Occupant is not always stronger than owner

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This is with reference to page 357 of volume II of sagar publications. It is also repeated in page 465 of Reader III (2004 edition)

"2.The occupant is stronger than the owner of the sign:

a) only when the lord of the sign does not gain more strength by occupying its exalted sign or by being vargothama,

b) when the lord of the sign is not conjoined with the planet or is occupying its other sign, and

c) when the occupant is exalted, whether the owner is in its own sign, or exaltation or vargothamamsa.

 

3.The occupant is weaker than the owner:

a) if the occpant is in its enemy's camp or neecha, i.e., debilitated,

b) if the lord of the sign is exalted and the occupant is not,

c) if the lord of the sign is conjoined with the planet in its own sign and the occupant is not exalted there, i.e., the owner is swakshethra, whereas the occupant is neither exalted nor vargothama there.

 

For example, if moon and jupiter are in cancer, the jupiter is stronger than the moon.

If mars and moon are in cancer, the moon is stronger than the mars. Moon, the owner will give the results of the house cancer in his period much more than the occupant mars."

 

Hence Mr.KSK gave importance to the exaltation, debilitation, enemy's camp and vargothama.

 

R.Dhanabalan

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Dear Dhanablan

Kindly inform where can I get this books in Coimbatore or in

madras otherwise will it be available with the publisher at delhi

visveswaran

 

 

 

 

On Behalf Of Dhanabalan

R

Wednesday, July 30, 2008 7:18 AM

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Occupant is not always stronger than owner

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dear members

 

This is with

reference to page 357 of volume II of sagar publications. It is also repeated

in page 465 of Reader III (2004 edition)

" 2.The

occupant is stronger than the owner of the sign:

a) only when the

lord of the sign does not gain more strength by occupying its exalted sign or

by being vargothama,

b) when the lord of

the sign is not conjoined with the planet or is occupying its other sign, and

c) when the

occupant is exalted, whether the owner is in its own sign, or exaltation or

vargothamamsa.

 

3.The occupant is

weaker than the owner:

a) if the occpant

is in its enemy's camp or neecha, i.e., debilitated,

b) if the lord of

the sign is exalted and the occupant is not,

c) if the lord of

the sign is conjoined with the planet in its own sign and the occupant is not

exalted there, i.e., the owner is swakshethra, whereas the occupant is

neither exalted nor vargothama there.

 

For example, if

moon and jupiter are in cancer, the jupiter is stronger than the moon.

If mars and moon

are in cancer, the moon is stronger than the mars. Moon, the owner will give

the results of the house cancer in his period much more than the

occupant mars. "

 

Hence Mr.KSK gave

importance to the exaltation, debilitation, enemy's camp and vargothama.

 

R.Dhanabalan

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Dear Members,

 

What Mr.Dhanbalan Says is true.

 

Regards--- On Wed, 30/7/08, Easweriyer <easweriyer wrote:

Easweriyer <easweriyerRE: Occupant is not always stronger than owner Date: Wednesday, 30 July, 2008, 12:03 PM

 

 

 

 

Dear Dhanablan

Kindly inform where can I get this books in Coimbatore or in madras otherwise will it be available with the publisher at delhi

visveswaran

 

 

 

@gro ups.com [k_p_ system@grou ps.com] On Behalf Of Dhanabalan RWednesday, July 30, 2008 7:18 AMkpsystem groups Occupant is not always stronger than owner

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dear members

 

This is with reference to page 357 of volume II of sagar publications. It is also repeated in page 465 of Reader III (2004 edition)

"2.The occupant is stronger than the owner of the sign:

a) only when the lord of the sign does not gain more strength by occupying its exalted sign or by being vargothama,

b) when the lord of the sign is not conjoined with the planet or is occupying its other sign, and

c) when the occupant is exalted, whether the owner is in its own sign, or exaltation or vargothamamsa.

 

3.The occupant is weaker than the owner:

a) if the occpant is in its enemy's camp or neecha, i.e., debilitated,

b) if the lord of the sign is exalted and the occupant is not,

c) if the lord of the sign is conjoined with the planet in its own sign and the occupant is not exalted there, i.e., the owner is swakshethra, whereas the occupant is neither exalted nor vargothama there.

 

For example, if moon and jupiter are in cancer, the jupiter is stronger than the moon.

If mars and moon are in cancer, the moon is stronger than the mars. Moon, the owner will give the results of the house cancer in his period much more than the occupant mars."

 

Hence Mr.KSK gave importance to the exaltation, debilitation, enemy's camp and vargothama.

 

R.Dhanabalan

 

 

 

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