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Respected group member

When we discuss significators some sentances often

make confused as used by many here also.Plz clearify as doubts are

listed below.

1- As far as my understanding is concerned significators are planets

which are in the stars of occupants and lords of anyhouses along with

occupants and lord .Many astrologers use sentences like " planets in the

stars of significators " what is the meaning of this sentance I could

not understand? DO they want to convey that significators are only

occupants or lords? or plantes in the stars of A type significator

(planets in the stars of occupants)also signify ????

I dont want to mention names but here in this group also many use

such sentance .I hope they will make it clear why they use such

sentance .

2- As far as i remembered Bhatt's used only star signification of any

planet and planet's lordship or its sub position is used for showing

the connection. Connections are used there to acertain the atrributes

for source planet,Am I right? If yes then bhatt did not accept lord of

any house as pure significator even if the house is empty he used

lordship only to know connections of planet,

If such type of positions are exist then it is imperative to define

first his concept for planets signification before discussion otherwise

it will lead only confusion .

With regards

AMIT

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