Guest guest Posted April 26, 2007 Report Share Posted April 26, 2007 Dear Varun Ji From what I have gathered from across forums - if you float an item in a river you move this planet to the 4th house, if you throw an item in a deserted place you move the planet to the 12th house and if you throw an item in a dirty drain you move it to the 8th house - can you confirm the validity of this and also can you elaborate on how to move planets to the other houses e.g what would be required to move a planet to say the first or second house ? Eagerly awaiting your reply. Regards Sorabh Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 27, 2007 Report Share Posted April 27, 2007 Dear Sorabh ji, Planets can not be moved at will. You can not move a planet any where you like. A planet can be moved only along the line of sight { drishti puth }. Unless there is a path already laid down you can not move a planet. Summarizing, planets can be moved or shifted only along the laid down path, in other words to a house under its aspect. Immersing a karak vastu of a planet in flowing water does not mean that you have shifted it to the 4th house. The immersing means handing over the planet to Mother Moon { water } where it is assumed that the planet will refrain from its evil designs. Once in the arms of a mother a planet is supposed to behave. This primarily means distancing the influence of a planet from you. Any planet can be distanced; it doesn’t need a drishti puth. Similarly, burying a karak vastu of a planet in a barren place means that the planet has been destroyed for that year. Once again any planet can be destroyed and doesn’t need a laid down path. It does not mean that the planet has been moved to a particular house. But offering a karak vastu at any temple means that the particular planet has been sent to the “ Ishwar sharan††" shelter of the God. Once again it is believed that the planet swears to refrain from evil designs in the presence of the God. A planet can be moved to a temple { 2nd house } only if there is a path already laid down. Every planet can not be moved to a temple. With regards, Varun Trivedi , " mrsorabhsharma " <mrsorabhsharma wrote: > > Dear Varun Ji > > From what I have gathered from across forums - if you float an item in > a river you move this planet to the 4th house, if you throw an item in > a deserted place you move the planet to the 12th house and if you > throw an item in a dirty drain you move it to the 8th house - can you > confirm the validity of this and also can you elaborate on how to move > planets to the other houses e.g what would be required to move a > planet to say the first or second house ? > > Eagerly awaiting your reply. > Regards > Sorabh > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 27, 2007 Report Share Posted April 27, 2007  Dear Sir, Please, clear my doupts. If a planet is given to His Mother Moon, then whould it not just become benefic?How can we say that giving a planet to His Mother's Arms is the same is removing its effects? Maybe , it means removing only its bad effects? If it is the same to removing all its effects, it is the same as burrying in effect ,right? Also, about offering a planet to a temple. In this way a planet becomes benefic ,right? But, its effects also be shown through the second house?The benefits from its inital house will be lost? Also, how could one move a planet to the fourth house?Regards, Dionisis - varun_trvd Friday, April 27, 2007 8:01 AM Lal Kitab Discussion Group Re: Moving Planets Dear Sorabh ji,Planets can not be moved at will. You can not move a planet any where you like. A planet can be moved only along the line of sight { drishti puth }. Unless there is a path already laid down you can not move a planet. Summarizing, planets can be moved or shifted only along the laid down path, in other words to a house under its aspect. Immersing a karak vastu of a planet in flowing water does not mean that you have shifted it to the 4th house. The immersing means handing over the planet to Mother Moon { water } where it is assumed that the planet will refrain from its evil designs. Once in the arms of a mother a planet is supposed to behave. This primarily means distancing the influence of a planet from you. Any planet can be distanced; it doesn’t need a drishti puth. Similarly, burying a karak vastu of a planet in a barren place means that the planet has been destroyed for that year. Once again any planet can be destroyed and doesn’t need a laid down path. It does not mean that the planet has been moved to a particular house.But offering a karak vastu at any temple means that the particular planet has been sent to the “ Ishwar sharan†â€" shelter of the God. Once again it is believed that the planet swears to refrain from evil designs in the presence of the God. A planet can be moved to a temple { 2nd house } only if there is a path already laid down. Every planet can not be moved to a temple.With regards,Varun Trivedi , "mrsorabhsharma" <mrsorabhsharma wrote:>> Dear Varun Ji> > From what I have gathered from across forums - if you float an item in > a river you move this planet to the 4th house, if you throw an item in > a deserted place you move the planet to the 12th house and if you > throw an item in a dirty drain you move it to the 8th house - can you > confirm the validity of this and also can you elaborate on how to move > planets to the other houses e.g what would be required to move a > planet to say the first or second house ? > > Eagerly awaiting your reply.> Regards> Sorabh> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 27, 2007 Report Share Posted April 27, 2007 Thank you varun Ji - Once again you have provided an excellent explanation. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 27, 2007 Report Share Posted April 27, 2007 Dear Dennis ji, Gifting a karak object of a planet in a temple { shelter of God } or immersing it in flowing water { handing it over to the Moon the mother of planets } results in “ grah nek asar de ya na de lekin manda asar nahi dega†… the planet may or may not give benefic result but it will not give malefic results. That means there is always a possibility, but not a certainty, that it might give benefic results. But what is certain is that it will refrain from giving malefic results. Where as burying a karak object of a planet makes it certain that it will not give any results, good or bad. After gifting at a temple or immersing in flowing water there is always a possibility of retrieving a planet if necessary, where as after burying even that possibility is ruled out. Now if a karak object of a planet is gifted in a temple, would it start giving the results as if it is placed in the 2nd house ? No. Because the purpose or the ‘sankalp’ was not to place it in the 2nd house. The purpose was to place it under the shelter of God {bhagwan sharan} and to make it swear that it will stop being malefic. Similarly, the karak object of a planet immersed does not start giving the results of the 4th house. Again the purpose was to hand it over to the care of the mother so that it stops being troublesome. A planet can be established in the 4th house, or for that matter any house, only if there is a line of sight { drishti puth } to that house. Regards, Chandra Prakash , " Dennis " <mprgrandmaster wrote: > > Dear Sir, > Please, clear my doupts. > If a planet is given to His Mother Moon, then whould it not just become benefic?How can we say that giving a planet to His Mother's Arms is the same is removing its effects? Maybe , it means removing only its bad effects? If it is the same to removing all its effects, it is the same as burrying in effect ,right? > Also, about offering a planet to a temple. In this way a planet becomes benefic ,right? But, its effects also be shown through the second house?The benefits from its inital house will be lost? > Also, how could one move a planet to the fourth house? > Regards, > Dionisis > > - > varun_trvd > > Friday, April 27, 2007 8:01 AM > Lal Kitab Discussion Group Re: Moving Planets > > > Dear Sorabh ji, > > Planets can not be moved at will. You can not move a planet any > where you like. A planet can be moved only along the line of sight { > drishti puth }. Unless there is a path already laid down you can not > move a planet. Summarizing, planets can be moved or shifted only > along the laid down path, in other words to a house under its > aspect. > > Immersing a karak vastu of a planet in flowing water does not mean > that you have shifted it to the 4th house. The immersing means > handing over the planet to Mother Moon { water } where it is assumed > that the planet will refrain from its evil designs. Once in the arms > of a mother a planet is supposed to behave. This primarily means > distancing the influence of a planet from you. Any planet can be > distanced; it doesn’t need a drishti puth. > > Similarly, burying a karak vastu of a planet in a barren place > means that the planet has been destroyed for that year. Once again > any planet can be destroyed and doesn’t need a laid down path. It > does not mean that the planet has been moved to a particular house. > > But offering a karak vastu at any temple means that the particular > planet has been sent to the  " Ishwar sharan††" shelter of the God. > Once again it is believed that the planet swears to refrain from > evil designs in the presence of the God. A planet can be moved to a > temple { 2nd house } only if there is a path already laid down. > Every planet can not be moved to a temple. > > With regards, > > Varun Trivedi > > , " mrsorabhsharma " > <mrsorabhsharma@> wrote: > > > > Dear Varun Ji > > > > From what I have gathered from across forums - if you float an > item in > > a river you move this planet to the 4th house, if you throw an > item in > > a deserted place you move the planet to the 12th house and if you > > throw an item in a dirty drain you move it to the 8th house - can > you > > confirm the validity of this and also can you elaborate on how to > move > > planets to the other houses e.g what would be required to move a > > planet to say the first or second house ? > > > > Eagerly awaiting your reply. > > Regards > > Sorabh > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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