#6 Atma karaka qualities

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Dear Tushankur,

 

Did you read the link I sent you? Please consider reviewing:

http://www..org/learn/ck.htm

 

Here, the 3 Karaks are defined, and will give insight into your first

question. It will also reveal the lessons of the Jeevatman, relating

to your 2nd question.

 

 

 

With regards to the interaction of planets, the results of Mars as the

AK will be felt in the Mahadasha of Rahu (Per Vimshottari).

 

Likewise, the results of Rahu as the Mahadasha will reveal itself when

Mars' Mahadasha is running.

 

 

Jupiter as the AK brings challenges to one when it comes to guiding

forces, such as Gurus. In reaching the Jeevatman, they will become

mentors and impart knowledge for others.

 

 

Using another principle, for fixed signs, the 9th House is the Baadhak

Sthaana. Hence in the scenario you described it would be ideal for the

person to be in harmony and consider the words of their Guru-figures

(such as Father, Siksha / Diksha Guru, etc.).

 

Again, you're on the right track in describing the lessons of life,

examining the rulership of Jupiter in the Rashi.

 

On a deeper level, it is the receptivity and impartation of knowledge

(Jupiter) coming from or relating to the forces of sustenance (2nd

House) channeled with the Dhi (5th House) before realizing the true

self (1st House, Satya Peetha)…

 

Best wishes,

Nitin.

 

|| Namah Shivaaya ||

 

 

 

 

Dear Nitin

 

Thanks!

 

Does exaltation/debilitation of AK effect the situation in any manner? For

eg - if we continue with the Leo lagna case - Mars (AK) is exalted & with

Rahu in 6th. Should we infer something more here?

 

One more case - For Sc Lagna with Jup as AK in 1st house - can we say

that:

 

Life challenges will manifest from sustenance of self, wealth, kula,

immediate family, samskara, speech - 2nd house and

children, fame, love relations, intelligence, judgement - 5th and will

manifest in the environment of Self, body, overall personality.

 

The person may be learned or learning, giver but still feel that

others are

taking him/her for granted.

 

How far am I correct here?

 

with best regards

Tushankur