charts of extremely jealous and OC persons wanted for study

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kleem namah narasimhaaya

Dear Lakshmi, Namaskar

 

 

January 11, 1968

Time: 9:32:43

Time Zone: 1:00:00 (East of GMT)

Place: 19 E 05' 10", 50 N 18' 10"

 

This person struggles with:

 

A driving need to do things perfectly or

correctly.

A fear of getting dirty or infected.

Compulsions. These are behaviors that you repeat to try to control the

obsessions. Some people have behaviors that are rigid and structured,

while others have very complex behaviors that change. Examples include:

 

Washing or checking that something has been done.

Counting, often while doing another compulsive action, such as hand-

washing.

Repeating things or always moving items to keep them in perfect order.

Hoarding.

Praying.

The obsessions or compulsions usually take up a lot of time—more than 1

 

hour a day. They greatly interfere with your normal routine at work or

school, and they affect social activities and relationships.

 

 

 

Regards,

Rafal Gendarz / SJC

Teacher

www: http://rohinaa.com /

email:

rafal

 

 

 

lakshmikary pisze:

 

 

Hare Rama Krishna

Dear Jyotishi,

PLease send to me privately or post to the list for study (with native

names kept private)-

thank-you

Lakshmi Kary

Of any person who is suffering from EXTREME jealosy, enough where it

significantly interferes with their own and other peoples lives.

PLease send only accurate birth data and also include some specifics.

ie..

native suffered from extreme jealousy during school 1990-1995 etc and

attacked a fellow student on ...date etc

 

definition -1. jealous resentment against a rival, a person enjoying

success or advantage, etc., or against another's success or advantage

itself.

2. mental uneasiness from suspicion or fear of rivalry, unfaithfulness,

 

etc., as in love or aims.

 

Im also interested in people who have severe/EXTREME obsessive

compulsive disorder- Again please keep native name private and include

some specifics.. ie native started washing hands 100x a day after

husband was killed.... or native cant eat anything except for white

food since date etc..

 

Symptoms of the disorder include:

 

Obsessions. These are unwanted thoughts, ideas, and impulses that you

have again and again. They won't go away. They get in the way of your

normal thoughts and cause anxiety or fear. The thoughts may be sexual

or violent, or they may make you worry about illness or infection.

Examples include:

A fear of harm to yourself or a loved one.

A driving need to do things perfectly or correctly.

A fear of getting dirty or infected.

Compulsions. These are behaviors that you repeat to try to control the

obsessions. Some people have behaviors that are rigid and structured,

while others have very complex behaviors that change. Examples include:

 

Washing or checking that something has been done.

Counting, often while doing another compulsive action, such as hand-

washing.

Repeating things or always moving items to keep them in perfect order.

Hoarding.

Praying.

The obsessions or compulsions usually take up a lot of time—more than 1

 

hour a day. They greatly interfere with your normal routine at work or

school, and they affect social activities and relationships.

 

Sometimes people may understand that their obsessions and compulsions

are not real. But at other times they may not be sure, or they may

believe strongly in their fears.

[Guest guest]

Dear Rafal,

 

I know someone who suffers from a similar disease. The doctors have said its obsessive compulsive disorder. Its like if he is going out of the house and locking his door, he will keep coming back and rechecking like 10 times if the lock is properly fastened!

 

Could you tell me some pointers in the chart that can cause this kind of OCDs.

 

-Regards

Rajarshi

 

"This above all: to thine own self be true!" - Hamlet--- On Sun, 29/6/08, Rafal Gendarz <starsuponme wrote:

Rafal Gendarz <starsuponmeRe: [Om Krishna Guru] charts of extremely jealous and OC persons wanted for study , "sohamsa" <sohamsa >Sunday, 29 June, 2008, 2:10 PM

 

 

kleem namah narasimhaayaDear Lakshmi, Namaskar January 11, 1968Time: 9:32:43Time Zone: 1:00:00 (East of GMT)Place: 19 E 05' 10", 50 N 18' 10"This person struggles with:A driving need to do things perfectly or correctly. A fear of getting dirty or infected. Compulsions. These are behaviors that you repeat to try to control the obsessions. Some people have behaviors that are rigid and structured, while others have very complex behaviors that change. Examples include: Washing or checking that something has been done. Counting, often while doing another compulsive action, such as

hand-washing. Repeating things or always moving items to keep them in perfect order. Hoarding. Praying. The obsessions or compulsions usually take up a lot of time—more than 1 hour a day. They greatly interfere with your normal routine at work or school, and they affect social activities and relationships.Regards,Rafal Gendarz / SJC Teacherwww: http://rohinaa. com / email: rafal (AT) rohinaa (DOT) comlakshmikary pisze:

 

Hare Rama KrishnaDear Jyotishi,PLease send to me privately or post to the list for study (with native names kept private)-thank-you Lakshmi KaryOf any person who is suffering from EXTREME jealosy, enough where it significantly interferes with their own and other peoples lives.PLease send only accurate birth data and also include some specifics.ie..native suffered from extreme jealousy during school 1990-1995 etc and attacked a fellow student on ...date etcdefinition -1. jealous resentment against a rival, a person enjoying success or advantage, etc., or against another's success or advantage itself. 2. mental uneasiness from suspicion or fear of rivalry, unfaithfulness, etc., as in love or aims. Im also interested in people who have severe/EXTREME obsessive compulsive disorder- Again please keep native name private and include some specifics.. ie native started washing

hands 100x a day after husband was killed.... or native cant eat anything except for white food since date etc.. Symptoms of the disorder include:Obsessions. These are unwanted thoughts, ideas, and impulses that you have again and again. They won't go away. They get in the way of your normal thoughts and cause anxiety or fear. The thoughts may be sexual or violent, or they may make you worry about illness or infection. Examples include: A fear of harm to yourself or a loved one. A driving need to do things perfectly or correctly. A fear of getting dirty or infected. Compulsions. These are behaviors that you repeat to try to control the obsessions. Some people have behaviors that are rigid and structured, while others have very complex behaviors that change. Examples include: Washing or checking that something has been done. Counting, often while doing another compulsive action, such

as hand-washing. Repeating things or always moving items to keep them in perfect order. Hoarding. Praying. The obsessions or compulsions usually take up a lot of time—more than 1 hour a day. They greatly interfere with your normal routine at work or school, and they affect social activities and relationships.Sometimes people may understand that their obsessions and compulsions are not real. But at other times they may not be sure, or they may believe strongly in their fears.

Bollywood, fun, friendship, sports and more. You name it, we have it.

[Guest guest]

kleem namah narasimhaaya

Dear Rajarishi , Namaskar

 

The position of Ma/Ke must be checked in D1 and D30.

 

Regards,

Rafal Gendarz / SJC

Teacher

www: http://rohinaa.com /

email:

rafal

 

 

 

rajarshi nandy pisze:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dear Rafal,

 

I know someone who suffers from a similar disease. The

doctors have said its obsessive compulsive disorder. Its like if he is

going out of the house and locking his door, he will keep coming back

and rechecking like 10 times if the lock is properly fastened!

 

Could you tell me some pointers in the chart that can cause

this kind of OCDs.

 

-Regards

 Rajarshi

 

 

 

"This

above all: to thine own self be true!" - Hamlet

 

 

 

--- On Sun, 29/6/08, Rafal Gendarz <starsuponme (AT) wp (DOT) pl>

wrote:

 

Rafal Gendarz <starsuponme (AT) wp (DOT) pl>

Re: [Om Krishna Guru] charts of extremely jealous and OC

persons wanted for study

, "sohamsa"

<sohamsa >

Sunday, 29 June, 2008, 2:10 PM

 

 

 

kleem namah

narasimhaaya

Dear Lakshmi, Namaskar

 

 

Date:          January 11, 1968

Time:          9:32:43

Time Zone:     1:00:00 (East of GMT)

Place:         19 E 05' 10", 50 N 18' 10"

 

This person struggles with:

 

A driving need to do things perfectly or

correctly.

A fear of getting dirty or infected.

Compulsions. These are behaviors that you repeat to try to control the

obsessions. Some people have behaviors that are rigid and structured,

while others have very complex behaviors that change. Examples include:

 

Washing or checking that something has been done.

Counting, often while doing another compulsive action, such as hand-

washing.

Repeating things or always moving items to keep them in perfect order.

Hoarding.

Praying.

The obsessions or compulsions usually take up a lot of time—more than 1

 

hour a day. They greatly interfere with your normal routine at work or

school, and they affect social activities and relationships.

 

 

 

Regards,

Rafal Gendarz / SJC

Teacher

www: http://rohinaa.

com / email: rafal (AT) rohinaa (DOT)

com

 

 

 

lakshmikary pisze:

 

 

Hare Rama Krishna

Dear Jyotishi,

PLease send to me privately or post to the list for study (with native

names kept private)-

thank-you

Lakshmi Kary

Of any person who is suffering from EXTREME jealosy, enough where it

significantly interferes with their own and other peoples lives.

PLease send only accurate birth data and also include some specifics.

ie..

native suffered from extreme jealousy during school 1990-1995 etc and

attacked a fellow student on ...date etc

 

definition -1. jealous resentment against a rival, a person enjoying

success or advantage, etc., or against another's success or advantage

itself.

2. mental uneasiness from suspicion or fear of rivalry, unfaithfulness,

 

etc., as in love or aims.

 

Im also interested in people who have severe/EXTREME obsessive

compulsive disorder- Again please keep native name private and include

some specifics.. ie native started washing hands 100x a day after

husband was killed.... or native cant eat anything except for white

food since date etc..

 

Symptoms of the disorder include:

 

Obsessions. These are unwanted thoughts, ideas, and impulses that you

have again and again. They won't go away. They get in the way of your

normal thoughts and cause anxiety or fear. The thoughts may be sexual

or violent, or they may make you worry about illness or infection.

Examples include:

A fear of harm to yourself or a loved one.

A driving need to do things perfectly or correctly.

A fear of getting dirty or infected.

Compulsions. These are behaviors that you repeat to try to control the

obsessions. Some people have behaviors that are rigid and structured,

while others have very complex behaviors that change. Examples include:

 

Washing or checking that something has been done.

Counting, often while doing another compulsive action, such as hand-

washing.

Repeating things or always moving items to keep them in perfect order.

Hoarding.

Praying.

The obsessions or compulsions usually take up a lot of time—more than 1

 

hour a day. They greatly interfere with your normal routine at work or

school, and they affect social activities and relationships.

 

Sometimes people may understand that their obsessions and compulsions

are not real. But at other times they may not be sure, or they may

believe strongly in their fears.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Bollywood, fun, friendship, sports and more. You name

it,

we have it.

[Guest guest]

Hare Rama Krishna

Dear Rafal,

Which D-30 do you use,

Shashtiamsa like trimsamsa?

Best wishes

Lakshmi

 

, Rafal Gendarz <starsuponme

wrote:

>

> *kleem namah narasimhaaya*

> Dear Rajarishi , Namaskar

>

> The position of Ma/Ke must be checked in D1 and D30.

>

> Regards,

> Rafal Gendarz / SJC Teacher

> www: http://rohinaa.com / email: rafal

>

>

>

> rajarshi nandy pisze:

> >

> > Dear Rafal,

> >

> >

> >

> > I know someone who suffers from a similar disease. The doctors

have

> > said its obsessive compulsive disorder. Its like if he is going

out of

> > the house and locking his door, he will keep coming back and

> > rechecking like 10 times if the lock is properly fastened!

> >

> >

> >

> > Could you tell me some pointers in the chart that can cause this

kind

> > of OCDs.

> >

> >

> >

> > -Regards

> >

> > Rajarshi

> >

> > /*

> > * " This above all: to thine own self be true! " - Hamlet*

> > */

> >

> >

> > --- On *Sun, 29/6/08, Rafal Gendarz /<starsuponme/* wrote:

> >

> > Rafal Gendarz <starsuponme

> > Re: [Om Krishna Guru] charts of extremely jealous

and OC

> > persons wanted for study

> > , " sohamsa "

<sohamsa >

> > Sunday, 29 June, 2008, 2:10 PM

> >

> > *kleem namah narasimhaaya*

> > Dear Lakshmi, Namaskar

> >

> >

> > January 11, 1968

> > Time: 9:32:43

> > Time Zone: 1:00:00 (East of GMT)

> > Place: 19 E 05' 10 " , 50 N 18' 10 "

> >

> > This person struggles with:

> >

> > A driving need to do things perfectly or correctly.

> > A fear of getting dirty or infected.

> > Compulsions. These are behaviors that you repeat to try to

control

> > the

> > obsessions. Some people have behaviors that are rigid and

structured,

> > while others have very complex behaviors that change. Examples

> > include:

> > Washing or checking that something has been done.

> > Counting, often while doing another compulsive action, such

as hand-

> > washing.

> > Repeating things or always moving items to keep them in

perfect

> > order.

> > Hoarding.

> > Praying.

> > The obsessions or compulsions usually take up a lot of

time†" more

> > than 1

> > hour a day. They greatly interfere with your normal routine at

> > work or

> > school, and they affect social activities and relationships.

> >

> >

> >

> > Regards,

> > Rafal Gendarz / SJC Teacher

> > www: http://rohinaa. com / email: rafal (AT) rohinaa (DOT) com

> >

> >

> >

> > lakshmikary pisze:

> >

> >> Hare Rama Krishna

> >> Dear Jyotishi,

> >> PLease send to me privately or post to the list for study

(with

> >> native

> >> names kept private)-

> >> thank-you

> >> Lakshmi Kary

> >> Of any person who is suffering from EXTREME jealosy, enough

where it

> >> significantly interferes with their own and other peoples

lives.

> >> PLease send only accurate birth data and also include some

specifics.

> >> ie..

> >> native suffered from extreme jealousy during school 1990-

1995 etc

> >> and

> >> attacked a fellow student on ...date etc

> >>

> >> definition -1. jealous resentment against a rival, a person

enjoying

> >> success or advantage, etc., or against another's success or

> >> advantage

> >> itself.

> >> 2. mental uneasiness from suspicion or fear of rivalry,

> >> unfaithfulness,

> >> etc., as in love or aims.

> >>

> >> Im also interested in people who have severe/EXTREME

obsessive

> >> compulsive disorder- Again please keep native name private

and

> >> include

> >> some specifics.. ie native started washing hands 100x a day

after

> >> husband was killed.... or native cant eat anything except

for white

> >> food since date etc..

> >>

> >> Symptoms of the disorder include:

> >>

> >> Obsessions. These are unwanted thoughts, ideas, and impulses

that

> >> you

> >> have again and again. They won't go away. They get in the

way of

> >> your

> >> normal thoughts and cause anxiety or fear. The thoughts may

be

> >> sexual

> >> or violent, or they may make you worry about illness or

infection.

> >> Examples include:

> >> A fear of harm to yourself or a loved one.

> >> A driving need to do things perfectly or correctly.

> >> A fear of getting dirty or infected.

> >> Compulsions. These are behaviors that you repeat to try to

> >> control the

> >> obsessions. Some people have behaviors that are rigid and

> >> structured,

> >> while others have very complex behaviors that change.

Examples

> >> include:

> >> Washing or checking that something has been done.

> >> Counting, often while doing another compulsive action, such

as hand-

> >> washing.

> >> Repeating things or always moving items to keep them in

perfect

> >> order.

> >> Hoarding.

> >> Praying.

> >> The obsessions or compulsions usually take up a lot of

time†" more

> >> than 1

> >> hour a day. They greatly interfere with your normal routine

at

> >> work or

> >> school, and they affect social activities and relationships.

> >>

> >> Sometimes people may understand that their obsessions and

> >> compulsions

> >> are not real. But at other times they may not be sure, or

they may

> >> believe strongly in their fears.

> >>

> >

> >

------

> > Bollywood, fun, friendship, sports and more. You name it, we have

it.

> >

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> >

> >

>

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kleem namah narasimhaaya

Dear Lakshmi , Namaskar

 

If its nerves then normal d30, if psychological disorder then D30-60.

 

Regards,

Rafal Gendarz / SJC

Teacher

www: http://rohinaa.com /

email:

rafal

 

 

 

 

 

lakshmikary pisze:

 

 

Hare Rama Krishna

Dear Rafal,

Which D-30 do you use,

Shashtiamsa like trimsamsa?

Best wishes

Lakshmi

 

,

Rafal Gendarz <starsuponme

wrote:

>

> *kleem namah narasimhaaya*

> Dear Rajarishi , Namaskar

>

> The position of Ma/Ke must be checked in D1 and D30.

>

> Regards,

> Rafal Gendarz / SJC Teacher

> www: http://rohinaa.com

/ email: rafal

>

>

>

> rajarshi nandy pisze:

> >

> > Dear Rafal,

> >

> >

> >

> > I know someone who suffers from a similar disease. The

doctors

have

> > said its obsessive compulsive disorder. Its like if he is

going

out of

> > the house and locking his door, he will keep coming back and

> > rechecking like 10 times if the lock is properly fastened!

> >

> >

> >

> > Could you tell me some pointers in the chart that can cause

this

kind

> > of OCDs.

> >

> >

> >

> > -Regards

> >

> > Rajarshi

> >

> > /*

> > *"This above all: to thine own self be true!" - Hamlet*

> > */

> >

> >

> > --- On *Sun, 29/6/08, Rafal Gendarz /<starsuponme/*

wrote:

> >

> > Rafal Gendarz <starsuponme

> > Re: [Om Krishna Guru] charts of extremely jealous

and OC

> > persons wanted for study

> > ,

"sohamsa"

<sohamsa >

> > Sunday, 29 June, 2008, 2:10 PM

> >

> > *kleem namah narasimhaaya*

> > Dear Lakshmi, Namaskar

> >

> >

> > January 11, 1968

> > Time: 9:32:43

> > Time Zone: 1:00:00 (East of GMT)

> > Place: 19 E 05' 10", 50 N 18' 10"

> >

> > This person struggles with:

> >

> > A driving need to do things perfectly or correctly.

> > A fear of getting dirty or infected.

> > Compulsions. These are behaviors that you repeat to try to

control

> > the

> > obsessions. Some people have behaviors that are rigid and

structured,

> > while others have very complex behaviors that change. Examples

> > include:

> > Washing or checking that something has been done.

> > Counting, often while doing another compulsive action, such

as hand-

> > washing.

> > Repeating things or always moving items to keep them in

perfect

> > order.

> > Hoarding.

> > Praying.

> > The obsessions or compulsions usually take up a lot of

timeâ€"more

> > than 1

> > hour a day. They greatly interfere with your normal routine at

> > work or

> > school, and they affect social activities and relationships.

> >

> >

> >

> > Regards,

> > Rafal Gendarz / SJC Teacher

> > www: http://rohinaa.

com / email: rafal (AT) rohinaa (DOT) com

> >

> >

> >

> > lakshmikary pisze:

> >

> >> Hare Rama Krishna

> >> Dear Jyotishi,

> >> PLease send to me privately or post to the list for study

 

(with

> >> native

> >> names kept private)-

> >> thank-you

> >> Lakshmi Kary

> >> Of any person who is suffering from EXTREME jealosy,

enough

where it

> >> significantly interferes with their own and other peoples

 

lives.

> >> PLease send only accurate birth data and also include

some

specifics.

> >> ie..

> >> native suffered from extreme jealousy during school 1990-

1995 etc

> >> and

> >> attacked a fellow student on ...date etc

> >>

> >> definition -1. jealous resentment against a rival, a

person

enjoying

> >> success or advantage, etc., or against another's success

or

> >> advantage

> >> itself.

> >> 2. mental uneasiness from suspicion or fear of rivalry,

> >> unfaithfulness,

> >> etc., as in love or aims.

> >>

> >> Im also interested in people who have severe/EXTREME

obsessive

> >> compulsive disorder- Again please keep native name

private

and

> >> include

> >> some specifics.. ie native started washing hands 100x a

day

after

> >> husband was killed.... or native cant eat anything except

 

for white

> >> food since date etc..

> >>

> >> Symptoms of the disorder include:

> >>

> >> Obsessions. These are unwanted thoughts, ideas, and

impulses

that

> >> you

> >> have again and again. They won't go away. They get in the

 

way of

> >> your

> >> normal thoughts and cause anxiety or fear. The thoughts

may

be

> >> sexual

> >> or violent, or they may make you worry about illness or

infection.

> >> Examples include:

> >> A fear of harm to yourself or a loved one.

> >> A driving need to do things perfectly or correctly.

> >> A fear of getting dirty or infected.

> >> Compulsions. These are behaviors that you repeat to try to

> >> control the

> >> obsessions. Some people have behaviors that are rigid and

> >> structured,

> >> while others have very complex behaviors that change.

Examples

> >> include:

> >> Washing or checking that something has been done.

> >> Counting, often while doing another compulsive action,

such

as hand-

> >> washing.

> >> Repeating things or always moving items to keep them in

perfect

> >> order.

> >> Hoarding.

> >> Praying.

> >> The obsessions or compulsions usually take up a lot of

timeâ€"more

> >> than 1

> >> hour a day. They greatly interfere with your normal

routine

at

> >> work or

> >> school, and they affect social activities and

relationships.

> >>

> >> Sometimes people may understand that their obsessions and

> >> compulsions

> >> are not real. But at other times they may not be sure, or

 

they may

> >> believe strongly in their fears.

> >>

> >

> > -------------------------

------

> > Bollywood, fun, friendship, sports and more. You name it, we

have

it.

> >

<http://in.rd./tagline_groups_1/*http://in.promos./g

roups/bestof/>

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Hare Rama Krishna

Dear Rafal,

When you mean normal D-30 you are referring to Parasara?

and when you say nerves you mean, like a physical problem that

involves the nervous system, like MS,

Lou Gehrigs Disease etc?

thanks

Best wishes

Lakshmi

Lakshmi

 

-- In , Rafal Gendarz <starsuponme

wrote:

>

> *kleem namah narasimhaaya*

> Dear Lakshmi , Namaskar

>

> If its nerves then normal d30, if psychological disorder then D30-

60.

>

> Regards,

> Rafal Gendarz / SJC Teacher

> www: http://rohinaa.com / email: rafal

>

>

>

>

>

> lakshmikary pisze:

> >

> > Hare Rama Krishna

> > Dear Rafal,

> > Which D-30 do you use,

> > Shashtiamsa like trimsamsa?

> > Best wishes

> > Lakshmi

> >

> >

> > <%40>, Rafal Gendarz

<starsuponme@>

> > wrote:

> > >

> > > *kleem namah narasimhaaya*

> > > Dear Rajarishi , Namaskar

> > >

> > > The position of Ma/Ke must be checked in D1 and D30.

> > >

> > > Regards,

> > > Rafal Gendarz / SJC Teacher

> > > www: http://rohinaa.com <http://rohinaa.com> / email: rafal@

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > rajarshi nandy pisze:

> > > >

> > > > Dear Rafal,

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > I know someone who suffers from a similar disease. The doctors

> > have

> > > > said its obsessive compulsive disorder. Its like if he is

going

> > out of

> > > > the house and locking his door, he will keep coming back and

> > > > rechecking like 10 times if the lock is properly fastened!

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > Could you tell me some pointers in the chart that can cause

this

> > kind

> > > > of OCDs.

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > -Regards

> > > >

> > > > Rajarshi

> > > >

> > > > /*

> > > > * " This above all: to thine own self be true! " - Hamlet*

> > > > */

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > --- On *Sun, 29/6/08, Rafal Gendarz /<starsuponme@>/* wrote:

> > > >

> > > > Rafal Gendarz <starsuponme@>

> > > > Re: [Om Krishna Guru] charts of extremely jealous

> > and OC

> > > > persons wanted for study

> > > >

> > <%40>, " sohamsa "

> > <sohamsa <sohamsa%40>>

> > > > Sunday, 29 June, 2008, 2:10 PM

> > > >

> > > > *kleem namah narasimhaaya*

> > > > Dear Lakshmi, Namaskar

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > January 11, 1968

> > > > Time: 9:32:43

> > > > Time Zone: 1:00:00 (East of GMT)

> > > > Place: 19 E 05' 10 " , 50 N 18' 10 "

> > > >

> > > > This person struggles with:

> > > >

> > > > A driving need to do things perfectly or correctly.

> > > > A fear of getting dirty or infected.

> > > > Compulsions. These are behaviors that you repeat to try to

> > control

> > > > the

> > > > obsessions. Some people have behaviors that are rigid and

> > structured,

> > > > while others have very complex behaviors that change. Examples

> > > > include:

> > > > Washing or checking that something has been done.

> > > > Counting, often while doing another compulsive action, such

> > as hand-

> > > > washing.

> > > > Repeating things or always moving items to keep them in

> > perfect

> > > > order.

> > > > Hoarding.

> > > > Praying.

> > > > The obsessions or compulsions usually take up a lot of

> > timeâEUR " more

> > > > than 1

> > > > hour a day. They greatly interfere with your normal routine at

> > > > work or

> > > > school, and they affect social activities and relationships.

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > Regards,

> > > > Rafal Gendarz / SJC Teacher

> > > > www: http://rohinaa. com / email: rafal (AT) rohinaa (DOT) com

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > lakshmikary pisze:

> > > >

> > > >> Hare Rama Krishna

> > > >> Dear Jyotishi,

> > > >> PLease send to me privately or post to the list for study

> > (with

> > > >> native

> > > >> names kept private)-

> > > >> thank-you

> > > >> Lakshmi Kary

> > > >> Of any person who is suffering from EXTREME jealosy, enough

> > where it

> > > >> significantly interferes with their own and other peoples

> > lives.

> > > >> PLease send only accurate birth data and also include some

> > specifics.

> > > >> ie..

> > > >> native suffered from extreme jealousy during school 1990-

> > 1995 etc

> > > >> and

> > > >> attacked a fellow student on ...date etc

> > > >>

> > > >> definition -1. jealous resentment against a rival, a person

> > enjoying

> > > >> success or advantage, etc., or against another's success or

> > > >> advantage

> > > >> itself.

> > > >> 2. mental uneasiness from suspicion or fear of rivalry,

> > > >> unfaithfulness,

> > > >> etc., as in love or aims.

> > > >>

> > > >> Im also interested in people who have severe/EXTREME

> > obsessive

> > > >> compulsive disorder- Again please keep native name private

> > and

> > > >> include

> > > >> some specifics.. ie native started washing hands 100x a day

> > after

> > > >> husband was killed.... or native cant eat anything except

> > for white

> > > >> food since date etc..

> > > >>

> > > >> Symptoms of the disorder include:

> > > >>

> > > >> Obsessions. These are unwanted thoughts, ideas, and impulses

> > that

> > > >> you

> > > >> have again and again. They won't go away. They get in the

> > way of

> > > >> your

> > > >> normal thoughts and cause anxiety or fear. The thoughts may

> > be

> > > >> sexual

> > > >> or violent, or they may make you worry about illness or

> > infection.

> > > >> Examples include:

> > > >> A fear of harm to yourself or a loved one.

> > > >> A driving need to do things perfectly or correctly.

> > > >> A fear of getting dirty or infected.

> > > >> Compulsions. These are behaviors that you repeat to try to

> > > >> control the

> > > >> obsessions. Some people have behaviors that are rigid and

> > > >> structured,

> > > >> while others have very complex behaviors that change.

> > Examples

> > > >> include:

> > > >> Washing or checking that something has been done.

> > > >> Counting, often while doing another compulsive action, such

> > as hand-

> > > >> washing.

> > > >> Repeating things or always moving items to keep them in

> > perfect

> > > >> order.

> > > >> Hoarding.

> > > >> Praying.

> > > >> The obsessions or compulsions usually take up a lot of

> > timeâEUR " more

> > > >> than 1

> > > >> hour a day. They greatly interfere with your normal routine

> > at

> > > >> work or

> > > >> school, and they affect social activities and relationships.

> > > >>

> > > >> Sometimes people may understand that their obsessions and

> > > >> compulsions

> > > >> are not real. But at other times they may not be sure, or

> > they may

> > > >> believe strongly in their fears.

> > > >>

> > > >

> > > > -------------------------

> > ------

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> > it.

> > > >

> >

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> >

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> >

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>

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kleem namah narasimhaaya

Dear Lakshmi, Namaskar

 

Yes, Parasara D30 is to determine the tattvas/doshas. Yes nervous

systems, for this often mangal is connected to D30 Lagna.

 

In my chart I have Lagnesh with Mangal in D30 whilst Ke/Ma (gandanta)

are in badhak - i have nerve problems.

 

In remek's chart. Mangal sits in lagna and Ketu is in badhak in pitta

sign d30 (agni distortion). Mangal in Lagna in d30. He is interested in

Martial arts (Mo in 12 from AL)

 

In this year he took divorce after many years of marriage. 2L from UL

sits in third bhava in D9 and 12H in D1. Pi-Li MD. Li is 8H from Pi. Pi

aspects 2H from UL, Li lord is in 7 from UL. The issue was strongly

connected to religious differences as Guru sits in 8h in d9. they have

one child which was girl - 9L from ul is aspected by one planet - manly

but in parivartana. He left spiritual organization (4L from AL is Me -

spiritual society) recently and we see Guru-Shani. Shani aspects 9L

from NL as anubhava in D1 sits in ninth bhava with Ketu. Moon should be

checked and it is connected to UL which shows connections to wife

decisions. Ma and Ve in simhasana bhavas give problems to Gu and Ra

both connected to marriage-points indicate the problems. tithi lord is

in parivartana which shows reversal of fortune.

 

Regards,

Rafal Gendarz / SJC

Teacher

www: http://rohinaa.com /

email:

rafal

 

lakshmikary pisze:

 

 

Hare Rama Krishna

Dear Rafal,

When you mean normal D-30 you are referring to Parasara?

and when you say nerves you mean, like a physical problem that

involves the nervous system, like MS,

Lou Gehrigs Disease etc?

thanks

Best wishes

Lakshmi

Lakshmi

 

-- In ,

Rafal Gendarz <starsuponme

wrote:

>

> *kleem namah narasimhaaya*

> Dear Lakshmi , Namaskar

>

> If its nerves then normal d30, if psychological disorder then D30-

60.

>

> Regards,

> Rafal Gendarz / SJC Teacher

> www: http://rohinaa.com

/ email: rafal

>

>

>

>

>

> lakshmikary pisze:

> >

> > Hare Rama Krishna

> > Dear Rafal,

> > Which D-30 do you use,

> > Shashtiamsa like trimsamsa?

> > Best wishes

> > Lakshmi

> >

> >

 

> > <%40>,

Rafal Gendarz

<starsuponme@>

> > wrote:

> > >

> > > *kleem namah narasimhaaya*

> > > Dear Rajarishi , Namaskar

> > >

> > > The position of Ma/Ke must be checked in D1 and D30.

> > >

> > > Regards,

> > > Rafal Gendarz / SJC Teacher

> > > www: http://rohinaa.com

<http://rohinaa.com>

/ email: rafal@

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > rajarshi nandy pisze:

> > > >

> > > > Dear Rafal,

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > I know someone who suffers from a similar disease.

The doctors

> > have

> > > > said its obsessive compulsive disorder. Its like if

he is

going

> > out of

> > > > the house and locking his door, he will keep coming

back and

> > > > rechecking like 10 times if the lock is properly

fastened!

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > Could you tell me some pointers in the chart that

can cause

this

> > kind

> > > > of OCDs.

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > -Regards

> > > >

> > > > Rajarshi

> > > >

> > > > /*

> > > > *"This above all: to thine own self be true!" -

Hamlet*

> > > > */

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > --- On *Sun, 29/6/08, Rafal Gendarz

/<starsuponme@>/* wrote:

> > > >

> > > > Rafal Gendarz <starsuponme@>

> > > > Re: [Om Krishna Guru] charts of extremely

jealous

> > and OC

> > > > persons wanted for study

> > > >

 

> > <%40>,

"sohamsa"

> > <sohamsa

<sohamsa%40>>

> > > > Sunday, 29 June, 2008, 2:10 PM

> > > >

> > > > *kleem namah narasimhaaya*

> > > > Dear Lakshmi, Namaskar

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > January 11, 1968

> > > > Time: 9:32:43

> > > > Time Zone: 1:00:00 (East of GMT)

> > > > Place: 19 E 05' 10", 50 N 18' 10"

> > > >

> > > > This person struggles with:

> > > >

> > > > A driving need to do things perfectly or correctly.

> > > > A fear of getting dirty or infected.

> > > > Compulsions. These are behaviors that you repeat to

try to

> > control

> > > > the

> > > > obsessions. Some people have behaviors that are

rigid and

> > structured,

> > > > while others have very complex behaviors that

change. Examples

> > > > include:

> > > > Washing or checking that something has been done.

> > > > Counting, often while doing another compulsive

action, such

> > as hand-

> > > > washing.

> > > > Repeating things or always moving items to keep

them in

> > perfect

> > > > order.

> > > > Hoarding.

> > > > Praying.

> > > > The obsessions or compulsions usually take up a lot

of

> > timeâEUR"more

> > > > than 1

> > > > hour a day. They greatly interfere with your normal

routine at

> > > > work or

> > > > school, and they affect social activities and

relationships.

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > Regards,

> > > > Rafal Gendarz / SJC Teacher

> > > > www: http://rohinaa. com / email: rafal (AT) rohinaa (DOT)

com

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > lakshmikary pisze:

> > > >

> > > >> Hare Rama Krishna

> > > >> Dear Jyotishi,

> > > >> PLease send to me privately or post to the list

for study

> > (with

> > > >> native

> > > >> names kept private)-

> > > >> thank-you

> > > >> Lakshmi Kary

> > > >> Of any person who is suffering from EXTREME

jealosy, enough

> > where it

> > > >> significantly interferes with their own and

other peoples

> > lives.

> > > >> PLease send only accurate birth data and also

include some

> > specifics.

> > > >> ie..

> > > >> native suffered from extreme jealousy during

school 1990-

> > 1995 etc

> > > >> and

> > > >> attacked a fellow student on ...date etc

> > > >>

> > > >> definition -1. jealous resentment against a

rival, a person

> > enjoying

> > > >> success or advantage, etc., or against

another's success or

> > > >> advantage

> > > >> itself.

> > > >> 2. mental uneasiness from suspicion or fear of

rivalry,

> > > >> unfaithfulness,

> > > >> etc., as in love or aims.

> > > >>

> > > >> Im also interested in people who have

severe/EXTREME

> > obsessive

> > > >> compulsive disorder- Again please keep native

name private

> > and

> > > >> include

> > > >> some specifics.. ie native started washing

hands 100x a day

> > after

> > > >> husband was killed.... or native cant eat

anything except

> > for white

> > > >> food since date etc..

> > > >>

> > > >> Symptoms of the disorder include:

> > > >>

> > > >> Obsessions. These are unwanted thoughts, ideas,

and impulses

> > that

> > > >> you

> > > >> have again and again. They won't go away. They

get in the

> > way of

> > > >> your

> > > >> normal thoughts and cause anxiety or fear. The

thoughts may

> > be

> > > >> sexual

> > > >> or violent, or they may make you worry about

illness or

> > infection.

> > > >> Examples include:

> > > >> A fear of harm to yourself or a loved one.

> > > >> A driving need to do things perfectly or

correctly.

> > > >> A fear of getting dirty or infected.

> > > >> Compulsions. These are behaviors that you

repeat to try to

> > > >> control the

> > > >> obsessions. Some people have behaviors that are

rigid and

> > > >> structured,

> > > >> while others have very complex behaviors that

change.

> > Examples

> > > >> include:

> > > >> Washing or checking that something has been

done.

> > > >> Counting, often while doing another compulsive

action, such

> > as hand-

> > > >> washing.

> > > >> Repeating things or always moving items to keep

them in

> > perfect

> > > >> order.

> > > >> Hoarding.

> > > >> Praying.

> > > >> The obsessions or compulsions usually take up a

lot of

> > timeâEUR"more

> > > >> than 1

> > > >> hour a day. They greatly interfere with your

normal routine

> > at

> > > >> work or

> > > >> school, and they affect social activities and

relationships.

> > > >>

> > > >> Sometimes people may understand that their

obsessions and

> > > >> compulsions

> > > >> are not real. But at other times they may not

be sure, or

> > they may

> > > >> believe strongly in their fears.

> > > >>

> > > >

> > > > -------------------------

> > ------

> > > > Bollywood, fun, friendship, sports and more. You

name it, we

have

> > it.

> > > >

> >

<http://in.rd./tagline_groups_1/*http://in.promos./g

 

> >

<http://in.rd./tagline_groups_1/*http://in.promos./g

>

> > roups/bestof/>

> > > >

> > > >

> > >

> >

> >

>