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Dear Roy,

 

You are most welcome in the group.We are looking forward to learn a lot from your vast experience.

 

WELCOME AGAIN ! ! !

 

Best regards

 

Jaycauzseven89 <rkirkland wrote:

I apologize to all: I thought I was sending the last post to the moderator, that's why all the whining about the files:-)Anyway, I wanted to introduce myself to the group and say how happy I am to be here.I have been practicing astrology for well over 30 years, as well as having done some writing and teaching on the subjects of both western astrology and jyotisha. I have only recently become enamoured of the principles and practices of Lal Kitab, and therefore have some catching up to do. My participation may be minimal at first, because I need a little while to 'bone up' on Urdu and Hindi, but I am ready to pursue the study of LK in depth.My full name is Roy Kirkland, andI am currently living in Memphis, Tennessee in the USA and my phone is 1-901-753-3354. I work as a writer and

consultant.Being a member of such an illustrious community gladdens me, and I hope I can contribute fully and enjoy the mutual benefit of this internet community.Roy

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Respected Roy Ji

There is nothing to apologise.There is nothing personal, here, in the

group. The message is deliberately posted by me for other group

members to know whether any other members faces the same problem. You

are right as the grahdrishti.pdf give error message but it opens after

you close the message

Any other members please inform me for any difficulty in opening the

files. I will try to rectify.

Nirmal kumar bhardwaj

 

, " cauzseven89 " <rkirkland@m...>

wrote:

>

>

> I apologize to all: I thought I was sending the last post to the

> moderator, that's why all the whining about the files:-)

>

> Anyway, I wanted to introduce myself to the group and say how happy

> I am to be here.

>

> I have been practicing astrology for well over 30 years, as well as

> having done some writing and teaching on the subjects of both

> western astrology and jyotisha. I have only recently become

> enamoured of the principles and practices of Lal Kitab, and

> therefore have some catching up to do. My participation may be

> minimal at first, because I need a little while to 'bone up' on Urdu

> and Hindi, but I am ready to pursue the study of LK in depth.

>

> My full name is Roy Kirkland, andI am currently living in Memphis,

> Tennessee in the USA and my phone is 1-901-753-3354. I work as a

> writer and consultant.

>

> Being a member of such an illustrious community gladdens me, and I

> hope I can contribute fully and enjoy the mutual benefit of this

> internet community.

>

> Roy

[Guest guest]

At 12:07 PM 7/31/05 -0700, Ken wrote:

 

> But first I'll introduce my self, My name is ken, I'm almost 50 years old

and married with six kids and 4 grand children. I used to live in

California in the city of Santa Clara, now I live in the high desert of

Nevada between Reno and Carson city. with all the kids grown gone now I

have time to pursue my many personal interests, one of them being astrology.

 

Hi Ken,

 

Welcome to the sidereal list! It's nice to have the kids gone, isn't it!

 

In perusing this I have come to sort of a " Y " in road, sort of speaking. Of

curse that would be Tropical or Sidereal as to the direction I should go

with. In the west Topical seems to be the norm, Sidereal seems to make

more sense to me in a logical sort of way from what I have learned so far.

 

I always tell astrologers or students at this 'Y' to check the articles on

the site below. It's one view, and there are others.

http://users.snowcrest.net/sunrise/LostZodiac.htm

 

>As an indication to where I'm at, presently with astrology is that I'm

learning to make charts by hand mainly my own :-) and learning where

everything fits.

 

Many of us who are older used to do our charts by hand. There was a strong

plus to that, as working out the calculations somehow helped us 'get into'

the chart. Something is lost through computer calculations, in my opinion.

But we all use computers now.

 

>So for now I do the Lurking thing and take a look at the links page and

files page and try to get up to speed on what's going on, also try to

figure out what the Sidereal Solar Return (SSR) Progression Worksheet is

all about.

 

It's been quiet on this list for the most part lately. This generally

happens during the summer. You might find past posts interesting--not all

of them--there is such a variety.

 

Blessings,

Therese

List moderator

[Guest guest]

welcome umesh ji,

 

we all have been grateful to you for your dedicated contribution to other astro related . The service you are offering to others is really appreciable.

 

Please do share your experiences from time to time with the group.

 

regards

On 10/2/05, Umesh Sharma <mudit982001 wrote:

Hello, all the members,I am Umesh Sharma, resident of Delhi India. My Phone No. is 011-25086787.

I have too much intrest in Lal-Kitab and It is only the real lal-kitabforum where i think i will learn some thing.I thankful to forum moderator for give me the permission to join theaugust group. Thanks

Umeash Sharma

[Guest guest]

Hey Kirby,

 

Nice to bump into you here.

 

It's fairly quiet here at the moment but some searches of previous messages

might yield some nuggets. Older messages may have more western sidereal (Fagan,

etc) content while more recent posts have a stronger Vedic flavour.

 

Chris

 

 

 

Kirby <odcf5 wrote: Hello, By way of introduction, let me say

that I'm the new kid on the block... A 70+ year old kid. I have a pretty good

idea of how Magi astrology works now, and would like to gain some insights on

how other systems function. I am here to learn. I appreciate the

opportunity to do so... many thanks.the Old Buck

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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, " Kirby " <odcf5> wrote:

>

> Hello, By way of introduction, let me say that I'm the new kid

on the block... A 70+ year old kid. I have a pretty good idea of how

Magi astrology works (snip)

>

REPLY:

Welcome to our list. I'm one of the Fagan School who uses precession

corrected Solar and Lunar Returns and progressed S/Rs -- these charts

move the angles forward at a 1.25 degree increment (approximately)

each day so that the angles of a following S/R chart match up with the

progressed-angles chart. What this actually means is that there is a

solar-cycle that moves forward throughout your whole life and which is

keyed to your natal chart and precession-corrected-or-Sidereal Sun

position. For many, this type of chart can be an uncanny and accurate

timing and event description methodology. Again, welcome. Dave.

PS: I'm only a few months behind you age-wise and have been practicing

astrology for some 35 years. Its interesting that you started with

the Magi Society's methods -- they certainly speak well of themselves.

Have you found their methods accurate and useful?

[Guest guest]

Thanks to all who welcomed the Old Buck... it is appreciated. I became

'interested' in astrology about 50 years ago, when a couple of Sergeant's wives

first introduced me to the concepts... It sounded like they knew what they were

talking about - I didn't know if it was so or not; yet it seemed like they were

mostly right in their utterances.

 

It was all the hand made charts and the math that kept me from getting serious

about astrology earlier. Then after I turned 65, the kids presented me with a

computer (and the un-stated invitation to join the 21st Century) that it

occurred to me that amazed as what the computer could do, could ALSO do charts,

and figure the math for all those angles... And it hasn't let up for a moment!

 

Magi astrology is positively amazing. I attribute this to the narrow Orbs

used (3 or 4 degrees) and the fact that we are using all four dimensions - in

the Geocntric; the longitudes and the declinations. Ditto in the Heliocentric

charts, the longitudes and the latitudes - what the Magi call the declinations

in the Helio.

 

Yet I think that other systems will be able to add dimension as well as

certain nuances to any system. It should be interesting. Many thanks for your

kindness, and it is nice to see some names that I look upon as friends from

other lists...

 

the Old Buck

 

 

Dave <dadsnook wrote:

, " Kirby " wrote:

>

> Hello, By way of introduction, let me say that I'm the new kid

on the block... A 70+ year old kid. I have a pretty good idea of how

Magi astrology works (snip)

>

REPLY:

Welcome to our list. I'm one of the Fagan School who uses precession

corrected Solar and Lunar Returns and progressed S/Rs -- these charts

move the angles forward at a 1.25 degree increment (approximately)

each day so that the angles of a following S/R chart match up with the

progressed-angles chart. What this actually means is that there is a

solar-cycle that moves forward throughout your whole life and which is

keyed to your natal chart and precession-corrected-or-Sidereal Sun

position. For many, this type of chart can be an uncanny and accurate

timing and event description methodology. Again, welcome. Dave.

PS: I'm only a few months behind you age-wise and have been practicing

astrology for some 35 years. Its interesting that you started with

the Magi Society's methods -- they certainly speak well of themselves.

Have you found their methods accurate and useful?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Hello, Ben. I never grieved over the loss of my Tropical signs. I was

so excited by discovering Fagan and Bradley and methodologies that

really worked that I never missed my former practices. At that time

(in the late 70's) I was leading a large weekly group (about 20 or so

of us) who was meeting with a well known author and practitioner. With

Solar and Lunar Returns I could demonstrate highly accurate

deliniations to what was brought up in class -- so much so that for an

event date in a subject's life I could predict what planet(s) would be

angular before I cast the chart.

 

The whole group was so excited about Sidereal astrology that we

dropped the weekly lectures and went off on our own.

 

As for where to find appropriate information on the Sidereal Signs, I

would suggest you browse the past posts and files on this site. I

don't use signs in my work, just aspects and angularity as a rule, so

I would be the last to advise you on deep intepretations. Have fun

here and do take time to share your experiences with us. Dave

[Guest guest]

Hi Therese and Dave,

 

Thank you both for your replies. I'll take some time to browse through

the files on this site and on the webpage you provided me. Having a

brief read on the information regarding " gemini " was pretty

interesting, especially in regards to the mercury/hermes connection as

my main interest is actually with the " hermetic sciences " (which is

how i came to astrology in the first place..)

 

Thanks again.. and if you have the time to look over my chart, my info

is: DOB: 12/07/1980, Time: 17:25, Place: Adelaide, Australia (34.52S

138.30E)..

 

Kindest regards,

Ben.

[Guest guest]

Hi Ben,

 

It's good you included your placements as your notation had us believing

in the States that you were born December 7 on some anniversary of Pearl

Harbor. With tropical Capricorn rising the Saturn aspecting your three

Cancer planets (how else to indicate your sensitivity?) has simply

brought you back to Source. No Either / Or ~ don't give up anything you

learned so hard; just add the sidereal to it. The 6/7th below needs the

1/7th above to float the iceberg.

 

Welcome...

Dark*Star

________________________________

 

 

 

ens_operations wrote:

 

> Hi Therese and Dave,

>

> Thank you both for your replies. I'll take some time to browse through

>

> the files on this site and on the webpage you provided me. Having a

> brief read on the information regarding " gemini " was pretty

> interesting, especially in regards to the mercury/hermes connection as

>

> my main interest is actually with the " hermetic sciences " (which is

> how i came to astrology in the first place..)

>

> Thanks again.. and if you have the time to look over my chart, my info

>

> is: DOB: 12/07/1980, Time: 17:25, Place: Adelaide, Australia (34.52S

> 138.30E)..

>

> Kindest regards,

> Ben.

>

>

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

At 12:51 AM 10/12/06 -0000, Ben wrote:

> Having a brief read on the information regarding " gemini " was pretty

>interesting, especially in regards to the mercury/hermes connection as

>my main interest is actually with the " hermetic sciences " (which is

>how i came to astrology in the first place..)

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

 

That's interesting, Ben, because sidereal Gemini can have a stong mystical

or spiritual slant, yet live fully in the physical world. You have sidereal

Sagittarius rising which makes Jupiter your ascendant lord. Jupiter isn't

strongly placed however (but it picks up a lot of strength in the navamsa

chart...), and it may be overshadowed by your Mercury/Sun/Moon so close to

the 7th cusp. How do you see that stellium expressing in relation to the

7th house?

 

And then there's Pluto right at the zenith. And Uranus/nodes/Neptune/Moon

so close to equal house cusps! How does all this work out for you? Your

chart seems to be a particularly interesting one. You're young. A chart of

destiny, I'd say.

 

Your Sun, Moon and Mercury all fall in a lunar mansion ruled by Jupiter.

According to Defouw and Svoboda (LIGHT ON LIFE) this mansion can relate to

philosopy, religion, yoga or any study which enhances self-understanding.

If you're interested and don't own LIGHT ON LIFE, I can post more about

this mansion. This mansion has three significant bright stars: Castor,

Pollux, and the brightest star in the sky, Sirius.

 

What makes your chart significant is that Saturn, Uranus and the nodes are

in the exact degree of the ascendant (in their signs), and the Moon and

Neptune are only a degree from their cusps, and Pluto is at the zenith.

 

Yes, I see your chart as one of destiny, and responsibility. Now I'll have

to go to my Jyotish program to see how the planetary periods fall throghout

your life.

 

Therese

[Guest guest]

|| Jaya Jagannath ||

Dear Gerlinde,

 

Welcome to this group. Nice to see that you have studied both

western as well as vedic astrology. Do you find any key difference when you

analyse your own horoscope using western methods and vedic methods?

 

Best Wishes

Sarajit

 

 

 

 

varahamihira [varahamihira ] On Behalf

Of gefriat

Saturday, August 11, 2007 1:07 PM

varahamihira

|Sri Varaha| Introduction

 

 

 

 

 

 

Namaste

 

a hearty Hello to all Members ,

 

my name is Gerlinde, female, born 1. Ocotber 1943,

00.50 am, Long 16.13 east, latt 47.58 north - Austria

AC 6.26° cancer

Moon, 0.56° Libra

 

I have studied Western Astrology since 1996,

and Vedic Astrology autoditact since 2000,

 

and I am very happy now to have the permission to

participate on this Group,

and so to get the possibility to improve and advance

my knowledge in Jyotish.

 

with nice greetings from Vienna - Austria

Gerlinde

[Guest guest]

At 10:24 AM 7/15/08 -0700, liberator_9 wrote:

>Greetings,

> I am a new member. I have been interested in the " old [fashioned] "

types of astrology for a long time. Sidereal astrology definately fits the

bill. I am also interested in Fixed Stars, and hope that it is a basic part

of this system of astrology. Is it? I also have an appreciation for

Jyotish(Hindu Astrology).

 

Hi...

 

We're happy to have you as a new member. This forum covers different kinds

of sidereal astrology including western sidereal (mostly solar and lunar

return charts with emphasis of planets on angles) and Jyotish, of which

there are several varieties.

 

The fixed stars don't figure prominently in either system except the

Jyotish system of lunar mansions emphasizes individual stars and asterisms

as partly descriptive of the influence of each area of the sky.

 

I personally am working with fixed stars and attempting to isolate how they

work in horoscopes. Most people who work with fixed stars realize that we

have to begin from the ground up to try to find a valid way of using the

stars. Diana Rosenberg (tropical) has used the stars for a long time, and

sometimes she finds striking correlations. But in general we have a lot of

work to do to before we're sure of how the stars work in mundane astrology

and natal charts.

 

For example, I've seen the same star (Algol in Taurus/Perseus) prominent in

vastly different kinds of natal charts. It may be that sometimes the stars

only operate in conjunction with specific transits and precise times rather

than in a blanket way throughout the life.

 

Hope you can contribute to this forum!

 

Best,

Therese

[Guest guest]

Hi Therese,

       I think I have found an astrologer who does feature the fixed stars, and

he is a sidereal

user. He is Kenneth Bowser, whose web site is at

http://www.westernsiderealastrology.com/index.asp . He uses the Campanus house

system. The only problem is that it is the only house system that I have come

across, whether in the sidereal or tropical zodiac, that puts my Moon in the

second house. All other house systems puts it in the third house. However,

Campanus DOES put it less than one degree from the third house cusp, less than

half a degree, in fact (21 minutes). So, do you think, if it were up to you, to

also give that consideration, or is this system SO strict that even if it were

only one minute or second from the third house; that it would still get just a

second house reading?

 

Blessings,

Stephen

liberator_9

 

--- On Wed, 7/16/08, Therese Hamilton <eastwest wrote:

 

Therese Hamilton <eastwest

Re: Introduction

 

Wednesday, July 16, 2008, 12:46 PM

 

 

 

 

 

 

At 10:24 AM 7/15/08 -0700, liberator_9 wrote:

>Greetings,

> I am a new member. I have been interested in the " old [fashioned] "

types of astrology for a long time. Sidereal astrology definately fits the

bill. I am also interested in Fixed Stars, and hope that it is a basic part

of this system of astrology. Is it? I also have an appreciation for

Jyotish(Hindu Astrology).

 

Hi...

 

We're happy to have you as a new member. This forum covers different kinds

of sidereal astrology including western sidereal (mostly solar and lunar

return charts with emphasis of planets on angles) and Jyotish, of which

there are several varieties.

 

The fixed stars don't figure prominently in either system except the

Jyotish system of lunar mansions emphasizes individual stars and asterisms

as partly descriptive of the influence of each area of the sky.

 

I personally am working with fixed stars and attempting to isolate how they

work in horoscopes. Most people who work with fixed stars realize that we

have to begin from the ground up to try to find a valid way of using the

stars. Diana Rosenberg (tropical) has used the stars for a long time, and

sometimes she finds striking correlations. But in general we have a lot of

work to do to before we're sure of how the stars work in mundane astrology

and natal charts.

 

For example, I've seen the same star (Algol in Taurus/Perseus) prominent in

vastly different kinds of natal charts. It may be that sometimes the stars

only operate in conjunction with specific transits and precise times rather

than in a blanket way throughout the life.

 

Hope you can contribute to this forum!

 

Best,

Therese

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

-

" Therese Hamilton " <eastwest

 

Wednesday, July 16, 2008 8:46 PM

Re: Introduction

 

 

> At 10:24 AM 7/15/08 -0700, liberator_9 wrote:

>>Greetings,

>> I am a new member. I have been interested in the " old [fashioned] "

> types of astrology for a long time. Sidereal astrology definately fits the

> bill. I am also interested in Fixed Stars, and hope that it is a basic

> part

> of this system of astrology. Is it? I also have an appreciation for

> Jyotish(Hindu Astrology).

>

> Hi...

>

> We're happy to have you as a new member. This forum covers different kinds

> of sidereal astrology including western sidereal (mostly solar and lunar

> return charts with emphasis of planets on angles) and Jyotish, of which

> there are several varieties.

>

> The fixed stars don't figure prominently in either system except the

> Jyotish system of lunar mansions emphasizes individual stars and asterisms

> as partly descriptive of the influence of each area of the sky.

>

> I personally am working with fixed stars and attempting to isolate how

> they

> work in horoscopes. Most people who work with fixed stars realize that we

> have to begin from the ground up to try to find a valid way of using the

> stars. Diana Rosenberg (tropical) has used the stars for a long time, and

> sometimes she finds striking correlations. But in general we have a lot of

> work to do to before we're sure of how the stars work in mundane astrology

> and natal charts.

>

> For example, I've seen the same star (Algol in Taurus/Perseus) prominent

> in

> vastly different kinds of natal charts. It may be that sometimes the stars

> only operate in conjunction with specific transits and precise times

> rather

> than in a blanket way throughout the life.

>

> Hope you can contribute to this forum!

>

> Best,

> Therese

>

>

> ---

>

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[Guest guest]

Therese wrote:

 

> I personally am working with fixed stars and attempting to isolate how

> they

> work in horoscopes. Most people who work with fixed stars realize that we

> have to begin from the ground up to try to find a valid way of using the

> stars. Diana Rosenberg (tropical) has used the stars for a long time, and

> sometimes she finds striking correlations. But in general we have a lot of

> work to do to before we're sure of how the stars work in mundane astrology

> and natal charts.

 

Hi Therese, Stephen and others,

 

I'm personally interested in fixed stars and I've noted that it's best to

study them along with the constellations they belong to. Deborah Houlding

has written very good text about the constellations, though the longitudes

are tropical http://www.skyscript.co.uk/books.html#sc . I've made a sidereal

list of the stars and constellations Houlding discusses and in fact I could

send the lists to the files, I have it both by Fagan/Bradley and Lahiri

ayanamsas.

 

Best, Sari

[Guest guest]

Hello Stephen,

 

Just to keep everything balanced and so you know that the uni-verse is

not falling into dis-equilibrium --there are a small number of

sidereal-vedics also at this same time actually discovering the beauty

of the tropical zodiac of the seasons.

 

I believe the semi-sextile of Uranus-Neptune is proving useful in all of

this.

 

Dark*Star

__________________________

 

Stephen Glaser wrote:

 

> Greetings,

> I am a new member. I have been interested in the " old fashion " types

> of astrology for a long time. Sidereal astrology definately fits the

> bill. I am also interested in Fixed Stars, and hope that it is a basic

> part of this system of astrology. Is it? I also have an appreciation

> for Jyotish(Hindu Astrology).

>

> liberator_9

>

>

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Yes, in the tropical zodiac, Uranus and Neptune was/is having a mutual

reception, or an exchange of signs, as the Hindus would put it; not that most of

them use Uranus and Neptune in their charts.

 

liberator_9

 

--- On Thu, 7/17/08, Dark Star <pansophia wrote:

 

Dark Star <pansophia

Re: Introduction

 

Thursday, July 17, 2008, 2:19 AM

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Hello Stephen,

 

Just to keep everything balanced and so you know that the uni-verse is

not falling into dis-equilibrium --there are a small number of

sidereal-vedics also at this same time actually discovering the beauty

of the tropical zodiac of the seasons.

 

I believe the semi-sextile of Uranus-Neptune is proving useful in all of

this.

 

Dark*Star

____________ _________ _____

 

Stephen Glaser wrote:

 

> Greetings,

> I am a new member. I have been interested in the " old fashion " types

> of astrology for a long time. Sidereal astrology definately fits the

> bill. I am also interested in Fixed Stars, and hope that it is a basic

> part of this system of astrology. Is it? I also have an appreciation

> for Jyotish(Hindu Astrology).

>

> liberator_9

>

>

 

 

[Guest guest]

At 12:19 AM 7/17/08 -0700, Dark*Star wrote:

>

>Hello Stephen,

>

>Just to keep everything balanced and so you know that the uni-verse is

>not falling into dis-equilibrium --there are a small number of

>sidereal-vedics also at this same time actually discovering the beauty

>of the tropical zodiac of the seasons.

-----

 

....unless you're reading Cyril Fagan, Kenneth Bowser or Yours Truly. Those

today who are Vedic/Jyotish astrolgers who still refer to the tropical

signs began as tropical astrologers and don't want to let it go. But (as

Bowser writes) if you apply the observed tropical meanings to the sidereal

(one sign back) you can take the best of tropical with you without

mathematically mixing zodiacs.

 

But beware of false sign traits that crop up in the tropical books. Just

yesterday I was reading a mostly tropical blog where someone was listing

all the people she knew who were nothing like their tropical Aquarius suns

(according to the books).

 

Therese

[Guest guest]

At 08:56 AM 7/17/08 +0300, Sari wrote:

>

>I'm personally interested in fixed stars and I've noted that it's best to

>study them along with the constellations they belong to. Deborah Houlding

>has written very good text about the constellations, though the longitudes

>are tropical http://www.skyscript.co.uk/books.html#sc . I've made a sidereal

>list of the stars and constellations Houlding discusses and in fact I could

>send the lists to the files, I have it both by Fagan/Bradley and Lahiri

>ayanamsas

------------------

 

Thanks, Sari. A long time ago I printed out the very comprehensive star

pages from Anne Wright's site and converted the logitudes to the sidereal.

The most comprehensive list of stars is on her site (except for Diana

Rosenberg's stars--not on the web)--768 Erlewine stars--and I printed the

list out and noted the sidereal longitudes. It's much easier to study the

stars in a fixed sidereal zodiac since after awhile you get to associate

certain meanings with degree numbers. In the tropical zodiac the degrees

and minutes keep changing as the years go by.

 

Therese

[Guest guest]

Every time I try to go to this Anne Wright's site, I get a page saying that it

no longer exists. Could she have changed URLs?  The first page of Google shows

sites referring to her site, but not the site itself.

 

liberator_9

 

--- On Thu, 7/17/08, Therese Hamilton <eastwest wrote:

 

Therese Hamilton <eastwest

Re: Introduction

 

Thursday, July 17, 2008, 10:44 AM

 

 

 

 

 

 

At 08:56 AM 7/17/08 +0300, Sari wrote:

>

>I'm personally interested in fixed stars and I've noted that it's best to

>study them along with the constellations they belong to. Deborah Houlding

>has written very good text about the constellations, though the longitudes

>are tropical http://www.skyscrip t.co.uk/books. html#sc . I've made a sidereal

>list of the stars and constellations Houlding discusses and in fact I could

>send the lists to the files, I have it both by Fagan/Bradley and Lahiri

>ayanamsas

------------ ------

 

Thanks, Sari. A long time ago I printed out the very comprehensive star

pages from Anne Wright's site and converted the logitudes to the sidereal.

The most comprehensive list of stars is on her site (except for Diana

Rosenberg's stars--not on the web)--768 Erlewine stars--and I printed the

list out and noted the sidereal longitudes. It's much easier to study the

stars in a fixed sidereal zodiac since after awhile you get to associate

certain meanings with degree numbers. In the tropical zodiac the degrees

and minutes keep changing as the years go by.

 

Therese

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Therese,

 

A number of years ago I asked Anne Wright to also show sidereal

positions of her stars. She said right away --an excellant idea. Of

course she was shining me on

 

D*S

_____________________________

 

 

Therese Hamilton wrote:

 

> At 08:56 AM 7/17/08 +0300, Sari wrote:

> >

> >I'm personally interested in fixed stars and I've noted that it's

> best to

> >study them along with the constellations they belong to. Deborah

> Houlding

> >has written very good text about the constellations, though the

> longitudes

> >are tropical http://www.skyscript.co.uk/books.html#sc . I've made a

> sidereal

> >list of the stars and constellations Houlding discusses and in fact I

> could

> >send the lists to the files, I have it both by Fagan/Bradley and

> Lahiri

> >ayanamsas

> ------------------

>

> Thanks, Sari. A long time ago I printed out the very comprehensive

> star

> pages from Anne Wright's site and converted the logitudes to the

> sidereal.

> The most comprehensive list of stars is on her site (except for Diana

> Rosenberg's stars--not on the web)--768 Erlewine stars--and I printed

> the

> list out and noted the sidereal longitudes. It's much easier to study

> the

> stars in a fixed sidereal zodiac since after awhile you get to

> associate

> certain meanings with degree numbers. In the tropical zodiac the

> degrees

> and minutes keep changing as the years go by.

>

> Therese

>

>

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

At 07:32 PM 7/17/08 -0700, Dark*Star wrote:

 

>A number of years ago I asked Anne Wright to also show sidereal

>positions of her stars. She said right away --an excellant idea. Of

>course she was shining me on

 

Or maybe she didn't find the time. Ah well, at least with our modern skills

it's easy to convert the star positions...You're the first person I've

heard who had any personal communication with Anne Wright.

 

Therese

[Guest guest]

Dear Nitin

 

Ur present dasha is not dicey but a very slow one. Ur chandra/budh dasha will be very good. U will be more influential in ur approach. In that period u can look forward for change of job.

 

U hv a strong Ruchak mahapurush yog & its period is starting in june 2013. At that moment of time u should look forward to leap in ur career.

GOD BLESS YOU

WITH WARM REGARDS

HARESH(HARRY)NATHANI

VEDIC ASTOLOGER

VAASTU CONSULTANT

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(MUMBAI,INDIA)

 

 

 

 

Nitin Jain <jainitin33 Sent: Thursday, 12 February, 2009 12:06:02 PM Introduction

 

 

 

 

 

 

Hello Sir,I am Nitin Jain from Delhi. I am a new member of this group. I feel that this group is helping everyone in a big way. Thanks to all the gurujan who are doing wonderful work. I have a question about my career. I am always afraid of my career and always feel uncertain. Due to this, I also lack self confidence and afraid of changing job.

Presently, I am working with a pharmaceutical company and looking after International Marketing. My details are follows : Name : Nitin JAin Birth details : 22-05-1971 at 04:21 AM at Khatauli (U.P.) (29N16 77E42)Presently I have Mahadasha of "Chandra" and antardasha of "Shani" which will be upto 30-03-2009, thereafter it will be antardasha of "Budh" in "Chandra" I would request you to please advise remedies to overcome the problems of self confidence and enhance the career.. I am also looking for a change in job, please advise the possible remedies to the same. With best regards,Nitin Jain

 

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Dear Haresh Ji,

 

Thank you very much for your prompt reply. Please also advise, do I need to do some thing may be some "DAN" etc. or wear some stone (presently I am wearing a "MANIK" in silver in my ring finger) or some mantra, so that present dasha could move fast.

 

Thanks in advance!

 

With best regards,

 

Nitin --- On Thu, 12/2/09, Haresh (Harry) Nathani <haresh1405 wrote:

Haresh (Harry) Nathani <haresh1405Re: Introduction Date: Thursday, 12 February, 2009, 6:54 AM

 

 

 

 

 

Dear Nitin

 

Ur present dasha is not dicey but a very slow one. Ur chandra/budh dasha will be very good. U will be more influential in ur approach. In that period u can look forward for change of job.

 

U hv a strong Ruchak mahapurush yog & its period is starting in june 2013. At that moment of time u should look forward to leap in ur career.

GOD BLESS YOU

WITH WARM REGARDS

HARESH(HARRY) NATHANI

VEDIC ASTOLOGER

VAASTU CONSULTANT

CELL +919867214103

(MUMBAI,INDIA)

 

 

 

 

Nitin Jain <jainitin33 >Thursday, 12 February, 2009 12:06:02 PM Introduction

 

 

 

 

 

 

Hello Sir,I am Nitin Jain from Delhi. I am a new member of this group. I feel that this group is helping everyone in a big way. Thanks to all the gurujan who are doing wonderful work. I have a question about my career. I am always afraid of my career and always feel uncertain. Due to this, I also lack self confidence and afraid of changing job.

Presently, I am working with a pharmaceutical company and looking after International Marketing. My details are follows : Name : Nitin JAin Birth details : 22-05-1971 at 04:21 AM at Khatauli (U.P.) (29N16 77E42)Presently I have Mahadasha of "Chandra" and antardasha of "Shani" which will be upto 30-03-2009, thereafter it will be antardasha of "Budh" in "Chandra" I would request you to please advise remedies to overcome the problems of self confidence and enhance the career.. I am also looking for a change in job, please advise the possible remedies to the same. With best regards,Nitin Jain

 

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