Reply for Lord X in house Y

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[Dr.D.Banerjee wrote: ...I want the rationale behind the result of

placement of a houselord in different houses. In Raman's book or in

many others classical(Ancient & Modern) , only the result of the

placement is simply written. Suppose, in Raman's book, 12th lord's

placement in 12th house makes the native "engaged in agriculture" .

Why? 12th lord's placement in 10th house makes the native" hard

working". Why? Is there any book that explains these riddles?...]:

 

Dear Mr Banerjee

 

Let me answer u in the best way that one blind man can to another, &

hope that the Gurus will correct me. There can never be any book which

covers every meaning of a lord of house A placed in house B, or explain

ALL the riddles of various meanings of this as covered in various other

books. However, let me give you some paths to understand some of the

meanings for ONLY this affair, ie Lord X in house Y (ie ignoring every

other influence). Let me specifically take up L12 in 10: (sig=

signification):

 

[ note: points 4 & 5 are covered with various examples thruout CoVA,

but I havent understood it fully, so the interpretations below MAY not

be correct. Request those more learned to pitch in in those 2 points]

 

1. sig of L12 being in 10: the domains of expenses/ foreign residence

(12) are strong/ to do with profession. Eg due to strong

expense-orientation, need to do a lot of hard work to retain any

savings; hence the allusion to "agriculture" for L12 in BOTH 10 & in 12

in many texts(see point 8 below)

 

2. L12 in sig of 10: L12 in 10= the domain of profession has been

afflicted (12) to being in confining areas, eg jailor, doctor, hospital

administrator, or to being separated away from original home eg

ambassador

 

3. any yogas: eg L12 in 12= Vimla= spotless reputation= honourable

work. L10 in 12 is no specific yog, of course.

 

4. Lord being X distance away from own house: ie taking the lord's own

house as Lg: eg L12 in 10= L12 being in 11th place from own house 12:

ie for sigs of 12, its lord is in an operating environment, which is

improving/ opulent/ related to elder-sibling (11), for the domain of

profession (10).

 

5. Own house being X distance away from the Lord: ie taking the lord as

Lg: eg L12 in 10= own house 12 being 3 places away from its own

position: ie its own house is energised/ related to younger sibling/

related to arms (3).

 

6. natural karaka of house occupied: depending on which aspects of L12

& 10 are being considered, it is as if L12 is in house of Jp (natural

karaka of 10 for growth in prosperity)/ St (NK.10 for career)/Mc

(profession)/ Sn (fame). Now, as NK of 12 is St: Loss/ exps/ separn/

punishmt, Ve: bed-plsrs/ long trvl/ eyes, Ke: Moksh, Ra: bad habits/

secret nmies, Jp: donatn, Mn: sleep. So it is as if the corresponding

signification is in that. This is still another way of looking at it.

 

7. primary vs secondary indicator : 12 is not a primary indication of

profession, but of expenses, etc. So when u read abt professional

interpretations for L12, this is just an ADDITIONAL qualifier to the

main primary indicators (L10, Saturn, etc).

 

8. translation: a) an interpretation as agricultural profession, may

mean disciplined physical labour in one place (without travelling), not

necessarily working in the fields on vegetation. b) often, a

translation gives a primary meaning, but more often than not, most

classics give the SECONDARY or effected meaning. Eg while Raj Yog A may

actually be for happiness, RY B for physical health, RY C for money,

but all three maybe defined as physical health+ happiness+ success,

assuming that a healthy body & mind is happy & rich. U will note most

RYs are translated to say the same thing, & we have to throw away most

of the definitions, & understand how the yog is formed & understand the

ACTUAL primary meaning.

 

Given my own limitations in the kindergarten of astrology, this is the

best I cd come up with

 

Best wishes

 

Nandan

 

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