Raja Yogas, Vaisesikamsa bala & Rajya Samabandha Yogas

[Guest guest]

Dear Vistiji,

 

In your book, 'Jyotisha Fundamentals' in the FAQ section, Vaisesikamsa

bala has been stated as the correct method to determine the strength

of Raja Yogas/Dhana Yogas.

 

1) So if in a chart planets such as kendra & kona lord combine

together to form a Raja yoga but if their Vaishikamsa balas are 0,

then this would indicate an ineffective Raja yoga or a very mild one ?

 

2) If in the above scenario, only one of these have points more than 0

in vargas then only that lords dasa or transit can be the initiator of

the yoga ?

 

3) Are these applicable to all yogas such as Rajya Sambandha yogas as

well ?

 

warm regards,

ravish

[Guest guest]

Dear Ravish,

Namaskar. Vaishesikamsa's are very important when it

comes to yogas like rajayoga etc. We should first understand what the

implication of Vaishesikamsa's are and before that we should understand what

amsas are. Parasara taughts amsas first before anything and this shows that

amsas are so very important. A graha in good amsa (own sign/moolatrikona/

exaltation etcn in several vargas shows how potent the graha is. It is like the

quality of seed : if it is an ordinary seed of paddy, the rice harvested will

only be average, but it is a seed created by genetic technology (say), they it

is capable of producing much more. Similarly, a graha with high Vaisehshikamsa

has more potency and is capable of much more auspicious results or has higher

strength. So raja-yogas between grahas each having high vaishesikamsas will

give very auspicious results. I remember Narasimha-ji gave the example of Bill

Gates rise in life with two grahas in rajayoga and having high Vaisesikamsas.

Low Vaiseshikamsa grahas in yoga will produce average results. That is the

difference between a ruler of a small village and an emperor. Additionally,

here is another hint. See the karakatvas of grahas with high Vaishesikamsas.

They are also increases. For example, Ju with high Vaishesikamsa will have

quite good memory and intelligence. Lord of the 9th house having high

Vaishesikamsa shows how dharmic a person will be and how committed to

ishadevata he will become. (Ref: Narasimha-ji's Book)

When we are talking of Vaishesikamsa's we are talking about an aggregate view of

life spanning across several vargas (dasa vargas for common human beings).

Hence, it shows the total force of impact that graha is capable to deliver. And

the impact comes from the its karakatva and its house ownerships in the Rasi

Chart.

Hope this helps a little in your understanding.

Best wishes,

Sourav

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

 

, "Ravish" <smart_rapheal wrote:>> Dear

Vistiji,> > In your book, 'Jyotisha Fundamentals' in the FAQ section,

Vaisesikamsa> bala has been stated as the correct method to determine the

strength> of Raja Yogas/Dhana Yogas.> > 1) So if in a chart planets such as

kendra & kona lord combine> together to form a Raja yoga but if their

Vaishikamsa balas are 0,> then this would indicate an ineffective Raja yoga or

a very mild one ?> > 2) If in the above scenario, only one of these have points

more than 0> in vargas then only that lords dasa or transit can be the initiator

of> the yoga ?> > 3) Are these applicable to all yogas such as Rajya Sambandha

yogas as> well ? > > warm regards,> ravish>

[Guest guest]

Dear Souravji,

 

Fantastic explaination & analogy with paddy, I am clear with some

parts of this now !

 

Here are some more doubts/questions:

 

1) I would like to understand the statement "dasa vargas for common

human beings" a bit more. What does this mean ? We have these balas

across Dasa Varga, Shodasa Varga, Sapta Varga & Shad Varga, but why

only Dasa varga is considered for common human beings ?

 

2) What is the figure/number that indicates/qualifies for high in

these balas ? Anything above 4 ?

 

3) So this bala other than its relation with yogas can also be studied

for predominant strength of karakatvas ? For example if all planets

the nodes are high on the vaiseshikamsa balas then these karakatvas

dominate a person ?

 

Warm Regards,

ravish

 

 

 

, "Sourav" <souravc108 wrote:

>

>

> || Hare Rama Krishna ||

>

> Dear Ravish,

>

> Namaskar. Vaishesikamsa's are very important

> when it comes to yogas like rajayoga etc. We should first understand

> what the implication of Vaishesikamsa's are and before that we should

> understand what amsas are. Parasara taughts amsas first before anything

> and this shows that amsas are so very important. A graha in good amsa

> (own sign/moolatrikona/ exaltation etcn in several vargas shows how

> potent the graha is. It is like the quality of seed : if it is an

> ordinary seed of paddy, the rice harvested will only be average, but it

> is a seed created by genetic technology (say), they it is capable of

> producing much more. Similarly, a graha with high Vaisehshikamsa has

> more potency and is capable of much more auspicious results or has

> higher strength. So raja-yogas between grahas each having high

> vaishesikamsas will give very auspicious results. I remember

> Narasimha-ji gave the example of Bill Gates rise in life with two grahas

> in rajayoga and having high Vaisesikamsas. Low Vaiseshikamsa grahas in

> yoga will produce average results. That is the difference between a

> ruler of a small village and an emperor. Additionally, here is another

> hint. See the karakatvas of grahas with high Vaishesikamsas. They are

> also increases. For example, Ju with high Vaishesikamsa will have quite

> good memory and intelligence. Lord of the 9th house having high

> Vaishesikamsa shows how dharmic a person will be and how committed to

> ishadevata he will become. (Ref: Narasimha-ji's Book)

>

> When we are talking of Vaishesikamsa's we are talking about an aggregate

> view of life spanning across several vargas (dasa vargas for common

> human beings). Hence, it shows the total force of impact that graha is

> capable to deliver. And the impact comes from the its karakatva and its

> house ownerships in the Rasi Chart.

>

> Hope this helps a little in your understanding.

>

> Best wishes,

>

> Sourav

>

> ===========================================================

>

>

>

>

> , "Ravish" <smart_rapheal@> wrote:

> >

> > Dear Vistiji,

> >

> > In your book, 'Jyotisha Fundamentals' in the FAQ section, Vaisesikamsa

> > bala has been stated as the correct method to determine the strength

> > of Raja Yogas/Dhana Yogas.

> >

> > 1) So if in a chart planets such as kendra & kona lord combine

> > together to form a Raja yoga but if their Vaishikamsa balas are 0,

> > then this would indicate an ineffective Raja yoga or a very mild one ?

> >

> > 2) If in the above scenario, only one of these have points more than 0

> > in vargas then only that lords dasa or transit can be the initiator of

> > the yoga ?

> >

> > 3) Are these applicable to all yogas such as Rajya Sambandha yogas as

> > well ?

> >

> > warm regards,

> > ravish

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Dear Ravish,

namaskar. Only quick hints. Rest you have to study and

find out yourself. Narasimha-ji's book is a good reference. See Below.

Best wishes,

Sourav

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

, "Ravish" <smart_rapheal wrote:>> Dear

Souravji,> > Fantastic explaination & analogy with paddy, I am clear with some>

parts of this now !> > Here are some more doubts/questions:> > 1) I would like

to understand the statement "dasa vargas for common> human beings" a bit more.

What does this mean ? We have these balas> across Dasa Varga, Shodasa Varga,

Sapta Varga & Shad Varga, but why> only Dasa varga is considered for common

human beings ?

Sourav: Dasa Vargas are recommended for common human beings. Sodasa Vargas for

beings above, like kings/emperors/mahapurushas. Other vargas for lower that

common humans, including even inanimate beings like lakes etc. You will see

Dasa varga encompasses those vargas which are primary/defining areas of human

concern. Sodasa Vargas additionally includes charts like D40/45 (showing

maternal/paternal lineages etc) which are important for kings and other humans

which are very high up on the scale. Why ? Because kings or mahapurushas will

not be born in ordinary lineages.

> > 2) What is the figure/number that indicates/qualifies for high in> these

balas ? Anything above 4 ?

[sourav]: 1- 3 is average good in Dasa Varga, 5 and up are quite good. Almost

all ordinary charts have some in 1-3.

> > 3) So this bala other than its relation with yogas can also be studied> for

predominant strength of karakatvas ? For example if all planets> the nodes are

high on the vaiseshikamsa balas then these karakatvas> dominate a person ?

[sourav]: You can. But remember that Rasi Chart is physical reality and should

not draw results contrary to Rasi indications. Highest Vishesikamsa grahas have

tredemdous influence. See Sri Sri Ramakrishna Paramahamsa's Chart (for

Sodasavarga) and find out which graha is very strong. Try to blend

Vaishesikamsa with other indications.

> > Warm Regards,> ravish> > > > , "Sourav"

souravc108@ wrote:> >> > > > || Hare Rama Krishna ||> > > > Dear Ravish,> > > >

Namaskar. Vaishesikamsa's are very important> > when it comes to yogas like

rajayoga etc. We should first understand> > what the implication of

Vaishesikamsa's are and before that we should> > understand what amsas are.

Parasara taughts amsas first before anything> > and this shows that amsas are

so very important. A graha in good amsa> > (own sign/moolatrikona/ exaltation

etcn in several vargas shows how> > potent the graha is. It is like the quality

of seed : if it is an> > ordinary seed of paddy, the rice harvested will only be

average, but it> > is a seed created by genetic technology (say), they it is

capable of> > producing much more. Similarly, a graha with high Vaisehshikamsa

has> > more potency and is capable of much more auspicious results or has> >

higher strength. So raja-yogas between grahas each having high> >

vaishesikamsas will give very auspicious results. I remember> > Narasimha-ji

gave the example of Bill Gates rise in life with two grahas> > in rajayoga and

having high Vaisesikamsas. Low Vaiseshikamsa grahas in> > yoga will produce

average results. That is the difference between a> > ruler of a small village

and an emperor. Additionally, here is another> > hint. See the karakatvas of

grahas with high Vaishesikamsas. They are> > also increases. For example, Ju

with high Vaishesikamsa will have quite> > good memory and intelligence. Lord

of the 9th house having high> > Vaishesikamsa shows how dharmic a person will

be and how committed to> > ishadevata he will become. (Ref: Narasimha-ji's

Book)> > > > When we are talking of Vaishesikamsa's we are talking about an

aggregate> > view of life spanning across several vargas (dasa vargas for

common> > human beings). Hence, it shows the total force of impact that graha

is> > capable to deliver. And the impact comes from the its karakatva and its>

> house ownerships in the Rasi Chart.> > > > Hope this helps a little in your

understanding.> > > > Best wishes,> > > > Sourav> > > >

===========================================================> > > > > > > > > >

, "Ravish" <smart_rapheal@> wrote:> > >> > >

Dear Vistiji,> > >> > > In your book, 'Jyotisha Fundamentals' in the FAQ

section, Vaisesikamsa> > > bala has been stated as the correct method to

determine the strength> > > of Raja Yogas/Dhana Yogas.> > >> > > 1) So if in a

chart planets such as kendra & kona lord combine> > > together to form a Raja

yoga but if their Vaishikamsa balas are 0,> > > then this would indicate an

ineffective Raja yoga or a very mild one ?> > >> > > 2) If in the above

scenario, only one of these have points more than 0> > > in vargas then only

that lords dasa or transit can be the initiator of> > > the yoga ?> > >> > > 3)

Are these applicable to all yogas such as Rajya Sambandha yogas as> > > well ?>

> >> > > warm regards,> > > ravish> > >> >>

[Guest guest]

Dear Souravji,

 

I am glad to take whatever information or hints that come my way :-).

I do not have Narasimhaji's book with me as of now ! But some

questions below, hope you dont mind answering...

 

warm regards,

ravish

 

, "Sourav" <souravc108 wrote:

>

>

> || Hare Rama Krishna ||

>

> Dear Ravish,

>

> namaskar. Only quick hints. Rest you have to

> study and find out yourself. Narasimha-ji's book is a good reference.

> See Below.

>

> Best wishes,

>

> Sourav

>

> ========================================================

>

>

> , "Ravish" <smart_rapheal@> wrote:

> >

> > Dear Souravji,

> >

> > Fantastic explaination & analogy with paddy, I am clear with some

> > parts of this now !

> >

> > Here are some more doubts/questions:

> >

> > 1) I would like to understand the statement "dasa vargas for common

> > human beings" a bit more. What does this mean ? We have these balas

> > across Dasa Varga, Shodasa Varga, Sapta Varga & Shad Varga, but why

> > only Dasa varga is considered for common human beings ?

>

> Sourav: Dasa Vargas are recommended for common human beings. Sodasa

> Vargas for beings above, like kings/emperors/mahapurushas. Other vargas

> for lower that common humans, including even inanimate beings like lakes

> etc. You will see Dasa varga encompasses those vargas which are

> primary/defining areas of human concern. Sodasa Vargas additionally

> includes charts like D40/45 (showing maternal/paternal lineages etc)

> which are important for kings and other humans which are very high up on

> the scale. Why ? Because kings or mahapurushas will not be born in

> ordinary lineages.

 

[ravish] : I get your gist here, sodasavargas include higher vargas

indicating greater capable purushas or maha-purushas...My initial

thought was to object to the last statement, as some go on to become

great purushas from ordinary births, but when I read your response in

entirety I understand this better...

 

>

> >

> > 2) What is the figure/number that indicates/qualifies for high in

> > these balas ? Anything above 4 ?

>

> [sourav]: 1- 3 is average good in Dasa Varga, 5 and up are quite good.

> Almost all ordinary charts have some in 1-3.

 

[ravish]: What about planets which are above 5 but are not involved in

any yogas in chart ? They are almost like a good quality seeds which

are never sowed ?

 

>

> >

> > 3) So this bala other than its relation with yogas can also be

studied for predominant strength of karakatvas ? For example if all

planets the nodes are high on the vaiseshikamsa balas then these

karakatvas dominate a person ?

>

> [sourav]: You can. But remember that Rasi Chart is physical reality and

> should not draw results contrary to Rasi indications. Highest

> Vishesikamsa grahas have tredemdous influence. See Sri Sri

Ramakrishna > Paramahamsa's Chart (for Sodasavarga) and find out

which graha is very > strong. Try to blend Vaishesikamsa with other

indications.

 

[ravish]: I saw the chart, it is Sa which has 10 points (:-O), in

SodasaVarga ! Sa in his chart is lagna lord exalted & retrograde in

9th house & he also is a Mahayogada !

 

> > Warm Regards,

> > ravish

 

> >

> >

> > , "Sourav" souravc108@ wrote:

> > >

> > >

> > > || Hare Rama Krishna ||

> > >

> > > Dear Ravish,

> > >

> > > Namaskar. Vaishesikamsa's are very important

> > > when it comes to yogas like rajayoga etc. We should first understand

> > > what the implication of Vaishesikamsa's are and before that we

> should

> > > understand what amsas are. Parasara taughts amsas first before

> anything

> > > and this shows that amsas are so very important. A graha in good

> amsa

> > > (own sign/moolatrikona/ exaltation etcn in several vargas shows how

> > > potent the graha is. It is like the quality of seed : if it is an

> > > ordinary seed of paddy, the rice harvested will only be average, but

> it

> > > is a seed created by genetic technology (say), they it is capable of

> > > producing much more. Similarly, a graha with high Vaisehshikamsa has

> > > more potency and is capable of much more auspicious results or has

> > > higher strength. So raja-yogas between grahas each having high

> > > vaishesikamsas will give very auspicious results. I remember

> > > Narasimha-ji gave the example of Bill Gates rise in life with two

> grahas

> > > in rajayoga and having high Vaisesikamsas. Low Vaiseshikamsa grahas

> in

> > > yoga will produce average results. That is the difference between a

> > > ruler of a small village and an emperor. Additionally, here is

> another

> > > hint. See the karakatvas of grahas with high Vaishesikamsas. They

> are

> > > also increases. For example, Ju with high Vaishesikamsa will have

> quite

> > > good memory and intelligence. Lord of the 9th house having high

> > > Vaishesikamsa shows how dharmic a person will be and how committed

> to

> > > ishadevata he will become. (Ref: Narasimha-ji's Book)

> > >

> > > When we are talking of Vaishesikamsa's we are talking about an

> aggregate

> > > view of life spanning across several vargas (dasa vargas for common

> > > human beings). Hence, it shows the total force of impact that graha

> is

> > > capable to deliver. And the impact comes from the its karakatva and

> its

> > > house ownerships in the Rasi Chart.

> > >

> > > Hope this helps a little in your understanding.

> > >

> > > Best wishes,

> > >

> > > Sourav

> > >

> > > ===========================================================

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > , "Ravish" <smart_rapheal@>

> wrote:

> > > >

> > > > Dear Vistiji,

> > > >

> > > > In your book, 'Jyotisha Fundamentals' in the FAQ section,

> Vaisesikamsa

> > > > bala has been stated as the correct method to determine the

> strength

> > > > of Raja Yogas/Dhana Yogas.

> > > >

> > > > 1) So if in a chart planets such as kendra & kona lord combine

> > > > together to form a Raja yoga but if their Vaishikamsa balas are 0,

> > > > then this would indicate an ineffective Raja yoga or a very mild

> one ?

> > > >

> > > > 2) If in the above scenario, only one of these have points more

> than 0

> > > > in vargas then only that lords dasa or transit can be the

> initiator of

> > > > the yoga ?

> > > >

> > > > 3) Are these applicable to all yogas such as Rajya Sambandha yogas

> as

> > > > well ?

> > > >

> > > > warm regards,

> > > > ravish

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Dear Ravish,

Namaskar. Comments below.

Best wishes,

Sourav

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, "Ravish" <smart_rapheal wrote:>> Dear

Souravji,> > I am glad to take whatever information or hints that come my way

:-).> I do not have Narasimhaji's book with me as of now ! But some> questions

below, hope you dont mind answering...> > warm regards,> ravish> > --- In

, "Sourav" souravc108@ wrote:> >> > > > || Hare

Rama Krishna ||> > > > Dear Ravish,> > > > namaskar. Only quick hints. Rest you

have to> > study and find out yourself. Narasimha-ji's book is a good

reference.> > See Below.> > > > Best wishes,> > > > Sourav> > > >

========================================================> > > > > > --- In

, "Ravish" <smart_rapheal@> wrote:> > >> > > Dear

Souravji,> > >> > > Fantastic explaination & analogy with paddy, I am clear

with some> > > parts of this now !> > >> > > Here are some more

doubts/questions:> > >> > > 1) I would like to understand the statement "dasa

vargas for common> > > human beings" a bit more. What does this mean ? We have

these balas> > > across Dasa Varga, Shodasa Varga, Sapta Varga & Shad Varga,

but why> > > only Dasa varga is considered for common human beings ?> > > >

Sourav: Dasa Vargas are recommended for common human beings. Sodasa> > Vargas

for beings above, like kings/emperors/mahapurushas. Other vargas> > for lower

that common humans, including even inanimate beings like lakes> > etc. You will

see Dasa varga encompasses those vargas which are> > primary/defining areas of

human concern. Sodasa Vargas additionally> > includes charts like D40/45

(showing maternal/paternal lineages etc)> > which are important for kings and

other humans which are very high up on> > the scale. Why ? Because kings or

mahapurushas will not be born in> > ordinary lineages.> > [ravish] : I get your

gist here, sodasavargas include higher vargas> indicating greater capable

purushas or maha-purushas...My initial> thought was to object to the last

statement, as some go on to become> great purushas from ordinary births, but

when I read your response in> entirety I understand this better...> > > > > >>

> > 2) What is the figure/number that indicates/qualifies for high in> > >

these balas ? Anything above 4 ?> > > > [sourav]: 1- 3 is average good in Dasa

Varga, 5 and up are quite good.> > Almost all ordinary charts have some in

1-3.> > [ravish]: What about planets which are above 5 but are not involved in>

any yogas in chart ? They are almost like a good quality seeds which> are never

sowed ?

Sourav: What I meant was that strength of yogas can be determined from

Vishesikamsa of involved grahas. Forget yogas now. These same planets have

higher strength in Rasi and Vargas also. So yoga or no yoga, high Vaishesikamsa

shows high strength. Does the planet have to be in a yoga to give results ?

> > > > > >> > > 3) So this bala other than its relation with yogas can also be>

studied for predominant strength of karakatvas ? For example if all> planets the

nodes are high on the vaiseshikamsa balas then these> karakatvas dominate a

person ?> > > > [sourav]: You can. But remember that Rasi Chart is physical

reality and> > should not draw results contrary to Rasi indications. Highest> >

Vishesikamsa grahas have tredemdous influence. See Sri Sri> Ramakrishna >

Paramahamsa's Chart (for Sodasavarga) and find out> which graha is very >

strong. Try to blend Vaishesikamsa with other> indications.> > [ravish]: I saw

the chart, it is Sa which has 10 points (:-O), in> SodasaVarga ! Sa in his

chart is lagna lord exalted & retrograde in> 9th house & he also is a

Mahayogada !

Sourav: Also see Vaishesikamsa of Ju or Sun (I forgot which one) in Sri

Aurobindo's chart. These amsa strengths completely differentiate charts of

high-status humans and ordinary humans having the same rasi charts (i.e. born

around the same time & place). Have you heard about the 'Rasi tulya Varga'

concept? There it will be evident the use planets with high vaishesikamsa

strength.

O.K. These were my last comments.

> > > > Warm Regards,> > > ravish> > > >> > >> > > --- In

, "Sourav" souravc108@ wrote:> > > >> > > >> > > >

|| Hare Rama Krishna ||> > > >> > > > Dear Ravish,> > > >> > > > Namaskar.

Vaishesikamsa's are very important> > > > when it comes to yogas like rajayoga

etc. We should first understand> > > > what the implication of Vaishesikamsa's

are and before that we> > should> > > > understand what amsas are. Parasara

taughts amsas first before> > anything> > > > and this shows that amsas are so

very important. A graha in good> > amsa> > > > (own sign/moolatrikona/

exaltation etcn in several vargas shows how> > > > potent the graha is. It is

like the quality of seed : if it is an> > > > ordinary seed of paddy, the rice

harvested will only be average, but> > it> > > > is a seed created by genetic

technology (say), they it is capable of> > > > producing much more. Similarly,

a graha with high Vaisehshikamsa has> > > > more potency and is capable of much

more auspicious results or has> > > > higher strength. So raja-yogas between

grahas each having high> > > > vaishesikamsas will give very auspicious

results. I remember> > > > Narasimha-ji gave the example of Bill Gates rise in

life with two> > grahas> > > > in rajayoga and having high Vaisesikamsas. Low

Vaiseshikamsa grahas> > in> > > > yoga will produce average results. That is

the difference between a> > > > ruler of a small village and an emperor.

Additionally, here is> > another> > > > hint. See the karakatvas of grahas with

high Vaishesikamsas. They> > are> > > > also increases. For example, Ju with

high Vaishesikamsa will have> > quite> > > > good memory and intelligence. Lord

of the 9th house having high> > > > Vaishesikamsa shows how dharmic a person

will be and how committed> > to> > > > ishadevata he will become. (Ref:

Narasimha-ji's Book)> > > >> > > > When we are talking of Vaishesikamsa's we

are talking about an> > aggregate> > > > view of life spanning across several

vargas (dasa vargas for common> > > > human beings). Hence, it shows the total

force of impact that graha> > is> > > > capable to deliver. And the impact

comes from the its karakatva and> > its> > > > house ownerships in the Rasi

Chart.> > > >> > > > Hope this helps a little in your understanding.> > > >> >

> > Best wishes,> > > >> > > > Sourav> > > >> > > >

===========================================================> > > >> > > >> > >

>> > > >> > > > , "Ravish" <smart_rapheal@>>

> wrote:> > > > >> > > > > Dear Vistiji,> > > > >> > > > > In your book,

'Jyotisha Fundamentals' in the FAQ section,> > Vaisesikamsa> > > > > bala has

been stated as the correct method to determine the> > strength> > > > > of Raja

Yogas/Dhana Yogas.> > > > >> > > > > 1) So if in a chart planets such as kendra

& kona lord combine> > > > > together to form a Raja yoga but if their

Vaishikamsa balas are 0,> > > > > then this would indicate an ineffective Raja

yoga or a very mild> > one ?> > > > >> > > > > 2) If in the above scenario,

only one of these have points more> > than 0> > > > > in vargas then only that

lords dasa or transit can be the> > initiator of> > > > > the yoga ?> > > > >>

> > > > 3) Are these applicable to all yogas such as Rajya Sambandha yogas> >

as> > > > > well ?> > > > >> > > > > warm regards,> > > > > ravish> > > > >> >

> >> > >> >>

[Guest guest]

Dear Souravji,

 

Thank you for your response. I have not heard of the Rasi Tulya Varga

concept ! I will try and look around a bit on this !

 

Warm Regards,

ravish

 

, "Sourav" <souravc108 wrote:

>

>

> || Hare Rama Krishna ||

>

> Dear Ravish,

>

> Namaskar. Comments below.

>

> Best wishes,

>

> Sourav

>

> ============================================================

> , "Ravish" <smart_rapheal@> wrote:

> >

> > Dear Souravji,

> >

> > I am glad to take whatever information or hints that come my way :-).

> > I do not have Narasimhaji's book with me as of now ! But some

> > questions below, hope you dont mind answering...

> >

> > warm regards,

> > ravish

> >

> > , "Sourav" souravc108@ wrote:

> > >

> > >

> > > || Hare Rama Krishna ||

> > >

> > > Dear Ravish,

> > >

> > > namaskar. Only quick hints. Rest you have to

> > > study and find out yourself. Narasimha-ji's book is a good

> reference.

> > > See Below.

> > >

> > > Best wishes,

> > >

> > > Sourav

> > >

> > > ========================================================

> > >

> > >

> > > , "Ravish" <smart_rapheal@>

> wrote:

> > > >

> > > > Dear Souravji,

> > > >

> > > > Fantastic explaination & analogy with paddy, I am clear with some

> > > > parts of this now !

> > > >

> > > > Here are some more doubts/questions:

> > > >

> > > > 1) I would like to understand the statement "dasa vargas for

> common

> > > > human beings" a bit more. What does this mean ? We have these

> balas

> > > > across Dasa Varga, Shodasa Varga, Sapta Varga & Shad Varga, but

> why

> > > > only Dasa varga is considered for common human beings ?

> > >

> > > Sourav: Dasa Vargas are recommended for common human beings. Sodasa

> > > Vargas for beings above, like kings/emperors/mahapurushas. Other

> vargas

> > > for lower that common humans, including even inanimate beings like

> lakes

> > > etc. You will see Dasa varga encompasses those vargas which are

> > > primary/defining areas of human concern. Sodasa Vargas additionally

> > > includes charts like D40/45 (showing maternal/paternal lineages etc)

> > > which are important for kings and other humans which are very high

> up on

> > > the scale. Why ? Because kings or mahapurushas will not be born in

> > > ordinary lineages.

> >

> > [ravish] : I get your gist here, sodasavargas include higher vargas

> > indicating greater capable purushas or maha-purushas...My initial

> > thought was to object to the last statement, as some go on to become

> > great purushas from ordinary births, but when I read your response in

> > entirety I understand this better...

> >

> > >

> > > >

> > > > 2) What is the figure/number that indicates/qualifies for high in

> > > > these balas ? Anything above 4 ?

> > >

> > > [sourav]: 1- 3 is average good in Dasa Varga, 5 and up are quite

> good.

> > > Almost all ordinary charts have some in 1-3.

> >

> > [ravish]: What about planets which are above 5 but are not involved in

> > any yogas in chart ? They are almost like a good quality seeds which

> > are never sowed ?

>

> Sourav: What I meant was that strength of yogas can be determined from

> Vishesikamsa of involved grahas. Forget yogas now. These same planets

> have higher strength in Rasi and Vargas also. So yoga or no yoga, high

> Vaishesikamsa shows high strength. Does the planet have to be in a yoga

> to give results ?

>

>

> >

> > >

> > > >

> > > > 3) So this bala other than its relation with yogas can also be

> > studied for predominant strength of karakatvas ? For example if all

> > planets the nodes are high on the vaiseshikamsa balas then these

> > karakatvas dominate a person ?

> > >

> > > [sourav]: You can. But remember that Rasi Chart is physical reality

> and

> > > should not draw results contrary to Rasi indications. Highest

> > > Vishesikamsa grahas have tredemdous influence. See Sri Sri

> > Ramakrishna > Paramahamsa's Chart (for Sodasavarga) and find out

> > which graha is very > strong. Try to blend Vaishesikamsa with other

> > indications.

> >

> > [ravish]: I saw the chart, it is Sa which has 10 points (:-O), in

> > SodasaVarga ! Sa in his chart is lagna lord exalted & retrograde in

> > 9th house & he also is a Mahayogada !

>

> Sourav: Also see Vaishesikamsa of Ju or Sun (I forgot which one) in Sri

> Aurobindo's chart. These amsa strengths completely differentiate charts

> of high-status humans and ordinary humans having the same rasi charts

> (i.e. born around the same time & place). Have you heard about the 'Rasi

> tulya Varga' concept? There it will be evident the use planets with high

> vaishesikamsa strength.

>

> O.K. These were my last comments.

>

>

> >

> > > > Warm Regards,

> > > > ravish

> >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > , "Sourav" souravc108@ wrote:

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > || Hare Rama Krishna ||

> > > > >

> > > > > Dear Ravish,

> > > > >

> > > > > Namaskar. Vaishesikamsa's are very important

> > > > > when it comes to yogas like rajayoga etc. We should first

> understand

> > > > > what the implication of Vaishesikamsa's are and before that we

> > > should

> > > > > understand what amsas are. Parasara taughts amsas first before

> > > anything

> > > > > and this shows that amsas are so very important. A graha in good

> > > amsa

> > > > > (own sign/moolatrikona/ exaltation etcn in several vargas shows

> how

> > > > > potent the graha is. It is like the quality of seed : if it is

> an

> > > > > ordinary seed of paddy, the rice harvested will only be average,

> but

> > > it

> > > > > is a seed created by genetic technology (say), they it is

> capable of

> > > > > producing much more. Similarly, a graha with high Vaisehshikamsa

> has

> > > > > more potency and is capable of much more auspicious results or

> has

> > > > > higher strength. So raja-yogas between grahas each having high

> > > > > vaishesikamsas will give very auspicious results. I remember

> > > > > Narasimha-ji gave the example of Bill Gates rise in life with

> two

> > > grahas

> > > > > in rajayoga and having high Vaisesikamsas. Low Vaiseshikamsa

> grahas

> > > in

> > > > > yoga will produce average results. That is the difference

> between a

> > > > > ruler of a small village and an emperor. Additionally, here is

> > > another

> > > > > hint. See the karakatvas of grahas with high Vaishesikamsas.

> They

> > > are

> > > > > also increases. For example, Ju with high Vaishesikamsa will

> have

> > > quite

> > > > > good memory and intelligence. Lord of the 9th house having high

> > > > > Vaishesikamsa shows how dharmic a person will be and how

> committed

> > > to

> > > > > ishadevata he will become. (Ref: Narasimha-ji's Book)

> > > > >

> > > > > When we are talking of Vaishesikamsa's we are talking about an

> > > aggregate

> > > > > view of life spanning across several vargas (dasa vargas for

> common

> > > > > human beings). Hence, it shows the total force of impact that

> graha

> > > is

> > > > > capable to deliver. And the impact comes from the its karakatva

> and

> > > its

> > > > > house ownerships in the Rasi Chart.

> > > > >

> > > > > Hope this helps a little in your understanding.

> > > > >

> > > > > Best wishes,

> > > > >

> > > > > Sourav

> > > > >

> > > > > ===========================================================

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > , "Ravish" <smart_rapheal@>

> > > wrote:

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Dear Vistiji,

> > > > > >

> > > > > > In your book, 'Jyotisha Fundamentals' in the FAQ section,

> > > Vaisesikamsa

> > > > > > bala has been stated as the correct method to determine the

> > > strength

> > > > > > of Raja Yogas/Dhana Yogas.

> > > > > >

> > > > > > 1) So if in a chart planets such as kendra & kona lord combine

> > > > > > together to form a Raja yoga but if their Vaishikamsa balas

> are 0,

> > > > > > then this would indicate an ineffective Raja yoga or a very

> mild

> > > one ?

> > > > > >

> > > > > > 2) If in the above scenario, only one of these have points

> more

> > > than 0

> > > > > > in vargas then only that lords dasa or transit can be the

> > > initiator of

> > > > > > the yoga ?

> > > > > >

> > > > > > 3) Are these applicable to all yogas such as Rajya Sambandha

> yogas

> > > as

> > > > > > well ?

> > > > > >

> > > > > > warm regards,

> > > > > > ravish

> > > > > >

> > > > >

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Dear Ravish,

Namaskar. For hints, see an article in the

www..org website.

Best wishes,

Sourav

=================================================================--- In

, "Ravish" <smart_rapheal wrote:>> Dear

Souravji,> > Thank you for your response. I have not heard of the Rasi Tulya

Varga> concept ! I will try and look around a bit on this !> > Warm Regards,>

ravish> > , "Sourav" souravc108@ wrote:> >>

> > > || Hare Rama Krishna ||> > > > Dear Ravish,> > > > Namaskar. Comments

below.> > > > Best wishes,> > > > Sourav> > > >

============================================================> > --- In

, "Ravish" <smart_rapheal@> wrote:> > >> > > Dear

Souravji,> > >> > > I am glad to take whatever information or hints that come

my way :-).> > > I do not have Narasimhaji's book with me as of now ! But some>

> > questions below, hope you dont mind answering...> > >> > > warm regards,> >

> ravish> > >> > > , "Sourav" souravc108@

wrote:> > > >> > > >> > > > || Hare Rama Krishna ||> > > >> > > > Dear Ravish,>

> > >> > > > namaskar. Only quick hints. Rest you have to> > > > study and find

out yourself. Narasimha-ji's book is a good> > reference.> > > > See Below.> >

> >> > > > Best wishes,> > > >> > > > Sourav> > > >> > > >

========================================================> > > >> > > >> > > >

, "Ravish" <smart_rapheal@>> > wrote:> > > >

>> > > > > Dear Souravji,> > > > >> > > > > Fantastic explaination & analogy

with paddy, I am clear with some> > > > > parts of this now !> > > > >> > > > >

Here are some more doubts/questions:> > > > >> > > > > 1) I would like to

understand the statement "dasa vargas for> > common> > > > > human beings" a

bit more. What does this mean ? We have these> > balas> > > > > across Dasa

Varga, Shodasa Varga, Sapta Varga & Shad Varga, but> > why> > > > > only Dasa

varga is considered for common human beings ?> > > >> > > > Sourav: Dasa Vargas

are recommended for common human beings. Sodasa> > > > Vargas for beings above,

like kings/emperors/mahapurushas. Other> > vargas> > > > for lower that common

humans, including even inanimate beings like> > lakes> > > > etc. You will see

Dasa varga encompasses those vargas which are> > > > primary/defining areas of

human concern. Sodasa Vargas additionally> > > > includes charts like D40/45

(showing maternal/paternal lineages etc)> > > > which are important for kings

and other humans which are very high> > up on> > > > the scale. Why ? Because

kings or mahapurushas will not be born in> > > > ordinary lineages.> > >> > >

[ravish] : I get your gist here, sodasavargas include higher vargas> > >

indicating greater capable purushas or maha-purushas...My initial> > > thought

was to object to the last statement, as some go on to become> > > great

purushas from ordinary births, but when I read your response in> > > entirety I

understand this better...> > >> > > >> > > > >> > > > > 2) What is the

figure/number that indicates/qualifies for high in> > > > > these balas ?

Anything above 4 ?> > > >> > > > [sourav]: 1- 3 is average good in Dasa Varga,

5 and up are quite> > good.> > > > Almost all ordinary charts have some in

1-3.> > >> > > [ravish]: What about planets which are above 5 but are not

involved in> > > any yogas in chart ? They are almost like a good quality seeds

which> > > are never sowed ?> > > > Sourav: What I meant was that strength of

yogas can be determined from> > Vishesikamsa of involved grahas. Forget yogas

now. These same planets> > have higher strength in Rasi and Vargas also. So

yoga or no yoga, high> > Vaishesikamsa shows high strength. Does the planet

have to be in a yoga> > to give results ?> > > > > > >> > > >> > > > >> > > > >

3) So this bala other than its relation with yogas can also be> > > studied for

predominant strength of karakatvas ? For example if all> > > planets the nodes

are high on the vaiseshikamsa balas then these> > > karakatvas dominate a

person ?> > > >> > > > [sourav]: You can. But remember that Rasi Chart is

physical reality> > and> > > > should not draw results contrary to Rasi

indications. Highest> > > > Vishesikamsa grahas have tredemdous influence. See

Sri Sri> > > Ramakrishna > Paramahamsa's Chart (for Sodasavarga) and find out>

> > which graha is very > strong. Try to blend Vaishesikamsa with other> > >

indications.> > >> > > [ravish]: I saw the chart, it is Sa which has 10 points

(:-O), in> > > SodasaVarga ! Sa in his chart is lagna lord exalted & retrograde

in> > > 9th house & he also is a Mahayogada !> > > > Sourav: Also see

Vaishesikamsa of Ju or Sun (I forgot which one) in Sri> > Aurobindo's chart.

These amsa strengths completely differentiate charts> > of high-status humans

and ordinary humans having the same rasi charts> > (i.e. born around the same

time & place). Have you heard about the 'Rasi> > tulya Varga' concept? There it

will be evident the use planets with high> > vaishesikamsa strength.> > > > O.K.

These were my last comments.> > > > > > >> > > > > Warm Regards,> > > > >

ravish> > >> > > > >> > > > >> > > > > ,

"Sourav" souravc108@ wrote:> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > > || Hare Rama

Krishna ||> > > > > >> > > > > > Dear Ravish,> > > > > >> > > > > > Namaskar.

Vaishesikamsa's are very important> > > > > > when it comes to yogas like

rajayoga etc. We should first> > understand> > > > > > what the implication of

Vaishesikamsa's are and before that we> > > > should> > > > > > understand what

amsas are. Parasara taughts amsas first before> > > > anything> > > > > > and

this shows that amsas are so very important. A graha in good> > > > amsa> > > >

> > (own sign/moolatrikona/ exaltation etcn in several vargas shows> > how> > >

> > > potent the graha is. It is like the quality of seed : if it is> > an> > >

> > > ordinary seed of paddy, the rice harvested will only be average,> > but> >

> > it> > > > > > is a seed created by genetic technology (say), they it is> >

capable of> > > > > > producing much more. Similarly, a graha with high

Vaisehshikamsa> > has> > > > > > more potency and is capable of much more

auspicious results or> > has> > > > > > higher strength. So raja-yogas between

grahas each having high> > > > > > vaishesikamsas will give very auspicious

results. I remember> > > > > > Narasimha-ji gave the example of Bill Gates rise

in life with> > two> > > > grahas> > > > > > in rajayoga and having high

Vaisesikamsas. Low Vaiseshikamsa> > grahas> > > > in> > > > > > yoga will

produce average results. That is the difference> > between a> > > > > > ruler

of a small village and an emperor. Additionally, here is> > > > another> > > >

> > hint. See the karakatvas of grahas with high Vaishesikamsas.> > They> > > >

are> > > > > > also increases. For example, Ju with high Vaishesikamsa will> >

have> > > > quite> > > > > > good memory and intelligence. Lord of the 9th

house having high> > > > > > Vaishesikamsa shows how dharmic a person will be

and how> > committed> > > > to> > > > > > ishadevata he will become. (Ref:

Narasimha-ji's Book)> > > > > >> > > > > > When we are talking of

Vaishesikamsa's we are talking about an> > > > aggregate> > > > > > view of

life spanning across several vargas (dasa vargas for> > common> > > > > > human

beings). Hence, it shows the total force of impact that> > graha> > > > is> > >

> > > capable to deliver. And the impact comes from the its karakatva> > and> >

> > its> > > > > > house ownerships in the Rasi Chart.> > > > > >> > > > > >

Hope this helps a little in your understanding.> > > > > >> > > > > > Best

wishes,> > > > > >> > > > > > Sourav> > > > > >> > > > > >

===========================================================> > > > > >> > > > >

>> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > > , "Ravish"

<smart_rapheal@>> > > > wrote:> > > > > > >> > > > > > > Dear Vistiji,> > > > >

> >> > > > > > > In your book, 'Jyotisha Fundamentals' in the FAQ section,> > >

> Vaisesikamsa> > > > > > > bala has been stated as the correct method to

determine the> > > > strength> > > > > > > of Raja Yogas/Dhana Yogas.> > > > >

> >> > > > > > > 1) So if in a chart planets such as kendra & kona lord

combine> > > > > > > together to form a Raja yoga but if their Vaishikamsa

balas> > are 0,> > > > > > > then this would indicate an ineffective Raja yoga

or a very> > mild> > > > one ?> > > > > > >> > > > > > > 2) If in the above

scenario, only one of these have points> > more> > > > than 0> > > > > > > in

vargas then only that lords dasa or transit can be the> > > > initiator of> > >

> > > > the yoga ?> > > > > > >> > > > > > > 3) Are these applicable to all

yogas such as Rajya Sambandha> > yogas> > > > as> > > > > > > well ?> > > > > >

>> > > > > > > warm regards,> > > > > > > ravish> > > > > > >> > > > > >> > > >

>> > > >> > >> >>

[Guest guest]

Dear Souravji,

 

I was reading the article by Zoran-ji ! This is a very interesting

article - http://.org/jyotishlessons/lessons/rasi-tulya.htm !!

 

I already do have some seperate doubts which perhaps I can clarify in

a seperate thread later on !

 

Warm Regards,

ravish

 

 

, "Sourav" <souravc108 wrote:

>

>

> || Hare Rama Krishna ||

>

> Dear Ravish,

>

> Namaskar. For hints, see an article in the

> www..org <http://www..org> website.

>

> Best wishes,

>

> Sourav

>

> =================================================================

> , "Ravish" <smart_rapheal@> wrote:

> >

> > Dear Souravji,

> >

> > Thank you for your response. I have not heard of the Rasi Tulya Varga

> > concept ! I will try and look around a bit on this !

> >

> > Warm Regards,

> > ravish

> >

> > , "Sourav" souravc108@ wrote:

> > >

> > >

> > > || Hare Rama Krishna ||

> > >

> > > Dear Ravish,

> > >

> > > Namaskar. Comments below.

> > >

> > > Best wishes,

> > >

> > > Sourav

> > >

> > > ============================================================

> > > , "Ravish" <smart_rapheal@>

> wrote:

> > > >

> > > > Dear Souravji,

> > > >

> > > > I am glad to take whatever information or hints that come my way

> :-).

> > > > I do not have Narasimhaji's book with me as of now ! But some

> > > > questions below, hope you dont mind answering...

> > > >

> > > > warm regards,

> > > > ravish

> > > >

> > > > , "Sourav" souravc108@ wrote:

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > || Hare Rama Krishna ||

> > > > >

> > > > > Dear Ravish,

> > > > >

> > > > > namaskar. Only quick hints. Rest you have to

> > > > > study and find out yourself. Narasimha-ji's book is a good

> > > reference.

> > > > > See Below.

> > > > >

> > > > > Best wishes,

> > > > >

> > > > > Sourav

> > > > >

> > > > > ========================================================

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > , "Ravish" <smart_rapheal@>

> > > wrote:

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Dear Souravji,

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Fantastic explaination & analogy with paddy, I am clear with

> some

> > > > > > parts of this now !

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Here are some more doubts/questions:

> > > > > >

> > > > > > 1) I would like to understand the statement "dasa vargas for

> > > common

> > > > > > human beings" a bit more. What does this mean ? We have these

> > > balas

> > > > > > across Dasa Varga, Shodasa Varga, Sapta Varga & Shad Varga,

> but

> > > why

> > > > > > only Dasa varga is considered for common human beings ?

> > > > >

> > > > > Sourav: Dasa Vargas are recommended for common human beings.

> Sodasa

> > > > > Vargas for beings above, like kings/emperors/mahapurushas. Other

> > > vargas

> > > > > for lower that common humans, including even inanimate beings

> like

> > > lakes

> > > > > etc. You will see Dasa varga encompasses those vargas which are

> > > > > primary/defining areas of human concern. Sodasa Vargas

> additionally

> > > > > includes charts like D40/45 (showing maternal/paternal lineages

> etc)

> > > > > which are important for kings and other humans which are very

> high

> > > up on

> > > > > the scale. Why ? Because kings or mahapurushas will not be born

> in

> > > > > ordinary lineages.

> > > >

> > > > [ravish] : I get your gist here, sodasavargas include higher

> vargas

> > > > indicating greater capable purushas or maha-purushas...My initial

> > > > thought was to object to the last statement, as some go on to

> become

> > > > great purushas from ordinary births, but when I read your response

> in

> > > > entirety I understand this better...

> > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > > > 2) What is the figure/number that indicates/qualifies for high

> in

> > > > > > these balas ? Anything above 4 ?

> > > > >

> > > > > [sourav]: 1- 3 is average good in Dasa Varga, 5 and up are quite

> > > good.

> > > > > Almost all ordinary charts have some in 1-3.

> > > >

> > > > [ravish]: What about planets which are above 5 but are not

> involved in

> > > > any yogas in chart ? They are almost like a good quality seeds

> which

> > > > are never sowed ?

> > >

> > > Sourav: What I meant was that strength of yogas can be determined

> from

> > > Vishesikamsa of involved grahas. Forget yogas now. These same

> planets

> > > have higher strength in Rasi and Vargas also. So yoga or no yoga,

> high

> > > Vaishesikamsa shows high strength. Does the planet have to be in a

> yoga

> > > to give results ?

> > >

> > >

> > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > > > 3) So this bala other than its relation with yogas can also be

> > > > studied for predominant strength of karakatvas ? For example if

> all

> > > > planets the nodes are high on the vaiseshikamsa balas then these

> > > > karakatvas dominate a person ?

> > > > >

> > > > > [sourav]: You can. But remember that Rasi Chart is physical

> reality

> > > and

> > > > > should not draw results contrary to Rasi indications. Highest

> > > > > Vishesikamsa grahas have tredemdous influence. See Sri Sri

> > > > Ramakrishna > Paramahamsa's Chart (for Sodasavarga) and find out

> > > > which graha is very > strong. Try to blend Vaishesikamsa with

> other

> > > > indications.

> > > >

> > > > [ravish]: I saw the chart, it is Sa which has 10 points (:-O), in

> > > > SodasaVarga ! Sa in his chart is lagna lord exalted & retrograde

> in

> > > > 9th house & he also is a Mahayogada !

> > >

> > > Sourav: Also see Vaishesikamsa of Ju or Sun (I forgot which one) in

> Sri

> > > Aurobindo's chart. These amsa strengths completely differentiate

> charts

> > > of high-status humans and ordinary humans having the same rasi

> charts

> > > (i.e. born around the same time & place). Have you heard about the

> 'Rasi

> > > tulya Varga' concept? There it will be evident the use planets with

> high

> > > vaishesikamsa strength.

> > >

> > > O.K. These were my last comments.

> > >

> > >

> > > >

> > > > > > Warm Regards,

> > > > > > ravish

> > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > > > , "Sourav" souravc108@

> wrote:

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > || Hare Rama Krishna ||

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > Dear Ravish,

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > Namaskar. Vaishesikamsa's are very important

> > > > > > > when it comes to yogas like rajayoga etc. We should first

> > > understand

> > > > > > > what the implication of Vaishesikamsa's are and before that

> we

> > > > > should

> > > > > > > understand what amsas are. Parasara taughts amsas first

> before

> > > > > anything

> > > > > > > and this shows that amsas are so very important. A graha in

> good

> > > > > amsa

> > > > > > > (own sign/moolatrikona/ exaltation etcn in several vargas

> shows

> > > how

> > > > > > > potent the graha is. It is like the quality of seed : if it

> is

> > > an

> > > > > > > ordinary seed of paddy, the rice harvested will only be

> average,

> > > but

> > > > > it

> > > > > > > is a seed created by genetic technology (say), they it is

> > > capable of

> > > > > > > producing much more. Similarly, a graha with high

> Vaisehshikamsa

> > > has

> > > > > > > more potency and is capable of much more auspicious results

> or

> > > has

> > > > > > > higher strength. So raja-yogas between grahas each having

> high

> > > > > > > vaishesikamsas will give very auspicious results. I remember

> > > > > > > Narasimha-ji gave the example of Bill Gates rise in life

> with

> > > two

> > > > > grahas

> > > > > > > in rajayoga and having high Vaisesikamsas. Low Vaiseshikamsa

> > > grahas

> > > > > in

> > > > > > > yoga will produce average results. That is the difference

> > > between a

> > > > > > > ruler of a small village and an emperor. Additionally, here

> is

> > > > > another

> > > > > > > hint. See the karakatvas of grahas with high Vaishesikamsas.

> > > They

> > > > > are

> > > > > > > also increases. For example, Ju with high Vaishesikamsa will

> > > have

> > > > > quite

> > > > > > > good memory and intelligence. Lord of the 9th house having

> high

> > > > > > > Vaishesikamsa shows how dharmic a person will be and how

> > > committed

> > > > > to

> > > > > > > ishadevata he will become. (Ref: Narasimha-ji's Book)

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > When we are talking of Vaishesikamsa's we are talking about

> an

> > > > > aggregate

> > > > > > > view of life spanning across several vargas (dasa vargas for

> > > common

> > > > > > > human beings). Hence, it shows the total force of impact

> that

> > > graha

> > > > > is

> > > > > > > capable to deliver. And the impact comes from the its

> karakatva

> > > and

> > > > > its

> > > > > > > house ownerships in the Rasi Chart.

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > Hope this helps a little in your understanding.

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > Best wishes,

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > Sourav

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > ===========================================================

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > , "Ravish"

> <smart_rapheal@>

> > > > > wrote:

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > Dear Vistiji,

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > In your book, 'Jyotisha Fundamentals' in the FAQ section,

> > > > > Vaisesikamsa

> > > > > > > > bala has been stated as the correct method to determine

> the

> > > > > strength

> > > > > > > > of Raja Yogas/Dhana Yogas.

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > 1) So if in a chart planets such as kendra & kona lord

> combine

> > > > > > > > together to form a Raja yoga but if their Vaishikamsa

> balas

> > > are 0,

> > > > > > > > then this would indicate an ineffective Raja yoga or a

> very

> > > mild

> > > > > one ?

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > 2) If in the above scenario, only one of these have points

> > > more

> > > > > than 0

> > > > > > > > in vargas then only that lords dasa or transit can be the

> > > > > initiator of

> > > > > > > > the yoga ?

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > 3) Are these applicable to all yogas such as Rajya

> Sambandha

> > > yogas

> > > > > as

> > > > > > > > well ?

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > warm regards,

> > > > > > > > ravish

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > >

> > > >

> > >

> >

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