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Dear Ramesh,

 

Although I am writing as a fellow student, my understanding is that you should

consider both lordships. The stronger one will tend to dominate. However, the

dasa periods, transits etc will play an important role in determining which

results will be given.

 

Best Wishes,

Karen

-

Ramesh Gangaramani

varahamihira ; Vedic Astrology Group

Monday, October 20, 2003 1:58 AM

[vedic astrology] Clarification about ownership of rashis co-owned by Nodes.

Satyam Bruyat Priyam Bruyat

 

Dear learned members,

 

Generally Aquarius and Scorpio are considered to have Rahu and Ketu as co-lords

respectively. For dasa workings we often take stronger of the two as the lord

for father calculations. I would like to know if the same needs to done for

normal reading of a chart?

 

For example I have a chart with Aquarius in 7th house. Saturn is placed in 5th

and Rahu in 6th houses. Rahu in this case has 2 more planets (Mars and Venus)

with it whereas Saturn is placed alone.For chart analysis should I take Saturn

as 7th lord placed in 5th or Rahu as 7th lord placed in 6th?

 

Many thanks and kind regards

Ramesh

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Satyam Bruyat Priyam Bruyat

 

Dear Karen,

Many thanks for your feedback. A friend of mine who is more learned straightaway

takes the stronger of the two, whereas I tend look at only the planets giving

minimal or no importance to nodes when it comes to examining this issue. You

have a balanced approach!

It will be nice to hear from some more learned members.

Kind regards

Ramesh

Karen Skoler [nykaren (AT) optonline (DOT) net]Sent:

Monday, October 20, 2003 5:53 PMvedic astrologySubject: Re:

[vedic astrology] Clarification about ownership of rashis co-owned by Nodes.

Dear Ramesh,

 

Although I am writing as a fellow student, my understanding is that you should

consider both lordships. The stronger one will tend to dominate. However, the

dasa periods, transits etc will play an important role in determining which

results will be given.

 

Best Wishes,

Karen

-

Ramesh Gangaramani

varahamihira ; Vedic Astrology Group

Monday, October 20, 2003 1:58 AM

[vedic astrology] Clarification about ownership of rashis co-owned by Nodes.

Satyam Bruyat Priyam Bruyat

 

Dear learned members,

 

Generally Aquarius and Scorpio are considered to have Rahu and Ketu as co-lords

respectively. For dasa workings we often take stronger of the two as the lord

for father calculations. I would like to know if the same needs to done for

normal reading of a chart?

 

For example I have a chart with Aquarius in 7th house. Saturn is placed in 5th

and Rahu in 6th houses. Rahu in this case has 2 more planets (Mars and Venus)

with it whereas Saturn is placed alone.For chart analysis should I take Saturn

as 7th lord placed in 5th or Rahu as 7th lord placed in 6th?

 

Many thanks and kind regards

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Dear Ramesh,

 

Karen is right. Both the lords give the results, but the stronger

one dominates.

 

Not only is it that the nodes can be considered as lords of signs,

but the nodes can even be considered for raja yogas and parivartana

yogas.

 

I gave a few examples at my workshop on Vimsottari dasa a couple of

weeks back. JFK become president towards the end of Rahu dasa. I

showed how Rahu (lagna lord) was taking part in a raja yoga and

hence the third part of his dasa gave the results. In the chart of

William Rehnquist (US chief justice), Jupiter gives a special raja

yoga, as he occupies lagna in shadvargas (that's a special maharaja

yoga mentioned by Parasara). In dasamsa, Jupiter and Rahu have a

parivartana (Jupiter is in Aq and Rahu is in Sg). I showed that Rahu

gave the results of Jupiter's raja yoga in his career. He became

chief justice soon after Rahu dasa started.

 

Always consider nodes for accurate predictions.

 

May Jupiter's light shine on us,

Narasimha

 

> Satyam Bruyat Priyam Bruyat

>

> Dear Karen,

> Many thanks for your feedback. A friend of mine who is more learned

> straightaway takes the stronger of the two, whereas I tend look at

only the

> planets giving minimal or no importance to nodes when it comes to

examining

> this issue. You have a balanced approach!

> It will be nice to hear from some more learned members.

> Kind regards

> Ramesh

>

> Karen Skoler [nykaren@o...]

> Monday, October 20, 2003 5:53 PM

> vedic astrology

> Re: [vedic astrology] Clarification about ownership of

rashis

> co-owned by Nodes.

>

>

> Dear Ramesh,

>

> Although I am writing as a fellow student, my understanding is

that you

> should consider both lordships. The stronger one will tend to

dominate.

> However, the dasa periods, transits etc will play an important

role in

> determining which results will be given.

>

> Best Wishes,

> Karen

> -

> Ramesh Gangaramani

> varahamihira ; Vedic Astrology Group

> Monday, October 20, 2003 1:58 AM

> [vedic astrology] Clarification about ownership of

rashis

> co-owned by Nodes.

>

>

> Satyam Bruyat Priyam Bruyat

>

> Dear learned members,

>

> Generally Aquarius and Scorpio are considered to have Rahu and

Ketu as

> co-lords respectively. For dasa workings we often take stronger of

the two

> as the lord for father calculations. I would like to know if the

same needs

> to done for normal reading of a chart?

>

> For example I have a chart with Aquarius in 7th house. Saturn

is placed

> in 5th and Rahu in 6th houses. Rahu in this case has 2 more

planets (Mars

> and Venus) with it whereas Saturn is placed alone.For chart

analysis should

> I take Saturn as 7th lord placed in 5th or Rahu as 7th lord placed

in 6th?

>

> Many thanks and kind regards

> Ramesh

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Namaste,

 

The comment I made on JFK's chart is actually on his D-10.

 

May Jupiter's light shine on us,

Narasimha

 

> Dear Ramesh,

>

> Karen is right. Both the lords give the results, but the stronger

> one dominates.

>

> Not only is it that the nodes can be considered as lords of signs,

> but the nodes can even be considered for raja yogas and

parivartana

> yogas.

>

> I gave a few examples at my workshop on Vimsottari dasa a couple

of

> weeks back. JFK become president towards the end of Rahu dasa. I

> showed how Rahu (lagna lord) was taking part in a raja yoga and

> hence the third part of his dasa gave the results. In the chart of

> William Rehnquist (US chief justice), Jupiter gives a special raja

> yoga, as he occupies lagna in shadvargas (that's a special

maharaja

> yoga mentioned by Parasara). In dasamsa, Jupiter and Rahu have a

> parivartana (Jupiter is in Aq and Rahu is in Sg). I showed that

Rahu

> gave the results of Jupiter's raja yoga in his career. He became

> chief justice soon after Rahu dasa started.

>

> Always consider nodes for accurate predictions.

>

> May Jupiter's light shine on us,

> Narasimha

>

> > Satyam Bruyat Priyam Bruyat

> >

> > Dear Karen,

> > Many thanks for your feedback. A friend of mine who is more

learned

> > straightaway takes the stronger of the two, whereas I tend look

at

> only the

> > planets giving minimal or no importance to nodes when it comes

to

> examining

> > this issue. You have a balanced approach!

> > It will be nice to hear from some more learned members.

> > Kind regards

> > Ramesh

> >

> > Karen Skoler [nykaren@o...]

> > Monday, October 20, 2003 5:53 PM

> > vedic astrology

> > Re: [vedic astrology] Clarification about ownership

of

> rashis

> > co-owned by Nodes.

> >

> >

> > Dear Ramesh,

> >

> > Although I am writing as a fellow student, my understanding

is

> that you

> > should consider both lordships. The stronger one will tend to

> dominate.

> > However, the dasa periods, transits etc will play an important

> role in

> > determining which results will be given.

> >

> > Best Wishes,

> > Karen

> > -

> > Ramesh Gangaramani

> > varahamihira ; Vedic Astrology Group

> > Monday, October 20, 2003 1:58 AM

> > [vedic astrology] Clarification about ownership of

> rashis

> > co-owned by Nodes.

> >

> >

> > Satyam Bruyat Priyam Bruyat

> >

> > Dear learned members,

> >

> > Generally Aquarius and Scorpio are considered to have Rahu

and

> Ketu as

> > co-lords respectively. For dasa workings we often take stronger

of

> the two

> > as the lord for father calculations. I would like to know if the

> same needs

> > to done for normal reading of a chart?

> >

> > For example I have a chart with Aquarius in 7th house.

Saturn

> is placed

> > in 5th and Rahu in 6th houses. Rahu in this case has 2 more

> planets (Mars

> > and Venus) with it whereas Saturn is placed alone.For chart

> analysis should

> > I take Saturn as 7th lord placed in 5th or Rahu as 7th lord

placed

> in 6th?

> >

> > Many thanks and kind regards

> > Ramesh

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Dear Narasimha Rao ji

 

It is often said that Rahu/Ketu will attain the qualities of planets

with whom they associate.So how do we distinguish whether Rahu act as

a co-lord or it acts according to its associations.Are there more

things to be looked upon.

 

Thanks and respect

Pradeep

 

vedic astrology, "pvr108" <pvr@c...> wrote:

> Namaste,

>

> The comment I made on JFK's chart is actually on his D-10.

>

> May Jupiter's light shine on us,

> Narasimha

>

> > Dear Ramesh,

> >

> > Karen is right. Both the lords give the results, but the stronger

> > one dominates.

> >

> > Not only is it that the nodes can be considered as lords of

signs,

> > but the nodes can even be considered for raja yogas and

> parivartana

> > yogas.

> >

> > I gave a few examples at my workshop on Vimsottari dasa a couple

> of

> > weeks back. JFK become president towards the end of Rahu dasa. I

> > showed how Rahu (lagna lord) was taking part in a raja yoga and

> > hence the third part of his dasa gave the results. In the chart

of

> > William Rehnquist (US chief justice), Jupiter gives a special

raja

> > yoga, as he occupies lagna in shadvargas (that's a special

> maharaja

> > yoga mentioned by Parasara). In dasamsa, Jupiter and Rahu have a

> > parivartana (Jupiter is in Aq and Rahu is in Sg). I showed that

> Rahu

> > gave the results of Jupiter's raja yoga in his career. He became

> > chief justice soon after Rahu dasa started.

> >

> > Always consider nodes for accurate predictions.

> >

> > May Jupiter's light shine on us,

> > Narasimha

> >

> > > Satyam Bruyat Priyam Bruyat

> > >

> > > Dear Karen,

> > > Many thanks for your feedback. A friend of mine who is more

> learned

> > > straightaway takes the stronger of the two, whereas I tend look

> at

> > only the

> > > planets giving minimal or no importance to nodes when it comes

> to

> > examining

> > > this issue. You have a balanced approach!

> > > It will be nice to hear from some more learned members.

> > > Kind regards

> > > Ramesh

> > >

> > > Karen Skoler [nykaren@o...]

> > > Monday, October 20, 2003 5:53 PM

> > > vedic astrology

> > > Re: [vedic astrology] Clarification about ownership

> of

> > rashis

> > > co-owned by Nodes.

> > >

> > >

> > > Dear Ramesh,

> > >

> > > Although I am writing as a fellow student, my understanding

> is

> > that you

> > > should consider both lordships. The stronger one will tend to

> > dominate.

> > > However, the dasa periods, transits etc will play an important

> > role in

> > > determining which results will be given.

> > >

> > > Best Wishes,

> > > Karen

> > > -

> > > Ramesh Gangaramani

> > > varahamihira ; Vedic Astrology Group

> > > Monday, October 20, 2003 1:58 AM

> > > [vedic astrology] Clarification about ownership of

> > rashis

> > > co-owned by Nodes.

> > >

> > >

> > > Satyam Bruyat Priyam Bruyat

> > >

> > > Dear learned members,

> > >

> > > Generally Aquarius and Scorpio are considered to have Rahu

> and

> > Ketu as

> > > co-lords respectively. For dasa workings we often take stronger

> of

> > the two

> > > as the lord for father calculations. I would like to know if

the

> > same needs

> > > to done for normal reading of a chart?

> > >

> > > For example I have a chart with Aquarius in 7th house.

> Saturn

> > is placed

> > > in 5th and Rahu in 6th houses. Rahu in this case has 2 more

> > planets (Mars

> > > and Venus) with it whereas Saturn is placed alone.For chart

> > analysis should

> > > I take Saturn as 7th lord placed in 5th or Rahu as 7th lord

> placed

> > in 6th?

> > >

> > > Many thanks and kind regards

> > > Ramesh

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