Guest guest Posted April 6, 2006 Report Share Posted April 6, 2006 Namaskar, I joined this group after having read this posting that was fwd in another group. Very much pleased by the content, I hope i can learn tons of ideas from group. And congratulations to you shri Sreenadh , i wish you great success in digging the treasures of jyotish and in imparting that to us all. Best wishes Ram. , " sreesog " <sreesog wrote: > > Dear All, > In Prasnamarga it is said that " if a person with true > inquisitiveness is approaching an astrologer, then the astrologer > should tell him about problem he is facing and should suggest the > appropriate solution " . But how? > How should we (astrologers) know, what the qurent is thinking > about, if he is presenting the query by himself? In places like > Kerala, usually a person approaches an astrologer and just says : " I > want to cast a prasna. " !!!! And it becomes the responsibility of the > astrologer to decipher: > 1) What the prasna is about? > 2) What is the possible solution for the problem faced by the > qurent? > Yes. It is real challenge!! A challenge towards the capability of > the astrologer, and also about the accuracy of horary astrology!! How > the learned astrologers solve this situation? Do you want to know? > Then read on - > There are 2 slokas (good and authentic) that help the traditional > astrologer to predict what the qurent is thinking about or what the > query is about. One of them is from Prasnamarga and the other is from > Varaha Hora. In this mail I will explain the first one - the one from > Prasnamarga. The sloka is like this : > " Aprishtatha prishtatho va jinchasyoresya kasyachil > Hora Kendra Trikonebhya Subhasubha Phalam Vadeth " > Actually this sloka is not of Prasnamarga, but of Vasishta Hora. > The author of Prasnamarga has just quoted (included) this sloka from > Vasishta Hora as evident from the next sloka - > " Vasita vachanadasmath......... " Meaning, Since Rishi Vasishta said > this and also me (author of Prasnamarga)..... > Yes, since Rishi Vasishta told this secret and author of Prasnamarga > (Edakkad Nambootiri) supported it, the sloka gets double > authenticity!! > What is the meaning of that sloka? Let me quote it again: > " Aprishtatha prishtatho va jinchasyoresya kasyachil > Hora Kendra Trikonebhya Subhasubha Phalam Vadeth " > Meaning, If somebody approaches the astrologer with curiosity, even > if he asks or not, the astrologer should give predictions to him, > BASED ON HORA, KENDRA AND TRIKONA. > Yes, it seems to be simple, and it seems that there is no secret > hiding behind. NO! It is not like that! There is lot to explain a > SECRET behind, as is known to all traditional astrologers. > What is that? > The advice by Vasishta is that prediction should be based on " Hora > Kendra Trikonebhya " . > What is " Hora " ? " Horeti legnam Bhavanasyachardham " (Varaha hora) - > Meaning, Hora is the name for Lega (Asc) or Half of a sign. For our > above sloka, the meaning Hora=Lagna is the apt one. There for in > essence it means, if there is any planet in the Lagna, then the > qurent is seeking answer to the things indicated by that placement of > that particular planet! > If there is no planet in Lagna, then what to do? Read on the sloka- > " Hora -> Kendra-> " > Yes, if there is no planet in Lagna, then look for the placement of > planets in Kendra. Kendra means 4th 7th and 10th Houses/Signs from > Lagna. Now the question is where to look? In 4th, in 7th or in 10th. > The traditional answer to this question is first in 10th. Why? > Because if you look in Laghu parasari, you will see the > statement " Pradabala Utharotharam " , Meaning for Kendras the strength > increases in the order 4th->7th->10th. That means 7th is stronger > Kendra than 4th, and 10th is stronger Kendra than 7th. Indications > the strength order 10>7>4. > So look at the 10th house first. If there is no planet in Lagna, > then if there is a planet in 10th house, then the query is related to > that placement! If there is no planet in 10th as well, then look in > 7th to see whether there is any planet in it, if not look in 4th. > Now what to do if there is no planet in Lagna as well as 10th, 7th > and 4th? > Look what the sloka says? > " Hora -> Kendra->Trikonebhya " > Yes, if there is no planet in Kendra, we have to look for the > placement of planet in Trikona, meaning 5th and 9th. Now, here also > where to look? In 5th or 9th. The statement " Prabala Utharotharam " > applies here as well. That means 9th is stronger trikona than 5th and > so we have to look for the placement of any planet in 9th first! Now > you can say that, if there is no planet in Lagna and Kendra (10-7- 4) > then look for planets in 9th or 5th. If there is a planet in 9th then > the prasna is related to that. If 9th is vacant and if there is a > planet in 5th then the prasna is related to that. > If there is no planets in Lagna, Kendra and Trikona, then what to > do? Then there is no point in that prasna, since the person is in > an utterly problematic unsolvable situation, and even the guidance by > the astrologer would be of no use to him. But still, there also > you can look for the bad placement of Lagna lord first. > I think at least for some the method is clear by now. Somebody can > come forward with examples, to check how much it becomes true in his > own experience. > Of course, the secret is not complete. There exists 1 more method > (as told earlier, from Varaha Hora) that is used for the same purpose > (i.e. Locating the underlying problem that caused the qurent to > approach the astrologer). The learned astrologers use this method > (the method described earlier), and the one given in Varaha hora > together, and considering the indications supplied by both of them > come to a conclusion. > I will explain the other method in another mail. Till then, let us > experiment with this method. > Love, > Sreenadh > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 6, 2006 Report Share Posted April 6, 2006 Bravo! Bravo! Indeed hats off to Sreenadhji! Beautiful theory. I see it working right infront of my eyes! Thirsty for more Sreenadhji, thirsty for much more Student Always, Souvik , " sreesog " <sreesog wrote: > > Dear All, > In Prasnamarga it is said that " if a person with true > inquisitiveness is approaching an astrologer, then the astrologer > should tell him about problem he is facing and should suggest the > appropriate solution " . But how? > How should we (astrologers) know, what the qurent is thinking > about, if he is presenting the query by himself? In places like > Kerala, usually a person approaches an astrologer and just says : " I > want to cast a prasna. " !!!! And it becomes the responsibility of the > astrologer to decipher: > 1) What the prasna is about? > 2) What is the possible solution for the problem faced by the > qurent? > Yes. It is real challenge!! A challenge towards the capability of > the astrologer, and also about the accuracy of horary astrology!! How > the learned astrologers solve this situation? Do you want to know? > Then read on - > There are 2 slokas (good and authentic) that help the traditional > astrologer to predict what the qurent is thinking about or what the > query is about. One of them is from Prasnamarga and the other is from > Varaha Hora. In this mail I will explain the first one - the one from > Prasnamarga. The sloka is like this : > " Aprishtatha prishtatho va jinchasyoresya kasyachil > Hora Kendra Trikonebhya Subhasubha Phalam Vadeth " > Actually this sloka is not of Prasnamarga, but of Vasishta Hora. > The author of Prasnamarga has just quoted (included) this sloka from > Vasishta Hora as evident from the next sloka - > " Vasita vachanadasmath......... " Meaning, Since Rishi Vasishta said > this and also me (author of Prasnamarga)..... > Yes, since Rishi Vasishta told this secret and author of Prasnamarga > (Edakkad Nambootiri) supported it, the sloka gets double > authenticity!! > What is the meaning of that sloka? Let me quote it again: > " Aprishtatha prishtatho va jinchasyoresya kasyachil > Hora Kendra Trikonebhya Subhasubha Phalam Vadeth " > Meaning, If somebody approaches the astrologer with curiosity, even > if he asks or not, the astrologer should give predictions to him, > BASED ON HORA, KENDRA AND TRIKONA. > Yes, it seems to be simple, and it seems that there is no secret > hiding behind. NO! It is not like that! There is lot to explain a > SECRET behind, as is known to all traditional astrologers. > What is that? > The advice by Vasishta is that prediction should be based on " Hora > Kendra Trikonebhya " . > What is " Hora " ? " Horeti legnam Bhavanasyachardham " (Varaha hora) - > Meaning, Hora is the name for Lega (Asc) or Half of a sign. For our > above sloka, the meaning Hora=Lagna is the apt one. There for in > essence it means, if there is any planet in the Lagna, then the > qurent is seeking answer to the things indicated by that placement of > that particular planet! > If there is no planet in Lagna, then what to do? Read on the sloka- > " Hora -> Kendra-> " > Yes, if there is no planet in Lagna, then look for the placement of > planets in Kendra. Kendra means 4th 7th and 10th Houses/Signs from > Lagna. Now the question is where to look? In 4th, in 7th or in 10th. > The traditional answer to this question is first in 10th. Why? > Because if you look in Laghu parasari, you will see the > statement " Pradabala Utharotharam " , Meaning for Kendras the strength > increases in the order 4th->7th->10th. That means 7th is stronger > Kendra than 4th, and 10th is stronger Kendra than 7th. Indications > the strength order 10>7>4. > So look at the 10th house first. If there is no planet in Lagna, > then if there is a planet in 10th house, then the query is related to > that placement! If there is no planet in 10th as well, then look in > 7th to see whether there is any planet in it, if not look in 4th. > Now what to do if there is no planet in Lagna as well as 10th, 7th > and 4th? > Look what the sloka says? > " Hora -> Kendra->Trikonebhya " > Yes, if there is no planet in Kendra, we have to look for the > placement of planet in Trikona, meaning 5th and 9th. Now, here also > where to look? In 5th or 9th. The statement " Prabala Utharotharam " > applies here as well. That means 9th is stronger trikona than 5th and > so we have to look for the placement of any planet in 9th first! Now > you can say that, if there is no planet in Lagna and Kendra (10-7- 4) > then look for planets in 9th or 5th. If there is a planet in 9th then > the prasna is related to that. If 9th is vacant and if there is a > planet in 5th then the prasna is related to that. > If there is no planets in Lagna, Kendra and Trikona, then what to > do? Then there is no point in that prasna, since the person is in > an utterly problematic unsolvable situation, and even the guidance by > the astrologer would be of no use to him. But still, there also > you can look for the bad placement of Lagna lord first. > I think at least for some the method is clear by now. Somebody can > come forward with examples, to check how much it becomes true in his > own experience. > Of course, the secret is not complete. There exists 1 more method > (as told earlier, from Varaha Hora) that is used for the same purpose > (i.e. Locating the underlying problem that caused the qurent to > approach the astrologer). The learned astrologers use this method > (the method described earlier), and the one given in Varaha hora > together, and considering the indications supplied by both of them > come to a conclusion. > I will explain the other method in another mail. Till then, let us > experiment with this method. > Love, > Sreenadh > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 6, 2006 Report Share Posted April 6, 2006 Dear Ram ji, Welcome to this group. We wish to learn much from you as well. Feel free to express your free flowing thoughts, sincere opinions, and doubts on various subjects dealt with, in astrology, so that we could discuss them, and learn something more from that mutual sharing of knowledge. Love, Sreenadh , " rtul2001 " <raastro wrote: > > Namaskar, > > I joined this group after having read this posting that was fwd in > another group. Very much pleased by the content, I hope i can learn > tons of ideas from group. > > And congratulations to you shri Sreenadh , i wish you great success > in digging the treasures of jyotish and in imparting that to us all. > > Best wishes > > Ram. > > > , " sreesog " > <sreesog@> wrote: > > > > Dear All, > > In Prasnamarga it is said that " if a person with true > > inquisitiveness is approaching an astrologer, then the astrologer > > should tell him about problem he is facing and should suggest the > > appropriate solution " . But how? > > How should we (astrologers) know, what the qurent is thinking > > about, if he is presenting the query by himself? In places like > > Kerala, usually a person approaches an astrologer and just > says : " I > > want to cast a prasna. " !!!! And it becomes the responsibility of > the > > astrologer to decipher: > > 1) What the prasna is about? > > 2) What is the possible solution for the problem faced by the > > qurent? > > Yes. It is real challenge!! A challenge towards the capability of > > the astrologer, and also about the accuracy of horary astrology!! > How > > the learned astrologers solve this situation? Do you want to know? > > Then read on - > > There are 2 slokas (good and authentic) that help the traditional > > astrologer to predict what the qurent is thinking about or what the > > query is about. One of them is from Prasnamarga and the other is > from > > Varaha Hora. In this mail I will explain the first one - the one > from > > Prasnamarga. The sloka is like this : > > " Aprishtatha prishtatho va jinchasyoresya kasyachil > > Hora Kendra Trikonebhya Subhasubha Phalam Vadeth " > > Actually this sloka is not of Prasnamarga, but of Vasishta Hora. > > The author of Prasnamarga has just quoted (included) this sloka > from > > Vasishta Hora as evident from the next sloka - > > " Vasita vachanadasmath......... " Meaning, Since Rishi Vasishta > said > > this and also me (author of Prasnamarga)..... > > Yes, since Rishi Vasishta told this secret and author of > Prasnamarga > > (Edakkad Nambootiri) supported it, the sloka gets double > > authenticity!! > > What is the meaning of that sloka? Let me quote it again: > > " Aprishtatha prishtatho va jinchasyoresya kasyachil > > Hora Kendra Trikonebhya Subhasubha Phalam Vadeth " > > Meaning, If somebody approaches the astrologer with curiosity, > even > > if he asks or not, the astrologer should give predictions to him, > > BASED ON HORA, KENDRA AND TRIKONA. > > Yes, it seems to be simple, and it seems that there is no secret > > hiding behind. NO! It is not like that! There is lot to explain a > > SECRET behind, as is known to all traditional astrologers. > > What is that? > > The advice by Vasishta is that prediction should be based on " Hora > > Kendra Trikonebhya " . > > What is " Hora " ? " Horeti legnam Bhavanasyachardham " (Varaha hora) - > > Meaning, Hora is the name for Lega (Asc) or Half of a sign. For our > > above sloka, the meaning Hora=Lagna is the apt one. There for in > > essence it means, if there is any planet in the Lagna, then the > > qurent is seeking answer to the things indicated by that placement > of > > that particular planet! > > If there is no planet in Lagna, then what to do? Read on the sloka- > > " Hora -> Kendra-> " > > Yes, if there is no planet in Lagna, then look for the placement > of > > planets in Kendra. Kendra means 4th 7th and 10th Houses/Signs from > > Lagna. Now the question is where to look? In 4th, in 7th or in > 10th. > > The traditional answer to this question is first in 10th. Why? > > Because if you look in Laghu parasari, you will see the > > statement " Pradabala Utharotharam " , Meaning for Kendras the > strength > > increases in the order 4th->7th->10th. That means 7th is stronger > > Kendra than 4th, and 10th is stronger Kendra than 7th. Indications > > the strength order 10>7>4. > > So look at the 10th house first. If there is no planet in Lagna, > > then if there is a planet in 10th house, then the query is related > to > > that placement! If there is no planet in 10th as well, then look in > > 7th to see whether there is any planet in it, if not look in 4th. > > Now what to do if there is no planet in Lagna as well as 10th, 7th > > and 4th? > > Look what the sloka says? > > " Hora -> Kendra->Trikonebhya " > > Yes, if there is no planet in Kendra, we have to look for the > > placement of planet in Trikona, meaning 5th and 9th. Now, here also > > where to look? In 5th or 9th. The statement " Prabala Utharotharam " > > applies here as well. That means 9th is stronger trikona than 5th > and > > so we have to look for the placement of any planet in 9th first! > Now > > you can say that, if there is no planet in Lagna and Kendra (10-7- > 4) > > then look for planets in 9th or 5th. If there is a planet in 9th > then > > the prasna is related to that. If 9th is vacant and if there is a > > planet in 5th then the prasna is related to that. > > If there is no planets in Lagna, Kendra and Trikona, then what to > > do? Then there is no point in that prasna, since the person is > in > > an utterly problematic unsolvable situation, and even the guidance > by > > the astrologer would be of no use to him. But still, there also > > you can look for the bad placement of Lagna lord first. > > I think at least for some the method is clear by now. Somebody > can > > come forward with examples, to check how much it becomes true in > his > > own experience. > > Of course, the secret is not complete. There exists 1 more method > > (as told earlier, from Varaha Hora) that is used for the same > purpose > > (i.e. Locating the underlying problem that caused the qurent to > > approach the astrologer). The learned astrologers use this method > > (the method described earlier), and the one given in Varaha hora > > together, and considering the indications supplied by both of them > > come to a conclusion. > > I will explain the other method in another mail. Till then, let us > > experiment with this method. > > Love, > > Sreenadh > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 6, 2006 Report Share Posted April 6, 2006 Dear Souvik ji, Thanks. But I know there is much in your store as well. We are impatiently waiting for your long mails, exposing the various subjects in astrology, which would teach us much, and would also help us in understanding how to raise probing questions, which will make the knowledge to reveal it self ! Ooops...sorry! That was, a very appreciable nature I noted about you in other groups! I shouldn't have told it here. But it is ok. I know you won't mind. I am waiting for the long mails.......... . Don't agree so easily Souvik ji, even if you are feeling it is correct. Probe it from all sides using logic and examples. I know you are very good at it So that the discussions could flourish revealing new knowledge and understanding. Even if much trained, participating in real battles makes the warrior perfect, and in the same way a theory should find its success only after much logical probing and experimentation. Yes, then it becomes perfect, trustworthy and dependable one. Here the theory put forward by Rishi Vasishta, seems to be a very useful and dependable one, concluding from the fact that hundreds of traditional astrologers are using it successfully (along with some more complementary theories) to answer the question that raises in their mind : " What this man (qurent) wants to ask? " Love, Sreenadh , " Souvik Dutta " <explore_vulcan wrote: > > Bravo! Bravo! Indeed hats off to Sreenadhji! > Beautiful theory. I see it working right infront of my eyes! > > Thirsty for more Sreenadhji, thirsty for much more > > Student Always, > > Souvik > , " sreesog " > <sreesog@> wrote: > > > > Dear All, > > In Prasnamarga it is said that " if a person with true > > inquisitiveness is approaching an astrologer, then the astrologer > > should tell him about problem he is facing and should suggest the > > appropriate solution " . But how? > > How should we (astrologers) know, what the qurent is thinking > > about, if he is presenting the query by himself? In places like > > Kerala, usually a person approaches an astrologer and just > says : " I > > want to cast a prasna. " !!!! And it becomes the responsibility of > the > > astrologer to decipher: > > 1) What the prasna is about? > > 2) What is the possible solution for the problem faced by the > > qurent? > > Yes. It is real challenge!! A challenge towards the capability of > > the astrologer, and also about the accuracy of horary astrology!! > How > > the learned astrologers solve this situation? Do you want to know? > > Then read on - > > There are 2 slokas (good and authentic) that help the traditional > > astrologer to predict what the qurent is thinking about or what > the > > query is about. One of them is from Prasnamarga and the other is > from > > Varaha Hora. In this mail I will explain the first one - the one > from > > Prasnamarga. The sloka is like this : > > " Aprishtatha prishtatho va jinchasyoresya kasyachil > > Hora Kendra Trikonebhya Subhasubha Phalam Vadeth " > > Actually this sloka is not of Prasnamarga, but of Vasishta Hora. > > The author of Prasnamarga has just quoted (included) this sloka > from > > Vasishta Hora as evident from the next sloka - > > " Vasita vachanadasmath......... " Meaning, Since Rishi Vasishta > said > > this and also me (author of Prasnamarga)..... > > Yes, since Rishi Vasishta told this secret and author of > Prasnamarga > > (Edakkad Nambootiri) supported it, the sloka gets double > > authenticity!! > > What is the meaning of that sloka? Let me quote it again: > > " Aprishtatha prishtatho va jinchasyoresya kasyachil > > Hora Kendra Trikonebhya Subhasubha Phalam Vadeth " > > Meaning, If somebody approaches the astrologer with curiosity, > even > > if he asks or not, the astrologer should give predictions to him, > > BASED ON HORA, KENDRA AND TRIKONA. > > Yes, it seems to be simple, and it seems that there is no secret > > hiding behind. NO! It is not like that! There is lot to explain a > > SECRET behind, as is known to all traditional astrologers. > > What is that? > > The advice by Vasishta is that prediction should be based > on " Hora > > Kendra Trikonebhya " . > > What is " Hora " ? " Horeti legnam Bhavanasyachardham " (Varaha hora) - > > > Meaning, Hora is the name for Lega (Asc) or Half of a sign. For > our > > above sloka, the meaning Hora=Lagna is the apt one. There for in > > essence it means, if there is any planet in the Lagna, then the > > qurent is seeking answer to the things indicated by that placement > of > > that particular planet! > > If there is no planet in Lagna, then what to do? Read on the > sloka- > > " Hora -> Kendra-> " > > Yes, if there is no planet in Lagna, then look for the placement > of > > planets in Kendra. Kendra means 4th 7th and 10th Houses/Signs from > > Lagna. Now the question is where to look? In 4th, in 7th or in > 10th. > > The traditional answer to this question is first in 10th. Why? > > Because if you look in Laghu parasari, you will see the > > statement " Pradabala Utharotharam " , Meaning for Kendras the > strength > > increases in the order 4th->7th->10th. That means 7th is stronger > > Kendra than 4th, and 10th is stronger Kendra than 7th. Indications > > the strength order 10>7>4. > > So look at the 10th house first. If there is no planet in Lagna, > > then if there is a planet in 10th house, then the query is related > to > > that placement! If there is no planet in 10th as well, then look > in > > 7th to see whether there is any planet in it, if not look in 4th. > > Now what to do if there is no planet in Lagna as well as 10th, > 7th > > and 4th? > > Look what the sloka says? > > " Hora -> Kendra->Trikonebhya " > > Yes, if there is no planet in Kendra, we have to look for the > > placement of planet in Trikona, meaning 5th and 9th. Now, here > also > > where to look? In 5th or 9th. The statement " Prabala Utharotharam " > > applies here as well. That means 9th is stronger trikona than 5th > and > > so we have to look for the placement of any planet in 9th first! > Now > > you can say that, if there is no planet in Lagna and Kendra (10-7- > 4) > > then look for planets in 9th or 5th. If there is a planet in 9th > then > > the prasna is related to that. If 9th is vacant and if there is a > > planet in 5th then the prasna is related to that. > > If there is no planets in Lagna, Kendra and Trikona, then what to > > do? Then there is no point in that prasna, since the person is > in > > an utterly problematic unsolvable situation, and even the guidance > by > > the astrologer would be of no use to him. But still, there also > > you can look for the bad placement of Lagna lord first. > > I think at least for some the method is clear by now. Somebody > can > > come forward with examples, to check how much it becomes true in > his > > own experience. > > Of course, the secret is not complete. There exists 1 more method > > (as told earlier, from Varaha Hora) that is used for the same > purpose > > (i.e. Locating the underlying problem that caused the qurent to > > approach the astrologer). The learned astrologers use this method > > (the method described earlier), and the one given in Varaha hora > > together, and considering the indications supplied by both of them > > come to a conclusion. > > I will explain the other method in another mail. Till then, let > us > > experiment with this method. > > Love, > > Sreenadh > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 7, 2006 Report Share Posted April 7, 2006 Dear Sreenadhji, Apart from being a great and knowledgable soul you are a very keen observer and an extremely intelligent man (I am sorry I couldnot but help comment ) Mercury has showered all his blessings on you The theory you have stated is indeed true as I tested it yesterday but again I agree that it is the exceptions that prove a theory I will surely contribute with my very limited mental faculties. Thanks again! Souvik , " sreesog " <sreesog wrote: > > Dear Souvik ji, > Thanks. But I know there is much in your store as well. We are > impatiently waiting for your long mails, exposing the various > subjects in astrology, which would teach us much, and would also help > us in understanding how to raise probing questions, which will make > the knowledge to reveal it self ! Ooops...sorry! That was, a very > appreciable nature I noted about you in other groups! I shouldn't > have told it here. But it is ok. I know you won't mind. > I am waiting for the long mails.......... . Don't agree so easily > Souvik ji, even if you are feeling it is correct. Probe it from all > sides using logic and examples. I know you are very good at it So > that the discussions could flourish revealing new knowledge and > understanding. Even if much trained, participating in real battles > makes the warrior perfect, and in the same way a theory should find > its success only after much logical probing and experimentation. Yes, > then it becomes perfect, trustworthy and dependable one. Here the > theory put forward by Rishi Vasishta, seems to be a very useful and > dependable one, concluding from the fact that hundreds of traditional > astrologers are using it successfully (along with some more > complementary theories) to answer the question that raises in their > mind : " What this man (qurent) wants to ask? " > Love, > Sreenadh > > > , " Souvik Dutta " > <explore_vulcan@> wrote: > > > > Bravo! Bravo! Indeed hats off to Sreenadhji! > > Beautiful theory. I see it working right infront of my eyes! > > > > Thirsty for more Sreenadhji, thirsty for much more > > > > Student Always, > > > > Souvik > > , " sreesog " > > <sreesog@> wrote: > > > > > > Dear All, > > > In Prasnamarga it is said that " if a person with true > > > inquisitiveness is approaching an astrologer, then the astrologer > > > should tell him about problem he is facing and should suggest the > > > appropriate solution " . But how? > > > How should we (astrologers) know, what the qurent is thinking > > > about, if he is presenting the query by himself? In places like > > > Kerala, usually a person approaches an astrologer and just > > says : " I > > > want to cast a prasna. " !!!! And it becomes the responsibility of > > the > > > astrologer to decipher: > > > 1) What the prasna is about? > > > 2) What is the possible solution for the problem faced by the > > > qurent? > > > Yes. It is real challenge!! A challenge towards the capability > of > > > the astrologer, and also about the accuracy of horary astrology!! > > How > > > the learned astrologers solve this situation? Do you want to > know? > > > Then read on - > > > There are 2 slokas (good and authentic) that help the > traditional > > > astrologer to predict what the qurent is thinking about or what > > the > > > query is about. One of them is from Prasnamarga and the other is > > from > > > Varaha Hora. In this mail I will explain the first one - the one > > from > > > Prasnamarga. The sloka is like this : > > > " Aprishtatha prishtatho va jinchasyoresya kasyachil > > > Hora Kendra Trikonebhya Subhasubha Phalam Vadeth " > > > Actually this sloka is not of Prasnamarga, but of Vasishta > Hora. > > > The author of Prasnamarga has just quoted (included) this sloka > > from > > > Vasishta Hora as evident from the next sloka - > > > " Vasita vachanadasmath......... " Meaning, Since Rishi Vasishta > > said > > > this and also me (author of Prasnamarga)..... > > > Yes, since Rishi Vasishta told this secret and author of > > Prasnamarga > > > (Edakkad Nambootiri) supported it, the sloka gets double > > > authenticity!! > > > What is the meaning of that sloka? Let me quote it again: > > > " Aprishtatha prishtatho va jinchasyoresya kasyachil > > > Hora Kendra Trikonebhya Subhasubha Phalam Vadeth " > > > Meaning, If somebody approaches the astrologer with curiosity, > > even > > > if he asks or not, the astrologer should give predictions to him, > > > BASED ON HORA, KENDRA AND TRIKONA. > > > Yes, it seems to be simple, and it seems that there is no > secret > > > hiding behind. NO! It is not like that! There is lot to explain a > > > SECRET behind, as is known to all traditional astrologers. > > > What is that? > > > The advice by Vasishta is that prediction should be based > > on " Hora > > > Kendra Trikonebhya " . > > > What is " Hora " ? " Horeti legnam Bhavanasyachardham " (Varaha > hora) - > > > > > Meaning, Hora is the name for Lega (Asc) or Half of a sign. For > > our > > > above sloka, the meaning Hora=Lagna is the apt one. There for in > > > essence it means, if there is any planet in the Lagna, then the > > > qurent is seeking answer to the things indicated by that > placement > > of > > > that particular planet! > > > If there is no planet in Lagna, then what to do? Read on the > > sloka- > > > " Hora -> Kendra-> " > > > Yes, if there is no planet in Lagna, then look for the placement > > of > > > planets in Kendra. Kendra means 4th 7th and 10th Houses/Signs > from > > > Lagna. Now the question is where to look? In 4th, in 7th or in > > 10th. > > > The traditional answer to this question is first in 10th. Why? > > > Because if you look in Laghu parasari, you will see the > > > statement " Pradabala Utharotharam " , Meaning for Kendras the > > strength > > > increases in the order 4th->7th->10th. That means 7th is stronger > > > Kendra than 4th, and 10th is stronger Kendra than 7th. > Indications > > > the strength order 10>7>4. > > > So look at the 10th house first. If there is no planet in > Lagna, > > > then if there is a planet in 10th house, then the query is > related > > to > > > that placement! If there is no planet in 10th as well, then look > > in > > > 7th to see whether there is any planet in it, if not look in 4th. > > > Now what to do if there is no planet in Lagna as well as 10th, > > 7th > > > and 4th? > > > Look what the sloka says? > > > " Hora -> Kendra->Trikonebhya " > > > Yes, if there is no planet in Kendra, we have to look for the > > > placement of planet in Trikona, meaning 5th and 9th. Now, here > > also > > > where to look? In 5th or 9th. The statement " Prabala > Utharotharam " > > > applies here as well. That means 9th is stronger trikona than 5th > > and > > > so we have to look for the placement of any planet in 9th first! > > Now > > > you can say that, if there is no planet in Lagna and Kendra (10-7- > > 4) > > > then look for planets in 9th or 5th. If there is a planet in 9th > > then > > > the prasna is related to that. If 9th is vacant and if there is a > > > planet in 5th then the prasna is related to that. > > > If there is no planets in Lagna, Kendra and Trikona, then what > to > > > do? Then there is no point in that prasna, since the person is > > in > > > an utterly problematic unsolvable situation, and even the > guidance > > by > > > the astrologer would be of no use to him. But still, there > also > > > you can look for the bad placement of Lagna lord first. > > > I think at least for some the method is clear by now. Somebody > > can > > > come forward with examples, to check how much it becomes true in > > his > > > own experience. > > > Of course, the secret is not complete. There exists 1 more > method > > > (as told earlier, from Varaha Hora) that is used for the same > > purpose > > > (i.e. Locating the underlying problem that caused the qurent to > > > approach the astrologer). The learned astrologers use this method > > > (the method described earlier), and the one given in Varaha hora > > > together, and considering the indications supplied by both of > them > > > come to a conclusion. > > > I will explain the other method in another mail. Till then, let > > us > > > experiment with this method. > > > Love, > > > Sreenadh > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 7, 2006 Report Share Posted April 7, 2006 Dear Sauvik ji, Thank you. But not for the comment, but for the love and care you shower on me. > The theory you have stated is indeed true as I tested it yesterday > but again I agree that it is the exceptions that prove a theory I am really happy to know that. See the second method used by the traditional astrologers as well. Use the 2 methods in a combined manner, since, the first method gives prime importance to " House- Planet " combination, and the second method gives prime importance to " Sign-Planet " combination. Yes, both of them are not that limited, since the astrologer who uses is can consider " Sign-House-Planet " Combination, along with aspects always. But important point is that we should know, how to follow the systematic thought sequence (logical systematic astrological thinking method) indicated by the Rishis, for which the above methods stands as examples. > I will surely contribute ............ Thank you. I have deleted the remaining part of that sentence since I don't agree with it. Love, Sreenadh , " Souvik Dutta " <explore_vulcan wrote: > > Dear Sreenadhji, > > Apart from being a great and knowledgable soul you are a very keen > observer and an extremely intelligent man (I am sorry I couldnot but > help comment ) > > Mercury has showered all his blessings on you > > The theory you have stated is indeed true as I tested it yesterday > but again I agree that it is the exceptions that prove a theory > > I will surely contribute with my very limited mental faculties. > > Thanks again! > > Souvik > , " sreesog " > <sreesog@> wrote: > > > > Dear Souvik ji, > > Thanks. But I know there is much in your store as well. We > are > > impatiently waiting for your long mails, exposing the various > > subjects in astrology, which would teach us much, and would also > help > > us in understanding how to raise probing questions, which will > make > > the knowledge to reveal it self ! Ooops...sorry! That was, a > very > > appreciable nature I noted about you in other groups! I shouldn't > > have told it here. But it is ok. I know you won't mind. > > I am waiting for the long mails.......... . Don't agree so > easily > > Souvik ji, even if you are feeling it is correct. Probe it from > all > > sides using logic and examples. I know you are very good at it > So > > that the discussions could flourish revealing new knowledge and > > understanding. Even if much trained, participating in real battles > > makes the warrior perfect, and in the same way a theory should > find > > its success only after much logical probing and experimentation. > Yes, > > then it becomes perfect, trustworthy and dependable one. Here the > > theory put forward by Rishi Vasishta, seems to be a very useful > and > > dependable one, concluding from the fact that hundreds of > traditional > > astrologers are using it successfully (along with some more > > complementary theories) to answer the question that raises in > their > > mind : " What this man (qurent) wants to ask? " > > Love, > > Sreenadh > > > > > > , " Souvik Dutta " > > <explore_vulcan@> wrote: > > > > > > Bravo! Bravo! Indeed hats off to Sreenadhji! > > > Beautiful theory. I see it working right infront of my eyes! > > > > > > Thirsty for more Sreenadhji, thirsty for much more > > > > > > Student Always, > > > > > > Souvik > > > , " sreesog " > > > <sreesog@> wrote: > > > > > > > > Dear All, > > > > In Prasnamarga it is said that " if a person with true > > > > inquisitiveness is approaching an astrologer, then the > astrologer > > > > should tell him about problem he is facing and should suggest > the > > > > appropriate solution " . But how? > > > > How should we (astrologers) know, what the qurent is > thinking > > > > about, if he is presenting the query by himself? In places > like > > > > Kerala, usually a person approaches an astrologer and just > > > says : " I > > > > want to cast a prasna. " !!!! And it becomes the responsibility > of > > > the > > > > astrologer to decipher: > > > > 1) What the prasna is about? > > > > 2) What is the possible solution for the problem faced by > the > > > > qurent? > > > > Yes. It is real challenge!! A challenge towards the > capability > > of > > > > the astrologer, and also about the accuracy of horary > astrology!! > > > How > > > > the learned astrologers solve this situation? Do you want to > > know? > > > > Then read on - > > > > There are 2 slokas (good and authentic) that help the > > traditional > > > > astrologer to predict what the qurent is thinking about or > what > > > the > > > > query is about. One of them is from Prasnamarga and the other > is > > > from > > > > Varaha Hora. In this mail I will explain the first one - the > one > > > from > > > > Prasnamarga. The sloka is like this : > > > > " Aprishtatha prishtatho va jinchasyoresya kasyachil > > > > Hora Kendra Trikonebhya Subhasubha Phalam Vadeth " > > > > Actually this sloka is not of Prasnamarga, but of Vasishta > > Hora. > > > > The author of Prasnamarga has just quoted (included) this > sloka > > > from > > > > Vasishta Hora as evident from the next sloka - > > > > " Vasita vachanadasmath......... " Meaning, Since Rishi > Vasishta > > > said > > > > this and also me (author of Prasnamarga)..... > > > > Yes, since Rishi Vasishta told this secret and author of > > > Prasnamarga > > > > (Edakkad Nambootiri) supported it, the sloka gets double > > > > authenticity!! > > > > What is the meaning of that sloka? Let me quote it again: > > > > " Aprishtatha prishtatho va jinchasyoresya kasyachil > > > > Hora Kendra Trikonebhya Subhasubha Phalam Vadeth " > > > > Meaning, If somebody approaches the astrologer with > curiosity, > > > even > > > > if he asks or not, the astrologer should give predictions to > him, > > > > BASED ON HORA, KENDRA AND TRIKONA. > > > > Yes, it seems to be simple, and it seems that there is no > > secret > > > > hiding behind. NO! It is not like that! There is lot to > explain a > > > > SECRET behind, as is known to all traditional astrologers. > > > > What is that? > > > > The advice by Vasishta is that prediction should be based > > > on " Hora > > > > Kendra Trikonebhya " . > > > > What is " Hora " ? " Horeti legnam Bhavanasyachardham " (Varaha > > hora) - > > > > > > > Meaning, Hora is the name for Lega (Asc) or Half of a sign. > For > > > our > > > > above sloka, the meaning Hora=Lagna is the apt one. There for > in > > > > essence it means, if there is any planet in the Lagna, then > the > > > > qurent is seeking answer to the things indicated by that > > placement > > > of > > > > that particular planet! > > > > If there is no planet in Lagna, then what to do? Read on the > > > sloka- > > > > " Hora -> Kendra-> " > > > > Yes, if there is no planet in Lagna, then look for the > placement > > > of > > > > planets in Kendra. Kendra means 4th 7th and 10th Houses/Signs > > from > > > > Lagna. Now the question is where to look? In 4th, in 7th or in > > > 10th. > > > > The traditional answer to this question is first in 10th. Why? > > > > Because if you look in Laghu parasari, you will see the > > > > statement " Pradabala Utharotharam " , Meaning for Kendras the > > > strength > > > > increases in the order 4th->7th->10th. That means 7th is > stronger > > > > Kendra than 4th, and 10th is stronger Kendra than 7th. > > Indications > > > > the strength order 10>7>4. > > > > So look at the 10th house first. If there is no planet in > > Lagna, > > > > then if there is a planet in 10th house, then the query is > > related > > > to > > > > that placement! If there is no planet in 10th as well, then > look > > > in > > > > 7th to see whether there is any planet in it, if not look in > 4th. > > > > Now what to do if there is no planet in Lagna as well as > 10th, > > > 7th > > > > and 4th? > > > > Look what the sloka says? > > > > " Hora -> Kendra->Trikonebhya " > > > > Yes, if there is no planet in Kendra, we have to look for the > > > > placement of planet in Trikona, meaning 5th and 9th. Now, here > > > also > > > > where to look? In 5th or 9th. The statement " Prabala > > Utharotharam " > > > > applies here as well. That means 9th is stronger trikona than > 5th > > > and > > > > so we have to look for the placement of any planet in 9th > first! > > > Now > > > > you can say that, if there is no planet in Lagna and Kendra > (10-7- > > > 4) > > > > then look for planets in 9th or 5th. If there is a planet in > 9th > > > then > > > > the prasna is related to that. If 9th is vacant and if there > is a > > > > planet in 5th then the prasna is related to that. > > > > If there is no planets in Lagna, Kendra and Trikona, then > what > > to > > > > do? Then there is no point in that prasna, since the person > is > > > in > > > > an utterly problematic unsolvable situation, and even the > > guidance > > > by > > > > the astrologer would be of no use to him. But still, there > > also > > > > you can look for the bad placement of Lagna lord first. > > > > I think at least for some the method is clear by now. > Somebody > > > can > > > > come forward with examples, to check how much it becomes true > in > > > his > > > > own experience. > > > > Of course, the secret is not complete. There exists 1 more > > method > > > > (as told earlier, from Varaha Hora) that is used for the same > > > purpose > > > > (i.e. Locating the underlying problem that caused the qurent > to > > > > approach the astrologer). The learned astrologers use this > method > > > > (the method described earlier), and the one given in Varaha > hora > > > > together, and considering the indications supplied by both of > > them > > > > come to a conclusion. > > > > I will explain the other method in another mail. Till then, > let > > > us > > > > experiment with this method. > > > > Love, > > > > Sreenadh > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 7, 2006 Report Share Posted April 7, 2006 Dear Sauvik ji, I would just like to add some more info. About the sloka taken from Varaha hora. That concept of Human sign becoming strong in Lagna, Water sign in 4th, Retail sign in 7th and Quadruped sign in 10th is not a new idea introduced by Mihira. The Garga Hora sloka stating the same is also available. Garga was a famous sage of the Jaina Parampara, and might have lived in the time of Skanda himself, since may ideas mentioned by Skanda by 'others', found its place in Garga Hora. Skanda is the author of first book on astrology, known as Skanda hora (many slokas of which is still available). Skanda hora is also called Jyotishmati Upanishad. Most of the Rishi horas like Brihat Prajapatya, Vasishta Hora, Kousika Hora, Sounaka Hora etc are based on Skanda Hora. All these texts are already lost though many slokas and references about these texts are available in many medieval astrological classics. Varaha Mihira might have collected the above mentioned idea, possibly from Garga or Skanda. The Garga kula provided many texts and gurus (Garga, Gargi, Gargya, Rishiputra etc), like the Arsha stream (Skanda, Daksha, Vasishta, Viswamitra, Sounaka etc) that followed the ideas put forward by Skanda. Yes, it is a mysterious literary history, that needs a lot of study and data collection. Just supplying some side thoughts. Point to remember: 1) The " Hora Kendr Trikona " theory finds its authenticity in Vasishta Hora. 2) The " Kandaka Kendra " tehory finds its authenticity in Garga Hora. Curious! Isn't it?! Love, Sreenadh , " Sreenadh " <sreesog wrote: > > Dear Sauvik ji, > Thank you. But not for the comment, but for the love and care you > shower on me. > > The theory you have stated is indeed true as I tested it yesterday > > but again I agree that it is the exceptions that prove a theory > I am really happy to know that. See the second method used by the > traditional astrologers as well. Use the 2 methods in a combined > manner, since, the first method gives prime importance to " House- > Planet " combination, and the second method gives prime importance > to " Sign-Planet " combination. Yes, both of them are not that limited, > since the astrologer who uses is can consider " Sign-House-Planet " > Combination, along with aspects always. But important point is that > we should know, how to follow the systematic thought sequence > (logical systematic astrological thinking method) indicated by the > Rishis, for which the above methods stands as examples. > > I will surely contribute ............ > Thank you. I have deleted the remaining part of that sentence > since I don't agree with it. > Love, > Sreenadh > , " Souvik Dutta " > <explore_vulcan@> wrote: > > > > Dear Sreenadhji, > > > > Apart from being a great and knowledgable soul you are a very keen > > observer and an extremely intelligent man (I am sorry I couldnot > but > > help comment ) > > > > Mercury has showered all his blessings on you > > > > The theory you have stated is indeed true as I tested it yesterday > > but again I agree that it is the exceptions that prove a theory > > > > I will surely contribute with my very limited mental faculties. > > > > Thanks again! > > > > Souvik > > , " sreesog " > > <sreesog@> wrote: > > > > > > Dear Souvik ji, > > > Thanks. But I know there is much in your store as well. We > > are > > > impatiently waiting for your long mails, exposing the various > > > subjects in astrology, which would teach us much, and would also > > help > > > us in understanding how to raise probing questions, which will > > make > > > the knowledge to reveal it self ! Ooops...sorry! That was, a > > very > > > appreciable nature I noted about you in other groups! I shouldn't > > > have told it here. But it is ok. I know you won't mind. > > > I am waiting for the long mails.......... . Don't agree so > > easily > > > Souvik ji, even if you are feeling it is correct. Probe it from > > all > > > sides using logic and examples. I know you are very good at it > > So > > > that the discussions could flourish revealing new knowledge and > > > understanding. Even if much trained, participating in real > battles > > > makes the warrior perfect, and in the same way a theory should > > find > > > its success only after much logical probing and experimentation. > > Yes, > > > then it becomes perfect, trustworthy and dependable one. Here the > > > theory put forward by Rishi Vasishta, seems to be a very useful > > and > > > dependable one, concluding from the fact that hundreds of > > traditional > > > astrologers are using it successfully (along with some more > > > complementary theories) to answer the question that raises in > > their > > > mind : " What this man (qurent) wants to ask? " > > > Love, > > > Sreenadh > > > > > > > > > , " Souvik Dutta " > > > <explore_vulcan@> wrote: > > > > > > > > Bravo! Bravo! Indeed hats off to Sreenadhji! > > > > Beautiful theory. I see it working right infront of my eyes! > > > > > > > > Thirsty for more Sreenadhji, thirsty for much more > > > > > > > > Student Always, > > > > > > > > Souvik > > > > , " sreesog " > > > > <sreesog@> wrote: > > > > > > > > > > Dear All, > > > > > In Prasnamarga it is said that " if a person with true > > > > > inquisitiveness is approaching an astrologer, then the > > astrologer > > > > > should tell him about problem he is facing and should suggest > > the > > > > > appropriate solution " . But how? > > > > > How should we (astrologers) know, what the qurent is > > thinking > > > > > about, if he is presenting the query by himself? In places > > like > > > > > Kerala, usually a person approaches an astrologer and just > > > > says : " I > > > > > want to cast a prasna. " !!!! And it becomes the > responsibility > > of > > > > the > > > > > astrologer to decipher: > > > > > 1) What the prasna is about? > > > > > 2) What is the possible solution for the problem faced by > > the > > > > > qurent? > > > > > Yes. It is real challenge!! A challenge towards the > > capability > > > of > > > > > the astrologer, and also about the accuracy of horary > > astrology!! > > > > How > > > > > the learned astrologers solve this situation? Do you want to > > > know? > > > > > Then read on - > > > > > There are 2 slokas (good and authentic) that help the > > > traditional > > > > > astrologer to predict what the qurent is thinking about or > > what > > > > the > > > > > query is about. One of them is from Prasnamarga and the other > > is > > > > from > > > > > Varaha Hora. In this mail I will explain the first one - the > > one > > > > from > > > > > Prasnamarga. The sloka is like this : > > > > > " Aprishtatha prishtatho va jinchasyoresya kasyachil > > > > > Hora Kendra Trikonebhya Subhasubha Phalam Vadeth " > > > > > Actually this sloka is not of Prasnamarga, but of Vasishta > > > Hora. > > > > > The author of Prasnamarga has just quoted (included) this > > sloka > > > > from > > > > > Vasishta Hora as evident from the next sloka - > > > > > " Vasita vachanadasmath......... " Meaning, Since Rishi > > Vasishta > > > > said > > > > > this and also me (author of Prasnamarga)..... > > > > > Yes, since Rishi Vasishta told this secret and author of > > > > Prasnamarga > > > > > (Edakkad Nambootiri) supported it, the sloka gets double > > > > > authenticity!! > > > > > What is the meaning of that sloka? Let me quote it again: > > > > > " Aprishtatha prishtatho va jinchasyoresya kasyachil > > > > > Hora Kendra Trikonebhya Subhasubha Phalam Vadeth " > > > > > Meaning, If somebody approaches the astrologer with > > curiosity, > > > > even > > > > > if he asks or not, the astrologer should give predictions to > > him, > > > > > BASED ON HORA, KENDRA AND TRIKONA. > > > > > Yes, it seems to be simple, and it seems that there is no > > > secret > > > > > hiding behind. NO! It is not like that! There is lot to > > explain a > > > > > SECRET behind, as is known to all traditional astrologers. > > > > > What is that? > > > > > The advice by Vasishta is that prediction should be based > > > > on " Hora > > > > > Kendra Trikonebhya " . > > > > > What is " Hora " ? " Horeti legnam Bhavanasyachardham " (Varaha > > > hora) - > > > > > > > > > Meaning, Hora is the name for Lega (Asc) or Half of a sign. > > For > > > > our > > > > > above sloka, the meaning Hora=Lagna is the apt one. There for > > in > > > > > essence it means, if there is any planet in the Lagna, then > > the > > > > > qurent is seeking answer to the things indicated by that > > > placement > > > > of > > > > > that particular planet! > > > > > If there is no planet in Lagna, then what to do? Read on the > > > > sloka- > > > > > " Hora -> Kendra-> " > > > > > Yes, if there is no planet in Lagna, then look for the > > placement > > > > of > > > > > planets in Kendra. Kendra means 4th 7th and 10th Houses/Signs > > > from > > > > > Lagna. Now the question is where to look? In 4th, in 7th or > in > > > > 10th. > > > > > The traditional answer to this question is first in 10th. > Why? > > > > > Because if you look in Laghu parasari, you will see the > > > > > statement " Pradabala Utharotharam " , Meaning for Kendras the > > > > strength > > > > > increases in the order 4th->7th->10th. That means 7th is > > stronger > > > > > Kendra than 4th, and 10th is stronger Kendra than 7th. > > > Indications > > > > > the strength order 10>7>4. > > > > > So look at the 10th house first. If there is no planet in > > > Lagna, > > > > > then if there is a planet in 10th house, then the query is > > > related > > > > to > > > > > that placement! If there is no planet in 10th as well, then > > look > > > > in > > > > > 7th to see whether there is any planet in it, if not look in > > 4th. > > > > > Now what to do if there is no planet in Lagna as well as > > 10th, > > > > 7th > > > > > and 4th? > > > > > Look what the sloka says? > > > > > " Hora -> Kendra->Trikonebhya " > > > > > Yes, if there is no planet in Kendra, we have to look for > the > > > > > placement of planet in Trikona, meaning 5th and 9th. Now, > here > > > > also > > > > > where to look? In 5th or 9th. The statement " Prabala > > > Utharotharam " > > > > > applies here as well. That means 9th is stronger trikona than > > 5th > > > > and > > > > > so we have to look for the placement of any planet in 9th > > first! > > > > Now > > > > > you can say that, if there is no planet in Lagna and Kendra > > (10-7- > > > > 4) > > > > > then look for planets in 9th or 5th. If there is a planet in > > 9th > > > > then > > > > > the prasna is related to that. If 9th is vacant and if there > > is a > > > > > planet in 5th then the prasna is related to that. > > > > > If there is no planets in Lagna, Kendra and Trikona, then > > what > > > to > > > > > do? Then there is no point in that prasna, since the > person > > is > > > > in > > > > > an utterly problematic unsolvable situation, and even the > > > guidance > > > > by > > > > > the astrologer would be of no use to him. But still, there > > > also > > > > > you can look for the bad placement of Lagna lord first. > > > > > I think at least for some the method is clear by now. > > Somebody > > > > can > > > > > come forward with examples, to check how much it becomes true > > in > > > > his > > > > > own experience. > > > > > Of course, the secret is not complete. There exists 1 more > > > method > > > > > (as told earlier, from Varaha Hora) that is used for the same > > > > purpose > > > > > (i.e. Locating the underlying problem that caused the qurent > > to > > > > > approach the astrologer). The learned astrologers use this > > method > > > > > (the method described earlier), and the one given in Varaha > > hora > > > > > together, and considering the indications supplied by both of > > > them > > > > > come to a conclusion. > > > > > I will explain the other method in another mail. Till then, > > let > > > > us > > > > > experiment with this method. > > > > > Love, > > > > > Sreenadh > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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