Guest guest Posted February 25, 2009 Report Share Posted February 25, 2009 Dear Bhaskar Jee, What you have described in length is about Sarpa yoga. Sarpa yoga creates crookedness. The next thing we have to see... whether the native himself/herself has personlity problem ....of crook thinking pattern or he/she suffers from the crooked plan/ actions of others. Whether KSY exists or not.. or its nomenclature is not important to the common man. What is important is how do the astrologer approaches the problem apparently shown by the nodes during their dasa periods and what appropriate and successful remedial measures is advised to overcome these apparent problems successfully. A good number of time it has been reported by some members of this group that they are still suffering from their old problems even after performance of Kala Sarpa remdies (Homam, Jagya etc.). What rational and satisfactory answer we are going to provide them ? The best thing is to treat Rahu and Ketu separately along with their strength of rasi, navamsa and stellar dispositors. If these dispositors are ready to give good result...Rahu/ketu being Karmic control planet ( being the common meeting point of planes of motion of sun- earth and moon-earth)as they exercise immense influence on astrological process of prognistication...the good results get magnified... Similar is the case for bad result. Whether there is Kala Sarpa Yoga or does not matter all. A few days back an astrologer friend told me that a Jyotish advsing him for a Jagya (Homam) costing Rs.80,000/- as the only and ultimate remedy for it ! What impression such type of attitude creating in the mind of common man is obvious to everyone. The best originally written book on Rahu/ketu so far is by Shri M. C. Jain. Other available books on Kala Sarpa or Rahu/ketu I find nothing origianl or new from study or research point of view. Another simple truth about Rahu/ketu I learnt from the writing of Dr. B.V. Raman is that whenever this axis closely afflicts any house or planet...that subject matter suffers seriously... if the relevant house, houselord and karaka are not strong enough to provide protection for it. So best way would be to go for symptomatic method of remedies against the weak spots rather than going for the blanket definition of KSY which... may sometimes give results...very excellent ..sometimes moderate and some times a lot of sufferings... As per Shree M C Jain whenever the Rahu/ketu or their dispositors have relationship among themselves...the related matter gets....strengthened...either for good or for bad ....the nature of result depending upon the overall strength of the dispositors so involved. With regards and best wishes, Mrutyunjay Tripathy 09811971190 , " Bhaskar " <rajiventerprises wrote: > > Dear Friends, > > I just noticed few members discussing and arguing > about Kalasarpa. > There are many modern day astrologers who do not > believe in this Yoga and neither its effects. They > condemn its existence, and do not hold any value for > the same. A few words in its support. > > The validity of Kala Sarpa Yoga - > > The planets placed on the 2 sides of the Sun cause > Yogas like, Veli,vesi and Ubhayachari . From the two > sides of the Moon they cause Anfa,Sunfa,Durdhura > and Kemadruma . Saturn with Moon causes Visha yoga. > Rahu with Moon causes Grahan Yoga. Rahu with Jupiter > causes Chandal Yoga. > > When we accept the above Yogas, then why must we deny the > effects of Yoga causes by Rahu and Ketu or the bad > effects of planets swallowed by rahu and Ketu ? > > I am not sure but I have read that Varamihira has > admitted and established Sarpayoga in his Brihat > Jatak Nabha Sanjog. Kalyan Verma has done so in > Saravali, Shanti Ratnam has prescribed KalaSarpa Shanti. > > We all know by now that through the Rahu ketu Nodal axis , > we have to pay for our past Karmas in this janam. > > Rahu represents sarpa or serpents, none will deny this. > > Rahu is also known as " Kal " . > > In " Mansagri " , Chapter 4, Shloka 55, says Saturn,Sun and > Rahu in 7th house from Ascendant, causes " Sarpa Dansha " > as under. > > (Sarpahanta Yoga) > Lagnachh Saptamsthane Shanyarke Rahusansthite > Sarpen peeda Tasyokta Shayyayam Svapatoapi cha > > In any Pooja involving the planets, we have to perform the > pooja of Planets adhidevata and Pratyarthi devata. > Rahus adhidevata is " Kal " , and pratyarthi devata is " Sarpa " . > That is why Rahu Shanti is known as " KalaSarpa Shanthi " . > > One should not criticize the Kalasarpa Yoga for sake of cheap > publicity gaining. We must not try to look good,wiser and smarter > by wantonly negating, condemning the faith which our > ancestors have held. At same time, prove that its wrong if > one does not believe in its existence. > > The importance of Rahu is very crucial because otherwise > The Great Rishi Munis would not have given it 18 Years period in > Vimsottari Dasha and 12 years in Ashtottari Dasha. > > If one cannot prove the existence of the Kala sarpa Yoga , the way > this term is mentioned, then also one cannot prove of its non > existence. because Air is not seen , does not mean its not there. > because God is not seen does not mean Hes not there.because Love is > not seen tangibly does not mean Love is not there. Love can be felt, > hurt can be felt, soorow can be felt, joy can be felt, and so can > kala-sarpa Yoga can be felt. Prove that its not there in the Lives of > those whom ( We believers) we say, its there. > > I am not looking for arguument with any seniors or kids or new > entrants in astrology. Everyone has right to put views, and so Have > I. > > regards, > Bhaskar. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 25, 2009 Report Share Posted February 25, 2009 Dear Mrutyunjay Sir Thanx for this nice mail, i have seen this after long time on KSY in this group. I m a new reader of this group, I m not astrologer by proffession, but seek it as good source of practical ancient Indian knowledge. As u explained, how the people are afraid of KSY in their life by some astrologer is totally right. even i m one of them, but when i joined this group and studying the mails of the reviewers and astrlogers, i m correcting my confusions. KSY is not always bad, whenever it gives benefic result, it gifted the ultimate results in life just like god gifts, the person reaches to topmost what he/she ever thinked during that bad period. It gives mentaly stabilty, perfect understanding and a gud decision capability. the problem is with KSY that person dont have sixth sense during this phase, he is totally controlled by stars (grahas). if stars are malefic he get the worst result of them. KSY is just work as top catalyst for result of stars combinations. thats why person feels like a unbalanced bar, sometime he is on top, sometime on ground, and there is no between. astrologers have different views on my kundali, some says i have KSY, some not, that making me confused. In my birth chart, Moon is out of rahu-ketu nodal.some astrologer are explaining it as partial KSY, which is significant in nature bcoz of Ketu Mahadasha. I have done the remedies also but they were not fruitful. Now any on astrologer can produce the remedial measurement logic here, which again make a common man confused n afraid like me. I was also untill i join this group. During KSY it is better to make ur poor stars more stronger by chanting, wearing stones, having a pure n true life style and worshiping ur deity. If something is decided by Almighty for u in ur fate, u cant change but u can make it less efffective by ur deeds, u can make it into equal parts rathar than a fatal blow, if u r doing remedies, we r making the effects bearable. The above all is based on my experience and assumption, i m not correcting anyone but sharing my views. Sir, may i request u to go thru my kundali. I m passing thru a worst phase of life ever seen in my 28 yrs life in every aspects. astrologers analysis are different that making me helpless n confused. some are explaining as a result of KSY, someone else as a bad period of Atmakarak (mars) and some one other reasons. remedies are also different person to person, wearing a list of stones, particular worship for particular long duration, yagya and more. My birthdata is DOB 16th dec 1980, time - 4.05AM, place - Achnera, agra. I will appreciate ur deep analysis. Do the helpful. Thanx pramod --- On Wed, 2/25/09, Mrutyunjay Tripathy <astrologer_mrutyunjay wrote: Mrutyunjay Tripathy <astrologer_mrutyunjay Re: KSY or no KSY - How to analyse the effects of Nodes. Wednesday, February 25, 2009, 2:55 AM Dear Bhaskar Jee, What you have described in length is about Sarpa yoga. Sarpa yoga creates crookedness. The next thing we have to see... whether the native himself/herself has personlity problem ....of crook thinking pattern or he/she suffers from the crooked plan/ actions of others. Whether KSY exists or not.. or its nomenclature is not important to the common man. What is important is how do the astrologer approaches the problem apparently shown by the nodes during their dasa periods and what appropriate and successful remedial measures is advised to overcome these apparent problems successfully. A good number of time it has been reported by some members of this group that they are still suffering from their old problems even after performance of Kala Sarpa remdies (Homam, Jagya etc.). What rational and satisfactory answer we are going to provide them ? The best thing is to treat Rahu and Ketu separately along with their strength of rasi, navamsa and stellar dispositors. If these dispositors are ready to give good result...Rahu/ ketu being Karmic control planet ( being the common meeting point of planes of motion of sun- earth and moon-earth)as they exercise immense influence on astrological process of prognistication. ..the good results get magnified... Similar is the case for bad result. Whether there is Kala Sarpa Yoga or does not matter all. A few days back an astrologer friend told me that a Jyotish advsing him for a Jagya (Homam) costing Rs.80,000/- as the only and ultimate remedy for it ! What impression such type of attitude creating in the mind of common man is obvious to everyone. The best originally written book on Rahu/ketu so far is by Shri M. C. Jain. Other available books on Kala Sarpa or Rahu/ketu I find nothing origianl or new from study or research point of view. Another simple truth about Rahu/ketu I learnt from the writing of Dr. B.V. Raman is that whenever this axis closely afflicts any house or planet...that subject matter suffers seriously... if the relevant house, houselord and karaka are not strong enough to provide protection for it. So best way would be to go for symptomatic method of remedies against the weak spots rather than going for the blanket definition of KSY which... may sometimes give results...very excellent ..sometimes moderate and some times a lot of sufferings.. . As per Shree M C Jain whenever the Rahu/ketu or their dispositors have relationship among themselves.. .the related matter gets....strengthene d...either for good or for bad ....the nature of result depending upon the overall strength of the dispositors so involved. With regards and best wishes, Mrutyunjay Tripathy 09811971190 , " Bhaskar " <rajiventerprises@ ...> wrote: > > Dear Friends, > > I just noticed few members discussing and arguing > about Kalasarpa. > There are many modern day astrologers who do not > believe in this Yoga and neither its effects. They > condemn its existence, and do not hold any value for > the same. A few words in its support. > > The validity of Kala Sarpa Yoga - > > The planets placed on the 2 sides of the Sun cause > Yogas like, Veli,vesi and Ubhayachari . From the two > sides of the Moon they cause Anfa,Sunfa,Durdhura > and Kemadruma . Saturn with Moon causes Visha yoga. > Rahu with Moon causes Grahan Yoga. Rahu with Jupiter > causes Chandal Yoga. > > When we accept the above Yogas, then why must we deny the > effects of Yoga causes by Rahu and Ketu or the bad > effects of planets swallowed by rahu and Ketu ? > > I am not sure but I have read that Varamihira has > admitted and established Sarpayoga in his Brihat > Jatak Nabha Sanjog. Kalyan Verma has done so in > Saravali, Shanti Ratnam has prescribed KalaSarpa Shanti. > > We all know by now that through the Rahu ketu Nodal axis , > we have to pay for our past Karmas in this janam. > > Rahu represents sarpa or serpents, none will deny this. > > Rahu is also known as " Kal " . > > In " Mansagri " , Chapter 4, Shloka 55, says Saturn,Sun and > Rahu in 7th house from Ascendant, causes " Sarpa Dansha " > as under. > > (Sarpahanta Yoga) > Lagnachh Saptamsthane Shanyarke Rahusansthite > Sarpen peeda Tasyokta Shayyayam Svapatoapi cha > > In any Pooja involving the planets, we have to perform the > pooja of Planets adhidevata and Pratyarthi devata. > Rahus adhidevata is " Kal " , and pratyarthi devata is " Sarpa " . > That is why Rahu Shanti is known as " KalaSarpa Shanthi " . > > One should not criticize the Kalasarpa Yoga for sake of cheap > publicity gaining. We must not try to look good,wiser and smarter > by wantonly negating, condemning the faith which our > ancestors have held. At same time, prove that its wrong if > one does not believe in its existence. > > The importance of Rahu is very crucial because otherwise > The Great Rishi Munis would not have given it 18 Years period in > Vimsottari Dasha and 12 years in Ashtottari Dasha. > > If one cannot prove the existence of the Kala sarpa Yoga , the way > this term is mentioned, then also one cannot prove of its non > existence. because Air is not seen , does not mean its not there. > because God is not seen does not mean Hes not there.because Love is > not seen tangibly does not mean Love is not there. Love can be felt, > hurt can be felt, soorow can be felt, joy can be felt, and so can > kala-sarpa Yoga can be felt. Prove that its not there in the Lives of > those whom ( We believers) we say, its there. > > I am not looking for arguument with any seniors or kids or new > entrants in astrology. Everyone has right to put views, and so Have > I. > > regards, > Bhaskar. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 25, 2009 Report Share Posted February 25, 2009 Often and in many ways and forms and forums/fora Sarpa yoga has been mentioned and some 'confusion' and clouding has been raised regarding what it actually is. Without anyone really describing what it is! Sarpa yoga is nothing but the converse of sraka yoga and the two forming the dala yogas. When benefics are in the kendras, it is sraka yoga When malefics are in the kendras, it is sarpa yoga Parashara has also described it similarly, so it is not BJ specific! Sarpa yoga must not be confused with Kala Sarpa yoga! Rohiniranjan Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 26, 2009 Report Share Posted February 26, 2009 /*om namo bhagavate narasimhaya*/ Dear RR , Normally we use Mala yoga for benefics in kendra following Sri Parashara. Can you explain which author use the term Sraka? Regards Rafal Gendarz SJC Jyotish Guru -------------- /*Consultations & Pages* http://rohinaa.com rafal/ > > Often and in many ways and forms and forums/fora Sarpa yoga has been > mentioned and some 'confusion' and clouding has been raised regarding > what it actually is. Without anyone really describing what it is! > > Sarpa yoga is nothing but the converse of sraka yoga and the two > forming the dala yogas. > > When benefics are in the kendras, it is sraka yoga > When malefics are in the kendras, it is sarpa yoga > > Parashara has also described it similarly, so it is not BJ specific! > > Sarpa yoga must not be confused with Kala Sarpa yoga! > > Rohiniranjan > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 26, 2009 Report Share Posted February 26, 2009 ||Jai Ramakrishna|| Dear Rafal, Sraka/Mala--both means the same.Sraka yoga(which is nothing but the " Mala Yoga " as per BPHS) is exclusively mentioned in Jatak Parijata by Vaidyanath Dikshit. Thank you, . , Rafał Gendarz <starsuponme wrote: > > /*om namo bhagavate narasimhaya*/ > Dear RR , > > Normally we use Mala yoga for benefics in kendra following Sri > Parashara. Can you explain which author use the term Sraka? > > > Regards > Rafal Gendarz > SJC Jyotish Guru > -------------- > /*Consultations & Pages* > http://rohinaa.com > rafal/ > > > > Often and in many ways and forms and forums/fora Sarpa yoga has been > > mentioned and some 'confusion' and clouding has been raised regarding > > what it actually is. Without anyone really describing what it is! > > > > Sarpa yoga is nothing but the converse of sraka yoga and the two > > forming the dala yogas. > > > > When benefics are in the kendras, it is sraka yoga > > When malefics are in the kendras, it is sarpa yoga > > > > Parashara has also described it similarly, so it is not BJ specific! > > > > Sarpa yoga must not be confused with Kala Sarpa yoga! > > > > Rohiniranjan > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 26, 2009 Report Share Posted February 26, 2009 /*om namo bhagavate narasimhaya*/ Dear Gaurav , Thank you. Regards Rafal Gendarz SJC Jyotish Guru -------------- /*Consultations & Pages* http://rohinaa.com rafal/ > > ||Jai Ramakrishna| | > Dear Rafal, > Sraka/Mala-- both means the same.Sraka yoga(which is nothing but the > " Mala Yoga " as per BPHS) is exclusively mentioned in Jatak Parijata by > Vaidyanath Dikshit. > Thank you, > . > > > <%40>, Rafał Gendarz > <starsuponme@ ...> wrote: > > > > /*om namo bhagavate narasimhaya* / > > Dear RR , > > > > Normally we use Mala yoga for benefics in kendra following Sri > > Parashara. Can you explain which author use the term Sraka? > > > > > > Regards > > Rafal Gendarz > > SJC Jyotish Guru > > ------------ -- > > /*Consultations & Pages* > > http://rohinaa. com <http://rohinaa.com> > > rafal/ > > > > > > Often and in many ways and forms and forums/fora Sarpa yoga has been > > > mentioned and some 'confusion' and clouding has been raised regarding > > > what it actually is. Without anyone really describing what it is! > > > > > > Sarpa yoga is nothing but the converse of sraka yoga and the two > > > forming the dala yogas. > > > > > > When benefics are in the kendras, it is sraka yoga > > > When malefics are in the kendras, it is sarpa yoga > > > > > > Parashara has also described it similarly, so it is not BJ specific! > > > > > > Sarpa yoga must not be confused with Kala Sarpa yoga! > > > > > > Rohiniranjan > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 26, 2009 Report Share Posted February 26, 2009 Dear Sir, My below queries are more on your subject line caption *How to analyse the effects of Nodes.* could you please shed some light on.. //When malefics are in the kendras, it is sarpa yoga// From Lagna, if Rahu is placed in Lagna, then Ketu will be in 7H similarly any node (Rahu or Ketu) occupy one Kendra (i.e. Kendra sign from Lagna) the other node will also be in another Kendra.. so does it constitute the Serpa Yoga? then how to analyse the effects of Nodes if both occupy 2 Kendras in a chart? Appreciate your time.. Thanks and Regards Chandu2Chill , " Rohiniranjan " <rohini_ranjan wrote: Often and in many ways and forms and forums/fora Sarpa yoga has been mentioned and some 'confusion' and clouding has been raised regarding what it actually is. Without anyone really describing what it is! Sarpa yoga is nothing but the converse of sraka yoga and the two forming the dala yogas. When benefics are in the kendras, it is sraka yoga When malefics are in the kendras, it is sarpa yoga Parashara has also described it similarly, so it is not BJ specific! Sarpa yoga must not be confused with Kala Sarpa yoga! Rohiniranjan Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 26, 2009 Report Share Posted February 26, 2009 Varahamihira The anglo spelling differs because of phonetics but Shrika or Shreeka and Sraka have been used! Parashara uses Mala for when 3 angles are occupied by benefics if I recall correctly. RR , Rafał Gendarz <starsuponme wrote: > > /*om namo bhagavate narasimhaya*/ > Dear RR , > > Normally we use Mala yoga for benefics in kendra following Sri > Parashara. Can you explain which author use the term Sraka? > > > Regards > Rafal Gendarz > SJC Jyotish Guru > -------------- > /*Consultations & Pages* > http://rohinaa.com > rafal/ > > > > Often and in many ways and forms and forums/fora Sarpa yoga has been > > mentioned and some 'confusion' and clouding has been raised regarding > > what it actually is. Without anyone really describing what it is! > > > > Sarpa yoga is nothing but the converse of sraka yoga and the two > > forming the dala yogas. > > > > When benefics are in the kendras, it is sraka yoga > > When malefics are in the kendras, it is sarpa yoga > > > > Parashara has also described it similarly, so it is not BJ specific! > > > > Sarpa yoga must not be confused with Kala Sarpa yoga! > > > > Rohiniranjan > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 26, 2009 Report Share Posted February 26, 2009 Dear RR In my Brhat Jataka its Sruk Regards Rafal Gendarz > Varahamihira > The anglo spelling differs because of phonetics > > but Shrika or Shreeka and Sraka have been used! Parashara uses Mala > for when 3 angles are occupied by benefics if I recall correctly. > > RR > > > <%40>, Rafał Gendarz > <starsuponme@ ...> wrote: > > > > /*om namo bhagavate narasimhaya* / > > Dear RR , > > > > Normally we use Mala yoga for benefics in kendra following Sri > > Parashara. Can you explain which author use the term Sraka? > > > > > > Regards > > Rafal Gendarz > > SJC Jyotish Guru > > ------------ -- > > /*Consultations & Pages* > > http://rohinaa. com <http://rohinaa.com> > > rafal/ > > > > > > Often and in many ways and forms and forums/fora Sarpa yoga has > been > > > mentioned and some 'confusion' and clouding has been raised > regarding > > > what it actually is. Without anyone really describing what it is! > > > > > > Sarpa yoga is nothing but the converse of sraka yoga and the two > > > forming the dala yogas. > > > > > > When benefics are in the kendras, it is sraka yoga > > > When malefics are in the kendras, it is sarpa yoga > > > > > > Parashara has also described it similarly, so it is not BJ > specific! > > > > > > Sarpa yoga must not be confused with Kala Sarpa yoga! > > > > > > Rohiniranjan > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 26, 2009 Report Share Posted February 26, 2009 And... so your point is...? , Rafał Gendarz <starsuponme wrote: > > Dear RR > > In my Brhat Jataka its Sruk > > Regards > Rafal Gendarz > > > Varahamihira > > The anglo spelling differs because of phonetics > > > > but Shrika or Shreeka and Sraka have been used! Parashara uses Mala > > for when 3 angles are occupied by benefics if I recall correctly. > > > > RR > > > > > > <%40>, RafaÅ‚ Gendarz > > <starsuponme@ ...> wrote: > > > > > > /*om namo bhagavate narasimhaya* / > > > Dear RR , > > > > > > Normally we use Mala yoga for benefics in kendra following Sri > > > Parashara. Can you explain which author use the term Sraka? > > > > > > > > > Regards > > > Rafal Gendarz > > > SJC Jyotish Guru > > > ------------ -- > > > /*Consultations & Pages* > > > http://rohinaa. com <http://rohinaa.com> > > > rafal@/ > > > > > > > > Often and in many ways and forms and forums/fora Sarpa yoga has > > been > > > > mentioned and some 'confusion' and clouding has been raised > > regarding > > > > what it actually is. Without anyone really describing what it is! > > > > > > > > Sarpa yoga is nothing but the converse of sraka yoga and the two > > > > forming the dala yogas. > > > > > > > > When benefics are in the kendras, it is sraka yoga > > > > When malefics are in the kendras, it is sarpa yoga > > > > > > > > Parashara has also described it similarly, so it is not BJ > > specific! > > > > > > > > Sarpa yoga must not be confused with Kala Sarpa yoga! > > > > > > > > Rohiniranjan > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 27, 2009 Report Share Posted February 27, 2009 /*om namo bhagavate narasimhaya*/ Dear RR , No point. Just sharing. Regards Rafal Gendarz SJC Jyotish Guru -------------- /*Consultations & Pages* http://rohinaa.com rafal/ > > And... so your point is...? > > > <%40>, Rafał Gendarz > <starsuponme@ ...> wrote: > > > > Dear RR > > > > In my Brhat Jataka its Sruk > > > > Regards > > Rafal Gendarz > > > > > Varahamihira > > > The anglo spelling differs because of phonetics > > > > > > but Shrika or Shreeka and Sraka have been used! Parashara uses > Mala > > > for when 3 angles are occupied by benefics if I recall correctly. > > > > > > RR > > > > > > > > > <Jyotish_ Remedies% 40. com>, RafaÅ‚ Gendarz > > > <starsuponme@ ...> wrote: > > > > > > > > /*om namo bhagavate narasimhaya* / > > > > Dear RR , > > > > > > > > Normally we use Mala yoga for benefics in kendra following Sri > > > > Parashara. Can you explain which author use the term Sraka? > > > > > > > > > > > > Regards > > > > Rafal Gendarz > > > > SJC Jyotish Guru > > > > ------------ -- > > > > /*Consultations & Pages* > > > > http://rohinaa. com <http://rohinaa. com <http://rohinaa.com>> > > > > rafal@/ > > > > > > > > > > Often and in many ways and forms and forums/fora Sarpa yoga > has > > > been > > > > > mentioned and some 'confusion' and clouding has been raised > > > regarding > > > > > what it actually is. Without anyone really describing what it > is! > > > > > > > > > > Sarpa yoga is nothing but the converse of sraka yoga and the > two > > > > > forming the dala yogas. > > > > > > > > > > When benefics are in the kendras, it is sraka yoga > > > > > When malefics are in the kendras, it is sarpa yoga > > > > > > > > > > Parashara has also described it similarly, so it is not BJ > > > specific! > > > > > > > > > > Sarpa yoga must not be confused with Kala Sarpa yoga! > > > > > > > > > > Rohiniranjan > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 27, 2009 Report Share Posted February 27, 2009 In Indian dialects, the 'ri' (as in rishi) is pronounced differently in different regions. In Maharashtra it would be Rushi, in Bengal Rishi, in other places a sharper Rishi with a very short 'i' sound. Srika, sraka, sruka, shreeka to the best of my knowledge means a garland. Sharing continues ... , Rafał Gendarz <starsuponme wrote: > > /*om namo bhagavate narasimhaya*/ > Dear RR , > > No point. Just sharing. > > > Regards > Rafal Gendarz > SJC Jyotish Guru > -------------- > /*Consultations & Pages* > http://rohinaa.com > rafal/ > > > > And... so your point is...? > > > > > > <%40>, RafaÅ‚ Gendarz > > <starsuponme@ ...> wrote: > > > > > > Dear RR > > > > > > In my Brhat Jataka its Sruk > > > > > > Regards > > > Rafal Gendarz > > > > > > > Varahamihira > > > > The anglo spelling differs because of phonetics > > > > > > > > but Shrika or Shreeka and Sraka have been used! Parashara uses > > Mala > > > > for when 3 angles are occupied by benefics if I recall correctly. > > > > > > > > RR > > > > > > > > > > > > <Jyotish_ Remedies% 40. com>, RafaÃ…â €š Gendarz > > > > <starsuponme@ ...> wrote: > > > > > > > > > > /*om namo bhagavate narasimhaya* / > > > > > Dear RR , > > > > > > > > > > Normally we use Mala yoga for benefics in kendra following Sri > > > > > Parashara. Can you explain which author use the term Sraka? > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Regards > > > > > Rafal Gendarz > > > > > SJC Jyotish Guru > > > > > ------------ -- > > > > > /*Consultations & Pages* > > > > > http://rohinaa. com <http://rohinaa. com <http://rohinaa.com>> > > > > > rafal@/ > > > > > > > > > > > > Often and in many ways and forms and forums/fora Sarpa yoga > > has > > > > been > > > > > > mentioned and some 'confusion' and clouding has been raised > > > > regarding > > > > > > what it actually is. Without anyone really describing what it > > is! > > > > > > > > > > > > Sarpa yoga is nothing but the converse of sraka yoga and the > > two > > > > > > forming the dala yogas. > > > > > > > > > > > > When benefics are in the kendras, it is sraka yoga > > > > > > When malefics are in the kendras, it is sarpa yoga > > > > > > > > > > > > Parashara has also described it similarly, so it is not BJ > > > > specific! > > > > > > > > > > > > Sarpa yoga must not be confused with Kala Sarpa yoga! > > > > > > > > > > > > Rohiniranjan > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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