RESEARCH: How to find bhavas (houses) from various references?

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Narasimha Ji

 

Please excuse me for replying to the astrological post here,do not have access

to the other forum.I am simply speechless with this new concept that you have

explained , it literally put all the things that were unexplained in a new

perspective.

 

I just wanted to give you feedback that the method is working very well in some

of the horoscopes have seen. It is simply fantastic , very very coherent

approach and puts the special effects of Jupiter,Saturn and Mars in perspective

 

I am extremely curious now the effect this will have on

 

1.Divisional charts

2.Asthakavarga

3.Lordship of houses( Spanning across two would this mean two lordships will

come into play )

4.Gandanta effects and definition

 

Please do a detailed writeup sometime in the future , it would help the seekers

immensely, cannot thank you enough for the service you are doing to the

astrology community.

 

Regards

RamKishore

 

 

 

 

 

, Narasimha PVR Rao <pvr wrote:

>

> Dear Prasad and Narayan,

>

> One may type mails using one's own words. But, are they really one's own words

and one's own ideas? One expresses what one has realized based on reading

various masters, discussing with one's guru(s), meditating, contemplating and

eventually digesting that knowledge.

>

> Thus, I see nothing wrong in quoting a great saint or a yogi, as opposed to

writing one's own thoughts.

>

> I started this list to share my thoughts on various spiritual matters. Based

on my own experiences, I could finally make sense of various seemingly

contradictory things I had read. I could put it all together in my mind and have

a uniform, consistent, coherent and integrated understanding that put various

things in the correct perspective. I wanted to promote such a wholesome and

integrated understanding and do my part in " bridging " various " islands " of

spiritual wisdom that exist out there. The other goal of this forum is to remove

some fundamental confusions and misunderstandings that may be blocking some

people from doing spiritual sadhana and making spiritual progress and encourage

some people to do spiritual sadhana.

>

> If words of a great yogi or saint that promote the same goal are shared, I see

nothing wrong in it. The only thing is I request people to go a bit slow and not

post too many such mails on the same day. Some people may be overwhelmed by the

traffic and just delete the mails. One can slowly cover the ground one wants to

cover, over a period of time. So please limit such posts.

>

> Best regards,

> Narasimha

>

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>

> ---- naaraayana_iyer <narayan.iyer wrote:

> > Namaste Prasad,

> >

> > I guess he has the right to post what he wants. However, I agree with you. I

see no point in the cut-paste posts. It would be more helpful if one adds one's

opinion which could blossom into a positive discussion and a learning

opportunity. After all, they might as well provide the web url or the book name

and we could always buy it or read it online. If people take the contents

directly from the web and paste it here, then I would strongly discourage this

kind of posts. However, if they have painstakingly typed up the matter from

books, then I don't have the heart to ask them to stop it.

> >

> > I usually skip these posts and others where the fonts are enlarged and bold

to such a point that it makes it difficult to read and irritating. People should

realize, in the internet/email medium, using upper-case, bold. italics have a

different meaning especially if one wants to strongly emphasize a point. What's

the point of writing the entire article in the same manner??

> >

> > Anyways, I don't want to write more on this topic and consume members

bandwidth.

> >

> > Thanks & Regards

> > Narayan

> >

> > , " vvootla " <vvootla@> wrote:

> > >

> > > ||| aum namO bhagavathE vAsudEvAya |||

> > >

> > > Dear Members,

> > > I'm not sure what everyone's opinion is about the recent 'daily cut

and paste from web' kind of posts appearing on this forum, but I think this has

to be discouraged. Otherwise, each member may soon start posting verbatim from

their favorite books or websites or gurus or philosophies and with such 'daily

spam' there would not be many posts meant for reading/discussion. It is one

thing to quote a relevant passage from a book or url or Master on a currently

running topic and another to post along the recent patterns. One can always

start a discussion sharing a piece of writing or speech by any Master/Book and

open it to the forum for discussing issues, problems or clarifications by

raising them explicitly along with the relevant material. If other members share

my feeling on this then we can request the moderator to act accordingly.

> > > Regards,

> > > -Prasad

> > > PS: I was thinking of turning some of my group subscriptions to direct

email mode and evaluating the volume in each of those groups in recent past and

I hit upon this in the process.

>