B. V. Raman and unconventional marriage 3/6

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EINEY,

 

well many things are not cast in stone many other factors will finally shape

things above all the timing must be there for good or bad the period, sub

periods etc must run for it to happen

 

as u move on in this subject u will read such things by a look at the chart

itself, experience counts not books alone

 

best wishes

 

prashant kumar

 

 

 

 

 

einsteinjr79 <einsteinjr79

 

Tuesday, June 3, 2008 9:08:18 PM

Re: B. V. Raman and unconventional marriage 2/6

 

 

Dear Kumar,

 

So it means that affliction to the eighth house and the eighth lord

will make the native have a parallel marriage. So which should be

considered for marriage? And how can we ascertain this in an individual?

 

Einy

 

In all

 

, Prashant Kumar G B

<gbp_kumar@. ..> wrote:

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> Member

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> well 8th is other side or hidden areas, unknown ones so one can have

a paralle marriage, affair too

> and today it is more a contract between two people how much they put

in to their set up their incomes, loans-for houses, credit cards etc

and it is double income and for each it is not their own income all

these come from 8th, 7th is still vaid for most normal marriages who

marry for its sanctity, for those who for a deal kind of marriage it

is more likely the 8th

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> parameters like a low status, education is also ok but he/she msut

be good in nature, caring, not greedy, cares for elders, ethics laws

etc are sideline by how much the other is worth, in assets, will he

settle overseas, has any other income or inheritances, less family

members to share his inheritances etc.

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> Best wishes

>

> prashant kumar

>

>

>

> einsteinjr79 <einsteinjr79@ ...>

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> Monday, June 2, 2008 2:06:21 PM

> B. V. Raman and unconventional marriage

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> According to B.V. Raman, if the eighth house and eighth lord is both

> afected by malefics (Rahu, Ketu, Saturn and Mars) both in the rasi and

> navamsha , then the individual is sure to have an unconventional

marriage.

>

> He did cite some examples to this. But how far is it true?

>

> What about the seventh house then?