Deity/Mantra for Jyotish Knowledge

[Guest guest]

Om Namo Narayanaya!

 

Dear PS Ramanrayanan:

 

Thanks a lot for the clarification you just gave me. Believe me, you helped

me a lot drawing the lines to follow for studying this matter.

Unfortunatelly since I live in Argentina, it´s not so easy for me to buy

inmediately both books of Guru Sanjay Rath you have recommended me.

Nevertheless I´ll try to buy them with the assistance of some friends that

use to travel to U.S.A..

 

Meanwhile I have here at home "Jaimini Sutram" translated by P.S.Sastri and

"Studies in Jaimini Astrology" by B.V. Raman, so I´ll try to find there some

"keys" to understand more clearly your answer.

 

God bless you,

 

Mariano

 

 

 

 

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"P.S. RAMANARAYANAN" <p_s_ramanarayanan

<vedic astrology>

Sunday, June 29, 2003 12:42 AM

Re: [vedic astrology] Re: Deity/Mantra for Jyotish Knowledge

 

 

> SARVAM GYANANANDAMAYAM JAGAT

>

> AUM GURUBYO NAMAH

>

> Dear Mariano,

>

> Buda/Mercury is your Bhrathrukaraka. In general one of the avatars of

Vishnu is the deity ruling Buda. All the deities viz., Ishta, palana, Dharma

and Guru are all identified from Navamsa only. For Ishta devatha you will

have to look for the planet placed/having stronger influence in/over the

12th to karakamsa , for Palana devatha you will have to look for the planet

placed/having stronger influence in/over the 6th from Amatyakaraka and for

Dharma devatha you will have to look for the strongest planetary influence

on the 9th house from Karakamsa.For Guru devatha look for the placement of

the Bhratrukaraka in the Navamsa. This means that the Bhrathrukaraka itself

is the Guru Devatha. In your case Budha is placed in Simha in Navamsa.

Simha is a fixed sign. Your Guru may be the one who is an ardent devotee

of Krishna. If Budha had positioned itself in movable/dual signs it gives a

hint that the Guru is the one who might be an ardent devotee of any other

avatar of Lord Vishnu. Since both Rama and Krishna are the avatars of Lord

Vishnu and you had not mentioned the specific sign in Navamsa i had asked

you to chant "HARE RAMA KRISHNA". Going by the specific sign (Simha - fixed)

you may chant "OM KRISHNA GURU".

>

> Chanting "HARE RAMAKRISHNA" opens up the third eye necessary for

understanding the Jyotisha sutras. All your confusion will end up when Guru

transits/aspects your Mantrapada(A5).

>

> You can refer to the books "Vedic Remedies in Astrology" by Sanjay Rath

and Jaimini's Upadesa Sutras translated by Sanjay Rath.

>

> Best wishes,

>

> Astrologically yours,

>

> psramanrayanan

>

[Guest guest]

---Om Brihaspataye Namah---

Dear Shri Ramanarayanan,

 

In an earlier email you wrote:

"When Guru transits/aspects(Rasi dristi) your Mantra pada(A5) you

can find your Guru."

 

Yesterday night, when reflecting, it suddenly flashed into my mind

and I wanted to verify this. A5 in my natal chart is in Cn, with Ke

and aspected by Ma/Ra/Ju. Around Guru Pushyami day in May, when Ju

was transiting the A5, I got my jyotish guru in the Vimshottari

dasha period of Ma(AK)-Ju!

 

Thus your statement has been verified in my case! Thank you for

sharing your insight in this most wonderful way!

 

regards

Hari

[Guest guest]

SARVAM GYANANANDAMAYAM JAGAT

AUM GURUBYO NAMAH

Dear Hari,

i have shared only the principle i have understood. Credit for deeper probe and

clear insights should go to Sanjay. . The credit for sharing goes to Narsimha

as he is the one who has created this platform for us to share. May Sanjay &

Narasimha be blessed with Curse- free success filled and peaceful life.

Astrologically yours,

psramanrayanan

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