#3 when snakes come in dreams...give solution

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||| AUM HREEM SHREEM KLEEM DURGATI NAASHINIYAAY MAHAMAYAAYI SWAAHA |||

 

All,

"All Roads Lead to Rome," is the adage used many-a-times.

 

Please consider assumptions when making an analysis of a chart. I

used one technique, as elaborated by Pt. Sanjay Rath at the Boston,

USA Conference last year. I would like to add some more to this so as

not to confuse anyone.

 

1) Validity

What makes a "dream" valid? As in – does it carry a message for the

awoken body, or is it some temporary stress as Prakash was

suggesting?

 

This is seen by the general environment pertaining to the native. For

example, If Amit worked WITH snakes on a daily basis, I would dismiss

this dream having meaning. Again, very few details were provided, and

all of us have made some assumptions or the other.

 

In another example, let us assume someone views that they are giving

a presentation to prospective clients, and the meeting goes

fantastic. Is this a valid dream? To answer this, consider whether

the person has such an environment coming shortly. If so, it is more

than likely, it is merely the mind enacting some possibilities, and

not carrying a deeper message.

 

The viewing of snakes, is not common in everyday life, according to

me, to most human beings. HENCE, there is something that Amit has got

we can all consider.

 

2) Occurrence

Is this a repeated dream?

How long has it been happening?

Is this a random occurrence?

 

All have a different meaning. Recurring themes can reveal themselves

In the Rashi as well as the Shastyamsa (D60) of past Karma / Dharma.

 

With Prakash, I would put Ketu in the 12th as per the Swapna chart,

and examine Ketu's influence in his Rashi as well. Prakash, look for

Ketu's imagery on a Cobra. Recurring themes have a much deeper

meaning. Most of us have it.

 

3) Time

What time of the day did the dream occur?

Was it during a nap in the day?

Was it during a nap in the evening?

Was it after an evening's sleep?

Did the person awake on seeing the dream, and go back to sleep, or

carried on in an awakened state?

 

These can further be considered for dream analysis.

 

So, please consider some of the above. Again, there have been

several assumptions taken, and I caution anyone to make general

statements. Hopefully Amit can write more, if still motivated as this

topic has seemingly taken quite an interest.

 

Take care. Best wishes and light,

Nitin.

 

|| Namah Shivaaya ||

 

 

 

 

Amit;

I really don't think you should lose your sleep over seeing snakes in

your dreams.

 

Extrapolating Nitins observations, It just means that you are

currently worried about strained relations and paranoid about the

world short-changing you. These usually are the Transit effects of

planets and will not last long.

 

I see snakes( For some reason, they are always cobras ;-) ) quite

frequently. But they never seem to bite me.

 

Thanks,

Prakash

 

 

vedic astrology, "Nitin" <astronitin>

wrote:

> ||| HARE RAMA KRISHNA |||

>

>

> Dear Amit(?)

>

> The House of dream initiation is the 9th, and the 12th is loss of

> consciousness.

>

> While you have not given ay elaboration, I assume Rahu or Ketu I

the

> 12th of the Swapna Chart. Since this is having an effect on a more

> physical level, I will further assume Rahu in the 12th, aspecting

> the Lagna.

>

>

> Now, reading from the Seapna Lagna (9th House), we see the 4th

House

> affected. A great frustration / darkness / unknown related to 4th

> House affairs.

>

> Are you having any discomforting issues relating to your physical

> place of residence now? OR with your Mother / Mother figures?

>

> Worshipping Maa Durga will help control the effects of Rahu, and

may

> give you relief from what you are experience.

>

> Ganapati would help with Ketu.

>

> Try keeping these two in mind, and you can further chant the

> following 12 times before sleeping:

>

> "Om Namo Bhagavatey Vaasudevaaya"

>

> Take care. Best wishes,

> Nitin.

>

> || Namah Shivaaya ||

>

> hi plz reply if snakes comes to person dream

> wht is solution

[Guest guest]

Nitin, Jai and other friends,

 

A few details here.

 

1. I have Sarpa Dosha in Rasi ( Rahu in the 4'th and Ketu in the

10'th for Leo Rising). Ketu is in the 9'th house in D-60 (Gemini Asc)

 

2. The appearences are utterly random.

 

3. All dreams have one consistent theme(which IMHO would be the norm

for all snake dreamers)

- The feeling that there is a snake on the prowl

- The possibility of getting bitten

- Spotting of the snake

- The snake either slithers away or gets killed.

- The snake never tries to hit back.

 

Most of the times, it is a cobra, and ocassionally a King Cobra.

I am assuming that this reptile typically signifies either strained

relationships with people who you interact with on a regular basis or

serving of advance notice of someone plotting/scheming behind your

back.

 

Regards,

Prakash

 

 

vedic astrology, "Nitin" <astronitin>

wrote:

> ||| AUM HREEM SHREEM KLEEM DURGATI NAASHINIYAAY MAHAMAYAAYI SWAAHA

|||

>

> All,

> "All Roads Lead to Rome," is the adage used many-a-times.

>

> Please consider assumptions when making an analysis of a chart. I

> used one technique, as elaborated by Pt. Sanjay Rath at the Boston,

> USA Conference last year. I would like to add some more to this so

as

> not to confuse anyone.

>

> 1) Validity

> What makes a "dream" valid? As in – does it carry a message for the

> awoken body, or is it some temporary stress as Prakash was

> suggesting?

>

> This is seen by the general environment pertaining to the native.

For

> example, If Amit worked WITH snakes on a daily basis, I would

dismiss

> this dream having meaning. Again, very few details were provided,

and

> all of us have made some assumptions or the other.

>

> In another example, let us assume someone views that they are

giving

> a presentation to prospective clients, and the meeting goes

> fantastic. Is this a valid dream? To answer this, consider whether

> the person has such an environment coming shortly. If so, it is

more

> than likely, it is merely the mind enacting some possibilities, and

> not carrying a deeper message.

>

> The viewing of snakes, is not common in everyday life, according to

> me, to most human beings. HENCE, there is something that Amit has

got

> we can all consider.

>

> 2) Occurrence

> Is this a repeated dream?

> How long has it been happening?

> Is this a random occurrence?

>

> All have a different meaning. Recurring themes can reveal

themselves

> In the Rashi as well as the Shastyamsa (D60) of past Karma /

Dharma.

>

> With Prakash, I would put Ketu in the 12th as per the Swapna chart,

> and examine Ketu's influence in his Rashi as well. Prakash, look

for

> Ketu's imagery on a Cobra. Recurring themes have a much deeper

> meaning. Most of us have it.

>

> 3) Time

> What time of the day did the dream occur?

> Was it during a nap in the day?

> Was it during a nap in the evening?

> Was it after an evening's sleep?

> Did the person awake on seeing the dream, and go back to sleep, or

> carried on in an awakened state?

>

> These can further be considered for dream analysis.

>

> So, please consider some of the above. Again, there have been

> several assumptions taken, and I caution anyone to make general

> statements. Hopefully Amit can write more, if still motivated as

this

> topic has seemingly taken quite an interest.

>

> Take care. Best wishes and light,

> Nitin.

>

> || Namah Shivaaya ||

>

>

>

>

> Amit;

> I really don't think you should lose your sleep over seeing snakes

in

> your dreams.

>

> Extrapolating Nitins observations, It just means that you are

> currently worried about strained relations and paranoid about the

> world short-changing you. These usually are the Transit effects of

> planets and will not last long.

>

> I see snakes( For some reason, they are always cobras ;-) ) quite

> frequently. But they never seem to bite me.

>

> Thanks,

> Prakash

>

>

> vedic astrology, "Nitin" <astronitin>

> wrote:

> > ||| HARE RAMA KRISHNA |||

> >

> >

> > Dear Amit(?)

> >

> > The House of dream initiation is the 9th, and the 12th is loss of

> > consciousness.

> >

> > While you have not given ay elaboration, I assume Rahu or Ketu I

> the

> > 12th of the Swapna Chart. Since this is having an effect on a more

> > physical level, I will further assume Rahu in the 12th, aspecting

> > the Lagna.

> >

> >

> > Now, reading from the Seapna Lagna (9th House), we see the 4th

> House

> > affected. A great frustration / darkness / unknown related to 4th

> > House affairs.

> >

> > Are you having any discomforting issues relating to your physical

> > place of residence now? OR with your Mother / Mother figures?

> >

> > Worshipping Maa Durga will help control the effects of Rahu, and

> may

> > give you relief from what you are experience.

> >

> > Ganapati would help with Ketu.

> >

> > Try keeping these two in mind, and you can further chant the

> > following 12 times before sleeping:

> >

> > "Om Namo Bhagavatey Vaasudevaaya"

> >

> > Take care. Best wishes,

> > Nitin.

> >

> > || Namah Shivaaya ||

> >

> > hi plz reply if snakes comes to person dream

> > wht is solution