2-George re. Dasa system in Jyotish? from Mark Kincaid

[Guest guest]

Hi George:

Finally getting back with you about how to study one's Dasas.The best way I've found to study the Dasas is to study both the Transits

and Dasas at the same time. In other words, what we go through can

be described by either Dasas or Transits or both!Particularly,

for the Dasas the 2nd thing I recomend is that people first make an

unprejudiced list of previous events that have happened to you.

Then, begin to correlatewith what your Dasas were supposed to be.There should be a pretty strong correlation between what we go

through and what's going on with our Dasas.My next idea here

is that the Dasas have a direct impact on how we feel or our

emotions. In other words as I've studied Jyotish I've noticed that

the Transits affect me viscerally, or through the body, as if from the

outside or the environment.The Dasas, on the other hand

influence me inside. I feel the shifts of my Dasas.Professional Astrolgers can help you see your self through your chart

but you just have topay special attention and keep a Jyotish journal

and find the Astrological reasons for everything you go through.For example, contained within our charts, dasas and transits is the

reason for probably 90% of what happens to us. Discovering which

part of our Jyotish is going on is a great benefit of good Jyotish.Hope this helps.

 

Sincerely,Mark Kincaid

 

 

 

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" ni_ds " wrote: > > > >

> > I'm still eagerly waiting to know about Dasha System in

jyotish. > > Hopefully someone can throw some ligh on it. > > > > REGARDING THE TRANSIT SYSTEM:I would like to

know the importance of > the > > Varsha Kundli in

analysis. How it is deciphered and how it is > studied.??

> > > > regards > > George >

> >

[Guest guest]

Thanks Mark,

Would discuss more with you....

 

regards,

-George

 

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Hi George: 

> Finally getting back with you about how to study one's Dasas.

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> The best way I've found to study the Dasas is to study both the

Transits

> and Dasas at the same time.  In other words, what we go through can

> be described by either Dasas or Transits or both!

>

> Particularly,

> for the Dasas the 2nd thing I recomend is that people first make an

> unprejudiced list of previous events that have happened to you. 

> Then, begin to correlate

> with what your Dasas were supposed to be.

>

> There should be a pretty strong correlation between what we go

> through and what's going on with our Dasas.

>

> My next idea here

> is that the Dasas have a direct impact on how we feel or our

> emotions.  In other words as I've studied Jyotish I've noticed that

> the Transits affect me viscerally, or through the body, as if from

the

> outside or the environment.

>

> The Dasas, on the other hand

> influence me inside.  I feel the shifts of my Dasas.

>

> Professional Astrolgers can help you see your self through your

chart

> but you just have to

> pay special attention and keep a Jyotish journal

> and find the Astrological reasons for everything you go through.

>

> For example, contained within our charts, dasas and transits is the

> reason for probably 90% of what happens to us.  Discovering which

> part of our Jyotish is going on is a great benefit of good Jyotish.

>

> Hope this helps.

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> Sincerely,

>

> Mark Kincaid

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> " ni_ds " wrote:

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> > > I'm still eagerly waiting to know about Dasha System in

> jyotish.

> > > Hopefully someone can throw some ligh on it.

> > >

> > > REGARDING THE TRANSIT SYSTEM:I would like to

> know the importance of

> > the

> > > Varsha Kundli in

> analysis. How it is deciphered and how it is

> > studied.??

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> > >

> > > regards

> > > George

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[Guest guest]

Thanks Mark, Would

discuss more with you.... regards, -George

George: So tell me how much have you

studied your dasas in hte past so far?MarkPlease

send in your date of birth information too...