Guest guest Posted June 20, 2004 Report Share Posted June 20, 2004 ||| Hare Rama Krishna ||| Dear Sabri, There was some discussion on Ketu a long time ago, and I tried using some anologies as examples to understand the adaptive qualities of shadows..... vedic astrology/message/18912 Could do with some refining, but hope this helps a little. Others have contributed to the thread. Take care. Best wishes, Nitin. || Namah Shivaaya || vedic astrology, "Sabri" <korua@e...> wrote: > Dear and Respected Gurus, Learned Friends Namaste, > > Something in Shloka 16 on Rahu and Ketu , Chapter 36 Yoga Karakas, in > Parashara caught my attention. > > (Yadbhaaveshayuthau vaapi yadyadbhaavasamaagatau > tattatphalaani prabalau pradishetaam tamoprahao) > > The translation of Girish Chand Sharma is; The shadowy planets Rahu > and Ketu give prodominantly the effects of the Lord of the House with > whom they are in conjunction or of the House in which they are > situated. > > And he gives notes which are not really clear; which can be > summarized as; Rahu and Ketu imbibe / take on the quality of the > planet they associated with, or if there are no planets as such (e.g. > they are posited alone in a house) then they imbibe the quality of > the lord of the house where they are posited. > > Rahu and Ketu are having their own and distinct qualities, so there > should be a distinction between the two, e.g. if Rahu is conjunct > Mars, or Ketu is conjunct the same Mars, the effects of these Rahu > and Ketu should be different. > > Could you please throw some light of experience on this issue, about > the behaviour of the nodes. > > Thanking in advance. > > Adnan Sabri. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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