Judging Health Sy versus Lagnesha or Paakesha?

[Guest guest]

Dear Rafal-Ji, Dear Learned Members, Namaste,

 

When studying general health, do we see the positon of Surya from

Lagnesha, or Paakesha, (dispositor of Lagnesha as given in Visti-Ji's

book).

 

I understand that the above, is an additional criteria to the

placement of Sun himself from lagna and his strength (is this correct)?

 

What happens when lagna has two lords, e.g. to find paakesha do we see

the dispositor of both the lords?

 

Infinite thanks for your guidance,

 

Respectively, Gilbert.

[Guest guest]

hraum namah adityaya

Dear Gilbert,

 

All three has different conotation. Jataka Tattwa says about dispositor of Lagnesh to see general health issues. This can be also seen for other lords like seventh (partner) / forth (mother) etc. Because the dispositor's karaka is Surya and Surya governs health. Surya from Lagna will tell us about GENERAL fortune / attitude towards health issues. If its in dusthana then this harmony is afflicted and one can be careless in cases of health issues. So Bhavas from Surya to Lagna shows our attitude while bhavas from Lagna to Surya will tell the fortune. Now the Lagnesh shows active inteligence (while Lagna - reactive) so this is also important point to check. Afflicted Lagna (by Rasi drsti) shows disturbed prana, while afflicted Lagnesh (by graha drsti) shows problem with inteligence. But the sixth/eight lords and badhakesh are the triggers to disease. These can be check with many methods/techniques. You can see malefics in sukha-trikona in navamsa and this will be time of afflicted fortune pertaining to health. Shoola is king of dasa in this regard.

 

In case of two lords - see the stronger. The other will dominate in dasa.

 

Regards

Rafal Gendarz

 

 

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gilbert_benny_hadley

Friday, August 11, 2006 5:26 AM

[Om Krishna Guru] Judging Health Sy versus Lagnesha or Paakesha?

 

 

Dear Rafal-Ji, Dear Learned Members, Namaste,

 

When studying general health, do we see the positon of Surya from

Lagnesha, or Paakesha, (dispositor of Lagnesha as given in Visti-Ji's

book).

 

I understand that the above, is an additional criteria to the

placement of Sun himself from lagna and his strength (is this correct)?

 

What happens when lagna has two lords, e.g. to find paakesha do we see

the dispositor of both the lords?

 

Infinite thanks for your guidance,

 

Respectively, Gilbert.

[Guest guest]

|| hare räma kåñna ||

 

Dear Gilbert, Namaskar

 

Perhaps I can try and explain what Rafal meant.

 

The placement of Surya from Lagna will show the

fortune we have with regard to keeping good

health. The placement of the Lagna from Surya

will show our attitude towards keeping good

health. So if Surya is in the 8th from Lagna,

health will not be good. Meanwhile, Lagna is in

the 6th from Surya, showing that the attitude

towards keeping health is also not good.

 

Same principle can be applied to any karaka and

the house in consideration. E.g., Saturn in the

10th house is in 5th from 6th - which is good for

6th house diseases like colds/flu etc. But it is

3rd from 8th which is bad for 8th house matters

for which Saturn is the karaka - longevity in particular.

 

I believe Vistiji's book covers this principle.

 

Best wishes,

 

Samir

 

 

At 03:58 13/08/2006, you wrote:

>Om Namo Bhagavate Narayanaaya,

>

>Dear Rafal-Ji, Infinite Many Thanks for your response. Could you

>kindly shed a bit more light?

>

>I could not get what you mean by "bhavas from Surya to Lagna" and

>vice versa?

>

>Also could you kindly advise, a set of books, or MP3 recordings if

>applicable, where I can find the knowledge you are expressing,

>without going through unnecessary detail. There are so many books,

>including classics, and so many details in all of them.

>

>Many thanks again,

>Gilbert.

>

>, "Rafal Gendarz"

><starsuponme wrote:

> >

> > hraum namah adityaya

> > Dear Gilbert,

> >

> > All three has different conotation. Jataka Tattwa says about

>dispositor of Lagnesh to see general health issues. This can be also

>seen for other lords like seventh (partner) / forth (mother) etc.

>Because the dispositor's karaka is Surya and Surya governs health.

>Surya from Lagna will tell us about GENERAL fortune / attitude

>towards health issues. If its in dusthana then this harmony is

>afflicted and one can be careless in cases of health issues. So

>Bhavas from Surya to Lagna shows our attitude while bhavas from

>Lagna to Surya will tell the fortune. Now the Lagnesh shows active

>inteligence (while Lagna - reactive) so this is also important point

>to check. Afflicted Lagna (by Rasi drsti) shows disturbed prana,

>while afflicted Lagnesh (by graha drsti) shows problem with

>inteligence. But the sixth/eight lords and badhakesh are the

>triggers to disease. These can be check with many

>methods/techniques. You can see malefics in sukha-trikona in navamsa

>and this will be time of afflicted fortune pertaining to health.

>Shoola is king of dasa in this regard.

> >

> > In case of two lords - see the stronger. The other will dominate

>in dasa.

> >

> > Regards

> > Rafal Gendarz

> >

> >

> > -

> > gilbert_benny_hadley

> >

> > Friday, August 11, 2006 5:26 AM

> > [Om Krishna Guru] Judging Health Sy versus Lagnesha or

>Paakesha?

> >

> >

> > Dear Rafal-Ji, Dear Learned Members, Namaste,

> >

> > When studying general health, do we see the positon of Surya

>from

> > Lagnesha, or Paakesha, (dispositor of Lagnesha as given in Visti-

>Ji's

> > book).

> >

> > I understand that the above, is an additional criteria to the

> > placement of Sun himself from lagna and his strength (is this

>correct)?

> >

> > What happens when lagna has two lords, e.g. to find paakesha do

>we see

> > the dispositor of both the lords?

> >

> > Infinite thanks for your guidance,

> >

> > Respectively, Gilbert.

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

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>(2) Try to become Vegetarian - remember Akbar

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>