Guest guest Posted January 4, 2001 Report Share Posted January 4, 2001 Namaste Sanjay, Hari Om Thanks so much for the thorough essay you promptly wrote in reply to my questions last week. I apologize I did not get a chance to do e-mail all these days (and now am drowning in hundreds of posts). (I sent this text out last Sunday, but it seems that it did not go through.) Rasi: The natural Kendra houses are the Chara Rasi (Movable signs 1,4,7,10) which are lorded by Brahma and indicate the present; the natural Apoklimas are the Dwisbhav Rasi (Dual signs 3,6,9,12) which are lorded by Visnu and indicate the past; the natural Panapara are the Sthira Rasi (Fixed signs 2,5,8,11) which are lorded by Shiva and indicate the future. Would you say that if someone's lagna is in Aries their experience of the present is present-centered, if someone's lagna is in Taurus their experience of the present is future-centered, if someone's lagna is in Gemini their experience of the present is past-centered, etc.? If someone's fifth house is in Aries, their vision of the future is present-colored, etc.? If someone's ninth house is in Aries their recollection of the past is present-colored, etc.? Graha: The planets are not like the Rasi/Bhava or Nakshatra and have considerable aspect (Drishti almost 75%) on the trines.[...] All Grahas have the ability to see the ninth house and influence the houses they sit in as well as the fifth house from their position. Thus, they can translate the past karma into present experiences and future expectations. Interesting. I had thought, though, that every graha would naturally have a preference for one or another aspect of time -- say, Rahu & Sani would emphasize the past, Vena & Ketu would place more weight on the future, etc. -- but Budha would be indifferent. I may be totally wrong on this, though. Rath: In any human being, either of the two sides shall be predominant and almost 50% of the world is right brained dominance whereas the other 50% is left brain dominated. I guess that by looking at the rasi chart and the divisional charts one should be able to tell how the family background and the educational system have made most of the so-called " educated " people into left-brainers (excessively analytical mentalities). If that is the case, I don't know how to do it, though. To mention a trivial example, educated people are satisfied knowing that water = h2o (i.e. an analysis of water into its molecular components). Most of those people would never stop and wonder what are the cleaning or the healing powers of water -- which are not the sum of h2+o. The division of the head is seen from the Hora where the Sun's hora (1st in Odd sign and 2nd in even sign) rules the right side of the brain whereas the Moon's hora (2nd in odd signs and 1st in even signs rules the left brain). This should read like this, no? I think there was a typo before. Could one say, as well, that the surya grahas are natural advocates of right brainism whereas the candra grahas are natural advocates of left brainism -- regardless of their position in anyone's hora chart -- and Budha is either indifferent or oscillating? At the beginning of the chapter on the 12th house in COVA you say that Ketu is the karaka of meditation. Would it be that Ketu rules the structural-insight type of meditation and visualization, whereas Rahu would rule meditation based on linear, analytical thinking, logical reasoning, and verbal language? Now, I wonder how to understand the following. The instructors of pranayama talk about surya-bhedana (inhaling through the right nostril, which has a heating effect) and candra-bhedana (inhaling through the left nostril, which has a cooling effect). They also agree with the common idea that the right side of the body -- the nostril in this case -- is connected with the left brain hemisphere whereas the left side of the body is connected with the right hemisphere. However, if the surya hora rules the right brain hemisphere, one would expect that the right brain was the site of the heating effect and, conversely, if the candra hora rules the left hemisphere it would be expected that the left brain would be the site of the cooling effect. Yet pranayama seems to be claiming the opposite. The left brain has to do with the immediate (Vartamana) and will react naturally and instictively to hot/cold and tastes etc, whereas the right has to do with the learning experience called Dhi Shakti. In other words, left brain (linear thinking) relates to the immediate, sensorial present, whareas right brain (structural insight) relates to a contextualized or more meaningful or personalistic present. Is that it? 1. Lagna is at 14th Deg of Libra Present-centered mentality? and in the Hora chart, this is in Leo showing that the predominance is of the right side of the brain. This side is ruled by Sun & Jupiter. Next is to see the placement of these planets. We find the Sun in the 8th house and Jupiter in the second house (both Rudra Sthana) indicating that the right side of the brain shall dominate, but in a very negative way. 2 & 8 = future-related houses ruled by Shiva. Must that future necessarily be all negative? Saturn is placed in the fifth house in its Moolatrikona whereas Rahu is placed in rapt conjunction with Lagna. Thus this right-brained child shall have a serious obstruction at the brain caused by Rahu and Saturn. But Saturn is the boy's atmakaraka, isn't he? Wouldn't the atmakaraka help? The child is autistic and cannot speak. Not that he is violent, but instead is kind, very kind - regressive autism. Jupiter retrograde in 2nd house. In this chart the 2nd house is a future-related house, ruled by Shiva. 3. Learn: If Jupiter and Sun are well placed in trines etc to Lagna then the right brain is very beneficial and well developed whereas if the Moon & Venus are in trines, then the left brain is well developed. In this case we find the Moon in the ninth house ... the clue and solution lies here. Parasara says 1 lakh gayatri Mantra; I add visit to Jagannath Krishna temple...What do you say? Jupiter in 2nd (Sc): RV 10.71 (Brhaspati) & RV 10.125 (Vac); drawing/painting (Agni, sight). 9th house = past-related bhava; Gem = past-related rasi. All past = ruled by Visnu. Moon in Gem: writing -- both as artistic hand writing (right brain) and a communication means (left brain). Somanatha. 4. Jupiter dasa is not good as it is lord of the trimsamsa lagna in addition to its placement in the 2nd house from Lagna having Rahu. What is the way out? I thought Jupiter was in the 4th house (Pi) in the D-30 you posted for the boy. Way out: mantras, music, empowered sounds to impact the boy's internal akasa, his consciousness. RV suktas mentioned above. Maybe he can sing -- Jup in 2nd house & Merc. in natural 2nd (his 8th). What is kinesthetic signal? Touch and movement. Intuition as a sensation. Related to vayu-tattva -- Gem, Li, Aq; Sani, Rahu. Would intuition be seen from the 5th house, from the 12th house, from D-24, or...? Thanks again, Sanjay, for enlightening us. Beatrice om tat sat Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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