Guest guest Posted July 21, 2006 Report Share Posted July 21, 2006 Manjunath-ji, Yes this is the exception rule that I was referring to. If you look at the Navamsha chart as a separate chart; it's debilitation in the 8th house is favorable. Debilitated 3rd, 6th or 8th lords are favorable as also are grahas debilitated in the 3rd house, 6th house or the 8th house. I think Sri. KN Rao is absolutely right on this point. However I do not think that a debilitated 11th lord or a debilitated 12th lord or planets debilitated in these houses are favorable. The 12th is neutral house also and the 11th is a good house although a slightly evil house. In my opinion it applies only to 3rd, 6th and 8th houses. Yes I can assure you that the chart has never been discussed anywhere before on any list. This is the first time. Regards, Vinay [] On Behalf Of M. Sharma Friday, July 21, 2006 7:08 AM Re: Anwer to Question 2 (to Satish and Vinay) Satish-ji You raise some good points. I thought the analysis was good with lot of explantion, but as you pointed out - there are some disconnects that hopefully Sreeram can explain. Vinay-ji In Navamsa why would Jupiter in eighth (debilitated) give very good results?? Is this the exception rule that you are referring to? Please, also assure me that this chart has never been discussed in this group or other groups. I am asking this because there was a Panditji who exposed a Quiz setup (people knew the answer/event for the quiz that was posted) that went on in another astrology group last year. Thank You MS Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 21, 2006 Report Share Posted July 21, 2006 There are two schools of thought on horoscope interpretation : First Who view the birth chart for basic promises which are "modified" or "caliberated" with Varga positions that planets obtain. In this case, this school of thought consider Varga or divisional charts as separate "charts" and include aspects in their analysis.. Sri K.N. Rao belongs to this school of thought Second This school "overlays" the varga positions of the planets on to the birth chart and then interpret accordingly. Traditionalists & Astro_Stalwarts like Sri Santhanam or Sri D.V. Subba Rao or Sri P.S. Iyer (..to my knowledge) support this line of thinking. "Aspects in vargas" are strictly NO No.... Going by this analogy debilitated Jupiter is still in 4H ( D-9 is overlaid on D-1 birth chart ) Just to stretch the topic further, in D-1, (keeping 4H as focus ), 6HL Jupiter is in 4H i.e. 3H from 4H....we all know that 3H indicates ones determinations, obstinatism....etc.., its coming to 4H the house of education...gives "dogged" determinism to the native..... further, the research findings learnt through my astro_gurus is that in every important event in life....there is a connection to 8H or 8HL ( dasha or transists ). Kindly test this principles on your individual horoscopes and for I find it working with good success. If one were to look to hindu mythologies, there is no mention of the "zodiac" or "lagna"......( in a very broad sense )....the importance is given to "muhurta" of an event traced to a nakshatra.......for prediction.....how & when the house system equal or unequal or bhava madhya ( sage sripathi system ) is a subject of great intense debate. Further to make things complicated, the horoscope interpretation can be broadly based First - on the planets and their relative positions in vargas Second - using the dispositor theory Third - planets and their nakshatra lords relationships...... fourth - using planets in the horoscope without any degrees being considered ( nadi methods ) fiveth - same as fourth + extensive use of transists What, When & How to apply this methods in isolation or through combinations or how much weightage to be given in each of this case during their analysis is a subject of research. Some seems to give importance to transist position of planets, others Dasha periods + transits, dasha periods + ashtakvarga + transists..... I am sure many astro_members have their own derived methods based on above lines......possibly very few or rare to find people who would do the "static & dynamic analysis " together !!! My friends in the group are missing the principles of "desh, kaal, patra " when they say.....white couple...dark children.....To elaborate for benefit of others there is a school of thought in astros_northern India, - they do not consider "Combustion of Mercury" for Mercury is always close to Sun or for that matter Combustion of Saturn (!!)......they have their own logics....believe or not to believe is left to ones prerogative. Classics do mention debilitated planets in 11H give good results....experiences or opinions or interpretations between astros may differ. Perhaps the only house where exalted and debilitated planets all give good results :) !! _____ KNRaoJyotish [KNRaoJyotish] On Behalf Of Vinay Kumar Friday, July 21, 2006 10:41 PM KNRaoJyotish; [KNRaoJyotish] Anwer to Question 2 - Manjunath Manjunath-ji, Yes this is the exception rule that I was referring to. If you look at the Navamsha chart as a separate chart; it's debilitation in the 8th house is favorable. Debilitated 3rd, 6th or 8th lords are favorable as also are grahas debilitated in the 3rd house, 6th house or the 8th house. I think Sri. KN Rao is absolutely right on this point. However I do not think that a debilitated 11th lord or a debilitated 12th lord or planets debilitated in these houses are favorable. The 12th is neutral house also and the 11th is a good house although a slightly evil house. In my opinion it applies only to 3rd, 6th and 8th houses. Yes I can assure you that the chart has never been discussed anywhere before on any list. This is the first time. Regards, Vinay @ <%40> [@ <%40> ] On Behalf Of M. Sharma Friday, July 21, 2006 7:08 AM @ <%40> Re: Anwer to Question 2 (to Satish and Vinay) Satish-ji You raise some good points. I thought the analysis was good with lot of explantion, but as you pointed out - there are some disconnects that hopefully Sreeram can explain. Vinay-ji In Navamsa why would Jupiter in eighth (debilitated) give very good results?? Is this the exception rule that you are referring to? Please, also assure me that this chart has never been discussed in this group or other groups. I am asking this because there was a Panditji who exposed a Quiz setup (people knew the answer/event for the quiz that was posted) that went on in another astrology group last year. Thank You MS __._,_.__ .. <http://geo./serv?s=97359714&grpId=16918584&grpspId=1600082690&msgI d=581&stime=1153502429> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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