Ishta Devata

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Dear Visti

Thank you for that answer and also the time you took to teach me how to come

up with the result.

Now that I know that my Ihsta Devata is Jupiter I have a rather stupid

question but that confuses me somehow. In the western chart my Jupiter is

square the triple conj Sun/Mer?North Node. I feel these squares a lot in my

life and as squares represent action I have been working hard on that part

of my chart, Now in Jyotish these squares do not simply exist!!??? how come?

I know that the aspects are counted differently in Vedic but then how can

one see in Jyptish that particular energy that is so apparent in another

technique?

 

Still learning

Om Tat Sat

Nadia

 

 

 

 

Dear Nadia,

The 12th from the Karakamsa determines the Istha Devata.

 

1) Of the 8 grahas from Sun-Rahu, the one with the highest longitude in its

own sign becomes the Chara Atmakaraka. Count Rahu's degrees in reverse, i.e.

deduct 30 degrees from its placement.

 

2) Find the Chara Atmakarakas Navamsa sign. This sign is called the

Karakamsa!

 

3) See the 12th sign from this sign in Navamsa, and the planets

joined/lording the sign will indicate the Istha Devata.

 

 

Moon is your AK and is placed in Libra Navamsa. Virgo is the 12th therefrom

and has Jupiter.

 

Jupiter indicates your istha devata. People with Jupiter as Istha Devata see

the supreme lord as their Istha, as Narayana. This needs adjusting in

various religions.

 

Your Mantra is "Om Tat Sat".

[Guest guest]

Vyam VedaVyasaaya Namah

Dear Nadia,

When Planets are in 4th/10th from each other, they become mutual coworkers, and

as a results the person works very hard, once the planets are activated.

 

Maharishi Parasara has given an exmaple of this in the yoga called; "Gada Yoga".

 

You may need to reconcile your views on aspect, and mutual

position/relationship, to understand this fully.

Aspect in Vedic Astrology, is called; Dristi, which means view or sight.

 

Best wishes, Visti.

 

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"Nadia" <NADIAK (AT) OTENET (DOT) GR>

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Saturday, July 27, 2002 9:48 AM

[vedic astrology] Ishta Devata

> Dear Visti> Thank you for that answer and also the time you took to teach me

how to come> up with the result.> Now that I know that my Ihsta Devata is

Jupiter I have a rather stupid> question but that confuses me somehow. In the

western chart my Jupiter is> square the triple conj Sun/Mer?North Node. I feel

these squares a lot in my> life and as squares represent action I have been

working hard on that part> of my chart, Now in Jyotish these squares do not

simply exist!!??? how come?> I know that the aspects are counted differently in

Vedic but then how can> one see in Jyptish that particular energy that is so

apparent in another> technique?> > Still learning> Om Tat Sat> Nadia> > > > >

Dear Nadia,> The 12th from the Karakamsa determines the Istha Devata.> > 1) Of

the 8 grahas from Sun-Rahu, the one with the highest longitude in its> own sign

becomes the Chara Atmakaraka. Count Rahu's degrees in reverse, i.e.> deduct 30

degrees from its placement.> > 2) Find the Chara Atmakarakas Navamsa sign. This

sign is called the> Karakamsa!> > 3) See the 12th sign from this sign in

Navamsa, and the planets> joined/lording the sign will indicate the Istha

Devata.> > > Moon is your AK and is placed in Libra Navamsa. Virgo is the 12th

therefrom> and has Jupiter.> > Jupiter indicates your istha devata. People with

Jupiter as Istha Devata see> the supreme lord as their Istha, as Narayana. This

needs adjusting in> various religions.> > Your Mantra is "Om Tat Sat".> > > > >

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