#2 Marriage in Jyotish (For Mr. Imran, et all)

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||Namah Shivaaya||

 

Dear Imran Ji,

 

Some of my thoughts below, as well as a question I asked of you

before.

 

While you have provided a lot of clues, I do not know the basis of

all, and the principles of the dictums quoted. If we understand the

principles then the value of dictums, which also serve as a memory

aid, will flow with us.

 

vedic astrology, Muhammad Imran

 

> Marriage is part of dharma and nature's requirement. It is an

institution with multidimensional association. In Jyotish, nearly

all the Classics heavily emphasized on it.

 

[Via Nitin]

The 11th (gains / "laabha") from the 9th House of Dharma is the 7th

House. Hence, it can be inferred that the gains to one's dharma is

the institute of marriage.

 

Likewise, the gains to the 7th House is the 11th therefrom, which

leads to the 5th House of children. Children are the wealth of

parents, as the saying goes...

 

 

 

> Ruling Planets

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> Wife: Venus stands for Kalatra-Karak, i.e. wife, sexual relation

with women, sperm and passion. Apart from it, the Moon is the

secondary ruling planet for wife in male charts.

 

[Via Nitin]

Here is a thought -- semen (Jala Tatwa) helps carry sperm (prithvi

tatwa) to the sacred womb. They usually go together, but not many

consider the subtleties of this combination.

 

A woman goes from being the fertile Venus to a Mother (Moon), and

eventually widowhood (I think Ketu representing this).

 

> Husband: Jupiter rules Husband in female charts. The Sun is also

seen as secondary indicator of husband, and his status.

 

[Via Nitin]

A Male goes from being Mars the bachelor, to Jupiter the married

man, a Father and then a widower (I think Rahu representing this).

 

 

> Marriage: As a dharma, and social duty the "institution of

marriage" and marriage ceremony is indicated by Jupiter. (It is also

indicator of childern).

 

[Via Nitin]

The natural significators of the 9th House are the Sun and Jupiter.

Marriage will be recogniazed either by the Government (Sun) or the

Priest (Jupiter) accoringly, or both. Jupiter alone is not an

absolute. People have court marriages, and do not go through a

priest, or the equivalent in other faiths.

 

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> Widowhood: The Saturn and Mars show widowhood, death and

separation from spouse. 8th house is primarily rule over it because

8th house is the second from 7th and seventh from 2nd house.

 

[Via Nitin]

I am hoping your revealing us how you picked the 9th for the 2nd

spouse, the 11th for the 3rd etc, will help clarify what you wrote

for this point above.

 

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> Miscellaneous Points

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> Amongst chara karaka scheme, the Dara Karaka (DK) rules partner.

Udu Pada (UL) i.e. arudha of 12th house is particularly discussed by

Parashar and Jaimini in the context of marriage. The second from UL

indicates phalam or fruits of marital happiness, and must be studied

in D-1 and D-9. Vivah Saham is another significant cosmic point in

chart that stands for marriage but at subsidiary level.

 

[Via Nitin]

The 2nd from a house is that of sustenance, as you stated before.

Blessings or protection are the 9th from a House.

 

Trines indicate direction to a house, and 11th is "laabha sthaan"

roughly translated as gains in the modern day.

 

The 4th from a house in question will reflect happiness. Generally

for a native, 4th from the Moon is also examined. 4th from A4 is

also examined in the Rashi for the native. Likewise, 4th frmo a

reference point can be examined.

 

I hope this helps.

 

Thank you for sharing, reading and answering some of my questions.

 

||Namah Shivaaya||