Is it Bad to learn Vedic Astrology-on their Own Horoscope ?

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You have raised a very good point. Either any learner should start on the pitch

of his own/relatives chart(s) or not. This all hinges upon, onces level of

sensivity and stability of mental firmness. Many experts suggest to refrain own

chart during learning process because a great number of amateur and green horn

learners happens curious about knowing themselves and want to peep into their

future. Whenever they comeacross any good yoga in their chart, vain-hopes

clutch them and whenever they found any arishtha/daridra yoga chart they become

pessimists. And ultimately hopes go in vain, when relevent dasa does not yield

"expected results", this lead to blame on jyotish.

Hence it is more a psychological problem, rather than any hidden secret. If any

one have mature mentalily or know the limitations and philosophy of Jyotish he

may go through his own chart, which will prove a good stuff to learn the effect

of different astrological aspects.

But if anyone is malancholic, pessimist or hypersensetive then he/she should

refrain using his/her own chart.

Warm Regards

IMRAN

Rao Nemani <raonemani > wrote:

Respected Gurus and Members,Namaste,I have just began to study and learn Vedic

Astrology.I have heard one should not practice or learn astrology by help of

thier own or their family Horoscope. Is it correct?.I thought, in learning

Vedic Astrology through ones own chart, one also learns a lot more about

oneself.Guru's, I shall wait for your replies.RegardsRaoArchives:

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