Sadhe Saati measured as 45 degrees from moon

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I learned from K.N. Rao's Journal of Astrology website that Sade Sati

is measured by some astrologers as Saturn's 45 degree transit before

and after the Moon (90 degrees in total), rather than the traditional

12,1,2 house transit from the moon. This alternate reading of Saturn's

transit tries to differentiate the effects between Moons that are

located at the beginning, middle, or end of a sign. I don't believe

this method is all that widely employed. One professional has suggested

that the Ashtakavarga of Saturn is primary to determining the effects

of Sade Sati along with the dasha and bhukti. In that case, the

traditional full house measurement could be more revealing than looking

at a 45 degrees plus or minus arc of the moon, which would end, in the

alternate method, somewhere in the 2nd or even 3rd house.

 

Any comments. My Moon's at 00.31 Gemini, so I'm watching the effects

closely.

 

Regards,

Preston

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For this, keep the degrees of Moon in centre and measure 45 degrees ahead and 45 degrees behind moon. Thats the orb of Sade sati

Manoj

 

pegreen123 <PEgreen123 > wrote:

I learned from K.N. Rao's Journal of Astrology website that Sade Sati

is measured by some astrologers as Saturn's 45 degree transit before

and after the Moon (90 degrees in total), rather than the traditional

12,1,2 house transit from the moon. This alternate reading of Saturn's

transit tries to differentiate the effects between Moons that are

located at the beginning, middle, or end of a sign. I don't believe

this method is all that widely employed. One professional has suggested

that the Ashtakavarga of Saturn is primary to determining the effects

of Sade Sati along with the dasha and bhukti. In that case, the

traditional full house measurement could be more revealing than looking

at a 45 degrees plus or minus arc of the moon, which would end, in the

alternate method, somewhere in the 2nd or even 3rd house.

 

Any comments. My Moon's at 00.31 Gemini, so I'm watching the effects

closely.

 

Regards,

Preston

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Hi Manoj,

Sadhesati period is said, when staurn in transit traverses 12th, 1st and 2nd house from moon. However, the actual results of the sadhesati are experienced when saturn is 330 degree (or 30 degree in reverse) from moon to the 60 degree from moon.

Regards,

Neeraj

 

Manoj Kumar <mouji99 > wrote:

For this, keep the degrees of Moon in centre and measure 45 degrees ahead and 45 degrees behind moon. Thats the orb of Sade sati

Manoj

 

pegreen123 <PEgreen123 > wrote:

I learned from K.N. Rao's Journal of Astrology website that Sade Sati

is measured by some astrologers as Saturn's 45 degree transit before

and after the Moon (90 degrees in total), rather than the traditional

12,1,2 house transit from the moon. This alternate reading of Saturn's

transit tries to differentiate the effects between Moons that are

located at the beginning, middle, or end of a sign. I don't believe

this method is all that widely employed. One professional has suggested

that the Ashtakavarga of Saturn is primary to determining the effects

of Sade Sati along with the dasha and bhukti. In that case, the

traditional full house measurement could be more revealing than looking

at a 45 degrees plus or minus arc of the moon, which would end, in the

alternate method, somewhere in the 2nd or even 3rd house.

 

Any comments. My Moon's at 00.31 Gemini, so I'm watching the effects

closely.

 

Regards,

Preston

 

 

 

 

 

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Sir,

 

Just observe for research purpose, sade sati from D9 chart positioned moon. I have found it working with reasonable success.

 

regards / Prafulla Gang

 

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> gupta_neeraj_2000

> Sun, 23 Jul 2006 00:42:00 -0700 (PDT)

> valist

> Re: Sadhe Saati measured as 45 degrees from moon

>

> Hi Manoj,

>

> Sadhesati period is said, when staurn in transit traverses 12th, 1st

> and 2nd house from moon. However, the actual results of the sadhesati are

> experienced when saturn is 330 degree (or 30 degree in reverse) from moon

> to the 60 degree from moon.

>

> Regards,

>

> Neeraj

>

>

> Manoj Kumar <mouji99 > wrote:

> For this, keep the degrees of Moon in centre and measure 45

> degrees ahead and 45 degrees behind moon. Thats the orb of Sade sati

>

> Manoj

>

> pegreen123 <PEgreen123 > wrote:

> I learned from K.N. Rao's Journal of Astrology website that Sade

> Sati

> is measured by some astrologers as Saturn's 45 degree transit before

> and after the Moon (90 degrees in total), rather than the traditional

> 12,1,2 house transit from the moon. This alternate reading of Saturn's

> transit tries to differentiate the effects between Moons that are

> located at the beginning, middle, or end of a sign. I don't believe

> this method is all that widely employed. One professional has suggested

> that the Ashtakavarga of Saturn is primary to determining the effects

> of Sade Sati along with the dasha and bhukti. In that case, the

> traditional full house measurement could be more revealing than looking

> at a 45 degrees plus or minus arc of the moon, which would end, in the

> alternate method, somewhere in the 2nd or even 3rd house.

>

> Any comments. My Moon's at 00.31 Gemini, so I'm watching the effects

> closely.

>

> Regards,

> Preston

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

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