Sidereal Taurus

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Hi Everyone,

 

It's been quiet here for several days, so I'll try to add a little life by

suggesting an approach to the logic of sidereal Taurus. If anyone can shoot

down the theories and examples in this article, I welcome your comments on

this list. Please see:

 

http://users.snowcrest.net/sunrise/LostZodiac.htm

 

Click on TAURUS.

 

Sincerely,

Therese

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Hi Therese,

 

I have just started to study Jyotish and I must say that your

website is an excellent introduction to Jyotish! Thanks for sharing

this.

 

Anne

 

 

, Therese Hamilton

<eastwest@s...> wrote:

> Hi Everyone,

>

> For anyone interested in the logic of sidereal Taurus, please

check out

> http://users.snowcrest.net/sunrise/LostZodiac.htm

>

> Click on TAURUS.

>

> I apologize for any small mistakes that may have crept into

articles on the

> site. I have nothing but total admiration for all those beautiful

web sites

> out there and all those wonderful graphics. It's all I can do to

try to get

> an article prepared in HTML format. I have several interesting

comments

> that have come in from readers if I can only get them prepared for

the web!

>

> Sincerely,

> Therese

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And I second it, as well as your contribution on the nodes Ivanov, cheers, Morganahagazussah <hagazussa wrote:

Hi Therese,I have just started to study Jyotish and I must say that your website is an excellent introduction to Jyotish! Thanks for sharing this.Anne , Therese Hamilton <eastwest@s...> wrote:> Hi Everyone,> > For anyone interested in the logic of sidereal Taurus, please check out> http://users.snowcrest.net/sunrise/LostZodiac.htm> > Click on TAURUS.> > I apologize for any small mistakes that may have crept into articles on the> site. I have nothing but total admiration for all those beautiful web sites> out there and all those wonderful graphics. It's all I can

do to try to get> an article prepared in HTML format. I have several interesting comments> that have come in from readers if I can only get them prepared for the web!> > Sincerely,> TheresePost your free ad now! Canada Personals

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Dear Therese,

Great web site!! And I love the info on the trigons...I think that is such an important thing to consider in a chart and often not given enough weight (well, at least in my personal experience with Jyotish). I look forward to reading more of your articles.

AnnieTherese Hamilton <eastwest wrote:

Hi Everyone, For anyone interested in the logic of sidereal Taurus, please check outhttp://users.snowcrest.net/sunrise/LostZodiac.htm Click on TAURUS. I apologize for any small mistakes that may have crept into articles on thesite. I have nothing but total admiration for all those beautiful web sitesout there and all those wonderful graphics. It's all I can do to try to getan article prepared in HTML format. I have several interesting commentsthat have come in from readers if I can only get them prepared for the web! Sincerely,Therese

 

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I third it. Therese's an old pro with Indian astr.

 

 

.... Bettina

 

morgana [aquatiger1950]Saturday, April 17, 2004 12:52 AM Subject: Re: Re: Sidereal Taurus

And I second it, as well as your contribution on the nodes Ivanov, cheers, Morganahagazussah <hagazussa wrote: Hi Therese,I have just started to study Jyotish and I must say that your website is an excellent introduction to Jyotish! Thanks for sharing this.Anne , Therese Hamilton <eastwest@s...> wrote:> Hi Everyone,> > For anyone interested in the logic of sidereal Taurus, please check out> http://users.snowcrest.net/sunrise/LostZodiac.htm> > Click on TAURUS.> > I apologize for any small mistakes that may have crept into articles on the> site. I have nothing but total admiration for all those beautiful web sites> out there and all those wonderful graphics. It's all I can do to try to get> an article prepared in HTML format. I have several interesting comments> that have come in from readers if I can only get them prepared for the web!> > Sincerely,> Therese

 

 

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At 06:41 AM 4/17/04 -0000, Anne wrote:

>Hi Therese,

>

>I have just started to study Jyotish and I must say that your

>website is an excellent introduction to Jyotish! Thanks for sharing

>this.

 

Thank you, Anne! Any comments you might want to make are welcome, pro or

con. I've always felt that the standard Jyotish textbook material on the

zodiac signs is either fairly bad, innaccurate or just not there. Since I

have a solid Tropical astrology background plus even more years working

with Jyotish, I thought I'd better do something about those sidereal signs!

I hope to get another article or two posted this weekend. (Keeping my

fingers crossed that there won't be any interruptions...)

 

Blessings,

Therese

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At 05:18 AM 4/17/04 -0700, Annie wrote:

 

Dear Therese,

Great web site!! And I love the info on the trigons...I think that is such

an important thing to consider in a chart and often not given enough weight

(well, at least in my personal experience with Jyotish). I look forward to

reading more of your articles.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

 

Thank you so much, Annie! Please feel free to print out the articles that

interst you. I'm sorry that my program has put some kind of location

information at the top of the pages when they're printed. I don't know how

to get rid of that locale line.

 

Please feel free to give your opinion, whether you agree or disagree with

concepts in the articles. I'm finding that the new names in astrology (as

are on this discussion list) are people who are much more open to

innovative ideas about the sidereal/Jyotish signs (meaning the sign

descriptions aren't in the standard books). But I've studied people and

thought about the Jyotish signs since...well sometime late in the 70s. I

was a Tropical astrologer for 10 years before that.

 

On one western sidereal site where I posted the Lost Zodiac link, a few

oldtimers have been very scornful. If not, they don't bother to check out

any of the articles (too busy, maybe...)

 

So thanks again!

Therese

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Dear Therese,

How wonderful that you've been at this for so many years - I look forward to learning from your ideas on this list and on your site! Its a shame that you had to face scornful comments. I am a big believer in keeping an open mind. Its one of the reason's I like Mark's ideas for this list so much...an evolutionary approach to astrology and combining the best of the east and west. I always think of Jyotish's definition as 'the science of light'....and the fact that light is always moving, is fluid and illuminating new areas, new potential....not static, stagnant, closed off in dark rigidity. I know one Jyotishi who calls himself a "Ketu" style astrologer, i.e., always learning, going deeper, going with the flow, willing to change. Love that. And Mark's mention in his transit report today of Moon in Pisces had me thinking about Pisces as the final house of the zodiac and its being about fluidity, expansiveness and

imagination - the all encompassing ocean at the end of the journey. Again, not rigid, not static. Hmm...laughing at myself...obviously I'm in a philosophic Piscean mood today! :-)

I only have Robert Hand's book on Planets in Transit (and confess to only having skimmed it) as I don't really do western astrology, but your positive mention of his book on symbols in the article on the Sun and Moon has inspired me to go looking for it on the web this afternoon.

AnnieTherese Hamilton <eastwest wrote:

At 05:18 AM 4/17/04 -0700, Annie wrote:Dear Therese,Great web site!! And I love the info on the trigons...I think that is suchan important thing to consider in a chart and often not given enough weight(well, at least in my personal experience with Jyotish). I look forward toreading more of your articles.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Thank you so much, Annie! Please feel free to print out the articles thatinterst you. I'm sorry that my program has put some kind of locationinformation at the top of the pages when they're printed. I don't know howto get rid of that locale line. Please feel free to give your opinion, whether you agree or disagree withconcepts in the articles. I'm finding that the new names in astrology (asare on

this discussion list) are people who are much more open toinnovative ideas about the sidereal/Jyotish signs (meaning the signdescriptions aren't in the standard books). But I've studied people andthought about the Jyotish signs since...well sometime late in the 70s. Iwas a Tropical astrologer for 10 years before that. On one western sidereal site where I posted the Lost Zodiac link, a fewoldtimers have been very scornful. If not, they don't bother to check outany of the articles (too busy, maybe...) So thanks again!Therese

 

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Hi Therese,

 

Thanks again! I should pay you for providing free and very clear

Jyotish lessons ;-)

 

Anne

 

 

, Therese Hamilton

<eastwest@s...> wrote:

> At 06:41 AM 4/17/04 -0000, Anne wrote:

> >Hi Therese,

> >

> >I have just started to study Jyotish and I must say that your

> >website is an excellent introduction to Jyotish! Thanks for

sharing

> >this.

>

> Thank you, Anne! Any comments you might want to make are welcome,

pro or

> con. I've always felt that the standard Jyotish textbook material

on the

> zodiac signs is either fairly bad, innaccurate or just not there.

Since I

> have a solid Tropical astrology background plus even more years

working

> with Jyotish, I thought I'd better do something about those

sidereal signs!

> I hope to get another article or two posted this weekend. (Keeping

my

> fingers crossed that there won't be any interruptions...)

>

> Blessings,

> Therese

[Guest guest]

At 06:36 AM 4/18/04 -0000, Anne wrote:

>Hi Therese,

>

>Thanks again! I should pay you for providing free and very clear

>Jyotish lessons ;-)

 

Hi Anne,

 

You are paying me! It's payment enough knowing that you and a few others

actually read the articles. Encouragement and appreciation are worth a lot

more than dollars and cents!

 

I have some old Jyotish lessons I'd like to give to anyone who's

interested, so when I can get them together, I'll post a message here. I

had a correspondence course before the flood of Jyotish books came out in

the west. James Braha's book was the first in 1986. I can hardly believe it

was that long ago. I had the book partly finished that he wrote! But I

wasn't going to include all the traditional negatives from India.

 

Therese

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Hi Therese, I am a beginner with Jyotish and would appreciate your lessons and of course any info you wish to post. I also am enjoying your input and saving the info in my quest to learn more, and more, and more.... warm wishes, MorganaTherese Hamilton <eastwest wrote:

At 06:36 AM 4/18/04 -0000, Anne wrote:>Hi Therese,>>Thanks again! I should pay you for providing free and very clear >Jyotish lessons ;-) Hi Anne, You are paying me! It's payment enough knowing that you and a few othersactually read the articles. Encouragement and appreciation are worth a lotmore than dollars and cents! I have some old Jyotish lessons I'd like to give to anyone who'sinterested, so when I can get them together, I'll post a message here. Ihad a correspondence course before the flood of Jyotish books came out inthe west. James Braha's book was the first in 1986. I can hardly believe itwas that long ago. I had the book partly finished that he wrote! But Iwasn't going to include all the traditional

negatives from India. TheresePost your free ad now! Canada Personals