Mula star kundalini and ophiuchus

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Dear Francois,

 

In this case it is interesting to examine the cross connections between the

constellations in Greek terms with the Indian ones:

 

The constellation Ophiuchus is the snake bearer, the snake is also a symbol

of the spine, (according to the Rosicrucians by the way) Ophiuchus

represents the medical field, poisons by the snake that can also be useful,

if assembled crrectly as a medicine to actually cure, so poison and medicine

come very close ;-)

In a certain way kundalini also represents health-balance, right?

 

Greetings,

 

Anne

 

 

 

 

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Wednesday, December 22, 2004 4:13 PM

Digest Number 984

 

 

 

 

There are 7 messages in this issue.

 

Topics in this digest:

 

1. Re: New Moon in Pisces/Eclipse

Bert Fannin <bwfannin

2. Re: New Moon in Pisces/Eclipse

Steven Stuckey <shastrakara

3. Attack in Mosul

Steven Stuckey <shastrakara

4. Re: Unavailing a New Tool

" Francois Carriere " <alchocoden

5. Lambda Scorpii and ayanamsha

" alchocoden " <alchocoden

6. Re: New Moon in Pisces/Eclipse

Ron Day <ron

7. Re: New Moon in Pisces/Eclipse

Christopher Kevill <ckevill

 

 

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Message: 1

Tue, 21 Dec 2004 09:05:49 -0800

Bert Fannin <bwfannin

Re: New Moon in Pisces/Eclipse

 

 

 

>> The next New Moon in Pisces occurs on April 8, 2005. Indian

>> astrologers use this New Moon as an indicator for the year.

 

Why do the Indians use the New Moon in Pisces? Why not Capricorn or

Aries? or any of the signs?

 

Bert Fannin

 

 

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Message: 2

Tue, 21 Dec 2004 10:25:37 -0800

Steven Stuckey <shastrakara

Re: New Moon in Pisces/Eclipse

 

 

 

Bert Fannin wrote

 

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> Why do the Indians use the New Moon in Pisces? Why not Capricorn

> or

> Aries? or any of the signs?

 

Hi Bert,

 

Good question--and one I found myself asking a number of Indian

astrologers over several years with no really good answer forthcoming.

As far as I know, there is no mention of this chart in any Indian

classical text (at least I've never seen it or had anyone knowledgeable

in these texts point it out).

 

I had the simple realization one day that this chart must be a throwback

to the First Nissan Moon and is usually the closest New Moon to the

vernal equinox.

 

Since there is no mention anywhere of a New Moon in Aries or Taurus, it

seems obvious this idea arose during the time the equinox was occurring

in Pisces.

 

It doesn't always happen that the New Moon closest to the equinox occurs

in Pisces, as is the case with this one. The closest one occurs on March

10, 2005 in Aquarius.

 

I would think that understanding the origins of this chart would be

important for its survival. Will Indians still be calculating the New

Moon in Pisces when the equinox occurs in Aquarius?

 

I may have to reincarnate just to find out.....

 

 

Best,

 

Steve