Guest guest Posted February 20, 2003 Report Share Posted February 20, 2003 Visti Larsen <vishnu (AT) lbq (DOT) k> wrote: Hare Rama Krsna Dear Ramapriya, The word Karakamsa is a reference to the Atmakarakas Navamsa sign, as you know. KN Rao however feels that the yogas to the same should be seen in Rasi, i.e. to the same navamsa sign in the rasi chart. Now we get to Karakamsa-ka. This is a reference to the Navamsa sign of Atmakaraka in the Rasi chart.. maybe KN Rao missed this i dunno. Infact he uses Asta-ka-varga (8 vargas in the rasi chart) quite extensively, yet has failed to see the link . G.Gomez says: 'This sign in the Navamsa in which the Atma Karaka falls is extremely important. According to one school of thought, this sign assumes a special status called the Karakamsa - sorry, I copied this- but he accepts KN Rao opinion that when this sign is moved to Rashi- /from Navamsa- it becomes Karakamsa- 1-Would you please comment on this? My understanding is that the general rule is as in bold letters-S.Rath seems to propose this -that KK is position of AK in Navasma- is that correct? 2-Again following KN Rao line of thought, GG says:The Navamsa position of the atmakaraka then becomes an entity called a Swamsa chart-/me:! My understanding is that in this case we have kk1, kind of-regular, in navamsa, and kk2,moved to Rashi -which is suggested as a useful tool to be analized from Navamsa and Rashi Is that right? 3-However that creates a problem-when we say that ISHTA DEVATA is the planet in 12th, DO WE CONSIDER 12 as a/from AK position in Navamsa b/AK positition in Navamsa 'relocated' to Rashi, i.e, as per above Initially my understanding is that it is a/? Second look at what Sanjay wrote seems can apply to both situations. Would you please clarify this Thanks. Anna Best wishesVisti---Sri Jagannath Center: http://.orgBhagavad Purana: http://www.srimadbhagavatam.orgiTRANS 99 Font: http://www.omkarananda-ashram.org - Ramapriya D vedic astrology Wednesday, February 19, 2003 2:54 AM Re: [vedic astrology] Info about Moksha combination Dear DKD,My comments under yours...-"Dhira Krsna BCS" <Dhira.Krsna.BCS (AT) pamho (DOT) net>To: <vedic astrology>Wednesday, February 19, 2003 3:09 AM[vedic astrology] Info about Moksha combination> Dear Ramapriya,>> Hare Rama Krsna!>> >k'sha or k'shaka>> If karakamsha is seen from Atmakaraka's position in Navamsa, then I don't> understand how Narasimha comes to such high percentage as 16% of the> populace will have this? I'm not conversant with the term karakamshaka> yet, what is meant here?Er.. but it wasn't me that suggested 16%, mate. Even I was left thinking atthat figure. K'shaka I think is the dispositor of the K'sha. If Mo is AK andin Aq, I guess Sa or Ra get to be k'shaka.> According to my understanding, moksha is extremely rare, and that 16% of> Earth's population would attain that sounds unbelievable to me. Understand> that one has to be <completely> free from material desires at the time of> death to attain moksha. Now how can one be completely free from desires,> except the desire to attain the spiritual abode? Thus the determination> from karakamsha and Ketu sounds acceptable to me, however, there may be> more things, this cannot be the only rule for determining moksha.My knowledge about moksha is still quite meager, but think of it this way.While the world population is on the rise, you can't deny that birth ratesin most places are falling (let's not for now consider exceptions likeCanada who allow Indians to immigrate so that the population there increases:)). So where are the ones dying going? This might be too absurdlysimplistic an angle to be viewing something as divine as moksha, but I don'tknow much more on this.> I found an additional rule in "Predictive Astrology" under the 12th house:> 'If the three ascendants (lagna, Moon and Sun), the twelfth house, and> their owners are influenced by satvik planets, and the fourth house, its> owner and the Moon are under the influence of Saturn, the native attains> moksha'. .... sounds a bit more strict than the rule of karakamsha and> Ketu. BTW, I have karakamsha in Pisces!Good luck. We can always meet later ;)Warm regards,Ramapriyahubli (AT) vsnl (DOT) comArchives: vedic astrologyGroup info: vedic astrology/info.htmlTo UNSUBSCRIBE: Blank mail to vedic astrology-........ May Jupiter's light shine on us ....... Archives: vedic astrologyGroup info: vedic astrology/info.htmlTo UNSUBSCRIBE: Blank mail to vedic astrology-....... May Jupiter's light shine on us ....... Do you ? Tax Center - forms, calculators, tips, and more Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 21, 2003 Report Share Posted February 21, 2003 I was digging further into this- the answer seems to be as per b/-bellow So we have two charts to consider- -one is karakamsha -with first house being where AKNavamsa falls in Rashi- and Ishta Devata is 12th from it -second is Swamsha chart As per Rao's suggestion- if that's right, then I don't understand what you were refering to when you said in your post:" Now we get to Karakamsa-ka. This is a reference to the Navamsa sign of Atmakaraka in the Rasi chart.. maybe KN Rao missed this i dunno. Infact he uses Asta-ka-varga (8 vargas in the rasi chart) quite extensively, yet has failed to see the link . If you would elaborate on this in more detail, would be great. This AK issue seems to be fundamental. Thanks, Anna "j.b" <bona_mente > wrote: Dear Visti, Visti Larsen <vishnu (AT) lbq (DOT) k> wrote: Hare Rama Krsna Dear Ramapriya, The word Karakamsa is a reference to the Atmakarakas Navamsa sign, as you know. KN Rao however feels that the yogas to the same should be seen in Rasi, i.e. to the same navamsa sign in the rasi chart. Now we get to Karakamsa-ka. This is a reference to the Navamsa sign of Atmakaraka in the Rasi chart.. maybe KN Rao missed this i dunno. Infact he uses Asta-ka-varga (8 vargas in the rasi chart) quite extensively, yet has failed to see the link . G.Gomez says: 'This sign in the Navamsa in which the Atma Karaka falls is extremely important. According to one school of thought, this sign assumes a special status called the Karakamsa - sorry, I copied this- but he accepts KN Rao opinion that when this sign is moved to Rashi- /from Navamsa- it becomes Karakamsa- 1-Would you please comment on this? My understanding is that the general rule is as in bold letters-S.Rath seems to propose this -that KK is position of AK in Navasma- is that correct? 2-Again following KN Rao line of thought, GG says:The Navamsa position of the atmakaraka then becomes an entity called a Swamsa chart-/me:! My understanding is that in this case we have kk1, kind of-regular, in navamsa, and kk2,moved to Rashi -which is suggested as a useful tool to be analized from Navamsa and Rashi Is that right? 3-However that creates a problem-when we say that ISHTA DEVATA is the planet in 12th, DO WE CONSIDER 12 as a/from AK position in Navamsa b/AK positition in Navamsa 'relocated' to Rashi, i.e, as per above Initially my understanding is that it is a/? Second look at what Sanjay wrote seems can apply to both situations. Would you please clarify this Thanks. Anna Best wishesVisti---Sri Jagannath Center: http://.orgBhagavad Purana: http://www.srimadbhagavatam.orgiTRANS 99 Font: http://www.omkarananda-ashram.org - Ramapriya D vedic astrology Wednesday, February 19, 2003 2:54 AM Re: [vedic astrology] Info about Moksha combination Dear DKD,My comments under yours...-"Dhira Krsna BCS" <Dhira.Krsna.BCS (AT) pamho (DOT) net>To: <vedic astrology>Wednesday, February 19, 2003 3:09 AM[vedic astrology] Info about Moksha combination> Dear Ramapriya,>> Hare Rama Krsna!>> >k'sha or k'shaka>> If karakamsha is seen from Atmakaraka's position in Navamsa, then I don't> understand how Narasimha comes to such high percentage as 16% of the> populace will have this? I'm not conversant with the term karakamshaka> yet, what is meant here?Er.. but it wasn't me that suggested 16%, mate. Even I was left thinking atthat figure. K'shaka I think is the dispositor of the K'sha. If Mo is AK andin Aq, I guess Sa or Ra get to be k'shaka.> According to my understanding, moksha is extremely rare, and that 16% of> Earth's population would attain that sounds unbelievable to me. Understand> that one has to be <completely> free from material desires at the time of> death to attain moksha. Now how can one be completely free from desires,> except the desire to attain the spiritual abode? Thus the determination> from karakamsha and Ketu sounds acceptable to me, however, there may be> more things, this cannot be the only rule for determining moksha.My knowledge about moksha is still quite meager, but think of it this way.While the world population is on the rise, you can't deny that birth ratesin most places are falling (let's not for now consider exceptions likeCanada who allow Indians to immigrate so that the population there increases:)). So where are the ones dying going? This might be too absurdlysimplistic an angle to be viewing something as divine as moksha, but I don'tknow much more on this.> I found an additional rule in "Predictive Astrology" under the 12th house:> 'If the three ascendants (lagna, Moon and Sun), the twelfth house, and> their owners are influenced by satvik planets, and the fourth house, its> owner and the Moon are under the influence of Saturn, the native attains> moksha'. .... sounds a bit more strict than the rule of karakamsha and> Ketu. BTW, I have karakamsha in Pisces!Good luck. We can always meet later ;)Warm regards,Ramapriyahubli (AT) vsnl (DOT) comArchives: vedic astrologyGroup info: vedic astrology/info.htmlTo UNSUBSCRIBE: Blank mail to vedic astrology-........ May Jupiter's light shine on us ....... Archives: vedic astrologyGroup info: vedic astrology/info.htmlTo UNSUBSCRIBE: Blank mail to vedic astrology-....... May Jupiter's light shine on us ....... 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