Guest guest Posted June 2, 2008 Report Share Posted June 2, 2008 Hi Vic I too have a query on this. Great that you are asking all this. Let me an example from daily life. Case 1. A man goes into a royal palace, so he has to behave in a manner which is approprate for the palace. Say Rahu in Leo which is Ruled by Sun. So does Rahu behaves according to Suns wishes. Case 2. A man knows that there is a Theif in his house, so he isnot able to work properly, due to stress. Say Rahu in Leo which is Ruled by Sun. So Sun feels stressed out, due to presence of Rahu in his house. I gut feel that the case 1 is more applicable. Rahu would work as per wishes of Sun when he is in leo. (speaking in human terms) In any case, will Sun feel the effect of Rahu, since Rahu is in Leo? (assuming Sun has no aspect or conjuction from Rahu otherwise) Regards Rajeev Vic D <vicdicara Jyotish Vidya <jyotish-vidya > Monday, 2 June, 2008 10:44:54 PM Dispositors and Nakshatras Esteemed Members, The significance of two factors: " dispositor " and " nakshatra " has recently come to my attention and I would like to discuss and clarify further. The " Dispositor " is the planet who owns that house which the owner of another house lives in. Examples for Aries rising: - If Mars is in the 2nd House, then Venus (owner of Taurus) is the " Dispositor " - If Mars is in the 3rd House, then Mercury (owner of Gemini) is the " Dispositor " - If Mars is in the 4th House, then Moon (Cancer) is the " Dispositor " Is this correct so far? Hoping so, I have my next question - - - how significant is the Dispositor to the karma of the House? For example, Aries Rising, Mars in second house... Let's asses the Ascendant... 1) Primary importance is the position and condition of Mars, OWNER of the ascendant 2) Secondary importance is the position and condition of Venus, DISPOSITOR of the ascendant 3) Tertiary importance are the OCCUPANTS, if any, of the ascendant 4) Fourth-er-ly =) importance are ASPECTS upon the ascendant would you agree? or would you modify this? or is this " apples and oranges " ? ~~~ Next topic, Nakshatras.. . How significant is a planet's nakshatra position in determining its disposition and nature in a horoscope? 1) Primary importance is the sign position 2) Secondary importance is the aspects 3) Tertiary importance is the house position 4) Fourth importance is the nakshatra? Would you edit and reorder this list according to your opinion? Thank you! Vic Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 3, 2008 Report Share Posted June 3, 2008 Dear Vic, //The " Dispositor " is the planet who owns that house which the owner of another house lives in.// Yes, this is correct! The dispositor (lord of the house holding a particular planet) is extremely important...in several ways! Just as we're influenced by our environment, so too are the planets...nothing exists in isolation! A planet placed in a particular sign/bhava will be influenced by the nature of that sign/bhava just as the lord of that sign/bhava will carry the influence of the planet occupying its sign/bhava. For instance people are influenced greatly by the unique character of the Country they live in, whilst the Country itself reflects the nature of its people... Of course the nature of the people vary according to their own personal environment. Some (obviously) will be more affluent, some will be more patriotic towards the country they live in etc; This same variation exists for the planets...each manifesting within that sign/bhava according to their own circumstances...which we label as their dignity (exaltation, debility etc). Each planet is further influenced by the nakshatra he resides in. And, as with the relationship between dispositor and the planet he disposits, the relationship between the planet and his nakshatra lord is a unique and binding one...Nothing exists in isolation! For instance, consider Rahu in the sign of Jupiter and the influence Rahu may have on Jupiter himself through occupancy of his house...each are influenced by this relationship! Consider also how this influence may be adapted depending upon the nature/dignity of Rahu's nakshatra lord...this of course will modify Rahu's nature, for better or worse; which will, in turn, be carried by his dispositor (Jupiter)...Nothing exists in isolation! //1) Primary importance is the sign position 2) Secondary importance is the aspects 3) Tertiary importance is the house position 4) Fourth importance is the nakshatra?// If one is baking a cake, it's the combination of all ingredients that give rise to the finished product. One essential ingredient left out and you end up with a different cake! How do we determine which ingredient is most important?...they're all equally important in my opinion! Best Wishes, Mrs. Wendy http://JyotishVidya.com ___ - " Vic D " <vicdicara " Jyotish Vidya " <jyotish-vidya > Tuesday, June 03, 2008 1:14 AM Dispositors and Nakshatras Esteemed Members, The significance of two factors: " dispositor " and " nakshatra " has recently come to my attention and I would like to discuss and clarify further. The " Dispositor " is the planet who owns that house which the owner of another house lives in. Examples for Aries rising: - If Mars is in the 2nd House, then Venus (owner of Taurus) is the " Dispositor " - If Mars is in the 3rd House, then Mercury (owner of Gemini) is the " Dispositor " - If Mars is in the 4th House, then Moon (Cancer) is the " Dispositor " Is this correct so far? Hoping so, I have my next question - - - how significant is the Dispositor to the karma of the House? For example, Aries Rising, Mars in second house... Let's asses the Ascendant... 1) Primary importance is the position and condition of Mars, OWNER of the ascendant 2) Secondary importance is the position and condition of Venus, DISPOSITOR of the ascendant 3) Tertiary importance are the OCCUPANTS, if any, of the ascendant 4) Fourth-er-ly =) importance are ASPECTS upon the ascendant would you agree? or would you modify this? or is this " apples and oranges " ? ~~~ Next topic, Nakshatras... How significant is a planet's nakshatra position in determining its disposition and nature in a horoscope? 1) Primary importance is the sign position 2) Secondary importance is the aspects 3) Tertiary importance is the house position 4) Fourth importance is the nakshatra? Would you edit and reorder this list according to your opinion? Thank you! Vic Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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