cancellation of debility?? (Ashutoshji & Sumitji)

July 28, 2006

Dear,

I have two queries.

a)Does Jupiter in 6th house with Saturn in

Capricorn cancel the debilation of Jupiter ?

b) What if they both are retrogade ?

regards,

Bhaskar.

, Sumit Bajaj

<sumitbajaj2000 wrote:

>

> Dear Ashutosh ji,

>

> I fully agree to your view that debilitation cannot be cancelled

fully.

> The highest level of cancellation can occur when the lord of the

sign where the planet is debilitated is itself exalted. In general we

should check the strength of the lord of the sign in which the planet

is debilitated.

>

> May God Bless All

>

> astrologerashutosh <astrologerashutosh wrote:

> Dear Alka,

>

> When moon is the depositor then no need to look from the moon

itself. Only the angles from ascendent will be seen here.

>

> The second rule:

>

> For example, mars is debiliated in cancer, then the lord of the

sign of exaltation of mars (not moon) should be in kendra from moon

or ascendent.

>

> But, here are some misconceptions too.

>

> The cancellation of debiliation does not occur only by depositior's

placement in kendra, but the depositor should also be strong by being

placed in own house or in exaltation. A mediocre depositor will not

cancel the debiliation.

>

> The debiliation is not cancelled by simple aspect of depositor on

debiliated planet.

>

> The debiliation is never cancelled in totality, it is only reduced.

>

> Regards,

>

> Ashutosh

>

> [The services of this professional astrologer are free on this

group but off-group consultations are chargeable]

>

> -

> Alka Saini

>

> Friday, 28 July, 2006 13:38

> cancellation of debility??

>

> Hi,

>

> I am beginner in astrology and I seek some clarifications for

cancellation of debility. I have read the following 4 points about

cancellation of debility.

>

> 1. If the dipositor of the debilitated planet is in an angulare

house from ascendant or the moon.

> 2. If the lord of the sign where such a planet is exalted is in an

angle from the acendant or the moon.

> 3. If the debilitated planet is aspected by its dipositor.

> 4. The debilitated planet is in own or exalted Navamasa.

>

> What I have understood dispositor as: e.g. if mars is placed in

cancer, then dispositor of mars is moon. Is my understanding correct

for dispositor?

>

> Now my doubts:

>

> 1. If mars is placed in cancer, its dispositor will always be moon,

which will be in an angle from moon. So, does that mean that mars

never gets debilitated or in other words, debiliation gets cancelled

due to moon.

>

> 2. I have not understood the rule number 2 properly. I try by

example and u ppl let me know if i am correct. say again if mars is

debiliated (cancer), so do we have to look at jupiter (it gets

exalted in cancer) and check if it is in an angular house from moon

or asecendant. Or we to check the exaltation sign of mars (capricorn)

that whether it is in an angular house from moon or asecendant.

>

> 3. if debility is cancelled, then we don't need to perform any

remedies for debilitated planet?

>

> Kindly answer my queries.

>

> Alka

>

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July 28, 2006

Dear Bhaskarji,

The placement of saturn does lowers the debilitated effect of jupiter but still I will believe that the jupiter is not as strong.

The retrograde effect of jupiter and saturn does not make any difference in the natal chart except that both of them gain additional strength(whether malefic or benefic) in bestowing its result.

May God Bless All

bhaskar_jyotish <bhaskar_jyotish (AT) (DOT) co.in> wrote: