Jupiter----one sign before debilated and in next nearly exalted.

[Guest guest]

|| Hare Rama Krsna ||

Dear Tarun, Namaskar

Michal has put it better than I did - the point is I think that you need

to think of each Rasi distinctly. It doesn't matter how far away

they are from one another. Let's say you have a neighbour that you

don't like... even though they live only next door. Won't your mood

change if you go to your neighbour's house? Won't your mood change

again if you come back home? You don't need to traverse the Earth

before your mood changes.

Finally, consider that the Sun attains deep exaltation in Aswini

nakshatra, lorded by Ketu (10 degrees Aries). There is a reason for

this (probably several reasons).

I hope that helps,

Samir

Michal Dziwulski <nearmichal

Thu Jul 14, 2005 10:18 pm

Re: [Om Krishna Guru] Re: Jupiter----one sign before

debilated and in next nearly exalted..

Hare Rama Krsna

Dear Tarun,

If I may add something... According to what you are

asking the Sun is in Aries *shining* and then moving

into Taurus and suddenly *sleeping*, and same with

Venus moving from Pisces to Aries. So how is it

different that Jupiter can go from *miserable* in

Capricorn to *shining* in Aquarius? Are these not

scientifically possible shifts in emotions? Just as

children having a lot of joy one moment before an

accident can come to tears in the next. Rahu also

gets exaltation, but it is hard to imagine Rahu

shining. Also, the nakshatra rulerships that you

mention are Vimshottari lordships, and I do not know

whether they can be used to assess exaltation,

debilitation etc.

In Visti's new book there is a similar list of

Avasthas that follows:

Dipta-excited-exalted;

Svastha-confident-own sign;

Pramudita-glad-friendliest sign;

Santa-at peace-friendly sign;

Dina-timid-neutral;

Duhkita-distressed-enemy;

Vikala-agitated-joined an inimaical graha;

Khala-shaking-debilitation;

Kopa-enraged-combustion;

Now the way to apply this is that a person in one of

these states will experience the results of the

planets that are in the same state. For example, when

a person is distressed they will get the results of

planets placed in enemies signs. Maybe this helps.

Respectfully,

Michal.

[Guest guest]

Dear Samir ji and Michal, and Viswanadham ji,

 

Wht i read abt planetry position and all the theoritical that as the

planets moves in orbit its in elliptical path and since the planet

moves to some place which is debilation point then its not shining

its light.

 

let me explain one thing.Like ..in 100 mtr race one has to go to

another point and then return back to the start place..the start

place is exalation point and another point frm where it has to turn

back is the point of debilation.

now if i was to explain this with help of drawing .i may be able to

explain clearly my opinion.

 

Thanks to u all for taking interest.

 

Regards

 

tarun,

 

, Samir Shah <solaris.smoke@g...>

wrote:

> || Hare Rama Krsna ||

>

> Dear Tarun, Namaskar

>

> Michal has put it better than I did - the point is I think that you

need to

> think of each Rasi distinctly. It doesn't matter how far away they

are

> from one another. Let's say you have a neighbour that you don't

like...

> even though they live only next door. Won't your mood change if

you go to

> your neighbour's house? Won't your mood change again if you come

back

> home? You don't need to traverse the Earth before your mood

changes.

>

> Finally, consider that the Sun attains deep exaltation in Aswini

nakshatra,

> lorded by Ketu (10 degrees Aries). There is a reason for this

(probably

> several reasons).

>

> I hope that helps,

>

> Samir

>

>

>

>

> ----------

> Michal Dziwulski <nearmichal@>

> Thu Jul 14, 2005 10:18 pm

> Re: [Om Krishna Guru] Re: Jupiter----one sign before

debilated and

> in next nearly exalted..

>

> Hare Rama Krsna

>

> Dear Tarun,

>

> If I may add something... According to what you are

> asking the Sun is in Aries *shining* and then moving

> into Taurus and suddenly *sleeping*, and same with

> Venus moving from Pisces to Aries. So how is it

> different that Jupiter can go from *miserable* in

> Capricorn to *shining* in Aquarius? Are these not

> scientifically possible shifts in emotions? Just as

> children having a lot of joy one moment before an

> accident can come to tears in the next. Rahu also

> gets exaltation, but it is hard to imagine Rahu

> shining. Also, the nakshatra rulerships that you

> mention are Vimshottari lordships, and I do not know

> whether they can be used to assess exaltation,

> debilitation etc.

> In Visti's new book there is a similar list of

> Avasthas that follows:

> Dipta-excited-exalted;

> Svastha-confident-own sign;

> Pramudita-glad-friendliest sign;

> Santa-at peace-friendly sign;

> Dina-timid-neutral;

> Duhkita-distressed-enemy;

> Vikala-agitated-joined an inimaical graha;

> Khala-shaking-debilitation;

> Kopa-enraged-combustion;

> Now the way to apply this is that a person in one of

> these states will experience the results of the

> planets that are in the same state. For example, when

> a person is distressed they will get the results of

> planets placed in enemies signs. Maybe this helps.

>

> Respectfully,

> Michal.