For Panditji - Your Parivartana Yoga Views

March 2, 2005

font-family:Arial">Shri Panditji,

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font-family:Arial">I have found you responses and your emphasis on sticking to

the basics of the Natal

and Navamsha chart on this board quite refreshing and a good reminder to not

get wrapped up in the Divisional charts which are valuable tools in themselves.

Thank you for your guidance and reminders!

font-family:Arial">

font-family:Arial">If I may I would like to request you to share your interpretation

of Parivartana Yoga especially when debilitation of one or both the planets is involved.

It is a challenge to understand all the implications of Parivartana (and I am

sure I do not know all of them anyways!) without the complications of

debilitation (which has its own set of rules about Neechbhanga, etc.). I am a sincere

amateur student of Jyotish and will be grateful for your views.

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font-family:Arial">Regards

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March 3, 2005

Namaste,

There a re four basic ways grahas can get in relationship with each other

1. parivartana

2.yuti

3. paraspar dristi

4anyatar drishti.

Parivartan is the strogest of the relationships. In a static sense it

means the two planets are in strong relationship and can influence

each other. So if it is between a natural malefic and a natural

benefic..the benefic gets tainted and malefic improves a bit. When

there mutual dashas run as they have a relationship the temporal

nature comes into play and if the mahadasha lord is benefic for a

given lagna then the anterdasha lord(in exchange with the mahadasha

lord) can not give results outside the bounds set by mahadasha lord.

So in this case a benefic mahadasha lord in exchange with a malefic

anterdasha lord..benefic results will dominate. And vice versa.

One of the most interesting cases is when one of the lords are

debilited and exchange signs like mangal in karka and moon in

vrishchika. Here there is chart for Michael Jordon with this

combination ( i do not have his data handy) and you know the result.

Hope this helps

....

On Wed, 2 Mar 2005 18:27:51 -0800, Prakash Desai <desaipr wrote:

>

> Shri Panditji,

>

> I have found you responses and your emphasis on sticking to the basics of

> the Natal and Navamsha chart on this board quite refreshing and a good

> reminder to not get wrapped up in the Divisional charts which are valuable

> tools in themselves. Thank you for your guidance and reminders!

>

> If I may I would like to request you to share your interpretation of

> Parivartana Yoga especially when debilitation of one or both the planets is

> involved. It is a challenge to understand all the implications of

> Parivartana (and I am sure I do not know all of them anyways!) without the

> complications of debilitation (which has its own set of rules about

> Neechbhanga, etc.). I am a sincere amateur student of Jyotish and will be

> grateful for your views.

>

> Regards

>

> Prakash Desai

>

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March 3, 2005

Namaste Pandit ji,

I came across with the following PV. Pl comment.

Case 1: PV between 11th (taurus)and 12th (gemini) houses where 11th

has Mer and Ketu and 12th has Sat and Venus.

Case 2: PV between 8th (leo)(Mercury and venus) and 9th (virgo) (Sun).

Case 3.PV between 4th(Aquarius)(Mercury) and 11th(Jupiter and Sat)

(Virgo)

Pl comment.

Regds,

Ueda

vedic astrology, Panditji <navagraha@g...>

wrote:

> Namaste,

>

> There a re four basic ways grahas can get in relationship with each

other

>

> 1. parivartana

> 2.yuti

> 3. paraspar dristi

> 4anyatar drishti.

>

> Parivartan is the strogest of the relationships. In a static sense

it

> means the two planets are in strong relationship and can influence

> each other. So if it is between a natural malefic and a natural

> benefic..the benefic gets tainted and malefic improves a bit. When

> there mutual dashas run as they have a relationship the temporal

> nature comes into play and if the mahadasha lord is benefic for a

> given lagna then the anterdasha lord(in exchange with the mahadasha

> lord) can not give results outside the bounds set by mahadasha lord.

> So in this case a benefic mahadasha lord in exchange with a malefic

> anterdasha lord..benefic results will dominate. And vice versa.

>

> One of the most interesting cases is when one of the lords are

> debilited and exchange signs like mangal in karka and moon in

> vrishchika. Here there is chart for Michael Jordon with this

> combination ( i do not have his data handy) and you know the result.

>

> Hope this helps

>

> ...

>

> On Wed, 2 Mar 2005 18:27:51 -0800, Prakash Desai <desaipr@d...>

wrote:

> >

> > Shri Panditji,

> >

> > I have found you responses and your emphasis on sticking to the

basics of

> > the Natal and Navamsha chart on this board quite refreshing and a

good

> > reminder to not get wrapped up in the Divisional charts which are

valuable

> > tools in themselves. Thank you for your guidance and reminders!

> >

> > If I may I would like to request you to share your interpretation

of

> > Parivartana Yoga especially when debilitation of one or both the

planets is

> > involved. It is a challenge to understand all the implications of

> > Parivartana (and I am sure I do not know all of them anyways!)

without the

> > complications of debilitation (which has its own set of rules

about

> > Neechbhanga, etc.). I am a sincere amateur student of Jyotish and

will be

> > grateful for your views.

> >

> > Regards

> >

> > Prakash Desai

> >

> > eSimplify, Inc.

> >

> > IT and Workflow Solutions

> >

> > www.simplifymt.com/esim

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March 4, 2005

Dear Panditji and other respected members,

I came across a chart few days back which has some interesting

Parivartanas. The chart details are given below-

DOB: 14.11.99

TOB: 8.10a.m.

POB: Kolkata

Ascendant: Scorpio

Mars is in Parivartana with Jupiter between 2nd and 6th house. Does

this mean Mars will behave more as 6th lord than lagna lord?

Saturn is in debility in 6th and Sun is in debility in 12th. This is

another case wherein Saturn and Sun exchanged their sign of

exaltation. What will be the effect of this?

Both lagna degree and lagna lord are in gandanta. What will be the

effect of this?

Best regards,

Sumit