Guest guest Posted January 19, 2002 Report Share Posted January 19, 2002 vyam vyaasadevaaya namaH Dear Kriya, Excellent point on GC Yoga. I know a case of twins, who have this in their Raasi chart, and they have Jupiter and Rahu having Raasi dristi in D-10. One of them studied Chartered Accountancy and the other's education was in Production/Mechanical Engineering. Both of them are now working as Software Engineers! NOt even in a single job did they had to put their education to use. Regards Narayan vedic astrology, "jyotish2002au" <jyotish@m...> wrote: > Re Guru Chandala - a wonderful astrologer from Bangalore > commented some time ago that another manifestation of GC > was that the person would have qualifications that they did not > use. > > I have often found this observation to be accurate. It can be the > doctor who ditches medicine for management consulting; the > chemical engineer who prefers to teach yoga; the economist > who paints etc. > > Guru represents a body of knowledge and there is generally an > implied responsibility to honour and share that knowledge. > Rahu then disturbs/ muddies/ conceals this knowledge. > > If one wanted to take a positive spin on a yoga generally > perceived to be adverse, one could remember that creativity is > often said to arise from an inspired reshuffling of assumptions > to come up with a fresh perspective or insight. Therefore, those > who move on to completely different fields must of course bring > their history with them; at some point, their 'take' on the new > field will be enriched (distorted) by their past experiences, which > gives them a greater capacity to see things uniquely. Not all > unique thoughts are 'good' ones, but breakthroughs are 'unique'. > > On the other hand, my guess is that there are many who do not > have a GC in their chart yet also have unutilised qualifications/ > skills.... > > Does this observation strike any chords with the experience of > other group members? > > Also some thoughts on retrograde Mercury. I am familiar with > the western astro expectation of contractual and planning > problems during R Merc. Yet I often felt that this was not > consistent with my personal experience. For me, I seemed > more likely to have those experiences prior to the Retrograde > than during. Also, only sometimes. > > Eventually I spent some time examining the Me's orbit via the > ephemerus. We sometimes forget that the grahas' orbits are > elliptical, not circular. In Me's case, there are three retrograde > periods per year. Two of them begin after Me is roughly 22° > ahead of the Sun. But for one of them, it does not commence > until Me is much further ahead - 25 or 26 or 27 degrees, > depending upon current conditions. In this instance, Me's > apparent slowing is much more protracted - it is as if there is far > more tension between Mercury and the Sun, before the Sun > 'hauls in' the eager colt. So this might explain those > misundertandings, delays and errors in the two or three weeks > prior to the retrograde itself. By the time the retrograde happens, > it is more of a tidy up. The other two retrograde periods are > relatively insignificant. > > However, though this is an interesting idea, I'm not sure how > well-supported it is by practical experience. I would welcome > any input. > > Any more thoughts on dyslexia? It would seem that the visual > data is getting a little scrambled by the translator mechanism. If > Sun/ Mars represent tejas/ sight, then a Rahu/ Ketu affliction to > one or both may be a contributing factor. On the manas > side (the 'translator'), Rahu/ Ketu afflicting the Moon is a > plausible contributor. (as per recent posting.) Individual factors > do not amount to much but convergence triggers a more > dramatic outcome. Alternatively, is it a manas/ buddhi > (translator/ organiser; Moon/ Mercury) dysfunction? Or are there > variations that we tend to cluster together? > > With kindness & curiosity, > Kriya Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 19, 2002 Report Share Posted January 19, 2002 Namaste I can testify to that. I have Guru conjoined 1 degree to Ketu in the 2nd house (Libra Lagna) and completed many courses that I have never since used. I have a Certificate of Appliance Repair but don't do any work like that except sporadically for friends. Though I re-build my own computers (I have three of four stripped down in my small storage space <grin>). Om Sri Ganapati Ki Jai! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 20, 2002 Report Share Posted January 20, 2002 Dear Narayan, I can confirm this as I have Rahu Jupiter in rasi and graha drishti to each other in D-1 and D-10. In D-9 , Rahu and Jupiter are conjunct. I have a masters in Economics that I never used. I also did Actuarial Fellowship Exams that I no longer use. I think I had better be careful not to get certified in anything in the software industry where I work! Regards, Nimmi - "iyergroups" <iyer_astro <vedic astrology> Sunday, January 20, 2002 2:32 AM [vedic astrology] Re: 1. Guru Chandala vyam vyaasadevaaya namaH Dear Kriya, Excellent point on GC Yoga. I know a case of twins, who have this in their Raasi chart, and they have Jupiter and Rahu having Raasi dristi in D-10. One of them studied Chartered Accountancy and the other's education was in Production/Mechanical Engineering. Both of them are now working as Software Engineers! NOt even in a single job did they had to put their education to use. Regards Narayan vedic astrology, "jyotish2002au" <jyotish@m...> wrote: > Re Guru Chandala - a wonderful astrologer from Bangalore > commented some time ago that another manifestation of GC > was that the person would have qualifications that they did not > use. > > I have often found this observation to be accurate. It can be the > doctor who ditches medicine for management consulting; the > chemical engineer who prefers to teach yoga; the economist > who paints etc. > > Guru represents a body of knowledge and there is generally an > implied responsibility to honour and share that knowledge. > Rahu then disturbs/ muddies/ conceals this knowledge. > > If one wanted to take a positive spin on a yoga generally > perceived to be adverse, one could remember that creativity is > often said to arise from an inspired reshuffling of assumptions > to come up with a fresh perspective or insight. Therefore, those > who move on to completely different fields must of course bring > their history with them; at some point, their 'take' on the new > field will be enriched (distorted) by their past experiences, which > gives them a greater capacity to see things uniquely. Not all > unique thoughts are 'good' ones, but breakthroughs are 'unique'. > > On the other hand, my guess is that there are many who do not > have a GC in their chart yet also have unutilised qualifications/ > skills.... > > Does this observation strike any chords with the experience of > other group members? > > Also some thoughts on retrograde Mercury. I am familiar with > the western astro expectation of contractual and planning > problems during R Merc. Yet I often felt that this was not > consistent with my personal experience. For me, I seemed > more likely to have those experiences prior to the Retrograde > than during. Also, only sometimes. > > Eventually I spent some time examining the Me's orbit via the > ephemerus. We sometimes forget that the grahas' orbits are > elliptical, not circular. In Me's case, there are three retrograde > periods per year. Two of them begin after Me is roughly 22° > ahead of the Sun. But for one of them, it does not commence > until Me is much further ahead - 25 or 26 or 27 degrees, > depending upon current conditions. In this instance, Me's > apparent slowing is much more protracted - it is as if there is far > more tension between Mercury and the Sun, before the Sun > 'hauls in' the eager colt. So this might explain those > misundertandings, delays and errors in the two or three weeks > prior to the retrograde itself. By the time the retrograde happens, > it is more of a tidy up. The other two retrograde periods are > relatively insignificant. > > However, though this is an interesting idea, I'm not sure how > well-supported it is by practical experience. I would welcome > any input. > > Any more thoughts on dyslexia? It would seem that the visual > data is getting a little scrambled by the translator mechanism. If > Sun/ Mars represent tejas/ sight, then a Rahu/ Ketu affliction to > one or both may be a contributing factor. On the manas > side (the 'translator'), Rahu/ Ketu afflicting the Moon is a > plausible contributor. (as per recent posting.) Individual factors > do not amount to much but convergence triggers a more > dramatic outcome. Alternatively, is it a manas/ buddhi > (translator/ organiser; Moon/ Mercury) dysfunction? Or are there > variations that we tend to cluster together? > > With kindness & curiosity, > Kriya Your use of is subject to Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 20, 2002 Report Share Posted January 20, 2002 Vyam Vysadevaya Namah ---------------------- Dear Narayan, Rasi Dristi between Rahu and Jupiter, isn't Guru Chandala Yoga, unless they are in trines to each other. Instead this is a Duryoga. Best wishes, Visti. - iyergroups vedic astrology Sunday, January 20, 2002 3:32 AM [vedic astrology] Re: 1. Guru Chandala vyam vyaasadevaaya namaHDear Kriya,Excellent point on GC Yoga. I know a case of twins, who have this in their Raasi chart, and they have Jupiter and Rahu having Raasi dristi in D-10. One of them studied Chartered Accountancy and the other's education was in Production/Mechanical Engineering. Both of them are now working as Software Engineers! NOt even in a single job did they had to put their education to use.RegardsNarayanvedic astrology, "jyotish2002au" <jyotish@m...> wrote:> Re Guru Chandala - a wonderful astrologer from Bangalore > commented some time ago that another manifestation of GC > was that the person would have qualifications that they did not > use.> > I have often found this observation to be accurate. It can be the > doctor who ditches medicine for management consulting; the > chemical engineer who prefers to teach yoga; the economist > who paints etc.> > Guru represents a body of knowledge and there is generally an > implied responsibility to honour and share that knowledge. > Rahu then disturbs/ muddies/ conceals this knowledge.> > If one wanted to take a positive spin on a yoga generally > perceived to be adverse, one could remember that creativity is > often said to arise from an inspired reshuffling of assumptions > to come up with a fresh perspective or insight. Therefore, those > who move on to completely different fields must of course bring > their history with them; at some point, their 'take' on the new> field will be enriched (distorted) by their past experiences, which > gives them a greater capacity to see things uniquely. Not all > unique thoughts are 'good' ones, but breakthroughs are 'unique'.> > On the other hand, my guess is that there are many who do not > have a GC in their chart yet also have unutilised qualifications/ > skills....> > Does this observation strike any chords with the experience of > other group members?> > Also some thoughts on retrograde Mercury. I am familiar with > the western astro expectation of contractual and planning > problems during R Merc. Yet I often felt that this was not > consistent with my personal experience. For me, I seemed > more likely to have those experiences prior to the Retrograde > than during. Also, only sometimes.> > Eventually I spent some time examining the Me's orbit via the > ephemerus. We sometimes forget that the grahas' orbits are > elliptical, not circular. In Me's case, there are three retrograde > periods per year. Two of them begin after Me is roughly 22° > ahead of the Sun. But for one of them, it does not commence > until Me is much further ahead - 25 or 26 or 27 degrees, > depending upon current conditions. In this instance, Me's > apparent slowing is much more protracted - it is as if there is far > more tension between Mercury and the Sun, before the Sun > 'hauls in' the eager colt. So this might explain those > misundertandings, delays and errors in the two or three weeks > prior to the retrograde itself. By the time the retrograde happens, > it is more of a tidy up. The other two retrograde periods are > relatively insignificant.> > However, though this is an interesting idea, I'm not sure how > well-supported it is by practical experience. I would welcome > any input.> > Any more thoughts on dyslexia? It would seem that the visual > data is getting a little scrambled by the translator mechanism. If > Sun/ Mars represent tejas/ sight, then a Rahu/ Ketu affliction to > one or both may be a contributing factor. On the manas > side (the 'translator'), Rahu/ Ketu afflicting the Moon is a > plausible contributor. (as per recent posting.) Individual factors > do not amount to much but convergence triggers a more > dramatic outcome. Alternatively, is it a manas/ buddhi > (translator/ organiser; Moon/ Mercury) dysfunction? Or are there > variations that we tend to cluster together?> > With kindness & curiosity,> KriyaArchives: vedic astrologyGroup info: vedic astrology/info.htmlTo UNSUBSCRIBE: Blank mail to vedic astrology-....... May Jupiter's light shine on us .......|| Om Tat Sat || Sarvam Sri Krishnaarpanamastu || Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 20, 2002 Report Share Posted January 20, 2002 I have Graha Drishti in my Rasi Chart and the GC yoga in my D10. I am a instrumentation engineer and working in the software industry. -Siva vedic astrology, "Visti Larsen" <in_joy_i_scream> wrote: > Vyam Vysadevaya Namah > ---------------------- > Dear Narayan, > Rasi Dristi between Rahu and Jupiter, isn't Guru Chandala Yoga, unless they > are in trines to each other. Instead this is a Duryoga. > > Best wishes, Visti. > > - > iyergroups > vedic astrology > Sunday, January 20, 2002 3:32 AM > [vedic astrology] Re: 1. Guru Chandala > > > vyam vyaasadevaaya namaH > > Dear Kriya, > > Excellent point on GC Yoga. I know a case of twins, who have this in > their Raasi chart, and they have Jupiter and Rahu having Raasi dristi > in D-10. One of them studied Chartered Accountancy and the other's > education was in Production/Mechanical Engineering. Both of them are > now working as Software Engineers! NOt even in a single job did they > had to put their education to use. > > Regards > Narayan > > > > vedic astrology, "jyotish2002au" <jyotish@m...> wrote: > > Re Guru Chandala - a wonderful astrologer from Bangalore > > commented some time ago that another manifestation of GC > > was that the person would have qualifications that they did not > > use. > > > > I have often found this observation to be accurate. It can be the > > doctor who ditches medicine for management consulting; the > > chemical engineer who prefers to teach yoga; the economist > > who paints etc. > > > > Guru represents a body of knowledge and there is generally an > > implied responsibility to honour and share that knowledge. > > Rahu then disturbs/ muddies/ conceals this knowledge. > > > > If one wanted to take a positive spin on a yoga generally > > perceived to be adverse, one could remember that creativity is > > often said to arise from an inspired reshuffling of assumptions > > to come up with a fresh perspective or insight. Therefore, those > > who move on to completely different fields must of course bring > > their history with them; at some point, their 'take' on the new > > field will be enriched (distorted) by their past experiences, which > > gives them a greater capacity to see things uniquely. Not all > > unique thoughts are 'good' ones, but breakthroughs are 'unique'. > > > > On the other hand, my guess is that there are many who do not > > have a GC in their chart yet also have unutilised qualifications/ > > skills.... > > > > Does this observation strike any chords with the experience of > > other group members? > > > > Also some thoughts on retrograde Mercury. I am familiar with > > the western astro expectation of contractual and planning > > problems during R Merc. Yet I often felt that this was not > > consistent with my personal experience. For me, I seemed > > more likely to have those experiences prior to the Retrograde > > than during. Also, only sometimes. > > > > Eventually I spent some time examining the Me's orbit via the > > ephemerus. We sometimes forget that the grahas' orbits are > > elliptical, not circular. In Me's case, there are three retrograde > > periods per year. Two of them begin after Me is roughly 22° > > ahead of the Sun. But for one of them, it does not commence > > until Me is much further ahead - 25 or 26 or 27 degrees, > > depending upon current conditions. In this instance, Me's > > apparent slowing is much more protracted - it is as if there is far > > more tension between Mercury and the Sun, before the Sun > > 'hauls in' the eager colt. So this might explain those > > misundertandings, delays and errors in the two or three weeks > > prior to the retrograde itself. By the time the retrograde > happens, > > it is more of a tidy up. The other two retrograde periods are > > relatively insignificant. > > > > However, though this is an interesting idea, I'm not sure how > > well-supported it is by practical experience. I would welcome > > any input. > > > > Any more thoughts on dyslexia? It would seem that the visual > > data is getting a little scrambled by the translator mechanism. If > > Sun/ Mars represent tejas/ sight, then a Rahu/ Ketu affliction to > > one or both may be a contributing factor. On the manas > > side (the 'translator'), Rahu/ Ketu afflicting the Moon is a > > plausible contributor. (as per recent posting.) Individual > factors > > do not amount to much but convergence triggers a more > > dramatic outcome. Alternatively, is it a manas/ buddhi > > (translator/ organiser; Moon/ Mercury) dysfunction? Or are there > > variations that we tend to cluster together? > > > > With kindness & curiosity, > > Kriya > > > Sponsor > > > > > > > > > > To UNSUBSCRIBE: Blank mail to vedic astrology-@e... > > ....... May Jupiter's light shine on us ....... > > > > Terms of Service. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 20, 2002 Report Share Posted January 20, 2002 It would have been nice if some one had told me this when i was indecisive attending 100's of unsuccessfull interviews once i finished my engineering, though having distinction in my studies was not able to get a job in my field for 1 year then i had to switch to software. -Siva vedic astrology, "vijayuma" <vijayuma> wrote: > I have Graha Drishti in my Rasi Chart and the GC yoga in my D10. > I am a instrumentation engineer and working in the software industry. > > -Siva > > vedic astrology, "Visti Larsen" <in_joy_i_scream> > wrote: > > Vyam Vysadevaya Namah > > ---------------------- > > Dear Narayan, > > Rasi Dristi between Rahu and Jupiter, isn't Guru Chandala Yoga, > unless they > > are in trines to each other. Instead this is a Duryoga. > > > > Best wishes, Visti. > > > > - > > iyergroups > > vedic astrology > > Sunday, January 20, 2002 3:32 AM > > [vedic astrology] Re: 1. Guru Chandala > > > > > > vyam vyaasadevaaya namaH > > > > Dear Kriya, > > > > Excellent point on GC Yoga. I know a case of twins, who have this > in > > their Raasi chart, and they have Jupiter and Rahu having Raasi > dristi > > in D-10. One of them studied Chartered Accountancy and the other's > > education was in Production/Mechanical Engineering. Both of them > are > > now working as Software Engineers! NOt even in a single job did > they > > had to put their education to use. > > > > Regards > > Narayan > > > > > > > > vedic astrology, "jyotish2002au" <jyotish@m...> wrote: > > > Re Guru Chandala - a wonderful astrologer from Bangalore > > > commented some time ago that another manifestation of GC > > > was that the person would have qualifications that they did not > > > use. > > > > > > I have often found this observation to be accurate. It can be > the > > > doctor who ditches medicine for management consulting; the > > > chemical engineer who prefers to teach yoga; the economist > > > who paints etc. > > > > > > Guru represents a body of knowledge and there is generally an > > > implied responsibility to honour and share that knowledge. > > > Rahu then disturbs/ muddies/ conceals this knowledge. > > > > > > If one wanted to take a positive spin on a yoga generally > > > perceived to be adverse, one could remember that creativity is > > > often said to arise from an inspired reshuffling of assumptions > > > to come up with a fresh perspective or insight. Therefore, > those > > > who move on to completely different fields must of course bring > > > their history with them; at some point, their 'take' on the new > > > field will be enriched (distorted) by their past experiences, > which > > > gives them a greater capacity to see things uniquely. Not all > > > unique thoughts are 'good' ones, but breakthroughs are 'unique'. > > > > > > On the other hand, my guess is that there are many who do not > > > have a GC in their chart yet also have unutilised > qualifications/ > > > skills.... > > > > > > Does this observation strike any chords with the experience of > > > other group members? > > > > > > Also some thoughts on retrograde Mercury. I am familiar with > > > the western astro expectation of contractual and planning > > > problems during R Merc. Yet I often felt that this was not > > > consistent with my personal experience. For me, I seemed > > > more likely to have those experiences prior to the Retrograde > > > than during. Also, only sometimes. > > > > > > Eventually I spent some time examining the Me's orbit via the > > > ephemerus. We sometimes forget that the grahas' orbits are > > > elliptical, not circular. In Me's case, there are three > retrograde > > > periods per year. Two of them begin after Me is roughly 22° > > > ahead of the Sun. But for one of them, it does not commence > > > until Me is much further ahead - 25 or 26 or 27 degrees, > > > depending upon current conditions. In this instance, Me's > > > apparent slowing is much more protracted - it is as if there is > far > > > more tension between Mercury and the Sun, before the Sun > > > 'hauls in' the eager colt. So this might explain those > > > misundertandings, delays and errors in the two or three weeks > > > prior to the retrograde itself. By the time the retrograde > > happens, > > > it is more of a tidy up. The other two retrograde periods are > > > relatively insignificant. > > > > > > However, though this is an interesting idea, I'm not sure how > > > well-supported it is by practical experience. I would welcome > > > any input. > > > > > > Any more thoughts on dyslexia? It would seem that the visual > > > data is getting a little scrambled by the translator > mechanism. If > > > Sun/ Mars represent tejas/ sight, then a Rahu/ Ketu affliction > to > > > one or both may be a contributing factor. On the manas > > > side (the 'translator'), Rahu/ Ketu afflicting the Moon is a > > > plausible contributor. (as per recent posting.) Individual > > factors > > > do not amount to much but convergence triggers a more > > > dramatic outcome. Alternatively, is it a manas/ buddhi > > > (translator/ organiser; Moon/ Mercury) dysfunction? Or are > there > > > variations that we tend to cluster together? > > > > > > With kindness & curiosity, > > > Kriya > > > > > > Sponsor > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Group info: vedic- astrology/info.html > > > > To UNSUBSCRIBE: Blank mail to vedic astrology-@e... > > > > ....... May Jupiter's light shine on us ....... > > > > > > > > Terms of > Service. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 21, 2002 Report Share Posted January 21, 2002 Hello! My husband and I, both have guru chandala yoga due to exalted Rahu and Jupiter conjunct in Taurus. He has this yoga in 2nd house along with Mercury and Sun. I have it in my 8th house. He has faithfully stuck to his field of study and is succesfully emloyed in the same. Didn't have to switch around at all. I don't know if this because of all the other aspects on the yoga. I too am employed gainfully in my field of study (an applied area ofcourse). The only difference being that I acquired an additional degree in computer science that I do not use at all. So, in my case at least I see the effect of this yoga. However, I do not see it in his case at all. Please let me know your thoughts. sma > > > - > > > iyergroups > > > vedic astrology > > > Sunday, January 20, 2002 3:32 AM > > > [vedic astrology] Re: 1. Guru Chandala > > > > > > > > > vyam vyaasadevaaya namaH > > > > > > Dear Kriya, > > > > > > Excellent point on GC Yoga. I know a case of twins, who have > this > > in > > > their Raasi chart, and they have Jupiter and Rahu having Raasi > > dristi > > > in D-10. One of them studied Chartered Accountancy and the > other's > > > education was in Production/Mechanical Engineering. Both of > them > > are > > > now working as Software Engineers! NOt even in a single job did > > they > > > had to put their education to use. > > > > > > Regards > > > Narayan > > > > > > > > > > > > vedic astrology, "jyotish2002au" <jyotish@m...> > wrote: > > > > Re Guru Chandala - a wonderful astrologer from Bangalore > > > > commented some time ago that another manifestation of GC > > > > was that the person would have qualifications that they did > not > > > > use. > > > > > > > > I have often found this observation to be accurate. It can > be > > the > > > > doctor who ditches medicine for management consulting; the > > > > chemical engineer who prefers to teach yoga; the economist > > > > who paints etc. > > > > > > > > Guru represents a body of knowledge and there is generally an > > > > implied responsibility to honour and share that knowledge. > > > > Rahu then disturbs/ muddies/ conceals this knowledge. > > > > > > > > If one wanted to take a positive spin on a yoga generally > > > > perceived to be adverse, one could remember that creativity is > > > > often said to arise from an inspired reshuffling of > assumptions > > > > to come up with a fresh perspective or insight. Therefore, > > those > > > > who move on to completely different fields must of course > bring > > > > their history with them; at some point, their 'take' on the > new > > > > field will be enriched (distorted) by their past experiences, > > which > > > > gives them a greater capacity to see things uniquely. Not all > > > > unique thoughts are 'good' ones, but breakthroughs > are 'unique'. > > > > > > > > On the other hand, my guess is that there are many who do not > > > > have a GC in their chart yet also have unutilised > > qualifications/ > > > > skills.... > > > > > > > > Does this observation strike any chords with the experience of > > > > other group members? > > > > > > > > Also some thoughts on retrograde Mercury. I am familiar with > > > > the western astro expectation of contractual and planning > > > > problems during R Merc. Yet I often felt that this was not > > > > consistent with my personal experience. For me, I seemed > > > > more likely to have those experiences prior to the Retrograde > > > > than during. Also, only sometimes. > > > > > > > > Eventually I spent some time examining the Me's orbit via the > > > > ephemerus. We sometimes forget that the grahas' orbits are > > > > elliptical, not circular. In Me's case, there are three > > retrograde > > > > periods per year. Two of them begin after Me is roughly 22° > > > > ahead of the Sun. But for one of them, it does not commence > > > > until Me is much further ahead - 25 or 26 or 27 degrees, > > > > depending upon current conditions. In this instance, Me's > > > > apparent slowing is much more protracted - it is as if there > is > > far > > > > more tension between Mercury and the Sun, before the Sun > > > > 'hauls in' the eager colt. So this might explain those > > > > misundertandings, delays and errors in the two or three weeks > > > > prior to the retrograde itself. By the time the retrograde > > > happens, > > > > it is more of a tidy up. The other two retrograde periods are > > > > relatively insignificant. > > > > > > > > However, though this is an interesting idea, I'm not sure how > > > > well-supported it is by practical experience. I would welcome > > > > any input. > > > > > > > > Any more thoughts on dyslexia? It would seem that the visual > > > > data is getting a little scrambled by the translator > > mechanism. If > > > > Sun/ Mars represent tejas/ sight, then a Rahu/ Ketu > affliction > > to > > > > one or both may be a contributing factor. On the manas > > > > side (the 'translator'), Rahu/ Ketu afflicting the Moon is a > > > > plausible contributor. (as per recent posting.) Individual > > > factors > > > > do not amount to much but convergence triggers a more > > > > dramatic outcome. Alternatively, is it a manas/ buddhi > > > > (translator/ organiser; Moon/ Mercury) dysfunction? Or are > > there > > > > variations that we tend to cluster together? > > > > > > > > With kindness & curiosity, > > > > Kriya > > > > > > > > > Sponsor > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Group info: vedic- > astrology/info.html > > > > > > To UNSUBSCRIBE: Blank mail to vedic astrology-@e... > > > > > > ....... May Jupiter's light shine on us ....... > > > > > > > > > > > > Terms of > > Service. 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