Vyatipata yog

May 7, 2009

Respected writers,

I am a silent member of this group. My DOB is 5 apr 80 and in my horscope I have

vyatipata yoga. I am born in Vrischica (scorpio) sign under Anuradha nakshatra.

In the 5th house I have mars, guru, sani and rahu. Can anyone please guide me as

to what are the effects and remedies for vyatpat yoga? I have had many problems

in all aspects and life has not been smooth. Is it due to this yoga? I request

your advise and help.

Thanks,

Nirav

May 7, 2009

Dear Nirav,

Before discussing this yoga I would like to look at your horoscope.

You've supplied your D.O.B. but no Time or Place. Please supply this

information so members can look at your chart.

Best Wishes,

Mrs. Wendy

http://JyotishVidya.com

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" niravs_m " <niravs_m

<jyotish-vidya >

Thursday, May 07, 2009 8:20 PM

Vyatipata yog

Respected writers,

I am a silent member of this group. My DOB is 5 apr 80 and in my horscope

I have vyatipata yoga. I am born in Vrischica (scorpio) sign under

Anuradha nakshatra. In the 5th house I have mars, guru, sani and rahu.

Can anyone please guide me as to what are the effects and remedies for

vyatpat yoga? I have had many problems in all aspects and life has not

been smooth. Is it due to this yoga? I request your advise and help.

Thanks,

Nirav

May 9, 2009

Dear Nirav, Ganesh and All,

To the best of my knowledge the calendar (or tithi) yogas indicate

certain innate characteristics (personality traits) and have little say,

other than how we might react in certain situations, on the events

related to planetary positions. It's the planets responsibility to

dispense our karma.

Having said this, there's little doubt that these yogas do have a strong

influence on our deepest feelings/yearnings. I've checked the horoscopes

of several people I know intimately and it's evident how deeply these

traits are ingrained into their psyche. I'm sure, if you look at as many

charts as possible of people you know well, you'll gain a better insight

to these yogas. One thing I might add, in regards to Vyatipata yoga for

instance, these natives can tend to sabotage certain situations

themselves by anticipating, fearing, and thus attracting some calamity.

As the saying goes; " That which I feared the most has come to pass. "

We should also be aware that no yoga stands alone. It's either supported

or hindered by the horoscope as a whole. In light of this perhaps you

(Ganesh), and/or other members, might care to look at the exchange

(parivartana yoga) between 9th lord Mercury and 8th lord Sun in your

chart.

As we know, these (tithi) yogas are an important consideration when

planing important events. One would (ideally) plan such an event to

commence during a yoga indicating success in undertakings.

Other members may wish to add more to this...

Best Wishes,

Mrs. Wendy

http://JyotishVidya.com

___

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" niravs_m " <niravs_m

<jyotish-vidya >

Thursday, May 07, 2009 8:20 PM

Vyatipata yog

Respected writers,

I am a silent member of this group. My DOB is 5 apr 80 and in my horscope

I have vyatipata yoga. I am born in Vrischica (scorpio) sign under

Anuradha nakshatra. In the 5th house I have mars, guru, sani and rahu.

Can anyone please guide me as to what are the effects and remedies for

vyatpat yoga? I have had many problems in all aspects and life has not

been smooth. Is it due to this yoga? I request your advise and help.

Thanks,

Nirav

-

" Ganesh Ms " <ganeshms

<jyotish-vidya >

Friday, May 08, 2009 11:58 PM

Re: Attn: Mrs Wendy Regarding Vyatipat Yoga

Dear Mrs Wendy,

I am sorry for the confusion created but I too have vyatipata yoga in my

birthchart hence the query was posted.

May 9, 2009

Dear Mrs Wendy,

Yogas connected with tithi are more useful mundane purposes.where as in the case of Individuals yogas that come through upagrahas may have some impact.

Your absolutely write that "no yogas stands alone." and are supported or hindered by horoscope.

Lagna Chart is therefore has lot more to convey through PAC as ultimately yogas arise through the palnets in the chart

vrkrishnan--- On Sat, 5/9/09, Mrs. Wendy <jyotishvidya wrote:

Mrs. Wendy <jyotishvidyaRe: Vyatipata yogjyotish-vidya Date: Saturday, May 9, 2009, 1:47 AM

Dear Nirav, Ganesh and All,To the best of my knowledge the calendar (or tithi) yogas indicatecertain innate characteristics (personality traits) and have little say,other than how we might react in certain situations, on the eventsrelated to planetary positions. It's the planets responsibility todispense our karma.Having said this, there's little doubt that these yogas do have a stronginfluence on our deepest feelings/yearnings. I've checked the horoscopesof several people I know intimately and it's evident how deeply thesetraits are ingrained into their psyche. I'm sure, if you look at as manycharts as possible of people you know well, you'll gain a better insightto these yogas. One thing I might add, in regards to Vyatipata yoga forinstance, these natives can tend to sabotage certain situationsthemselves by anticipating, fearing, and thus attracting some calamity.As the saying goes;

"That which I feared the most has come to pass."We should also be aware that no yoga stands alone. It's either supportedor hindered by the horoscope as a whole. In light of this perhaps you(Ganesh), and/or other members, might care to look at the exchange(parivartana yoga) between 9th lord Mercury and 8th lord Sun in yourchart.As we know, these (tithi) yogas are an important consideration whenplaning important events. One would (ideally) plan such an event tocommence during a yoga indicating success in undertakings.Other members may wish to add more to this...Best Wishes,Mrs. Wendyhttp://JyotishVidya .com____________ _________ _________ _______- "niravs_m" <niravs_m (AT) (DOT) co.in><jyotish-vidya>Thursday, May 07, 2009 8:20 PM Vyatipata yogRespected writers,I am a silent member of this group. My DOB is 5 apr 80 and in my horscopeI have vyatipata yoga. I am born in Vrischica (scorpio) sign underAnuradha nakshatra. In the 5th house I have mars, guru, sani and rahu.Can anyone please guide me as to what are the effects and remedies forvyatpat yoga? I have had many problems in all aspects and life has notbeen smooth. Is it due to this yoga? I request your advise and help.Thanks,Nirav- "Ganesh Ms" <ganeshms (AT) ymail (DOT) com><jyotish-vidya@ .

com>Friday, May 08, 2009 11:58 PMRe: Attn: Mrs Wendy Regarding Vyatipat YogaDear Mrs Wendy,I am sorry for the confusion created but I too have vyatipata yoga in mybirthchart hence the query was posted.

May 9, 2009

Dear Mrs. Wendy,

What I wish to add here at the first instance is this:

Tithi and Yoga are two different issues though both the elements are basically

used in Muhurtha (Electing or choosing a time for doing certain things). But at

the same time, these two elements can also be very profitably used in natal

astrology too. Since a person takes birth at a particular moment that moment

stamps its peculiar nature on that person and that moment itself is considered

as a Muhurtha. We know a person cannot elect a time to take birth. He has no

choice.

The luminaries Sun and Moon forms various angles in zodiac from their relative

positions. Moon moves away from Sun and each 12 degree difference between them

is known as Tithi. We can put it mathematically thus, Tithi = (Longitude of

Moon - {minus} Longitude of Sun) divided by 12. When Moon and Sun are together

at the same degree, it is known as New Moon or Amavashya. In all there are 30

Thithis.

This relative position of Moon and Sun in a person's chart (Amavashya), certain

Tamil treatises on astrology declares the tendency of stealing. One should not

jump to conclusions that the person would be robber or a dacoit. The chart

should support that he is a robber or a dacoit. These tithis are classified into

5 categories and Rikta category is in general considered as " inauspicious " .

Yogas: Yoga is also formed by the relative positions of Sun and Moon in the

Zodiac. To explain it in mathematically, Yoga = ( Moon's Longitude + (Plus)

Sun's Longitude) divided by 13 degree and 20 minutes. This relative position

gives the yoga in which a person takes birth. In all there are 27 yogas. There

are 8 yogas which are considered as inauspicious. They are treated as malefic

yogas. Vishkumbha (1), Atiganda (6) , Shoola (9), Ganda (10) Vyaghat (13),

Vajra (15), Vyatipaata (17), Parigha (19) and Vaidhriti (27). I wrote the

serial numbers of the yoga after the name. These yogas are generally avoided in

selecting muhurthas. Vyatipaata and Vyaghata are treated is fully malefic.

Regards, C.S. Ravindramani

jyotish-vidya , " Mrs. Wendy " <jyotishvidya wrote:

>

> Dear Nirav, Ganesh and All,

>

> To the best of my knowledge the calendar (or tithi) yogas indicate

> certain innate characteristics (personality traits) and have little say,

> other than how we might react in certain situations, on the events

> related to planetary positions. It's the planets responsibility to

> dispense our karma.

>

> Having said this, there's little doubt that these yogas do have a strong

> influence on our deepest feelings/yearnings. I've checked the horoscopes

> of several people I know intimately and it's evident how deeply these

> traits are ingrained into their psyche. I'm sure, if you look at as many

> charts as possible of people you know well, you'll gain a better insight

> to these yogas. One thing I might add, in regards to Vyatipata yoga for

> instance, these natives can tend to sabotage certain situations

> themselves by anticipating, fearing, and thus attracting some calamity.

> As the saying goes; " That which I feared the most has come to pass. "

>

> We should also be aware that no yoga stands alone. It's either supported

> or hindered by the horoscope as a whole. In light of this perhaps you

> (Ganesh), and/or other members, might care to look at the exchange

> (parivartana yoga) between 9th lord Mercury and 8th lord Sun in your

> chart.

>

> As we know, these (tithi) yogas are an important consideration when

> planing important events. One would (ideally) plan such an event to

> commence during a yoga indicating success in undertakings.

>

> Other members may wish to add more to this...

>

> Best Wishes,

> Mrs. Wendy

> http://JyotishVidya.com

> ___

May 9, 2009

Dear VRK and Ravindramani,

Many thanks for your contribution! Much appreciated by all, I'm

sure...myself included :-)

Best Wishes,

Mrs. Wendy

http://JyotishVidya.com

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" ravindramani " <ravindramani

<jyotish-vidya >

Saturday, May 09, 2009 3:09 PM

Re: Vyatipata yog

Dear Mrs. Wendy,

What I wish to add here at the first instance is this:

Tithi and Yoga are two different issues though both the elements are

basically used in Muhurtha (Electing or choosing a time for doing certain

things). But at the same time, these two elements can also be very

profitably used in natal astrology too. Since a person takes birth at a

particular moment that moment stamps its peculiar nature on that person

and that moment itself is considered as a Muhurtha. We know a person

cannot elect a time to take birth. He has no choice.

The luminaries Sun and Moon forms various angles in zodiac from their

relative positions. Moon moves away from Sun and each 12 degree

difference between them is known as Tithi. We can put it mathematically

thus, Tithi = (Longitude of Moon - {minus} Longitude of Sun) divided by

12. When Moon and Sun are together at the same degree, it is known as

New Moon or Amavashya. In all there are 30 Thithis.

This relative position of Moon and Sun in a person's chart (Amavashya),

certain Tamil treatises on astrology declares the tendency of stealing.

One should not jump to conclusions that the person would be robber or a

dacoit. The chart should support that he is a robber or a dacoit. These

tithis are classified into 5 categories and Rikta category is in general

considered as " inauspicious " .

Yogas: Yoga is also formed by the relative positions of Sun and Moon in

the Zodiac. To explain it in mathematically, Yoga = ( Moon's Longitude +

(Plus) Sun's Longitude) divided by 13 degree and 20 minutes. This

relative position gives the yoga in which a person takes birth. In all

there are 27 yogas. There are 8 yogas which are considered as

inauspicious. They are treated as malefic yogas. Vishkumbha (1),

Atiganda (6) , Shoola (9), Ganda (10) Vyaghat (13), Vajra (15),

Vyatipaata (17), Parigha (19) and Vaidhriti (27). I wrote the serial

numbers of the yoga after the name. These yogas are generally avoided in

selecting muhurthas. Vyatipaata and Vyaghata are treated is fully

malefic.

Regards, C.S. Ravindramani

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" vattem krishnan " <bursar_99

<jyotish-vidya >

Saturday, May 09, 2009 2:26 PM

Re: Vyatipata yog

Dear Mrs Wendy,

Yogas connected with tithi are more useful mundane purposes.where as in

the case of Individuals yogas that come through upagrahas may have some

impact.

Your absolutely write that " no yogas stands alone. " and are supported or

hindered by horoscope.

Lagna Chart is therefore has lot more to convey through PAC as ultimately

yogas arise through the palnets in the chart

vrkrishnan

May 9, 2009

||Jai Ramakrishna||

Dear Mrs.Wendy & Learned Members,

Though these Yogas & tithis have some results, as many classical works have

given some attributes for one born in such & such tithi & yoga, however, Late HR

Shesadri Iyer has worked on this & revealed some unknown techniques in his book

" New Techniques of Prediction " for use of the yogas & tithis in Astrological

Predictions & readings.

Thank you,

.

http://gauravastro.150m.com