Budh Aditya and Nipuna Yoga - Astrological Mag

September 20, 2003

Dear Respected members

In the latest Astrological magazine it is mentioned that conjunction

of mercury and sun in a sign is common and is called nipuna yoga.

For Budh Aditya yoga - mercury and sun should be within 1 degree.

what is the specality for mercury, by being combust?

generally it is stated that combust planets loses there strength.but

here non combust mercury is ordinary nipuna and combust mercury is

budh-aditya!

what is sun doing to mercury here?

can we say the more mercury is away from sun the strength of budh-

aditya yoga decreases?

Thanks a lot

Pradeep

September 20, 2003

|| Jaya Jagannath ||

Dear Pradeep,

In Combustion, even if the person becomes skillful in

everything(provided they occur in Aries, Leo, Gemini, Virgo), the more

combust Mercury is, the more the houses "owned by it/ signified by it"

suffer.

Best Wishes

Sarajit

vijayadas_pradeep [vijayadas_pradeep]

Sunday, September 21, 2003 5:15 AM

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[vedic astrology] Budh Aditya and Nipuna Yoga - Astrological

Mag

Dear Respected members

In the latest Astrological magazine it is mentioned that conjunction

of mercury and sun in a sign is common and is called nipuna yoga.

For Budh Aditya yoga - mercury and sun should be within 1 degree.

what is the specality for mercury, by being combust?

generally it is stated that combust planets loses there strength.but

here non combust mercury is ordinary nipuna and combust mercury is

budh-aditya!

what is sun doing to mercury here?

can we say the more mercury is away from sun the strength of budh-

aditya yoga decreases?

Thanks a lot

Pradeep

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September 21, 2003

Dear Sarajit ji

I beleive this harm is applicable for the signs you had mentioned

(when combustion happens in them).

But the basic doubt which is still left is - how is the excitation

of intelligence happening due to combustion.

Why is sun unable to shadow mercury.I have read from archives that

the degree of planets also matters(whether sun is ahead or behind

other planets).

This article says mere conjunction is common and is called nipuna

while for real budh -aditya close combustion(within 1 deg) is nedded.

how?

Thanks a lot again

Pradeep

vedic astrology, "Sarajit Poddar"

<sarajit@s...> wrote:

> || Jaya Jagannath ||

> Dear Pradeep,

>

> In Combustion, even if the person becomes skillful in

> everything(provided they occur in Aries, Leo, Gemini, Virgo), the

more

> combust Mercury is, the more the houses "owned by it/ signified by

it"

> suffer.

>

> Best Wishes

> Sarajit

>

> vijayadas_pradeep [vijayadas_pradeep]

> Sunday, September 21, 2003 5:15 AM

> vedic astrology

> [vedic astrology] Budh Aditya and Nipuna Yoga -

Astrological

> Mag

>

> Dear Respected members

>

> In the latest Astrological magazine it is mentioned that

conjunction

> of mercury and sun in a sign is common and is called nipuna yoga.

>

> For Budh Aditya yoga - mercury and sun should be within 1 degree.

>

> what is the specality for mercury, by being combust?

> generally it is stated that combust planets loses there

strength.but

> here non combust mercury is ordinary nipuna and combust mercury is

> budh-aditya!

>

> what is sun doing to mercury here?

> can we say the more mercury is away from sun the strength of budh-

> aditya yoga decreases?

>

> Thanks a lot

> Pradeep

>

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September 21, 2003

I have never heard of a Budhaditya Yoga being within one degree. I heard that it

needed, for true brilliance of mind, to be in the lagna or in the seventh

aspecting lagna, or in the 5th Bhava of intelligence or 11th Bhava aspecting

the 5th. Also both Grahas need to have some form of strength for really big

results.

I have heard of a Yoga called a Cazimi Yoga. It is where a Graha, any Graha,

within one degree of the Sun AND strong yields brilliance in that field of

endeavor as indicated by the Graha and Bhavas owned per said chart. An Example

is Joseph Campbell, the Great teacher and teller of all the world's ancient

myths. He has Jupiter within one degree of the sun in Pisces, in the 7th Bhava.

Possibly Mercury doesn't get 'as hurt' by the sun because it is always so near

to the sun and is almost 'Surya's Chariot' of communication if you will. Just a

thought.

Thanks,

Ashwinvijayadas_pradeep <vijayadas_pradeep > wrote:

Dear Respected membersIn the latest Astrological magazine it is mentioned that

conjunction of mercury and sun in a sign is common and is called nipuna yoga.

For Budh Aditya yoga - mercury and sun should be within 1 degree.what is the

specality for mercury, by being combust?generally it is stated that combust

planets loses there strength.but here non combust mercury is ordinary nipuna

and combust mercury is budh-aditya!what is sun doing to mercury here?can we say

the more mercury is away from sun the strength of budh-aditya yoga

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Dear Pradeep,

I think there must have been a misprint. All conjunctions of Budha and Surya go

under the name Budhaaditya yoga. Different distance of Mercury from Sun go

under various names. More than 5 degrees is Buddhi nipuna Yoga.Buddhi Madhurya

yoga ( strongest ) occurs when the distance is more than 12 degrees.

Chandrashekhar.

vijayadas_pradeep

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vedic astrologySubject: [vedic astrology] Budh Aditya and Nipuna

Yoga - Astrological MagDear Respected membersIn the latest Astrological magazine

it is mentioned that conjunction of mercury and sun in a sign is common and is

called nipuna yoga. For Budh Aditya yoga - mercury and sun should be within 1

degree.what is the specality for mercury, by being combust?generally it is

stated that combust planets loses there strength.but here non combust mercury

is ordinary nipuna and combust mercury is budh-aditya!what is sun doing to

mercury here?can we say the more mercury is away from sun the strength of

budh-aditya yoga decreases?Thanks a lotPradeepArchives:

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September 21, 2003

Hello Respected ChandraShekhar Ji

What if distance between Sun and Mercury is more than 12 degrees but

also they occupy different Rashi. Still Buddhi Madhurya yoga yoga is

valid in such planetic positionS?

I have virgo lagna with sun at 28 degrees in libra while Mer at 18

degrees in Scorpio. How strong my mercury(my lagan lord) is as mer is

in sign of mars which is enemy of mercury but Mer occupies nakshra of

Mercury itself. Mercury is in Jyshtha nakshtra.

Some say Mer lagan lord in 3rd specially in Jyshtha is very good.

some say since it occupy mars sign scorpio and mars is first rate

elfic for virgo lagna. SO its very bad placement. Can you please

explain?

details for reference.

14 Nov 1972

4.22 am

pune india

Regards

KPK

vedic astrology, "Chandrashekhar Sharma"

<boxdel> wrote:

> Dear Pradeep,

> I think there must have been a misprint. All conjunctions of Budha

and Surya

> go under the name Budhaaditya yoga. Different distance of Mercury

from Sun

> go under various names. More than 5 degrees is Buddhi nipuna

Yoga.Buddhi

> Madhurya yoga ( strongest ) occurs when the distance is more than

12

> degrees.

> Chandrashekhar.

>

> vijayadas_pradeep [vijayadas_pradeep]

> Sunday, September 21, 2003 2:45 AM

> vedic astrology

> [vedic astrology] Budh Aditya and Nipuna Yoga -

Astrological Mag

>

> Dear Respected members

>

> In the latest Astrological magazine it is mentioned that

conjunction

> of mercury and sun in a sign is common and is called nipuna yoga.

>

> For Budh Aditya yoga - mercury and sun should be within 1 degree.

>

> what is the specality for mercury, by being combust?

> generally it is stated that combust planets loses there

strength.but

> here non combust mercury is ordinary nipuna and combust mercury is

> budh-aditya!

>

> what is sun doing to mercury here?

> can we say the more mercury is away from sun the strength of budh-

> aditya yoga decreases?

>

> Thanks a lot

> Pradeep

>

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September 21, 2003

MErcury very seldom gets beyond the sun by more than one rashi at a time. It is

so often with the Sun that this yoga would occur in a very high percentage of

charts.

But yet our world is not full of that many 'brilliant' people on the whole. Thus

I believe we practically need to apply other criteria to this Yoga in order to

see the true 'highs' that it can produce. See my other email for more ideas...

Thanks,

Ashwin

Chandrashekhar Sharma <boxdel (AT) (DOT) co.uk> wrote: