[Jagannath] Attn: Live Prasna

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Jaya Jagannath

Dear Gauranga,

Ist Question: I referred to the Sign in the Amsa. What you refer to is

the sign in the Rasi chart. The Navamsa Lagna of Prasna is like Birth lagna

of the querist.

2nd Question: The planet having a strong say in his affairs at the

moment of the query.

Om Tat Sat

Best Wishes

Sanjay Rath

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Gauranga Das <gauranga

Varahamihira <varahamihira >

Saturday, February 12, 2000 1:19 PM

[Jagannath] Re: Attn: Live Prasna

 

 

JAYA JAGANNATHA!

 

Dear Gurudeva!

 

Pranaams.

 

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> Jaya Jagannath

> Dear Yasomati Nandana,

> Just ask the number. This is simple.

> (1) expunge multiples of 12 to get the Rasi, and

 

I was under the impression that if we ask the number between 1 and 108 then

we have to expunge the multiples og 9 to get the Rasi, as 108 is the number

of the Navamsha portions in the Zodiac. Is this incorrect?

 

> (2) expunge multiples of 9 to get the planet

 

What planet should this point to? Please clarify.

 

> The rest is as per standard Prasna. The arudha is the mind of the querist.

> The question will relate to the house in which the Arudha is present. In

> future, when people have a prasna, try to guess the Question itself. With

> some practise, this will come.

 

So using the above steps I get to a certain sign. Is this the Lagna

signifying the querist, or should we take the Arudha ot this sign?

Is the answer determined by the mutual relationship of the lors of the above

Lagna and the houe in question (7th for wife, 5th for children, etc.) or

should I examine the Arudhas of both signs and the relation of their lords?

 

Your shishya, Gauranga das

 

 

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