How important is the avastha of a planet...?

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I have read abt the avasthas of planets accdg to their age, vriddha,

yuva and so on.

 

But not once have i seen it being used in prediction / analysis of

charts. I have listened to both traditional village astrologers who

without having any sophisticated techniques like SJC people do, still

manage to get some startlinlgy accurate predictions.

 

I have also heard PVRji's class files. He too has not mentioned the

use of any type of planetary strength, leave alone the avasthas, in

his first 40 classes, which is what I have heard upto, till date.

 

Can anyone here give a beginner like me, what is the use of planetary

strengths and avasthas in actual predictions...?

 

No body seems to be using them, like I have said earlier.

[Guest guest]

Dear Mr. Jaydoc_paed ji,

 

We do not what SJC teaches in their classes, for we have NO connections

with them. Planetary avastas are important for it indicates the

strength of the planet. All this minor factors are considered in

shadbal calculations. The strength of the planet gives an estimate of

what you can expect from him during his dasha periods.

 

In this group, there are NO sophisticated techniques, but plain methods

as defined in the rishi ascribed classics. There are NO gurus or

seniors who can boss you in this group, so long you do not mix the

systems and follow minor etiquette related policies in the group.

 

With regards,

 

Sreeram_Srinivas

 

, " jaydoc_paed "

<jaydoc_paed wrote:

>

> I have read abt the avasthas of planets accdg to their age, vriddha,

> yuva and so on.

>

> But not once have i seen it being used in prediction / analysis of

> charts. I have listened to both traditional village astrologers who

> without having any sophisticated techniques like SJC people do, still

> manage to get some startlinlgy accurate predictions.

>

> I have also heard PVRji's class files. He too has not mentioned the

> use of any type of planetary strength, leave alone the avasthas, in

> his first 40 classes, which is what I have heard upto, till date.

>

> Can anyone here give a beginner like me, what is the use of planetary

> strengths and avasthas in actual predictions...?

>

> No body seems to be using them, like I have said earlier.

>

[Guest guest]

Yes, you are right. This is my personal experience too; as an example - when I was 32 to 35 years old, I saw best time in career as well as marital bliss since Mercury matures then and it is my 7th and 10th lord. During this time period, I was in Saturn dasha and Mars antardasha followed by Rahu antardasha and nobody in their prediction concentrated on the maturing of Mercury at that age and giving me it's results then.... Here is some information I found useful: AGE WHEN PLANETS GIVE THEIR FULL EFFECTSJupiter Matures at 15 - 20 years of age (peak 16)Sun Matures at 22 years of ageMoon Matures at 24 years of ageVenus Matures 25 - 27 years of age (peak 25)Mars Matures at 28 - 31 years of age (peak 28)Mercury Matures at 32 - 35 years of age (peak 32)Saturn Matures at 36 - 39 years of age (peak 36)Rahu Matures at 42 - 47 years of age (peak 42)Ketu Matures at 48 - 54 years of age

(peak 48)Jupiter's maturity age (15th birthday) 16th year, will often give some special opportunities, wealth, or higher learning (Jupiter's natural significations) and whatever else it indicates in the chart.Sun's maturity age (21st birthday) 22nd year, will bring out the person's underlying tendencies to the fore, and if well placed is an important time for professional advancement, along with whatever else Sun indicates in the chart. Moon's maturity age (23rd birthday) 24th year, will show some psychological maturity. Whatever else the Moon indicates in the chart will come to the fore.From one's 24th birthday (25th year) Venus will mature. As a natural significator of love a person will generally expect some romance even marriage in their life, if supported by the main horoscope. Venus will also give the effects of its chart placement.Mars maturity age (27th birthday) 28th year, will see a person developing more initiative and

independence in their life. Mars will also give the effects of its chart placement.Mercury's maturity age (31st birthday) 32nd year, will see more intellectual development and important communication activities taking place. Mercury will also give the effects of its chart placement.Saturn's maturity age (35th birthday) 36th year, can usher in important changes. A person may experience some form of upheaval or find more security and stability in their life. Whatever a person has been working hard towards in the house that Saturn occupies, will give its full results at this age.Rahu's maturity age (41st birthday ) 42nd year, can make one more focused on the opportunities for growth that Rahu signifies in the chart. Ketu's maturity age (47th birthday) 48th year, is an important time for introspection and reflection on how one has developed up till now in their lives. It can be an important spiritual turning point.If a planet is

afflicted in a chart, when it reaches maturity the full negative potential of that planet will be able to manifest.As an example, if Saturn were badly placed in the 4th house of a horoscope, at the age of 36 a person will have some kind of emotional crisis or difficulties with property matters. Saturn is sure to show its more negative inherent traits such as obstacles, delays, miserliness, over attachment and poverty. If this Saturn were also ruler of the 5th and 6th house it will show obstructions in love affairs, creativity, children (5th house) and problems with debts, enemies and health (6th house).On the other hand if Saturn is a strong benefic or yogakaraka then one may see a sudden rise in fortune at the age of 36. Source: http://www.geocities.com/radiolondon_theheadroom/1.html jaydoc_paed <jaydoc_paed wrote: I have read abt the avasthas of planets accdg to their age, vriddha,yuva and so on.But not once have i seen it being used in prediction / analysis ofcharts. I have listened to both traditional village astrologers whowithout having any sophisticated techniques like SJC people do, stillmanage to get some startlinlgy accurate predictions. I have also heard PVRji's class files. He too has not mentioned theuse of any type of planetary strength, leave alone the avasthas, inhis first 40 classes, which is what I have heard upto, till

date.Can anyone here give a beginner like me, what is the use of planetarystrengths and avasthas in actual predictions...? No body seems to be using them, like I have said earlier.

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[Guest guest]

Dear Nadi Research,

 

Dear Nadi Researcher, kindly let know your good name.

 

We do not understand what do you mean by planet's maturity. Do you

mean to say that Jupiter is over matured & toxic after the said peak

periods ?? i.e. do you believe in planets expiry period ??

 

What is the basis of this Copy & Paste ?? How do you apply it on a

horoscope. Note we are following a conventional astrology in this group

and hence would prefer your explanation on those parameters.

 

With regards,

 

Sreeram_Srinivas

[Guest guest]

Dear Nadi Research, You wrote: "As an example, if Saturn were badly placed in the 4th house of a horoscope, at the age of 36 a person will have some kind of emotional crisis or difficulties with property matters. Saturn is sure to show its more negative inherent traits such as obstacles, delays, miserliness, over attachment and poverty." I have Saturn in the 4th house. Contrary to what is stated above, I just was able to build my own house at the age of 35-36 and there was no emotional crisis. None of the other statements are also true in my case. It may not be a good idea to put so much emphasis on the placement of a single planet without having the perspective of the entire chart. Regards, Krishna

[Guest guest]

Dear Friends, Avasthas of planets are of different categories. Kindly study chapter 45 of BPHS , WHICH deals this subject with considerable depth. When a planet is placed in a house/sign, it gives indications of resources of different magnitude provided by it. this is judged by its Awastha(s) ,strength and yogas. Regards,

[Guest guest]

Dear Sir,

If Saturn is yoga karaka in the horoscope its placement even in the house not associated with its beneficial presence/aspect will do well as seems to be the case here.

 

Thanks & Regards.

 

Chiranjiv Mehta.--- On Mon, 31/3/08, Krishnamurthy Seetharama <krishna_1998 wrote:

Krishnamurthy Seetharama <krishna_1998Re: Re: How important is the avastha of a planet...? Date: Monday, 31 March, 2008, 11:24 AM

 

 

 

Dear Nadi Research,

 

You wrote:

 

"As an example, if Saturn were badly placed in the 4th house of a horoscope, at the age of 36 a person will have some kind of emotional crisis or difficulties with property matters. Saturn is sure to show its more negative inherent traits such as obstacles, delays, miserliness, over attachment and poverty."

 

I have Saturn in the 4th house. Contrary to what is stated above, I just was able to build my own house at the age of 35-36 and there was no emotional crisis. None of the other statements are also true in my case.

 

It may not be a good idea to put so much emphasis on the placement of a single planet without having the perspective of the entire chart.

 

Regards,

Krishna

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Dear Members,

 

I do not know about 'Nadi Jyothisham' but the author of "Jataka Saraswathi' mentioned about Ages, Avasthas and also "Graha Samayamamulu"that is at the time of birth what each planet was doing. There are 27 positions, 10 Avasthaas The ages of planets are:- Mars,Baalakudu, Venus boy of 16 yrs, Jupitor 30 years, Mercury Kaumara, Ravi 50 Yrs, Saturn, Rahu and Kethu are of 100 Yrs Nothing was mentioned about Moon.

 

Thanks Regards,

Chandramouliswer.G

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Dear Sir, Good now. We have started looking at other factors in the chart now. Mine is Leo lagna. Saturn is the lord of 6th and 7th. Satrun is not yogakaraka. What else to look for? Regards, Krishna chiranjiv mehta <vchiranjiv wrote: Dear Sir, If Saturn is yoga karaka in the horoscope its placement even

in the house not associated with its beneficial presence/aspect will do well as seems to be the case here. Thanks & Regards. Chiranjiv Mehta.--- On Mon, 31/3/08, Krishnamurthy Seetharama <krishna_1998 > wrote: Krishnamurthy Seetharama <krishna_1998 (AT) (DOT) .com>Re: Re: How important is the avastha of a planet...? Date: Monday, 31 March, 2008, 11:24 AM Dear Nadi Research, You wrote: "As an example, if Saturn were badly placed in the 4th

house of a horoscope, at the age of 36 a person will have some kind of emotional crisis or difficulties with property matters. Saturn is sure to show its more negative inherent traits such as obstacles, delays, miserliness, over attachment and poverty." I have Saturn in the 4th house. Contrary to what is stated above, I just was able to build my own house at the age of 35-36 and there was no emotional crisis. None of the other statements are also true in my case. It may not be a good idea to put so much emphasis on the placement of a single planet without having the perspective of the entire chart. Regards, Krishna Get the freedom to save as many mails as you wish. Click here to know how.

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Dear Sir,

Saturn's presence (along with that of Jupiter) is required for anything significant to take place. Here it may have helped create conditions for a new place of residence as it is lord of the 4th from the 4th i.e. 7th. ( bhavat bhav ?)

A new house also means "Sthalantara" change of place however big/ small the distance may be from one's native place. Remember- a new house "born" means "end" of the old house.

Transit may have affected other aspects- mother's health, Chest congestions etc.

The extent of effect of transit depends on various other factors. But effect is surely there.

 

Thanks & Regards.

 

Chiranjiv Mehta.

[Guest guest]

Dear Ghatti Chandra Mouliswer ji, I think we are are confusing the DIFFERENT (but some what similar) concepts of 1) Planetary Avestas and 2) Age indicated by various planets (Nisargika Dasa periods). This is definitely erroneous. Hope this helps.Love and regards,Sreenadh

<Ghatti Chandra Mouliswer wrote....>Re: How important is the avastha of a planet...? Dear Members,

I do not know about 'Nadi Jyothisham' but the author of "Jataka Saraswathi' mentioned about Ages, Avasthas and also "Graha Samayamamulu"that is at the time of birth what each planet was doing. There are 27 positions, 10 Avasthaas The ages of planets are:- Mars,Baalakudu, Venus boy of 16 yrs, Jupitor 30 years, Mercury Kaumara, Ravi 50 Yrs, Saturn, Rahu and Kethu are of 100 Yrs Nothing was mentioned about Moon.

 

Thanks Regards,

Chandramouliswer.G