Gandantha -Partha ji - Your chart

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Dear Partha Ji

 

Today i just felt like seeing your chart(SJC list) after your

explanation regarding Gandantha.Because somehow i felt some strength

in your explanation.

 

To my surprise i could find Sun your 9th lord has experienced the

energy at Gandantha position.I hope there would have been some good

spiritual experience and opening of creative energy for you.Kindly

share some experiene if you dont mind.Forgive me if i am wrong in

discussing an aspect of your chart.But as per Visti jis explanation

this is just Rashi Sandhi(as only lagna and moon can experience

Gandantha).

 

Thanks

Pradeep

 

vedic astrology, "V.Partha sarathy"

<partvinu5> wrote:

> Dear Pradeep

>

> Patrice is right, so are others. We tend to think alike but when we

> put in words there is dissimilarity. This can lead to confusion.

>

> The concept is quite clear, the gandanta is "the end" or "the

> beginning" of a creation. So at physical level yes it is dangerous,

> but at a spiritual level it is "opening" of "the dormant creative

> energy" called the Kundalini. The Awakening of the consciouness to

> the higher astral planes, the subtelities of the universe etc.

>

> That is why it is mentioned, that people who are born in gandanta

> face danger to life at young age, but if they survive go on

> to "create" their own style.

> Creation and destruction are the two breaths of inhalation and

> exhalation of Krishna. Krishna is the all pervading Vishnu, the all

> pervading consciousness.

> The dualities, and the differences persist till we see all as

> separate, but when we "rise" in consciousness leading

to "awareness".

> love

> partha

>

>

> vedic astrology, "vijayadas_pradeep"

> <vijayadas_pradeep> wrote:

> > Dear Patrice Ji

> >

> > In Sanskrit Ganda means cheek.This is correct.

> > But if you read Sanjay Rath Ji he has mentioned Gndanthas as

navel

> > of Brahma(The creator).I will cite him.

> >

> > The Zodiac symbolises the body of Narayana.And the signs

represent

> > a twelve petal lotus.This twelve petal lotus grows from the navel

> of

> > Narayana, and these points at 00 Aries, 00 Leo and 00 Sagittarius

> > represent the Navel(Brahma Nabhi)and symbolise the end/beginning.

> > Thus, these points are called Gandanta and the two Nakshetra-Pada

> > adjoining each navel are called Gandanta-Pada

> >

> > So my opinion(might be from ignorance or as the saying goes a

> little

> > knowldge is too dangerous) is considering the above and what

> > Chandrashekar ji has told it represents end/beginning of

something

> > and since rashis are 'divisions' it could be Khanda-antha.

> >

> > Forgive me if i am wrong.

> >

> > Thanks & Respect

> > Pradeep

> > vedic astrology, "Patrice Curry"

> > <patricecurry@c...> wrote:

> > > Dear Chandrashekhar, Lakshman, Raghunandha and List,

> > >

> > > From Light on Life, by Svoboda and DeFouw, they write

> that, "Ganda

> > means

> > > 'cheek' and/or 'the whole side of the face including the

temple',

> > which

> > > makes the Gandanta segments the 'junctures' of the celestial

> faces

> > that look

> > > down upon us." This description makes much sense.

> > >

> > > This below is something someone sent me off list and another

> thing

> > to think

> > > about when we see Gandanta in charts or when we speak to person

> > with this in

> > > their chart:

> > >

> > > Gandanta - that these are spiritually powerful places, similar

to

> > how we

> > > think of eclipses, it's a deeper energy - and potentially very

> > powerful for

> > > the ability to access higher knowledge, spiritual knowledge.

Like

> > with

> > > eclipses, they're not considered good for material pursuits,

but

> > potentially

> > > very powerful for spiritual knowledge.

> > >

> > > Kindest regards,

> > > Patrice

> > >

> > >

> > > ________

> > > Dear Laxman,

> > > It would most likely mean end of Ganda. Ganda is also a synonym

> > for complex

> > > like "nyunaganda + inferiority Complex). So the word is

obviously

> a

> > > corruption of Khandaanta.

> > > Chandrashekhar.

> > > Chandrashekhar.