#5 visiting saints bring hardtimes for 11th placed jupiter fellows?

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||| Hare Rama Krishna |||

 

Rahul.,

 

Nice of you to share some of what is available on the Internet.

However, it is always good to ask the reasoning for any statement, as

you are doing.

 

Some of my thoughts below…

 

 > I saw the following abt 11th placed jup in a website,how far

they

> > are true?

> >

> > #If anyone has an 11th placed Jupiter, The blessings of such

> people

> > are more auspicious than any saint, as the ability has been with

> them

> > since their past birth.

[Via NK]

Examine the Dharma Trikonas – Houses 1, 5, and 9.

Jupiter is taken for Dhi, Children and children (amongst others).

 

Hence, Jupiter in the Dharma Trikonas may indicate more of blessings

(or perhaps even curses) in these areas of life.

 

The past birth gifts can be seen more from the Navamsa, and can be

looked at even more closely in the Shastyamsa (D60).

 

One can also look at the Amsa of where Jupiter is placed.

 

Careful – the 11th House is also that of punishment.

 

 

 

> > #If you have an 11th placed Jupiter, keep yourself away from

> Saints,

> > as it will bring poverty and hard times into your life.

 

[Via NK]

How?

 

 

 

 

> >

> > #If you have an 11th placed Jupiter, take the guidance of your

> father

> > and be with your father. You will escape harm from all enemies,

> even

> > the Devil

 

[Via NK]

Why not examine the 9th House for guidance, itself?

 

Again – the 6th from the 6th is the 11th. Be careful of such sweeping

statements.

 

Taking a step back, one has to also examine the Lagna, the sign

Jupiter is in, the aspects to / from it (both Rashi / Graha), etc.

 

Someone wrote:

>>Jupiter in 11th will generally make you first born.

[Via NK]

I would use this more in the appropriate D-3 chart.

 

Someone wrote:

>>11th Jupiter tends to give you interest in OTHER WOMEN

or MEN and tends to make you look beyond

the fence of Marital boundary.

 

[Via NK]

Venus helps bring prospective partners.

Jupiter helps in marriage.

BOTH are Gurus – one an Asura, though.

 

The natural significator of the 7th is Venus.

The natural significator for Dharma is the Sun and Jupiter (9th House)

 

Recognized marriages are usually as approved by the Government (Sun)

or a Priest (Jupiter) in almost every culture.

 

Hence, I would consider the association of Venus very carefully in

marital boundaries.

 

The 11th is the Ending of the Kaama Trikonas (Houses 3, 7, 11) and

hence the fulfillment of desires / aspirations can also be seen here.

 

It is also the 2nd (sustenance) to the 10th (Karma).

 

Regarding interest in the same sex, examine the planets Saturn and

Mercury in the Navamsa. They are both neuters.

 

Hope some of the reasoning and logic helps you.

 

Take care.

 

Best wishes and warm regards,

Nitin.

 

|| Namah Shivaaya ||