Jupiter in simha (leo) and capricorn and 2nd house before generalise

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dear satya ji

i disagree with you

most of neecha planet in a worldly sense give good

result matrialisticly

but no peace of mind

and

all nneecha planet in 2nd house do show a better

result i have read this one of classic book in at some

proffessor of a sanskrit at his house

and he translate the effect

rajinder--- Dr Satya Prakash Choudhary

<satyaprakasika wrote:

>

>

> Aum Namah Shivaya

>

> Dear group,

>

> To my knowledge none of the reasons cited on the

> list so far seem to

> be either appropriate or clear. While the principles

> of one division

> of Jyotish may be generally applicable to other

> divisions, certain

> principles of Muhurta or Samhita divisions of

> Jyotish are not

> applicable to Jataka. For convenience sake one may

> categorize most

> principles and significations as having been derived

> from half a

> dozen fundamentals. Firstly the natural zodiac with

> the signs as

> houses (aries first house, taurus the second and leo

> the fifth etc).

> Next is the rulership (lord of the sign). Then

> nakshatra padas,

> nakshatra rulers etc. Then derived significations

> (like the 10th

> being bad for parents as it is a maraka to both

> parents, since the

> 10th is the 7th from the 4th/mother and 2nd from the

> 9th/father) and

> so on. So what could be the principle behind Jupiter

> in Leo being

> inauspicious? First I will briefly outline the

> essence of Muhurta

> Chintamani, Rajamarthanda and Jyotirnibandha.

>

>

> The period when Jupiter is in Leo or Capricorn or

> retrograde or

> atichari or conjunct the sun, is deemed

> inauspicious. All the

> auspicious activities that are avoided when Jupiter

> or Venus is

> combust, are to be avoided even in the above

> periods. So too in a

> paksha (lunar fortnight) of 13 days.

>

> Jupiter is deemed defective when it is in Capricorn

> as it is

> debilited. Retrograde and atichari refer to the

> motion and speed.

> What about the other two? Jupiter conjunct the Sun

> or in Sun's sign,

> are both inauspicious. While combust Jupiter is

> inauspicious at all

> times, Jupiter in Sun's sign (leo) is deemed bad

> only in the four

> quarters of magha nakshatra and first quarter of

> poorvaphalguni. The

> rest of Leo is acceptable to all parts of India

> except the places

> between the ganges and the godavari rivers,

> especially in Kalinga

> (from Rajahmundry to Souther Orissa), Gauda

> (northern orissa to

> central bengal), madhya desa (central India, and

> gaur (gujarat).

> Jupiter in the remaining parts of Leo is acceptable

> in all other

> areas to the south of godavari and north of ganges.

>

> Furthermore, if the Sun is exalted (in Aries), it

> will not be

> harmful to Jupiter in Leo. When the Sun is in Aries,

> Jupiter in Leo

> is deemed auspicious.

>

> Vargottama Jupiter in Leo is considered inauspicious

> and rejected at

> all times (Jup in Leo in both rasi and navamsa, and

> this happens

> only in the first quarter of Poorvaphalguni ruled by

> the Sun. Each

> nakshatra quarter is ruled by a planet which is the

> basis of the

> navamsa chakra, which shows the inner nature of

> things). Some say

> that Jupiter in Leo is inauspicious during the year

> when the full

> moon in the month of Magha happens to be in magha

> nakshatra.

>

> In a nutshell, Jupiter in Leo is considered bad when

> it is in magha

> nakshatra, or 1st qrt of poorvaphalguni only. This

> is said to spoil

> Jupiter. But if the dispositor Sun is exalted,

> Jupiter in Leo can be

> auspicious. A vargottama simha guru can be very

> inauspicious.

>

>

> Thus Jupiter's inauspiciousness in Leo seems to be

> more related to

> Magha nakshatra and the dispositor Sun.

>

>

> It should be remembered that just as in Mundane

> astrology, even in

> Muhurta, certain planetary combinations, aspects etc

> influence

> certain places more while other areas may be

> relatively unaffected.

> Recently someone raised the issue of Agni nakshatra.

> There also, the

> nakshatra rulers and their functions affect only

> specific areas.

> Consider this. Sun's transit in Agni nakshatra

> (Rohini karte) is

> said to result in intense heat. But is it applicable

> in a place like

> Australia when these months happen to be a

> relatively cold season?

> Sun's transit through various nakshatras and the

> results ascribed in

> Jyotish Samhita (mundane astrology) are not

> universally applicable.

> Even the texts indicate that certain results are

> felt in certain

> areas more markedly. It is unwise therefore to

> extend certain

> principles of Samhita or Muhurta to Jataka, though

> generally

> speaking various divisions of Jyotish share certain

> common

> principles. Such attempts should be done only after

> one has gained

> sufficient knowledge of the main principles of all

> the six divisions

> of Jyotish. There is more to all this. But I have no

> time to go into

> it now.

>

> Regards,

> Satya

>

>

 

 

 

 

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