Combining results of Sh's transit from Moon, Lagna, AL,Paaka, A-n: Sanjay Guruji

[Guest guest]

Om Sri Gurubhyo Namah:

 

 

Humble pranaams to Sanjay-ji and all Gurus:

 

 

After learning about the variations in transit effects from different

points I feel overwhelmed.

 

Another of my stumbling blocks is that using the concepts like

drishtis, argalas, arudhas, MKS, curses, chara-karakas I feel that I

am able to explain known charts quite well. But when it comes to

giving predictions I tend to get confused.

 

I have kind of realised that its pretty much the grace of the

almighty that gives preditive power but I hope the gurus here can

provide some tips on how to better analyze.

 

Also I am trying to analyse the movement of Saturn into Leo from

different points. Is this a good way to go about it?

 

Moon (Ta): Sa in 4th (kantaka not good but tamara moorthi and mitra

tara so maybe ok)

Lagna (Li): Saturn is natal yogakaraka and in 11th house with 5

ashtakavarga points in kakshya where it does not contribute. But good.

AL (Ge): Saturn is transiting 3rd from AL. GOOD

Paaka (Le): Saturn is in Paaka lagna. So health problems possible.

Arudhas: Saturn is transiting over arudhas A8 and A7. So bad for

health and relationships.

 

Saturn is also a yogakaraka for the natal chart from Moon (tauras),

Lagna and Sun (in Libra). Now from the above can I conclude that

Saturn's transit will be good for image and gains, bad for health and

relationships ?

 

Will Saturn's results be confined to the houses he owns in the natal

charts, in other words is he a yogakaraka in transit as well ?

 

Thanks in advance for your guidance here.

 

Krupa

[Guest guest]

|Hare Rama Krsna|

 

|Om Saraswatyai Namah|

 

Dear Krupa,

 

Namaskar.

 

I recall my own bewilderment when one had just begun to come closer to the teachings of Sri Jagannath Center and Pt. Sanjay Rath. Studying these things is, I think, to get closer to Brihaspati. It often happens, that even quality research based work (Rahu) in Jyotish keeps one bereft of the joys of Paramparic Jyotish, which also gives an eternal and pure feeling to the interpretation of classics such as Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra. So, it is a matter of fortune if the feeling of being overwhelmed is just a precursor to the partaking of the wise, Sattwic world of Brihaspati.

 

Sanjay Ji said at SJC Attri once: I am lucky to be close to the Parampara and so are you.

 

Regarding the matter at hand now, some of the things I have learnt are stated hereunder.

 

For transits, you can see the Gochar of the Mahadasha lord based on the Rashi it is transiting. This is used to judge health. The Gochar of the Antardasha lord can be judged to determine the quality of sleep.

 

Shani's lordship is not to be taken into account in Gochar unless he is Dasha lord. In the Sade-Sati, for example, or Kantak, it is delivering the results of past onerous Karma. This should be seen with the Gochar of Guru. For Kantak, the location of Shani in the 4th is less troublesome than the other stations from which he aspects the 10th House. The 4th station will impede the cure for disease.

 

Saturn in the 3rd from AL will give a lot of initiative.

 

For matters of health, if you apprehend trouble, it is a good idea to study the Somnath Drekkana. Agni Tattwa Grahas in Lagna can dry up the Ojas (this is from an article by Willa Keizer in the Jyotish Digest on the subject). Transit of these planets in the Lagna of this chart can also indicate disease. Impact of the Gochar Chandra on natal Rahu can show the adverse psychological states resulting from diagnosis.

 

In the same vein, Shodhita Ashtakavarga can also indicate lack of immunity and the onset of disease when Saturn transits a sign where he has contributed zero Bindus. (This is also from that excellent article in the Jyotish Digest on the subject).

 

Techniques such as the Dasha Pravesha Chakra can also be used.

 

The statement of Pt. Rath that one lifetime is not enough to study everything in Jyotish is becoming increasingly clear. Thus worship of Sri Vyasadeva to be able to store and use this vast knowledge is important, just as some other Mantras for the proper appreciation of charts. These Mantras are available in the MP3 recordings at Jaimini SJC.

 

Regards,

Anurag Sharma

Web: http://www.planetarytransformation.blogspot.com http://www.astrologyguild.com at the Articles page

 

sohamsa , "adhyaayin" <adhyaayin wrote:

>

> Om Sri Gurubhyo Namah:

>

> > > After learning about the variations in transit effects from different

> points I feel overwhelmed.

>

> Another of my stumbling blocks is that using the concepts like

> drishtis, argalas, arudhas, MKS, curses, chara-karakas I feel that I

> am able to explain known charts quite well. But when it comes to

> giving predictions I tend to get confused.

>

> I have kind of realised that its pretty much the grace of the

> almighty that gives preditive power but I hope the gurus here can

> provide some tips on how to better analyze.

>

> Also I am trying to analyse the movement of Saturn into Leo from

> different points. Is this a good way to go about it?

>

> Moon (Ta): Sa in 4th (kantaka not good but tamara moorthi and mitra

> tara so maybe ok)

> Lagna (Li): Saturn is natal yogakaraka and in 11th house with 5

> ashtakavarga points in kakshya where it does not contribute. But good.

> AL (Ge): Saturn is transiting 3rd from AL. GOOD

> Paaka (Le): Saturn is in Paaka lagna. So health problems possible.

> Arudhas: Saturn is transiting over arudhas A8 and A7. So bad for

> health and relationships.

>

> Saturn is also a yogakaraka for the natal chart from Moon (tauras),

> Lagna and Sun (in Libra). Now from the above can I conclude that

> Saturn's transit will be good for image and gains, bad for health and

> relationships ?

>

> Will Saturn's results be confined to the houses he owns in the natal

> charts, in other words is he a yogakaraka in transit as well ?

>

> Thanks in advance for your guidance here.

>

> Krupa

>

 

[Guest guest]

Dear Krupa,

 

Yes, your bewilderment is very much understandable. My self & Anurag

Ji had the discussion on same line almost 2 and Half years ago.

 

He has already explained your specific case so i need not add

further in to that but i can share my own experience.

 

You are very right when you say that explaining Known incidents are

very very easy but to predict events are difficult (Whether Past or

Future).

 

I suggets to take up as many charts as possible and start co-

relating. try to apply Basic principles you have srudied. take up

charts fo family & friends. take the risk of prediction by carefully

applying jyotisha principles.

 

you have to devote your quality time to Jyotisha. The intrest should

be tremendous. for instance, i used to read astrology books like

Notable horoscope etc thro' entire night. Sometimes start to

finish ,in many physical postures though. above all, one should love

the subject and only intentions should be helping people in distress

with the knowledge & with that try our bit to restore the respect of

the same in the eye of society othewrwise it is nothing more than

another burden.

 

Hence Start accumulating & start venturing in to predictions. don't

bother about ARUDHA LAGNA :0)

 

this is how i went about it & nee not be followed as you are

fortunate enough to be guided by learned Gurus.

 

Best wishes,

 

Utpal Pathak

 

PS: After so many years, i have came to a conclusion that I know

hardly anything in the subject

 

sohamsa , " Anurag Sharma "

<anuraagsharma27 wrote:

>

> Sunflower

>

> |Hare Rama Krsna|

>

>

>

> |Om Saraswatyai Namah|

>

>

>

> Dear Krupa,

>

>

>

> Namaskar.

>

>

>

> I recall my own bewilderment when one had just begun to come

closer to the teachings of Sri Jagannath Center and Pt. Sanjay Rath.

Studying these things is, I think, to get closer to Brihaspati. It

often happens, that even quality research based work (Rahu) in

Jyotish keeps one bereft of the joys of Paramparic Jyotish, which

also gives an eternal and pure feeling to the interpretation of

classics such as Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra. So, it is a matter

of fortune if the feeling of being overwhelmed is just a precursor

to the partaking of the wise, Sattwic world of Brihaspati.

>

>

>

> Sanjay Ji said at SJC Attri once: I am lucky to be close to the

Parampara and so are you.

>

>

>

> Regarding the matter at hand now, some of the things I have learnt

are stated hereunder.

>

>

>

> For transits, you can see the Gochar of the Mahadasha lord based

on the Rashi it is transiting. This is used to judge health. The

Gochar of the Antardasha lord can be judged to determine the quality

of sleep.

>

>

>

> Shani's lordship is not to be taken into account in Gochar unless

he is Dasha lord. In the Sade-Sati, for example, or Kantak, it is

delivering the results of past onerous Karma. This should be seen

with the Gochar of Guru. For Kantak, the location of Shani in the

4th is less troublesome than the other stations from which he

aspects the 10th House. The 4th station will impede the cure for

disease.

>

>

>

> Saturn in the 3rd from AL will give a lot of initiative.

>

>

>

> For matters of health, if you apprehend trouble, it is a good idea

to study the Somnath Drekkana. Agni Tattwa Grahas in Lagna can dry

up the Ojas (this is from an article by Willa Keizer in the Jyotish

Digest on the subject). Transit of these planets in the Lagna of

this chart can also indicate disease. Impact of the Gochar Chandra

on natal Rahu can show the adverse psychological states resulting

from diagnosis.

>

>

>

> In the same vein, Shodhita Ashtakavarga can also indicate lack of

immunity and the onset of disease when Saturn transits a sign where

he has contributed zero Bindus. (This is also from that excellent

article in the Jyotish Digest on the subject).

>

>

>

> Techniques such as the Dasha Pravesha Chakra can also be used.

>

>

>

> The statement of Pt. Rath that one lifetime is not enough to study

everything in Jyotish is becoming increasingly clear. Thus worship

of Sri Vyasadeva to be able to store and use this vast knowledge is

important, just as some other Mantras for the proper appreciation of

charts. These Mantras are available in the MP3 recordings at Jaimini

SJC.

>

>

>

> Regards,

>

> Anurag Sharma

>

> Web: http://www.planetarytransformation.blogspot.com

> http://www.astrologyguild.com at the Articles page

>

>

>

>

> sohamsa , " adhyaayin " <adhyaayin@> wrote:

>

> >

>

> > Om Sri Gurubhyo Namah:

>

> >

>

> > > > After learning about the variations in transit effects from

different

>

> > points I feel overwhelmed.

>

> >

>

> > Another of my stumbling blocks is that using the concepts like

>

> > drishtis, argalas, arudhas, MKS, curses, chara-karakas I feel

that I

>

> > am able to explain known charts quite well. But when it comes to

>

> > giving predictions I tend to get confused.

>

> >

>

> > I have kind of realised that its pretty much the grace of the

>

> > almighty that gives preditive power but I hope the gurus here

can

>

> > provide some tips on how to better analyze.

>

> >

>

> > Also I am trying to analyse the movement of Saturn into Leo from

>

> > different points. Is this a good way to go about it?

>

> >

>

> > Moon (Ta): Sa in 4th (kantaka not good but tamara moorthi and

mitra

>

> > tara so maybe ok)

>

> > Lagna (Li): Saturn is natal yogakaraka and in 11th house with 5

>

> > ashtakavarga points in kakshya where it does not contribute. But

good.

>

> > AL (Ge): Saturn is transiting 3rd from AL. GOOD

>

> > Paaka (Le): Saturn is in Paaka lagna. So health problems

possible.

>

> > Arudhas: Saturn is transiting over arudhas A8 and A7. So bad for

>

> > health and relationships.

>

> >

>

> > Saturn is also a yogakaraka for the natal chart from Moon

(tauras),

>

> > Lagna and Sun (in Libra). Now from the above can I conclude that

>

> > Saturn's transit will be good for image and gains, bad for

health and

>

> > relationships ?

>

> >

>

> > Will Saturn's results be confined to the houses he owns in the

natal

>

> > charts, in other words is he a yogakaraka in transit as well ?

>

> >

>

> > Thanks in advance for your guidance here.

>

> >

>

> > Krupa

>

> >

>