2nd house Jup in various roles--to Mr.Zoran

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Hare Rama Krishna

 

Dear Zoran,

 

Nice to see your mail after a long time. Last time you wrote about an

unusual birth and you wanted to discuss it further with more details.

Probably you got busy.

 

Now, coming to the topic under discussion, giving away is possible

when something is there. Renouncing is something, i mean not wanting

something, that can be ascribed to Saturn.

 

So, where does, Jupiter not able to protect(materially) the house it

is placed in,fit into.

Am i right in thinking that it is not denial but not

having 'attachment'is the "magnaminity of Jupiter" we generally think

about?

 

Thanks & regards

viswanadham

 

vedic astrology, Zoran Radosavljevic

<ahimsa@N...> wrote:

> Om Namo Narayanaya,

> Dear friends,

>

> Jupiter rules 12th house in natural zodiac, which is the house of

giving

> away.. By giving away we are releived from our sins and fulfil our

> dharmic role (upapada is counted from 12th) by prolonging the

lineage

> and that is why ketu is in multrikon sign there (kula devata). As

such

> guru can give away the fruits of the house he is placed in, so my

> personal opinion is that he will not fail to protect the house but

just

> give away the fruits for ultimate good . On the other hand, saturn

as a

> karaka for bondage (he tends to debilitate guru) will tend to stick

to

> the fruits of the house, invariably and ultimately causing

suffering. In

> that sense, Chandrashekarji view should not be discared..

> Best wishes

> Zoran