Clarifications needed. Rohinirajanji and tanvirji. would like ur comments.

[Guest guest]

Dear All,

 

In the book on Mahurutha, there are some lines on exceptions as

follows, could not understand what it meant though.

 

(2) If the Rasi of the girl is odd, the 6th and 8th Rasis therefrom

are friendly. If the Rasi of the girl is even the 2nd and 12th

therefrom become friendly. The evil due to the birth of the bride in

a Rakshasa gana star may be ignored if Janma Rasi being 2nd and 12th,

9th and 5th or 6th and 8th, the lords of the Rasis are the same or

are mutual friends.

 

(3) Though Graha Maitri is by far the most important, it need not be

considered if the couple have their Janma Rasis disposed in one and

seven from each other.

 

(4) Rajju Kuta need not be considered in case Graha Maitri, Rasi,

Dina and Mahendra Kutas are present.

 

(5) The evil due to Nadi Kuta can be ignored subject to the following

conditions: -

 

(a) The Rasi and Rajju Kuta prevail, (b) The same planet is lord of

the Janma Rasis of both the mate and the female, © The lords of ine

Janma Rasis of the couple are friends.

 

 

 

Also would like to know about some other things.. like how do they

come up with numbers and the weights allocated to all the kutas on

the kuta system. Also how are the numbers calculated and what is the

reasons behind them. Please do let me know if there are any books

which detail the reasons for the numbers etc.

 

thanks,

Rajesh.

[Guest guest]

First, collect the charts of a few couples with more or less known

marital relationship situations in some details (be careful for

possible misinformation as the area is delicate) with roughly equal

number of couples with successful and unsuccessful marriages. Then

look at their koota which are based on really one parameter. See if

you are getting a meaningful pattern which correlates with their

actual marital experience, at least in the areas which they can

comfortably share description of with you or from published

literaure for some of the famous couples like Diana and Charles,

Bill and Hillary, Rajeev and Sonia, Duke of Windsor and his

betrothed, etc.

 

First be convinced that kuta alone really is worth looking more into

then worry about the details. If you do not find an obvious

concordance between actual experience and kuta matches, then comes

the difficult decision: Whether to shelve it, or dump it. The larger

the sample size you would have worked with, the easier and stronger

the decision would be for you. While you are at it, you might also

want to test out the beeja and kshetra theory if you have

information on these people's progeny and fecundity!

 

 

Most people find these very 'interesting' and popular techniques and

before screening them for efficacy, they wonder if knowing deeper

would necessary help. However, the longer you stay with them, the

more difficult it becomes to discard them because in essence you are

admitting that you wasted your time!

 

Always, a quick screen and if it is promising, then proceed further.

 

RR

 

, "lifeislovelyandgr8"

<lifeislovelyandgr8> wrote:

> Dear All,

>

> In the book on Mahurutha, there are some lines on exceptions as

> follows, could not understand what it meant though.

>

> (2) If the Rasi of the girl is odd, the 6th and 8th Rasis

therefrom

> are friendly. If the Rasi of the girl is even the 2nd and 12th

> therefrom become friendly. The evil due to the birth of the bride

in

> a Rakshasa gana star may be ignored if Janma Rasi being 2nd and

12th,

> 9th and 5th or 6th and 8th, the lords of the Rasis are the same or

> are mutual friends.

>

> (3) Though Graha Maitri is by far the most important, it need not

be

> considered if the couple have their Janma Rasis disposed in one

and

> seven from each other.

>

> (4) Rajju Kuta need not be considered in case Graha Maitri, Rasi,

> Dina and Mahendra Kutas are present.

>

> (5) The evil due to Nadi Kuta can be ignored subject to the

following

> conditions: -

>

> (a) The Rasi and Rajju Kuta prevail, (b) The same planet is lord

of

> the Janma Rasis of both the mate and the female, © The lords of

ine

> Janma Rasis of the couple are friends.

>

>

>

> Also would like to know about some other things.. like how do they

> come up with numbers and the weights allocated to all the kutas on

> the kuta system. Also how are the numbers calculated and what is

the

> reasons behind them. Please do let me know if there are any books

> which detail the reasons for the numbers etc.

>

> thanks,

> Rajesh.

[Guest guest]

Oh yes, one more thing: Try to see if the technique works in case of

business associates as well (same gender and opposite gender).

 

 

RR

 

, "lifeislovelyandgr8"

<lifeislovelyandgr8> wrote:

> Dear All,

>

> In the book on Mahurutha, there are some lines on exceptions as

> follows, could not understand what it meant though.

>

> (2) If the Rasi of the girl is odd, the 6th and 8th Rasis

therefrom

> are friendly. If the Rasi of the girl is even the 2nd and 12th

> therefrom become friendly. The evil due to the birth of the bride

in

> a Rakshasa gana star may be ignored if Janma Rasi being 2nd and

12th,

> 9th and 5th or 6th and 8th, the lords of the Rasis are the same or

> are mutual friends.

>

> (3) Though Graha Maitri is by far the most important, it need not

be

> considered if the couple have their Janma Rasis disposed in one

and

> seven from each other.

>

> (4) Rajju Kuta need not be considered in case Graha Maitri, Rasi,

> Dina and Mahendra Kutas are present.

>

> (5) The evil due to Nadi Kuta can be ignored subject to the

following

> conditions: -

>

> (a) The Rasi and Rajju Kuta prevail, (b) The same planet is lord

of

> the Janma Rasis of both the mate and the female, © The lords of

ine

> Janma Rasis of the couple are friends.

>

>

>

> Also would like to know about some other things.. like how do they

> come up with numbers and the weights allocated to all the kutas on

> the kuta system. Also how are the numbers calculated and what is

the

> reasons behind them. Please do let me know if there are any books

> which detail the reasons for the numbers etc.

>

> thanks,

> Rajesh.