Shri Rama's horoscope (To Shri. Venkatesh)

[Guest guest]

Om Nama Shivaya

 

Dear Shri. Venkatesh:

 

The planetary positions that I have given are based on tradition.

 

Saturn is retrograde even in the chart I have provided as it is in the

7th position from Sun. So, it does not make much difference except

that I have not mentioned that Saturn is retrograde.

 

Regarding the position of Mercury, I do not know on what basis Shri.

Sanjay Rath fixed the position of Mercury, but mine is based on

tradition. I cannot give a firm opinion on this.

 

Regarding the natal star, there can be no controversy at all because

valmiki Ramayana clearly mentions "Nakshatre adithi daivatye" meaning

which clearly means Punarvasu (the Deity for Punarvasu nakshatra is

Adithi) and not Pushya (The Devata for Pushya is Brihaspati). I fail

to understand why Shri. Sanjay Rath fixed the natal star as Pushya.

 

Punarvasu is the star of Shri Rama as per accepted tradition also.

 

You may have to write to Shri. Sanjay Rath directly for this

clarification.

 

Blessed be.

[Guest guest]

Dear Dhakshinamoorthyji,

 

Is Saturn always retrogade when in the 7th position from the Sun and

if so why? I am sure I am asking a very basic question but truly I am

ignorant of this fact.

 

thank you

 

blessings

 

Renunw

 

 

vedic astrology, "dakshinastrologer"

<dakshinastrologer> wrote:

>

> Om Nama Shivaya

>

> Dear Shri. Venkatesh:

>

> The planetary positions that I have given are based on tradition.

>

> Saturn is retrograde even in the chart I have provided as it is in

the

> 7th position from Sun. So, it does not make much difference except

> that I have not mentioned that Saturn is retrograde.

>

> Regarding the position of Mercury, I do not know on what basis

Shri.

> Sanjay Rath fixed the position of Mercury, but mine is based on

> tradition. I cannot give a firm opinion on this.

>

> Regarding the natal star, there can be no controversy at all

because

> valmiki Ramayana clearly mentions "Nakshatre adithi daivatye"

meaning

> which clearly means Punarvasu (the Deity for Punarvasu nakshatra is

> Adithi) and not Pushya (The Devata for Pushya is Brihaspati). I

fail

> to understand why Shri. Sanjay Rath fixed the natal star as Pushya.

>

> Punarvasu is the star of Shri Rama as per accepted tradition also.

>

> You may have to write to Shri. Sanjay Rath directly for this

> clarification.

>

> Blessed be.

>

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[Guest guest]

Dear Renuji:

 

All planets except the nodes (which are anyway moving in opposite

direction to othe planets) and Moon, will be in retrograde motion when

are traversing between 120 degrees and 240 degrees approximately from

the Sun, i.e. the planets will start their retrograde motion when they

are in 5th sign from the Sun and become direct when they move to the

9th sign from the Sun. The dates of beginning retrograde motin and

the date of becoming direct will depend on the angular seperation

(degrees between the Sun and the planet). So, sometimes you will see

a planet is not retrograde inspite of the fact it is in the 5th house

from the Sun. Similary, a planet may not be direct even if it is in

the 9th house from the Sun. But, when these planets traverse the

intermediate signs, 6, 7, and 8th signs from the Sun, they will be in

retrograde motion.

 

I repeat, there can be no retrograde motion of the Moon. All said, it

must be remembered that retrograde motion or otherwise is not factual;

it is the perceptible motion with respect to the fixed stars in the

sky as viewed from our earth. The planets do not travel backward at

all! The subject of astrology is based on these symbologies!

 

Blessed be.

[Guest guest]

--Dear Dhakshinamoorthiji,

 

Thanks for your little littel lessona and I do appreciate them very

much.

 

Blessings

 

Renu

 

 

- In vedic astrology, "dakshinastrologer"

<dakshinastrologer> wrote:

>

> Dear Renuji:

>

> All planets except the nodes (which are anyway moving in opposite

> direction to othe planets) and Moon, will be in retrograde motion

when

> are traversing between 120 degrees and 240 degrees approximately

from

> the Sun, i.e. the planets will start their retrograde motion when

they

> are in 5th sign from the Sun and become direct when they move to

the

> 9th sign from the Sun. The dates of beginning retrograde motin and

> the date of becoming direct will depend on the angular seperation

> (degrees between the Sun and the planet). So, sometimes you will

see

> a planet is not retrograde inspite of the fact it is in the 5th

house

> from the Sun. Similary, a planet may not be direct even if it is

in

> the 9th house from the Sun. But, when these planets traverse the

> intermediate signs, 6, 7, and 8th signs from the Sun, they will be

in

> retrograde motion.

>

> I repeat, there can be no retrograde motion of the Moon. All said,

it

> must be remembered that retrograde motion or otherwise is not

factual;

> it is the perceptible motion with respect to the fixed stars in the

> sky as viewed from our earth. The planets do not travel backward

at

> all! The subject of astrology is based on these symbologies!

>

> Blessed be.

>