doubt regarding retrogression of a planet

May 1, 2006

dear members how to judge in case of a retrograde planets whether it is 1)just entered retrogression and moving towards the peak of retrogresssion 2)having attained the peak of retrogression and slowly ending the retrograde state and moving into stationary state. thanks in advance sumanth

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May 3, 2006

Om Ganeshay Namah

Dear Sumanth Ji,

Namaste. Checking from ephemeris is the straightforward solution.

When the degrees of the planet keep on reducing at a fast pace, it

is in the first phase of retrogression, then the rate of reduction

of degrees becomes slower i.e. the successive degrees each day have

smaller iner-day difference vis a vis previous week or so and that

is the period of retrogression when it is achieving the stationary

state.

In between these there is a state where the rate of change of

degrees is at its peak, as the highest retro motion.

You have to see for quite a span of time the motion of the body and

it is easiest visualised from the graphic representation in

ephemeris.

Hope you were not asking to judge the condition of planet from the

horoscope with just planet amshas given. Even there some estimation

can be made based on difference between Sun amshas and the planet

amshas.

regards,

Shri Krishnarpanamstu.

Himanshu Mohan

sohamsa , sumanth krishna <sanji_sumanth

wrote:

>

> dear members

>

> how to judge in case of a retrograde planets

>

> whether it is

>

> 1)just entered retrogression and moving towards the peak of

retrogresssion

>

> 2)having attained the peak of retrogression and slowly ending

the retrograde state and moving into stationary state.

>

> thanks in advance

>

> sumanth

>

> Messenger with Voice. PC-to-Phone calls for ridiculously

low rates.

>

May 3, 2006

dear sir

thanks for replying.it served my purpose

sumanth

--- Himanshu Mohan <himanshu_mohan wrote:

> Om Ganeshay Namah

> Dear Sumanth Ji,

> Namaste. Checking from ephemeris is the

> straightforward solution.

> When the degrees of the planet keep on reducing at a

> fast pace, it

> is in the first phase of retrogression, then the

> rate of reduction

> of degrees becomes slower i.e. the successive

> degrees each day have

> smaller iner-day difference vis a vis previous week

> or so and that

> is the period of retrogression when it is achieving

> the stationary

> state.

> In between these there is a state where the rate of

> change of

> degrees is at its peak, as the highest retro motion.

> You have to see for quite a span of time the motion

> of the body and

> it is easiest visualised from the graphic

> representation in

> ephemeris.

> Hope you were not asking to judge the condition of

> planet from the

> horoscope with just planet amshas given. Even there

> some estimation

> can be made based on difference between Sun amshas

> and the planet

> amshas.

> regards,

> Shri Krishnarpanamstu.

>

> Himanshu Mohan

>

> sohamsa , sumanth krishna

> <sanji_sumanth

> wrote:

> >

> > dear members

> >

> > how to judge in case of a retrograde planets

> >

> > whether it is

> >

> > 1)just entered retrogression and moving towards

> the peak of

> retrogresssion

> >

> > 2)having attained the peak of retrogression and

> slowly ending

> the retrograde state and moving into stationary

> state.

> >

> > thanks in advance

> >

> > sumanth

> >

> > Messenger with Voice. PC-to-Phone calls for

> ridiculously

> low rates.

> >

>

May 3, 2006

Hello Himanshu/All other members,

What will be the effect of a Jupiter which just turned retrograde

(maybe stationary )as the AK in a chart.

Thanks

Suchitra

sohamsa , " Himanshu Mohan "

<himanshu_mohan wrote:

>

> Om Ganeshay Namah

> Dear Sumanth Ji,

> Namaste. Checking from ephemeris is the straightforward solution.

> When the degrees of the planet keep on reducing at a fast pace, it

> is in the first phase of retrogression, then the rate of reduction

> of degrees becomes slower i.e. the successive degrees each day

have

> smaller iner-day difference vis a vis previous week or so and that

> is the period of retrogression when it is achieving the stationary

> state.

> In between these there is a state where the rate of change of

> degrees is at its peak, as the highest retro motion.

> You have to see for quite a span of time the motion of the body

and

> it is easiest visualised from the graphic representation in

> ephemeris.

> Hope you were not asking to judge the condition of planet from the

> horoscope with just planet amshas given. Even there some

estimation

> can be made based on difference between Sun amshas and the planet

> amshas.

> regards,

> Shri Krishnarpanamstu.

>

> Himanshu Mohan

>

> sohamsa , sumanth krishna <sanji_sumanth@>

> wrote:

> >

> > dear members

> >

> > how to judge in case of a retrograde planets

> >

> > whether it is

> >

> > 1)just entered retrogression and moving towards the peak of

> retrogresssion

> >

> > 2)having attained the peak of retrogression and slowly ending

> the retrograde state and moving into stationary state.

> >

> > thanks in advance

> >

> > sumanth

> >

> > Messenger with Voice. PC-to-Phone calls for ridiculously

> low rates.

> >

>

May 3, 2006

retro planets give late effects they represent intense strong desire , more retro planets u have more desire of last birth 2 fullfill this time. best wishes, j.lsuchitra_kamath <suchitra_kamath wrote: Hello Himanshu/All other members,What will be the effect of a Jupiter which just turned retrograde(maybe stationary )as the AK in a chart.ThanksSuchitrasohamsa , "Himanshu Mohan" <himanshu_mohan wrote:>> Om Ganeshay Namah> Dear Sumanth Ji,> Namaste. Checking from ephemeris is the straightforward solution. > When the degrees of the planet keep on reducing at a fast pace, it > is in the first phase of retrogression, then the

rate of reduction > of degrees becomes slower i.e. the successive degrees each day have > smaller iner-day difference vis a vis previous week or so and that > is the period of retrogression when it is achieving the stationary > state.> In between these there is a state where the rate of change of > degrees is at its peak, as the highest retro motion.> You have to see for quite a span of time the motion of the body and > it is easiest visualised from the graphic representation in > ephemeris.> Hope you were not asking to judge the condition of planet from the > horoscope with just planet amshas given. Even there some estimation > can be made based on difference between Sun amshas and the planet > amshas.> regards,> Shri Krishnarpanamstu.> > Himanshu Mohan> > > sohamsa , sumanth krishna

<sanji_sumanth@> > wrote:> >> > dear members> > > > > > how to judge in case of a retrograde planets> > > > whether it is> > > > 1)just entered retrogression and moving towards the peak of > retrogresssion> > > > 2)having attained the peak of retrogression and slowly ending > the retrograde state and moving into stationary state.> > > > > > thanks in advance> > > > sumanth> > > > > > > > Messenger with Voice. PC-to-Phone calls for

ridiculously > low rates.> >>

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