Guest guest Posted January 31, 2007 Report Share Posted January 31, 2007 Dear Vincent, If lagna is falling in between Aries to Leo, the situation will be the same as I mentioned earlier. If Aries, you are moving in clockwise direction through Taurus, Gemini etc. and see the first node in Virgo which is coming at reverse direction towards the lagna. If lagna is on the other side i.e., from Aquaris to Libra and all other planets are in between Aries and Virgo, then there is no KAY or KSY as the basic rule that all the planets including lagna should be in between the nodes, is not met. Always see the planet which comes first from Lagna in clockwise direction and that is the leading node. If it is Kethu, then it is KAY and if Rahu it is KSY. If Rahu, then the head is coming at you which is quite harmful (KSY). If Kethu, then the tail is coming at you and the head has already passed. If the given situation the head of the snake is in Pisces and the body lies through Aries, Taurus etc. ending with the tail at Virgo and the lagna lies within the body. Hope the learned gurujis shall concur with my style of interpretation of KSY/KAY. Regards Ravi Nair vinhuat <vinhuat .sg> wrote: Dear Ravi Nair, I am sorry that I did not specify the ascendant for both examples. Suppose in example 1 and 2 the Lagna is Aries, so which one is KSY. I hope you can guide me in learning the vedic science. Thank you Regards. Vincent - In vedic astrology, "A. Ravindran Nair" <rain13club wrote: > > Dear Vincent, > > It would be better to explain if you post a specific data. > > Generally for KSY and KAY, lagna and all other planets need to be flanked either side by Rahu and Kethu (for KSY) and Kethu and Rahu (for KAY). Need to consider reverse movement. From Lagna in clockwise direction if Rahu is coming first, then Rahu is moving towards Lagna in reverse direction and it is KSY. If Kethu is coming first from Lagna, then it is KAY. > > In you first example, suppose lagna is in Gemini, then Kethu is coming first in clockwise direction in Virgo and it is KAY. In the second example, Rahu comes first and it is KSY. > > Hope the concept is clear now. > > Regards > > Ravi Nair > > > > vinhuat <vinhuat wrote: > vedic astrology, "A. Ravindran Nair" > <rain13club@> wrote: > >Dear Ravi Nair, > I posted the following examples because of some Disagreement with a > friend of mine while discussing this Kaal sarpa yoga and how it is > formed. Primarily we cannot come to an agrrement where the body of > the snake lie. In example 1 the body of the snake should cover from > Aries to Leo or the other way round from Aquarius to Libra? For both > examples listed below which has KY yoga. > Kindly give your comments and opinion > I thank you > > Rgards > Vincennt. > > Dear Vincent, > > > > Pl post the data. > > > > Regards > > > > Ravi nair > > > > > > vinhuat <vinhuat@> wrote: > > Dear learned, > > This kaal sarpa yoga is a bit confused for me. > > For example : > > 1. Rahu in pisces and rest of planets place between Aries and Leo > > 2. Rahu in virgo and rest of planets place in between Aries and Leo > > > > Which of the above example has kaal sarpa yoga > > > > Please advised. > > > > Regards > > vincent > > > > -- In vedic astrology, "dixit_sushil" > > <dixit_sushil@> wrote: > > > > > > There is no Kal Sarp yog in your kundali > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Check out the all-new Mail beta - Fire up a more powerful > email and get things done faster. > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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