Guest guest Posted June 6, 2007 Report Share Posted June 6, 2007 Dear Swamy, I also recall seeing a similar mail (could have been this one) then when I looked for it, I couldn't find it? Will take a look a little later... Best Wishes, Mrs. Wendy http://JyotishVidya.com jyotish-vidya ___ - " muthukumaraswamydesigar " <muthukumaraswamydesigar <jyotish-vidya > Wednesday, June 06, 2007 7:43 PM Caesarean section for medical reasons - data Dear List, I received a mail asking data of a mother and a child (caesarean born for medical reasons) to see how the dasha and transit show the sufferings of a mother. I inadvertently deleted that mail. Perhaps that could be from one of the members of this list since this subject was discussed in this list recently. Mother DOB 6th May 1970 POB Gurgaon, (India) 77 E 02, 28 N 28 TOB 1710 hours Male Child DOB 14th October 1994 POB New Delhi (India) 77 E 12, 28 N 36 TOB 1257 hours Interested members can see how in mother's chart the difficulty in conception and the sufferings at the time of delivery is indicated. Analyze the chart of the mother and the transit (the chart of child) collectively which would clearly indicate what the mother should under go. Then analyze the birth chart of the child individually that clearly shows the promise that the mother has to suffer surgical wounds and sufferings. Swamy. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 6, 2007 Report Share Posted June 6, 2007 Dear Swamy, Just a quick look for now, if I may. Yes, as you say, the mother's chart confirms the surgical intervention (caesarean section). Her dasa at the time was RA-JU-VE-(ME?). Most immediate observation, of course, is the aspect of transit 8th lord Mars (surgeon's knife) on bhukti lord Jupiter etc, etc.. Hope to see some input from other members also :-) Best Wishes, Mrs. Wendy http://JyotishVidya.com jyotish-vidya ___ - " muthukumaraswamydesigar " <muthukumaraswamydesigar <jyotish-vidya > Wednesday, June 06, 2007 7:43 PM Caesarean section for medical reasons - data Dear List, I received a mail asking data of a mother and a child (caesarean born for medical reasons) to see how the dasha and transit show the sufferings of a mother. I inadvertently deleted that mail. Perhaps that could be from one of the members of this list since this subject was discussed in this list recently. Mother DOB 6th May 1970 POB Gurgaon, (India) 77 E 02, 28 N 28 TOB 1710 hours Male Child DOB 14th October 1994 POB New Delhi (India) 77 E 12, 28 N 36 TOB 1257 hours Interested members can see how in mother's chart the difficulty in conception and the sufferings at the time of delivery is indicated. Analyze the chart of the mother and the transit (the chart of child) collectively which would clearly indicate what the mother should under go. Then analyze the birth chart of the child individually that clearly shows the promise that the mother has to suffer surgical wounds and sufferings. Swamy. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 6, 2007 Report Share Posted June 6, 2007 Dear Swamy, Just a quick look for now, if I may. Yes, as you say, the mother's chart confirms the surgical intervention (caesarean section). Her dasa at the time was RA-JU-VE-(ME?). Most immediate observation, of course, is the aspect of transit 8th lord Mars (surgeon's knife) on bhukti lord Jupiter etc, etc.. Hope to see some input from other members also :-) Best Wishes, Mrs. Wendy http://JyotishVidya.com jyotish-vidya ___ - " muthukumaraswamydesigar " <muthukumaraswamydesigar <jyotish-vidya > Wednesday, June 06, 2007 7:43 PM Caesarean section for medical reasons - data Dear List, I received a mail asking data of a mother and a child (caesarean born for medical reasons) to see how the dasha and transit show the sufferings of a mother. I inadvertently deleted that mail. Perhaps that could be from one of the members of this list since this subject was discussed in this list recently. Mother DOB 6th May 1970 POB Gurgaon, (India) 77 E 02, 28 N 28 TOB 1710 hours Male Child DOB 14th October 1994 POB New Delhi (India) 77 E 12, 28 N 36 TOB 1257 hours Interested members can see how in mother's chart the difficulty in conception and the sufferings at the time of delivery is indicated. Analyze the chart of the mother and the transit (the chart of child) collectively which would clearly indicate what the mother should under go. Then analyze the birth chart of the child individually that clearly shows the promise that the mother has to suffer surgical wounds and sufferings. Swamy. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 6, 2007 Report Share Posted June 6, 2007 Dear Wendy and Swamy, I have checked these two charts too. Just to add that even looking at the child's chart alone, who was doing the Mars dasa, Jupiter bukthi, one can see trouble for the mother as Mars sits on the 8th house, which is 5th (womb) from 4th (mother). This Mars is also in Cancer, sign of the Mother, where it is debilitated thus having a very bad influence on that house. Jupiter (4th lord) is the sign of the great enemy and the Moon (also mother and in this case a significator for 5th from 4th thus also representing the mother's womb) is in a maraka (killer) house, aspected by Mars although not so close at that time and this could make one guess that the day and night just before the caesarean must have been rather a difficult one for this mother. Perhaps the fact that the Moon in Capricorn is actually in the sign of a friend might have helped this mother through such a difficult and painful situation... Best wishes, Rui. On 06/06/07, Wendy Vasicek <jyotish wrote: > > Dear Swamy, > > Just a quick look for now, if I may. Yes, as you say, the mother's chart > confirms the surgical intervention (caesarean section). > > Her dasa at the time was RA-JU-VE-(ME?). Most immediate observation, of > course, is the aspect of transit 8th lord Mars (surgeon's knife) on bhukti > > lord Jupiter etc, etc.. > > Hope to see some input from other members also :-) > > > Best Wishes, > Mrs. Wendy > http://JyotishVidya.com > jyotish-vidya > ___ > > - > " muthukumaraswamydesigar " <muthukumaraswamydesigar<muthukumaraswamydesigar%40> > > > <jyotish-vidya <jyotish-vidya%40>> > Wednesday, June 06, 2007 7:43 PM > Caesarean section for medical reasons - data > > Dear List, > > I received a mail asking data of a mother and a child (caesarean born > for medical reasons) to see how the dasha and transit show the > sufferings of a mother. I inadvertently deleted that mail. Perhaps > that could be from one of the members of this list since this subject > was discussed in this list recently. > > Mother > > DOB 6th May 1970 > POB Gurgaon, (India) 77 E 02, 28 N 28 > TOB 1710 hours > > Male Child > > DOB 14th October 1994 > POB New Delhi (India) 77 E 12, 28 N 36 > TOB 1257 hours > > Interested members can see how in mother's chart the difficulty in > conception and the sufferings at the time of delivery is indicated. > Analyze the chart of the mother and the transit (the chart of child) > collectively which would clearly indicate what the mother should > under go. > > Then analyze the birth chart of the child individually that clearly > shows the promise that the mother has to suffer surgical wounds and > sufferings. > > Swamy. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 6, 2007 Report Share Posted June 6, 2007 - Hi All, I think this discussion that is going on is getting deviated a little, if I many say so. Are we looking at problems for mother /child or are we trying to find if the time of birth can be predetermined by us? If we are looking for problems for mother and or child then even in natural births the mother and child go through so many problems not necessarily only in the case of a C-section birth. Some elective C- sections give no problems at all, neither to the mother or to the child. Natural child births are also full of problems in many cases. My thinking is that the child struggles to come into this world much more in a natural birth than in a C- section. As far as astrology is concerned, it is the same for a natural as well as a c-section birth. Looking for answers in a childs chart is a futile effort. Yes one can look for a difficult as against a traumatic birth. Hope this does not annoy anyone, its only my personal view. Regards, Neena. Neena -- In jyotish-vidya , " muthukumaraswamydesigar " <muthukumaraswamydesigar wrote: > > Dear List, > > I received a mail asking data of a mother and a child (caesarean born > for medical reasons) to see how the dasha and transit show the > sufferings of a mother. I inadvertently deleted that mail. Perhaps > that could be from one of the members of this list since this subject > was discussed in this list recently. > > Mother > > DOB 6th May 1970 > POB Gurgaon, (India) 77 E 02, 28 N 28 > TOB 1710 hours > > Male Child > > DOB 14th October 1994 > POB New Delhi (India) 77 E 12, 28 N 36 > TOB 1257 hours > > > Interested members can see how in mother's chart the difficulty in > conception and the sufferings at the time of delivery is indicated. > Analyze the chart of the mother and the transit (the chart of child) > collectively which would clearly indicate what the mother should > under go. > > Then analyze the birth chart of the child individually that clearly > shows the promise that the mother has to suffer surgical wounds and > sufferings. > > Swamy. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 6, 2007 Report Share Posted June 6, 2007 Dear Neena Yes - very valid point. Members might have also observed that, for many natives - pregnancy period is difficult, but normal/smooth deliveries (and vice versa). regards / Prafulla Gang http://www.prafulla.net " Pain is inevitable; suffering is optional. " ************************************************ neenako Thu, 07 Jun 2007 03:46:09 -0000 jyotish-vidya Re: Caesarean section for medical reasons - data - Hi All, I think this discussion that is going on is getting deviated a little, if I many say so. Are we looking at problems for mother /child or are we trying to find if the time of birth can be predetermined by us? If we are looking for problems for mother and or child then even in natural births the mother and child go through so many problems not necessarily only in the case of a C-section birth. Some elective C- sections give no problems at all, neither to the mother or to the child. Natural child births are also full of problems in many cases. My thinking is that the child struggles to come into this world much more in a natural birth than in a C- section. As far as astrology is concerned, it is the same for a natural as well as a c-section birth. Looking for answers in a childs chart is a futile effort. Yes one can look for a difficult as against a traumatic birth. Hope this does not annoy anyone, its only my personal view. Regards, Neena. Neena -- In jyotish-vidya , " muthukumaraswamydesigar " <muthukumaraswamydesigar wrote: > > Dear List, > > I received a mail asking data of a mother and a child (caesarean born > for medical reasons) to see how the dasha and transit show the > sufferings of a mother. I inadvertently deleted that mail. Perhaps > that could be from one of the members of this list since this subject > was discussed in this list recently. > > Mother > > DOB 6th May 1970 > POB Gurgaon, (India) 77 E 02, 28 N 28 > TOB 1710 hours > > Male Child > > DOB 14th October 1994 > POB New Delhi (India) 77 E 12, 28 N 36 > TOB 1257 hours > > > Interested members can see how in mother's chart the difficulty in > conception and the sufferings at the time of delivery is indicated. > Analyze the chart of the mother and the transit (the chart of child) > collectively which would clearly indicate what the mother should > under go. > > Then analyze the birth chart of the child individually that clearly > shows the promise that the mother has to suffer surgical wounds and > sufferings. > > Swamy. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 6, 2007 Report Share Posted June 6, 2007 Dear Rui, Yes indeed, this can be seen (clearly) from many angles. Which takes us back to the original question of Narsing Raj that asked: ///Pl. confirm how far the astrology will give results on the children born with ceserian (operation) , since we can fix the best time of birth and can have delivery of baby as per our desired LAGNA ON ANY PARTICULAR GOOD TIME . Will the Astrology Birth chart will give all the results as per the Jyotish Shastra ??/// We can say most certainly that, no matter what the circumstances of birth, it will be in accord with the karma of mother and child. It should be clear that the decisions we make whilst (supposedly) exercising our 'free will', are, in effect, orchestrated by the navagrahas. If this were not so, the consequences of those decisions would not be reflected in the horoscope. Even decisions made by the medical staff (doctors) are in accord with the karma of those they are attending. We can only marvel at the all-encompassing nature of Natural Law expressed through the navagrahas... Best Wishes, Mrs. Wendy http://JyotishVidya.com jyotish-vidya ___ - " rupamede " <rupamede <jyotish-vidya > Thursday, June 07, 2007 1:28 AM Re: Caesarean section for medical reasons - data Dear Wendy and Swamy, I have checked these two charts too. Just to add that even looking at the child's chart alone, who was doing the Mars dasa, Jupiter bukthi, one can see trouble for the mother as Mars sits on the 8th house, which is 5th (womb) from 4th (mother). This Mars is also in Cancer, sign of the Mother, where it is debilitated thus having a very bad influence on that house. Jupiter (4th lord) is the sign of the great enemy and the Moon (also mother and in this case a significator for 5th from 4th thus also representing the mother's womb) is in a maraka (killer) house, aspected by Mars although not so close at that time and this could make one guess that the day and night just before the caesarean must have been rather a difficult one for this mother. Perhaps the fact that the Moon in Capricorn is actually in the sign of a friend might have helped this mother through such a difficult and painful situation... Best wishes, Rui. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 7, 2007 Report Share Posted June 7, 2007 Dear Prafulla, Neena and All, It's understandable that, for those who may not have followed the thread from its source, the point of the exercise could be missed... The queries from Narsing Raj (as per the following) were what triggered the discussion: ///Thanks for joining the discussion of ceserian births, I have seen some of the cases where the deliveries of babies has been done with pre-determined time successfully, As you told that this may be the gods grace or the babies are lucky enough to take birth in pre determined lagnas but pl. tell me in such cases where the birth has taken place as per plan and gods grace present, then can we consider that these babies are lucky enough, and the horoscope of these babies will be in the same line with the natural born babies horoscopes. or other wise we did not have to take considerations of such cases, as per PARASHARA these types of birth are not been discussed. kindly give some focus on the successful cases and share y our experience./// No doubt, as you've rightly noted Neena, there are many possible difficulties associated with childbirth (as with pregnancy itself).. This too was touched upon in this thread when I gave details of the very difficult delivery of my own child born with 8th lord Moon (in nakshatra of Ketu) inimicably placed in lagna... We also saw the difficulties for mother reflected in the transits at that time. The exercise, in a nutshell, was to show the unequivocal hand of fate in all our experiences. Whether planned, unplanned, unexpected, accidental, (seemingly) contrived or otherwise, there is no escaping the hand of fate. Best Wishes, Mrs. Wendy http://JyotishVidya.com jyotish-vidya ___ - " Prafulla Gang " <jyotish <jyotish-vidya > Thursday, June 07, 2007 11:55 AM RE: Re: Caesarean section for medical reasons - data Dear Neena Yes - very valid point. Members might have also observed that, for many natives - pregnancy period is difficult, but normal/smooth deliveries (and vice versa). regards / Prafulla Gang http://www.prafulla.net " Pain is inevitable; suffering is optional. " ************************************************ neenako Thu, 07 Jun 2007 03:46:09 -0000 jyotish-vidya Re: Caesarean section for medical reasons - data - Hi All, I think this discussion that is going on is getting deviated a little, if I many say so. Are we looking at problems for mother /child or are we trying to find if the time of birth can be predetermined by us? If we are looking for problems for mother and or child then even in natural births the mother and child go through so many problems not necessarily only in the case of a C-section birth. Some elective C- sections give no problems at all, neither to the mother or to the child. Natural child births are also full of problems in many cases. My thinking is that the child struggles to come into this world much more in a natural birth than in a C- section. As far as astrology is concerned, it is the same for a natural as well as a c-section birth. Looking for answers in a childs chart is a futile effort. Yes one can look for a difficult as against a traumatic birth. Hope this does not annoy anyone, its only my personal view. Regards, Neena. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 7, 2007 Report Share Posted June 7, 2007 Dear List, Let this exercise be futile if somebody thinks so. Again, I give you the data of the 2nd child of the same mother, those who want to see how this pattern repeats again. See how the predetermination and the interconnected destiny work. The mother and the child may be two different entities for all practical purposes. But they are interconnected; don't know, from how long, from how many births. (Remember she should suffer the surgical wounds and difficulties that is what I wrote earlier – is the promise in her basic chart – this should be fructified. The dasha and transit should show this. Let any number of children she gives birth to. I did not write they have chosen a time or muhurtha for the delivery. I started a new thread with new subject head. Of course I have given the reference of the previous thread why I am posting the data?) Male – 2nd child TOB 1635 hours DOB 10th January 1998 POB New Delhi (India) 77E12 28N36 This lady was enjoying the dasha of Ra/Sa/Ra. Rahu is in the house of 6th. Saturn, the 5th lord is placed in the 8th. At the time of delivery, the dasha lord Rahu was transiting in the 12th from the Lagna, the hospital. The bukti lord Saturn (her 5th and 6th Lord) transiting over the 7th influencing her Lagna and Moon. Her 8th Lord Mars transiting over her 5th house of child birth and influencing her 5th and Lagna Lord in the 8th. Now let us see the chart of the child. The child born with the dasha of Ma/Sa/Ke. Ma is in the 8th house of difficulties which is the 5th house from the 4th. Saturn the 8th Lord influencing the 4th house of mother and the fourth lord of Mercury in the 7th and Sun who is the fourth lord from Moon (karaka Mother) and the Moon in the 12th (Karaka Mother). The Lady and her spouse had taken all efforts to avoid the C- section. Still she had to undergo. Swamy. PS: It is needless to say, every time a woman gives birth to a child - it is a " Punar Janma " – i.e. she is taking another birth. I know pretty well this situation. My mother gave birth to 8 children I am the eldest. I know pretty well how my mother was suffering – but all were normal deliveries at home – not even at the hospital – with the help of the neighbors and the maternal grandma. I was 17 when my last sister born. I was mentally matured enough to understand what is child birth. The bottom line is one is to suffer from the knife and the resultant blood loss and transmission and running around the hospitals and some one is with the usual pain associated with the delivery and minimum loss of blood. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 7, 2007 Report Share Posted June 7, 2007 Dear Swamy, That was an interesting analysis. It is very clear how multiple indivdual karmas manifext in a single situation. The baby was destined to have a complicated birth. The mother was destined to undergo pain and suffering during child birth. And, these two take place in a single event. And, this mother and that baby have much more common to share throughout their life and hence the relationship has dveloped in the first place. That is why I don't agree with people who say " Mother/Father suffered because the child's chart was not good " . I believe that no one suffers becasue of someone else be it their own parents or children. It is because of their own karma that they suffer. I have one question though. How do we correctly predict when would a lady deliver a baby? As this is not a trivial event, I am sure there should be sure shot methods to predict the same. Regards, Krishna --- muthukumaraswamydesigar <muthukumaraswamydesigar wrote: > Dear List, > > Let this exercise be futile if somebody thinks so. Again, I > give you > the data of the 2nd child of the same mother, those who want > to see > how this pattern repeats again. See how the predetermination > and > the interconnected destiny work. The mother and the child may > be two > different entities for all practical purposes. But they are > interconnected; don't know, from how long, from how many > births. > > (Remember she should suffer the surgical wounds and > difficulties that > is what I wrote earlier – is the promise in her basic chart – > this > should be fructified. The dasha and transit should show this. > Let > any number of children she gives birth to. I did not write > they > have chosen a time or muhurtha for the delivery. I started a > new > thread with new subject head. Of course I have given the > reference > of the previous thread why I am posting the data?) > > Male – 2nd child > TOB 1635 hours > DOB 10th January 1998 > POB New Delhi (India) 77E12 28N36 > > This lady was enjoying the dasha of Ra/Sa/Ra. Rahu is in the > house > of 6th. Saturn, the 5th lord is placed in the 8th. > > At the time of delivery, the dasha lord Rahu was transiting in > the > 12th from the Lagna, the hospital. The bukti lord Saturn (her > 5th > and 6th Lord) transiting over the 7th influencing her Lagna > and > Moon. Her 8th Lord Mars transiting over her 5th house of > child birth > and influencing her 5th and Lagna Lord in the 8th. > > Now let us see the chart of the child. The child born with > the dasha > of Ma/Sa/Ke. Ma is in the 8th house of difficulties which is > the 5th > house from the 4th. Saturn the 8th Lord influencing the 4th > house > of mother and the fourth lord of Mercury in the 7th and Sun > who is > the fourth lord from Moon (karaka Mother) and the Moon in the > 12th > (Karaka Mother). > > The Lady and her spouse had taken all efforts to avoid the C- > section. Still she had to undergo. > > Swamy. > > PS: > > It is needless to say, every time a woman gives birth to a > child - it > is a " Punar Janma " – i.e. she is taking another birth. I know > pretty > well this situation. My mother gave birth to 8 children I am > the > eldest. I know pretty well how my mother was suffering – but > all > were normal deliveries at home – not even at the hospital – > with the > help of the neighbors and the maternal grandma. I was 17 when > my > last sister born. I was mentally matured enough to > understand what > is child birth. The bottom line is one is to suffer from the > knife > and the resultant blood loss and transmission and running > around the > hospitals and some one is with the usual pain associated with > the > delivery and minimum loss of blood. > > > ______________________________\ ____ Moody friends. Drama queens. Your life? Nope! - their life, your story. Play Sims Stories at Games. http://sims./ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 8, 2007 Report Share Posted June 8, 2007 Dear Krishna, I think you are talking of timing of an event. (When would a lady deliver a baby?) Each astrologer develops his own way to arrive at a particular event in a chart due to his experience. First analyze the basic promise available in a chart. If an event is not promised in a chart whatsoever the dasha or the transit one is favorably enjoying, the event is not going to materialize at all. I mainly rely upon the dasha. I use two dasha systems, at the least, to pin point the event. At times three, on certain charts, namely Vimshottari, Chara Dasha of Jaimini and Yogini. When two dasha systems are confirming a particular event, during a period, then I certainly confident of that event which is going to happen during a particular period. One should first identify the planet which is highly qualified and empowered to fructify an event during its period. This is the method which I follow. If you know how to apply Ashtaka varga that helps you to narrow down the period very profitably. Swamy. PS: Here I am not testing you. In the instant chart (Mother'Chart) Why Rahu has given child birth to the lady? What is your take on Rahu? Why Rahu? Since every one finds a particular event by his own way. Here we know well it was Rahu which has given children. What is your justification for that? That is where the sure shot differs from one another. I know an able astrologer who is capable of telling the Constellation in which a child is going to take birth from a birth chart. I asked him on more than one occasion, how he is doing that, his reply was keep patience - observe and observe that is the only way - there is no short cut...... jyotish-vidya , Krishnamurthy Seetharama <krishna_1998 wrote: >>>I have one question though. How do we correctly predict when would a lady deliver a baby? As this is not a trivial event, I am sure there should be sure shot methods to predict the same.>>>> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 8, 2007 Report Share Posted June 8, 2007 Dear Swamy, Thanks for your inputs. I really appreciate it. Yes, what you suggested is quite logical. However, I was looking for more concrete methods. But, as you say, probably I should observe more charts and develop my own method. //In the instant chart (Mother'Chart) Why Rahu has given child birth to the lady? What is your take on Rahu? Why Rahu?// Let me try to figure this one out: The fifth lord is Sani. If I look at the sambandhas of Sani, I see that - Sani is conjunct with Ravi and Budha. Sani is also close to Moon though Moon is in a different Rasi. Sani disposits Rahu and Sani is disposited by Mars. Sani aspects Guru. Karaka Guru aspects Rahu, Sani, Ravi and Budha. Karaka Guru is disposited by Venus. (I think I covered almost all planets by now!). The strongest of above would be Sani, Ravi, Budha, Rahu and Guru as they are influenced by both the 5th lord and the Karaka. But we could leave out Budha as he is both combust and retrograde. Rahu is vargottama and occupies a friendly sign. Guru is retrograde (in an enemy sign). Ravi is exalted and Sani is debilitated. Out of the list, Rahu and Ravi look the best to give positive results. But, Ravi is debilitated in navamsa. That leaves only Rahu as untainted so far. Now let us see what MDs are working between the age of 18 and 45 for the lady. It is Rahu and Guru and both are favourable, Rahu being the most favourable. Until this point it is fine. However, the question is how do we go deeper and zero-in on probable year at the least? By observing the birth dates of the two children, one can see that the first child is born durng Rahu-Guru period and the second child is born during Rahu-Sani period. Logically, this looks correct as Guru is the karaka and Sani is the fifth lord. However, would I have predicted in advance that Guru and Sani periods would give a child? Probably not, because both Guru and Sani are not well placed in the chart. But, it appears that they have still done their job. Do you think my line of thinking is correct? Would you advice me to look at anything else? Regards, Krishna --- muthukumaraswamydesigar <muthukumaraswamydesigar wrote: > Dear Krishna, > > I think you are talking of timing of an event. (When would a > lady > deliver a baby?) Each astrologer develops his own way to > arrive at a > particular event in a chart due to his experience. > > First analyze the basic promise available in a chart. If an > event is > not promised in a chart whatsoever the dasha or the transit > one is > favorably enjoying, the event is not going to materialize at > all. > > I mainly rely upon the dasha. I use two dasha systems, at the > least, > to pin point the event. At times three, on certain charts, > namely > Vimshottari, Chara Dasha of Jaimini and Yogini. When two > dasha > systems are confirming a particular event, during a period, > then I > certainly confident of that event which is going to happen > during a > particular period. > > One should first identify the planet which is highly qualified > and > empowered to fructify an event during its period. This is the > method > which I follow. > > If you know how to apply Ashtaka varga that helps you to > narrow down > the period very profitably. > > Swamy. > > PS: Here I am not testing you. In the instant chart > (Mother'Chart) > Why Rahu has given child birth to the lady? What is your take > on > Rahu? Why Rahu? Since every one finds a particular event by > his own > way. Here we know well it was Rahu which has given children. > What > is your justification for that? That is where the sure shot > differs > from one another. > > I know an able astrologer who is capable of telling the > Constellation > in which a child is going to take birth from a birth chart. I > asked > him on more than one occasion, how he is doing that, his reply > was > keep patience - observe and observe that is the only way - > there is > no short cut...... > > > jyotish-vidya , Krishnamurthy Seetharama > > <krishna_1998 wrote: > > >>>I have one question though. How do we correctly predict > when > would a lady deliver a baby? > > As this is not a trivial event, I am sure there should be sure > shot methods to predict the same.>>>> > > > > ______________________________\ ____ Get your own web address. Have a HUGE year through Small Business. http://smallbusiness./domains/?p=BESTDEAL Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 9, 2007 Report Share Posted June 9, 2007 Dear Krishna, Why Rahu? – My take. From Lagna: Rahu is Vargaottama and is in his friend's sign. (You have observed it very rightly). Further, Rahu is in his own constellation. Now the dasha of Rahu comes at the age of 20 of the native and the native would enjoy till the age of 38. This dasha sequence is more important and it is very favorable for her. At the age of 20 she has completed her education. Now the next priorities in her life would be employment, marriage followed by child birth. All planets give their results during their sub-periods, their promised results. Hence dasha is the only sound means to pin point an event. Rahu is aspected by Jupiter, the Karaka for progeny from the 2nd house of extension of family. See who is this Jupiter? He is the lord of 4th and 7th. Hence Rahu has to give the results of those lordship results. Jupiter takes the role of happiness personified in the chart i.e. the domestic happiness as well as the conjugal happiness. A child birth is the very outcome of this, after marriage. This Jupiter has to give the partner to this lady. Not only that, Jupiter connects the second house, 6th house, 8th house and the 10th. What does it mean? Rahu in its dasha (the trend of the maha dasha), • Extension of family, progeny, partner (i.e. Marriage) • Struggles (being in 6th house) could be health related (being Rahu in 6:12 axis) during child birth (being in 6th – 6th is the 2nd house from 5th) • Obstacles health related – (Mercury Rx being lagna lord in 8th with 6th lord Saturn and 5th lord Sun in 8th) - retrograde planets do not give protection in the area of health problems. Jupiter being retrograde did not protect her at the time of child birth. He has given protection to the extent of his karakathwa i.e. granted progeny in his antar dasha. • Money, employment and position again with struggles. (Jupiter in 2nd house of accumulated savings, connecting the 10th lord and 10th house. Mercury being 10th lord in 8th, she has to face in the instability in her workplace also. Now consider the position of Rahu from Moon. Rahu is in 10th – this position reinforces the trend which we have seen earlier. (See the aspects of planets and the connection of houses etc. etc.). >>>By observing the birth dates of the two children, one can see that the first child is born durng Rahu-Guru period and the second child is born during Rahu-Sani period. Logically, this looks correct as Guru is the karaka and Sani is the fifth lord. However, would I have predicted in advance that Guru and Sani periods would give a child? Probably not, because both Guru and Sani are not well placed in the chart. But, it appears that they have still done their job.>>> Again you are in right track but with some doubts. They certainly will grant progeny (Saturn and Jupiter) Why? Remember all the planets have to give the favorable and unfavorable result in their sub- periods simultaneously towards a particular signification. • Saturn is the 5th lord from lagna and he aspects his own house. • Saturn is the 5th lord having connection with lagna lord and karaka Jupiter. (Saturn is in 8th with 12th lord and ill placed hence he is to give the struggles and obstacles in the hospital also. Saturn has to fulfill the basic promise of giving progeny. Mercury is combust and retro that is the reason this lady has to under go the ordeals as compared to other women during delivery in a hospital. Now Sun joins the combination with Saturn. You have already spoken of their weaknesses.) Saturn is with the 5th lord from Moon. Further qualified to grant a progeny during his sub-period. Now consider the aspect of Jupiter on him. Jupiter is 8th lord of obstacles and 11th lord of gains aspecting Saturn who is with 5th lord of Mercury from Moon in 12th house. What we have seen already is getting repeated. Saturn is the 5th lord from Jupiter, the karaka for progeny – Saturn again qualified to grant a progeny with associated troubles. Consider the aspects on him. What we have seen already is getting repeated. Saturn is 5th lord from Navamsa Lagna. Saturn aspects Jupiter. He is not only becoming qualified but also makes Jupiter one of the qualified candidates for granting progeny. In D-1, Saturn and Jupiter are in mutual aspects. Hence Jupiter has already become an empowered planet to grant progeny. Now let us come to D-7, the saptamsha for looking child birth in a chart. Saturn becomes the 5th lord and placed in 12th house of hospital. In the lagna Sun the 12th lord aspected by 8th Lord Mars clearly justify the surgical wounds and obstacles. Finally, consider the mutual position of Rahu and Saturn and Jupiter to grant results in their appropriate periods. In D-1 Rahu and Saturn are in 3:11 – a better position In D-9 Rahu and Saturn are in 6:8 – an adverse position In D-7 Rahu and Saturn are in 4:10 – a better position Now do the exercise yourself for Rahu/Jupiter. Hope this helps you to some extent to judge this chart. Swamy. PS: I know pretty well some may not to the view that nodes are being aspected. I do not Nodes cast aspect on other planets. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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