Exalted Saturn in the seventh house

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What is your experience about Saturn in the seventh house in Tula?

What kind of a husband or wife does Saturn show? What is your

experience with exalted Venus in the twelfth along with Saturn in the

seventh. What is your experience when exalted Saturn in the seventh is

retrograde?

 

Best wishes,

 

--Radha S.

[Guest guest]

On 12/7/06, aphoton47 <aphoton (AT) wideopenwest (DOT) com> wrote:

>

> What is your experience about Saturn in the seventh house in Tula?

> What kind of a husband or wife does Saturn show? What is your

> experience with exalted Venus in the twelfth along with Saturn in the

> seventh. What is your experience when exalted Saturn in the seventh is

> retrograde?

>

> Best wishes,

>

> --Radha S.

>

 

My wife has the reverse of what you state, with a debilitated retrograde

Saturn in 7th in Aries and a debilitated Venus in 12 conjunct an exalted

Merc.

 

Her experience is... well, unspeakable

 

Ramapriya

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Ramapriya,

Thank you for sharing information. May I ask about the dasa/antardasa

during which your wife got married? You don't have to share this

information, if you choose.

 

Actually, I have come across several people with Saturn in the seventh

house. However, I have not met anyone with exalted retrograde Saturn

in the seventh house with exalted Venus in the twelfth. I am curius

to know about their experience of marriage. Although I am sure that

such a combination is quite common.

 

--Radha

 

 

, "D Ramapriya" <ramapriya.d

wrote:

>

> On 12/7/06, aphoton47 <aphoton wrote:

> >

> > What is your experience about Saturn in the seventh house in Tula?

> > What kind of a husband or wife does Saturn show? What is your

> > experience with exalted Venus in the twelfth along with Saturn in the

> > seventh. What is your experience when exalted Saturn in the seventh is

> > retrograde?

> >

> > Best wishes,

> >

> > --Radha S.

> >

>

> My wife has the reverse of what you state, with a debilitated retrograde

> Saturn in 7th in Aries and a debilitated Venus in 12 conjunct an exalted

> Merc.

>

> Her experience is... well, unspeakable

>

> Ramapriya

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Radha

I have come across several charts with Saturn in seventh (some

exalted, some debilitated, some in Capricorn). One case had venus in

12th (Gemini).

 

The common thing I observed is that

1. Good public life, but bad or not so good married life. Most of

the people with saturn in seventh will have affiliations to people

from lower/working class (what ever that means). This could mean

interaction with working level people.

2. Saturn gets digbali in seventh.

3. If Saturn in seventh has some connection with moon - there could

some partnership problems. Check the case of Scot Peterson (he is

on death row for killing his wife) he has Sat® and Moon in Taurus.

 

Another case in the family. Saturn and Moon in Capricorn for Cancer

lagna -one engagement breakup and now husband's health is a probem.

 

People with Saturn in seventh will look good in the public eye but

could be cause of tension in private life (married life).

Nancy Pelosi (unverified chart): Libra lagna, Saturn Venus combo in

Aries

Chief Justice Roberts: Saturn in libra (seventh) exalted, 10th lord

and also Jaimini Amk. Late marriage. No kids (his own).

 

My 2 cents.

 

Manjunath Sharma

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On 12/8/06, aphoton47 <aphoton (AT) wideopenwest (DOT) com> wrote:

>

> Ramapriya,

> Thank you for sharing information. May I ask about the dasa/antardasa

> during which your wife got married? You don't have to share this

> information, if you choose.

>

 

 

No problems at all Radha. She was running Rahu-Mars-Saturn (so appropriate

) on Jan 29, 1995 while I was running Venus-Saturn-Mars.

 

Actually, I have come across several people with Saturn in the seventh

> house. However, I have not met anyone with exalted retrograde Saturn

> in the seventh house with exalted Venus in the twelfth. I am curius

> to know about their experience of marriage. Although I am sure that

> such a combination is quite common.

>

 

 

You've a rather uncommon definition of 'common' What you say can happen

in 2 or 3 stretches of 1 month each, once every 30 years roughly.

 

Women with Saturn in 7th are known to get old, mean, abusive, alcoholic

idiots for husbands... wondering if I should wrectify my wife's birth time

 

Ramapriya

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Dear Radha,

 

One of my relatives has Saturn in seventh, he married twice after death of his first wife. His first one was inter-caste marriage

Both of them are very displined in life but relationship full of arguements....his wife is very hard working, a great lady had to die early at 53 years.

 

Regards

Sujit

 

-

M. Sharma

Friday, December 08, 2006 8:30 AM

Re: Exalted Saturn in the seventh house

 

 

Radha

I have come across several charts with Saturn in seventh (some

exalted, some debilitated, some in Capricorn). One case had venus in

12th (Gemini).

 

The common thing I observed is that

1. Good public life, but bad or not so good married life. Most of

the people with saturn in seventh will have affiliations to people

from lower/working class (what ever that means). This could mean

interaction with working level people.

2. Saturn gets digbali in seventh.

3. If Saturn in seventh has some connection with moon - there could

some partnership problems. Check the case of Scot Peterson (he is

on death row for killing his wife) he has Sat® and Moon in Taurus.

 

Another case in the family. Saturn and Moon in Capricorn for Cancer

lagna -one engagement breakup and now husband's health is a probem.

 

People with Saturn in seventh will look good in the public eye but

could be cause of tension in private life (married life).

Nancy Pelosi (unverified chart): Libra lagna, Saturn Venus combo in

Aries

Chief Justice Roberts: Saturn in libra (seventh) exalted, 10th lord

and also Jaimini Amk. Late marriage. No kids (his own).

 

My 2 cents.

 

Manjunath Sharma

[Guest guest]

Just to stir this a bit Radha - if I was born 30 seconds later than the

10.52 am, I'd have been Virgo with Saturn in 7th and Venus in 12th

 

Ramapriya

 

 

On 12/8/06, Sujit <sujit68 (AT) sancharnet (DOT) in> wrote:

>

> Dear Radha,

>

> One of my relatives has Saturn in seventh, he married twice after death of

> his first wife. His first one was inter-caste marriage

> Both of them are very displined in life but relationship full of

> arguements....his wife is very hard working, a great lady had to die early

> at 53 years.

>

> Regards

> Sujit

>

[Guest guest]

Manjunath,

 

Thank you for sharing. This is exactly the information I need. I

wonder if Chief Justice Roberts met his wife through his work? The

wife too, must be important in her own sphere of activity. Do you

know when he got married?

 

--Radha

 

, "M. Sharma" <nakshatras wrote:

>

> Radha

> I have come across several charts with Saturn in seventh (some

> exalted, some debilitated, some in Capricorn). One case had venus in

> 12th (Gemini).

>

> The common thing I observed is that

> 1. Good public life, but bad or not so good married life. Most of

> the people with saturn in seventh will have affiliations to people

> from lower/working class (what ever that means). This could mean

> interaction with working level people.

> 2. Saturn gets digbali in seventh.

> 3. If Saturn in seventh has some connection with moon - there could

> some partnership problems. Check the case of Scot Peterson (he is

> on death row for killing his wife) he has Sat® and Moon in Taurus.

>

> Another case in the family. Saturn and Moon in Capricorn for Cancer

> lagna -one engagement breakup and now husband's health is a probem.

>

> People with Saturn in seventh will look good in the public eye but

> could be cause of tension in private life (married life).

> Nancy Pelosi (unverified chart): Libra lagna, Saturn Venus combo in

> Aries

> Chief Justice Roberts: Saturn in libra (seventh) exalted, 10th lord

> and also Jaimini Amk. Late marriage. No kids (his own).

>

> My 2 cents.

>

> Manjunath Sharma

>

[Guest guest]

Sujit,

 

Did this relative have Saturn in Libra? Did the first wife die at the

age of 53?

 

--Radha

 

, Sujit <sujit68 wrote:

>

> Dear Radha,

>

> One of my relatives has Saturn in seventh, he married twice after

death of his first wife. His first one was inter-caste marriage

> Both of them are very displined in life but relationship full of

arguements....his wife is very hard working, a great lady had to die

early at 53 years.

>

> Regards

> Sujit

>

> -

> M. Sharma

>

> Friday, December 08, 2006 8:30 AM

> Re: Exalted Saturn in the seventh house

>

>

> Radha

> I have come across several charts with Saturn in seventh (some

> exalted, some debilitated, some in Capricorn). One case had venus in

> 12th (Gemini).

>

> The common thing I observed is that

> 1. Good public life, but bad or not so good married life. Most of

> the people with saturn in seventh will have affiliations to people

> from lower/working class (what ever that means). This could mean

> interaction with working level people.

> 2. Saturn gets digbali in seventh.

> 3. If Saturn in seventh has some connection with moon - there could

> some partnership problems. Check the case of Scot Peterson (he is

> on death row for killing his wife) he has Sat® and Moon in Taurus.

>

> Another case in the family. Saturn and Moon in Capricorn for Cancer

> lagna -one engagement breakup and now husband's health is a probem.

>

> People with Saturn in seventh will look good in the public eye but

> could be cause of tension in private life (married life).

> Nancy Pelosi (unverified chart): Libra lagna, Saturn Venus combo in

> Aries

> Chief Justice Roberts: Saturn in libra (seventh) exalted, 10th lord

> and also Jaimini Amk. Late marriage. No kids (his own).

>

> My 2 cents.

>

> Manjunath Sharma

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Ramapriya,

The question of the "exact time" bedevils all astrologers.

Personally, I think there are some virtues to Saturn in the seventh house.

 

--Radha

 

, "D Ramapriya" <ramapriya.d

wrote:

>

> Just to stir this a bit Radha - if I was born 30 seconds later than the

> 10.52 am, I'd have been Virgo with Saturn in 7th and Venus in 12th

>

> Ramapriya

>

>

> On 12/8/06, Sujit <sujit68 wrote:

> >

> > Dear Radha,

> >

> > One of my relatives has Saturn in seventh, he married twice after

death of

> > his first wife. His first one was inter-caste marriage

> > Both of them are very displined in life but relationship full of

> > arguements....his wife is very hard working, a great lady had to

die early

> > at 53 years.

> >

> > Regards

> > Sujit

> >

>

>

>

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On 12/8/06, aphoton47 <aphoton (AT) wideopenwest (DOT) com> wrote:

>

>

> Ramapriya,

> The question of the "exact time" bedevils all astrologers.

> Personally, I think there are some virtues to Saturn in the seventh house.

>

> --Radha

>

 

Understatements don't come any louder than that Radha. I've held that very

view for a while now too, not least because Saturn gets digbala in 7th for

some reason

 

Cheers,

Ramapriya

[Guest guest]

Dear Radha,

 

Saturn is in Pisces

 

Ascendent: Virgo

His first wife died of diabetes at the age of 53 and he remarried a middle age lady.

 

 

Regards

Sujit

 

-

aphoton47

Friday, December 08, 2006 9:09 PM

Re: Exalted Saturn in the seventh house

 

 

Sujit,

 

Did this relative have Saturn in Libra? Did the first wife die at the

age of 53?

 

--Radha

 

, Sujit <sujit68 wrote:

>

> Dear Radha,

>

> One of my relatives has Saturn in seventh, he married twice after

death of his first wife. His first one was inter-caste marriage

> Both of them are very displined in life but relationship full of

arguements....his wife is very hard working, a great lady had to die

early at 53 years.

>

> Regards

> Sujit

>

> -

> M. Sharma

>

> Friday, December 08, 2006 8:30 AM

> Re: Exalted Saturn in the seventh house

>

>

> Radha

> I have come across several charts with Saturn in seventh (some

> exalted, some debilitated, some in Capricorn). One case had venus in

> 12th (Gemini).

>

> The common thing I observed is that

> 1. Good public life, but bad or not so good married life. Most of

> the people with saturn in seventh will have affiliations to people

> from lower/working class (what ever that means). This could mean

> interaction with working level people.

> 2. Saturn gets digbali in seventh.

> 3. If Saturn in seventh has some connection with moon - there could

> some partnership problems. Check the case of Scot Peterson (he is

> on death row for killing his wife) he has Sat® and Moon in Taurus.

>

> Another case in the family. Saturn and Moon in Capricorn for Cancer

> lagna -one engagement breakup and now husband's health is a probem.

>

> People with Saturn in seventh will look good in the public eye but

> could be cause of tension in private life (married life).

> Nancy Pelosi (unverified chart): Libra lagna, Saturn Venus combo in

> Aries

> Chief Justice Roberts: Saturn in libra (seventh) exalted, 10th lord

> and also Jaimini Amk. Late marriage. No kids (his own).

>

> My 2 cents.

>

> Manjunath Sharma

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Is there something else? Your first mail says he married twice after his

first wife died

 

Ramapriya

 

 

On 12/8/06, Sujit <sujit68 (AT) sancharnet (DOT) in> wrote:

>

> Dear Radha,

>

> Saturn is in Pisces

>

> Ascendent: Virgo

> His first wife died of diabetes at the age of 53 and he remarried a middle

> age lady.

>

> Regards

> Sujit

>

> -

> aphoton47

> <%40>

> Friday, December 08, 2006 9:09 PM

> Re: Exalted Saturn in the seventh house

>

> Sujit,

>

> Did this relative have Saturn in Libra? Did the first wife die at the

> age of 53?

>

> --Radha

>

> <%40>,

> Sujit <sujit68 wrote:

> >

> > Dear Radha,

> >

> > One of my relatives has Saturn in seventh, he married twice after

> death of his first wife.

>

[Guest guest]

Sujit,

 

Thank you for taking the trouble to share.

 

--Radha

 

, Sujit <sujit68 wrote:

>

> Dear Radha,

>

> Saturn is in Pisces

>

> Ascendent: Virgo

> His first wife died of diabetes at the age of 53 and he remarried a

middle age lady.

>

>

> Regards

> Sujit

>

> -

> aphoton47

>

> Friday, December 08, 2006 9:09 PM

> Re: Exalted Saturn in the seventh house

>

>

> Sujit,

>

> Did this relative have Saturn in Libra? Did the first wife die at the

> age of 53?

>

> --Radha

>

> , Sujit <sujit68@> wrote:

> >

> > Dear Radha,

> >

> > One of my relatives has Saturn in seventh, he married twice after

> death of his first wife. His first one was inter-caste marriage

> > Both of them are very displined in life but relationship full of

> arguements....his wife is very hard working, a great lady had to die

> early at 53 years.

> >

> > Regards

> > Sujit

> >

> > -

> > M. Sharma

> >

> > Friday, December 08, 2006 8:30 AM

> > Re: Exalted Saturn in the seventh house

> >

> >

> > Radha

> > I have come across several charts with Saturn in seventh (some

> > exalted, some debilitated, some in Capricorn). One case had

venus in

> > 12th (Gemini).

> >

> > The common thing I observed is that

> > 1. Good public life, but bad or not so good married life. Most of

> > the people with saturn in seventh will have affiliations to people

> > from lower/working class (what ever that means). This could mean

> > interaction with working level people.

> > 2. Saturn gets digbali in seventh.

> > 3. If Saturn in seventh has some connection with moon - there could

> > some partnership problems. Check the case of Scot Peterson (he is

> > on death row for killing his wife) he has Sat® and Moon in Taurus.

> >

> > Another case in the family. Saturn and Moon in Capricorn for Cancer

> > lagna -one engagement breakup and now husband's health is a probem.

> >

> > People with Saturn in seventh will look good in the public eye but

> > could be cause of tension in private life (married life).

> > Nancy Pelosi (unverified chart): Libra lagna, Saturn Venus combo in

> > Aries

> > Chief Justice Roberts: Saturn in libra (seventh) exalted, 10th lord

> > and also Jaimini Amk. Late marriage. No kids (his own).

> >

> > My 2 cents.

> >

> > Manjunath Sharma

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Personally, I think there are some virtues to Saturn in the seventh house.

 

--Radha

Marriages tend to endure even if they are not abundently affectionate.

 

 

Nicholas

[Guest guest]

Nicholas,

What advice about marriage would you give someone with exalted Saturn

® in the seventh house with exalted Venus in the twelfth?

 

--Radha

 

, "Nicholas" <jyotish108 wrote:

>

>

> Personally, I think there are some virtues to Saturn in the

seventh house.

>

> --Radha

> Marriages tend to endure even if they are not abundently affectionate.

>

>

> Nicholas

>

>

[Guest guest]

On 12/11/06, srinivasa reddy <annapureddy_64 > wrote:

>

> Dear Friends,

>

> How is life for a person born on July 15, 1964 at 1830 hours at

> Sattenapalle, State AP, India in year 2007 to 2009?

>

> Thanks in advance.

>

> A Student in Jyotish.

>

 

He's likely to lose wealth during that period, mainly because of his elder

coborns. Looks like either an elder bro's health is a major issue, or could

even be the left ear. Could even be the loss of a court case relating to an

ancestral property. He may tend to get profligate on things not really

essential in life... like wife's jewelry

 

He should additionally be very wary of striking up business associations

with unknown foreigners or foreign companies.

 

In short, issues relating to the 11th house. The good thing is that since

Venus is in Taurus, the fellow will at least have the money for all this.

 

Cheers,

Ramapriya

[Guest guest]

On 12/12/06, srinivasa reddy <annapureddy_64 > wrote:

>

> left ear

>

> If one has to take care of this problem what should be the action point ?

>

 

 

You should of course seek out an otorhinolaryngologist for counsel.

 

And try not being a Reddy on Fridays, if you know what I mean :^)

 

Venus is in Taurus, the fellow will at least have the money for all this.

>

> Can you please explain, I will try understand this.

>

 

 

Nothing much actually - just that the native won't die finding avenues for

the expenses that are likely to crop up. He'll have what it takes to foot

the bills.

 

Can you please write on 10 th house, mutual exchange of 8th and 10th

> houses.Is it good or bad?

>

 

 

More a 2nd-4th lord exchange. It's ok, nothing dreadful for now. Watch for

susceptibility to profligacy between mid-2010 for a couple of years.

 

I know you'll be nigh on hanging up your boots but by when you'll turn 49 or

so, your career will hit a purple patch. Worth the wait

 

Take care,

Ramapriya

[Guest guest]

On 12/15/06, aphoton47 <aphoton (AT) wideopenwest (DOT) com> wrote:

>

> Nicholas,

> Thank you for your insights. Have you actually met people with this

> combination? By Aries, I suppose you mean sidereal Aries and not

> tropical. Another person with this combination (Saturn in the seventh

> in Libra) is Isabella Adjani, according to Astrotheme.

>

> --Radha

>

 

The egg who first had me interested in astro some 5 years ago had an exalted

Saturn in 7th. At the onset of the Venus dasa, he ran into quite

considerable cardiac and marital turbulence at a relatively young age of 52

(Ve was in Aq in his chart), and this was 2 years ago. The last I heard, his

wife left him some 1.5 years ago to go and live with her bro, taking their

two young daughters. Not sure what the seed of the discord was or whether

the acrimony was temporary.

 

Interestingly, he had been suspecting some such thing to happen and I

remember him mentioning that this was one of the known ill-effects for men

of Sasa Yoga, which the rishis have us believe is one of the five biggies.

He didn't think much of the Ve-Sa parivartana, btw.

 

Cheers,

Ramapriya

[Guest guest]

-

aphoton47

Tuesday, December 19, 2006 8:45 AM

Re: Exalted Saturn in the seventh house

 

 

I know two people with Aries rising.

 

only two

 

 

The first will not even sit in

the same room as you when you are discussing astrology;

 

yes according to the standard Aries manifesto analysis leads to paralysis

 

Nicholas

[Guest guest]

Dear Bhaskar,

 

What are these divisions ? You are referring to amshas

here ?

 

Thanks

 

Satish

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

 

> Dear Radha,

>

> Just Aries rising itself without taking planetary

> positions,would

> give three different traits to 3 different

> individuals born under

> 3 different Lordships of the constellations which

> Aries covers.

> The one born in the first four divisions of Aries

> ruled

> by Ketu may have a appeal towards mysticism or

> occult.

> One girl though born with Aries sign as ascendant

> but in

> next 4 divisions ruled by Venus, may be really

> feminine and

> worth marrying, while the Budding upcoming Leader of

> the

> masses may be born in the last division of Aries

> ruled by the

> Sun which would give him a total Fiery nature,

> Rigidness,

> Commanding Rough and tough nature where all the

> qualities

> of The Military Mars and Royal Fire of the Sun would

> combine

> to make one born here, a great force not to reckon

> with

> or create enemies with.

> I am not elaborating, but these divisions do make

> sense,

> and we cannot just dismiss a chart of a girl which

> has

> come up for marriage match making, just becuase she

> has

> Mars in Scorpio rising..

>

> Best wishes,

> Bhaskar.

>

>

> , "aphoton47"

> <aphoton wrote:

> >

> > I know two people with Aries rising. The first

> will not even sit in

> > the same room as you when you are discussing

> astrology; the second,

> is

> > always asking, "what does my chart say?"

> >

> > --Radha

> >

> > , "Nicholas"

> <jyotish108@> wrote:

> > >

> > > Dear Radha

> > >

> > > sorry I don't have such charts in my

> collection.Yes I am referring

> > to sidereal aries. Aries tend to be less

> interested in astrology

> than

> > other lagnas probably preferring to explore their

> world rather than

> > analyse it.

> > >

> > > I would imagine that the saturn exalted in the

> 7th would be

> better

> > for career than marriage which seems to be the

> case with Isabella.

> If

> > any one else has cases in their files please feel

> free to share.

> > >

> > > Nicholas

> > > -

> > > aphoton47

> > >

> > > Friday, December 15, 2006 8:24 AM

> > > Re: Exalted Saturn in

> the seventh house

> > >

> > >

> > > Nicholas,

> > > Thank you for your insights. Have you actually

> met people with

> this

> > > combination? By Aries, I suppose you mean

> sidereal Aries and not

> > > tropical. Another person with this combination

> (Saturn in the

> seventh

> > > in Libra) is Isabella Adjani, according to

> Astrotheme.

> > >

> > > --Radha

> > >

> > > , "Nicholas

> Francis"

> > > <jyotish108@> wrote:

> > > >

> > > > Dear Radha

> > > >

> > > > Aries symbolised by the head butting ram and

> ruled by Rambo

> Mars

> > > may not be

> > > > the best lagna for marriage although with

> Venus ruling the

> 7th they

> > > may be

> > > > sweeter to their partners than to the

> poulation at large.

> > > > 7th in 12th is usually a combination for

> divorce although in

> this

> > > case it is

> > > > exalted and an exalted planet is usually

> happy.

> > > > Saturn in 7th will aspect lagna and 4th and

> that's three of

> the

> > > quadrants so

> > > > the chart has quite a Mars Saturn feel about

> it Yikes !

> > > > Aries Lagnas can do well in marriage by

> marrying someone from

> the

> > > other fire

> > > > lagnas Leo or Saggitarius.

> > > > In my experience Aries Lagnas tend to do

> well in marriage

> when they

> > > share is

> > > > a strong mutual interest in children with

> their partner.

> > > >

> > > > Otherwise if you study the natural

> tendencies of Aries (

> > > pioneers,explorers

> > > > ,argumentative , individualistic , easily

> bored , like

> starting

> > > things but

> > > > lack follow up, initiative , courage ,

> spendthrift ) very

> little of

> > > it is

> > > > helpful in marriage.

> > > >

> > > > Hope this helps

> > > > Nicholas

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > >"aphoton47" <aphoton@>

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > Re: Exalted Saturn

> in the seventh

> house

> > > > >Mon, 11 Dec 2006 14:27:23 -0000

> > > > >

> > > > >Nicholas,

> > > > >What advice about marriage would you give

> someone with

> exalted

> > Saturn

> > > > >® in the seventh house with exalted Venus

> in the twelfth?

> > > > >

> > > > >--Radha

> > > > >

> > > > >,

> "Nicholas" <jyotish108@>

> > wrote:

> > > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Personally, I think there are some

> virtues to Saturn in

> the

> > > > >seventh house.

> > > > > >

> > > > > > --Radha

> > > > > > Marriages tend to endure even if they

> are not abundently

> > > affectionate.

> > > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Nicholas

> > > > > >

> > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have

> been removed]

> > > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > >

> > > >

>

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>

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[Guest guest]

I wager it's nakshatra padas. Thought the "...and worth marrying" bit rather

interesting

 

Cheers,

Ramapriya

 

 

On 12/19/06, SPK <aquaris_rising > wrote:

>

> Dear Bhaskar,

>

> What are these divisions ? You are referring to amshas

> here ?

>

> Thanks

>

> Satish

>

> --- Bhaskar <bhaskar_jyotish (AT) (DOT) co.in <bhaskar_jyotish%40.co.in>>

> wrote:

>

> > Dear Radha,

> >

> > Just Aries rising itself without taking planetary

> > positions,would

> > give three different traits to 3 different

> > individuals born under

> > 3 different Lordships of the constellations which

> > Aries covers.

> > The one born in the first four divisions of Aries

> > ruled

> > by Ketu may have a appeal towards mysticism or

> > occult.

> > One girl though born with Aries sign as ascendant

> > but in

> > next 4 divisions ruled by Venus, may be really

> > feminine and

> > worth marrying,

>

[Guest guest]

Yes Dear Rampriya,

 

Its the Nakshatra Padas,of course.

Yes one Guru commented to us students once that if a girls chart

with Aries or Scorpio rising comes with Mars in the Lagna, dont just

reject the proposal without looking deeper, as apparently we may

think that the girl may be very commanding and demanding and strict

in nature, but she may be on deeper inspection , having those

attributes as mentioned,alongwith a dash of beautiful feminism too,

like Aishwarya Rai or Waheeda Rehman etc. who though commanding are

yet appealing,dignified and worth waging for. If for instance Aries

ascendant falling in Nakshatra pada of Venus would make the lady

enchanting like the beauty Queens of India.Who when the husband falls

sick would tender to him just like they do in fairy tales, and the

Spider women type fantasies, taking over till the Man becomes normal

to continue his duties once again.

 

regards,

Bhaskar.

 

 

, "D Ramapriya" <ramapriya.d

wrote:

>

> I wager it's nakshatra padas. Thought the "...and worth marrying"

bit rather

> interesting

>

> Cheers,

> Ramapriya

>

>

> On 12/19/06, SPK <aquaris_rising wrote:

> >

> > Dear Bhaskar,

> >

> > What are these divisions ? You are referring to amshas

> > here ?

> >

> > Thanks

> >

> > Satish

> >

> > --- Bhaskar <bhaskar_jyotish <bhaskar_jyotish%40.co.in>>

> > wrote:

> >

> > > Dear Radha,

> > >

> > > Just Aries rising itself without taking planetary

> > > positions,would

> > > give three different traits to 3 different

> > > individuals born under

> > > 3 different Lordships of the constellations which

> > > Aries covers.

> > > The one born in the first four divisions of Aries

> > > ruled

> > > by Ketu may have a appeal towards mysticism or

> > > occult.

> > > One girl though born with Aries sign as ascendant

> > > but in

> > > next 4 divisions ruled by Venus, may be really

> > > feminine and

> > > worth marrying,

> >

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Nicholas,

 

Well said!

 

--Radha

 

, "Nicholas" <jyotish108 wrote:

>

>

> -

> aphoton47

>

> Tuesday, December 19, 2006 8:45 AM

> Re: Exalted Saturn in the seventh house

>

>

> I know two people with Aries rising.

>

> only two

>

>

> The first will not even sit in

> the same room as you when you are discussing astrology;

>

> yes according to the standard Aries manifesto analysis leads to

paralysis

>

> Nicholas

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

On 12/29/06, rajeshwari iyer <rajii31 (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote:

>

> My question may be different from this thread.

>

> How does exhalted saturn in 4th house work for Cancer Lagna when the same

> is

> debiliated in Navamsa. It is also the lord of 7 and 8 house.

>

> How does sada-sati play its role. raji

>

 

Dear Rajeshwari,

 

What answer do you expect for such a question?

 

The internet is not the safest place to seek reliable information but by not

posting relevant info, you maybe disadvantaging yourself considerably... you

don't think some effect lasts from birth all through the life merely because

of a planetary combination, surely?

 

The effect of sade-sati may not be too dire if the Moon's placement in the

natal chart is either in Cancer, Leo, Virgo, Scorpio, Sagittarius or

Capricorn.

 

Regards,

Ramapriya