana, Namaskar

 

Ok, it means you moved 45 times in 50 years!, some of them long

distance travel.

 

If we take regular vimshottari dasa, you went through Rahu mahadasa

at birth(Rahu is the dominant 4th lord conjoined Ven - the7th & 12th

lord), which gave long distance travel.

 

You can see that 8th house & 12th house are highlighted. The planets

there and the lords of the houses are capable of moving you from

place to place.

 

Are you into arts, performing or doing directorial role? (Your

Navamsa is changing in 45 sec).

Your Venus is in Scorpio Navamsa, so dwadasottari dasa is applicable.

The dasas you had also connected to change in residence.

 

Coming to the bhagya from birth place- in India, our fore-fathers

lived in one place for generations together and worshipped local

deity. When a native moves away from the place, this bhagya is no

longer available or we can also say that the accumulated bhagya has

run out and the native has to move to another place seeking his/her

bhagya.

 

In your case you mentioned about your father(s), which explains, how

your sukha (4th house) is affected. Infact, it was your birth father

who moved away from native land, and subsequently your journey

started.

 

Some time ago, you would have found your good fortune, somewhere

else.

 

Hope it helps.

 

regards

suryaviswanadham

 

, Juliana Swanson <omhamsa>

wrote:

> Dear Suryaviswanadham, and List members, Namaskaar,

>

> Yes I am Scorpio Lagna, born beside the Sahara Desert.

> I often think my birth there makes me somewhat of an

> honorary nomad, like the Bedouin who have roamed the

> desert for centuries. When you say this affliction

> "denies bhagya from the past, several generations of

> punya, invested in the place of birth," can you

> explain this please?

>

> I actually moved about five of the total 45 moving

> times in my first six years. The ninth and Sun

> afflictions also point to the fact that I had three

> different fathers growing up. My birth father was an

> exploration geologist who worked for Standard Oil

> during the British Oil strike in the 1950's. My mother

> left him when I was three years old, in our first

> move, to Fiorenze, Italia. But even during the first

> three years of my life, we undertook several

> transatlantic journeys to visit family in the United

> States.

>

> Thanks so much,

> Bless you,

> Juliana

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