Bhava Lagna ? For Tanvir

September 23, 2003

||Om Brihaspataye Namah||

Dear Tanvir ji,

Namaste.

Although your query is addressed to Rao ji, I will try to answer the

questions posed by you with respect to arudha lagna (AL).

Think of a person standing in front of a mirror; the person sees the

image reflected in the mirror. The person standing before the mirror

is the lagna and the image shown by the mirror is the AL. But what

does the AL show? It is similar to the question of what does the

mirror show? In other words, how the image is perceived both by the

person standing in front and by others also viewing the same image.

The first perception is given by the Moon (significator of the mind)

and hence the Vimsottari dasha computed from the Moons position will

show how the native perceives the various events happening to

himself. Similarly the AL will show how the world perceives the

actions done by the native. But you have posed the question of how

to link the two? At least that is how I understand your question.

Before progressing further, I will quote a favorite saying from my

favorite genre of fiction books viz., western novels especially

Louis L'Amour. One common theme in these books is "In the West, you

are judged on your actions and not on who you are". This in my

opinion, sums up the AL.

Returning back to your questions:-

> One of my important question is, does Arudha use only in Rashi

> Dasha, or also in Vimsottari ? Suppose, my A9 falls in cancer.

>Thus, will the effect manifest in only the cancer dasha or also in

>the vimsottari of Moon (Lord of cancer) or the planets in cancer?

>What does it mean, what kind of result can be expected then?

Lets digress here by quoting a classic Narasimha post "I have

observed that planets in dusthanas to A10 in dasamsa are associated

with change of job but if the same planets be placed in trines to

AL, then the job change is favorable".

Clearly there is a reliance on the use of Vimsottari Dasha to

interpret what sort of events may happen with respect to a native's

career. But in which period: MD or AD or PAD? My logic tells me that

we will have to search for combinations in order to come up with a

reasonable answer. But to ignore rashi dasas such as Narayana Dasha

would be suicidal since the implications of arudhas can be

delineated in a simpler way. Both should be used in order to form a

composite picture of the situation along with transits.

Hope this answers your questions somewhat, :-). As for example, I

cant rustle up one...wonder if I am making sense here?

regards

Hari

September 23, 2003

Dear Hari,

Good post.I thought of adding a few lines more from what I have gleaned from the

Gurus.The karaka for AL is the Moon. In nature we see that the Moon controls

tides and since our image in this society goes through tides of ups and downs,

its signified by the moon.But the satya peetha(1 and 7) remains steady. So

Vimsottari Dasa can be used without a doubt to time events from the Arudhas.

THe difference is that Vimsottari will show how the native reacts to events

while the Rasi Dasas such as Narayana will show the actual changes in the

environment.Thus the actual changes in environment are better to predict

events as they are crystal clear.

Hare Krishna

Sudharsan

onlyhari <onlyhari > wrote:

||Om Brihaspataye Namah||Dear Tanvir ji,Namaste.Although your query is addressed

to Rao ji, I will try to answer the questions posed by you with respect to

arudha lagna (AL).Think of a person standing in front of a mirror; the person

sees the image reflected in the mirror. The person standing before the mirror

is the lagna and the image shown by the mirror is the AL. But what does the AL

show? It is similar to the question of what does the mirror show? In other

words, how the image is perceived both by the person standing in front and by

others also viewing the same image. The first perception is given by the Moon

(significator of the mind) and hence the Vimsottari dasha computed from the

Moons position will show how the native perceives the various events happening

to himself. Similarly the AL will show how

the world perceives the actions done by the native. But you have posed the

question of how to link the two? At least that is how I understand your

question. Before progressing further, I will quote a favorite saying from my

favorite genre of fiction books viz., western novels especially Louis L'Amour.

One common theme in these books is "In the West, you are judged on your actions

and not on who you are". This in my opinion, sums up the AL.Returning back to

your questions:-> One of my important question is, does Arudha use only in

Rashi > Dasha, or also in Vimsottari ? Suppose, my A9 falls in cancer.

>Thus, will the effect manifest in only the cancer dasha or also in >the

vimsottari of Moon (Lord of cancer) or the planets in cancer? >What does it

mean, what kind of result can be expected then?Lets digress here by quoting a

classic Narasimha post "I have observed that planets

in dusthanas to A10 in dasamsa are associated with change of job but if the same

planets be placed in trines to AL, then the job change is favorable".Clearly

there is a reliance on the use of Vimsottari Dasha to interpret what sort of

events may happen with respect to a native's career. But in which period: MD or

AD or PAD? My logic tells me that we will have to search for combinations in

order to come up with a reasonable answer. But to ignore rashi dasas such as

Narayana Dasha would be suicidal since the implications of arudhas can be

delineated in a simpler way. Both should be used in order to form a composite

picture of the situation along with transits.Hope this answers your questions

somewhat, :-). As for example, I cant rustle up one...wonder if I am making

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September 23, 2003

Dear Only hari

Very nice explanation of AL.

But I disagree with your quote "In the West, you are judged on your actions and

not on who you are".

I have been living in the west for over 40 years and most of the times I have

found that in the West you are judged on who you are and not on your

actions.Let us call it perceptions.

Atma

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onlyhari

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