Rule of combustion (ROLE of COMBUSTION?)

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Manasaa,

 

Obviously I need to review my astronomy a bit, but please remind me

again, how does declination of the planet play a part in this

phenomenon of combustion, in addition to latitude? (I should really

look it up -- your post sounds interesting and intriguing).

 

Over the years, I have been searching very hard for a chart which

pins any affliction or evil effects or inefficacy (astangata dosha)

of a planet when the sole negative factor was combustion. There has

always been something else when negative influences showed up.

 

I realize that different ayanamshas and other 'filters' would play a

part when we are examining something like this, but I am hopeful and

I am open to new learning.

 

I would really appreciate if anyone shares a chart where combustion

alone could be shown to result in a negative effect, experience etc,

or even a demonstrably significant one.

 

Thanks

 

Rohiniranjan

 

jyotish-vidya , " m2sangeeth " <m2sangeeth

wrote:

>

> Dear Mrs Wendy,

>

> Thank you so much for posting the birth details of the Lady.I am

using

> Jhora software and I am getting sagittarius as her lagna. So I am

> kinda lost with the chart now.

>

> I went through some of the earlier posts in the forum that explains

> combustion and its effects. I then found the following in a web page

> that explained the rule for combustion.Could you verify if it is

correct?

>

> " When the Moon has no latitude (i.e., when it is at zero degree of

> latitude) it is visible when situated at a distance of 12 degrees

from

> the Sun. Venus is visible when 9 degrees distant from the sun. The

> other planets taken in the order of decreasing sizes (viz., Jupiter,

> Mercury,Saturn and Mars) are visible when they are 9 degrees

increased

> by twos (i.e., when they are 11, 13, 15 and 17 degrees) distant from

> the Sun. "

>

> The shadow planets/ nodes are not mentioned here. Does that say that

> they can't go combust?

>

> Regards,

> manasa

>