Sv: Sv: writing, synastric connections, ambition

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Om Namo Narayanaya

 

Allthough I use standard Vedic principles, I'll meditate on your question, and

hope Narayana will bless me with an answer.

 

I personally have given good readings using the inherited principles of

traditional astrology, without the bother of the various cusps.

 

I'll see if i can give you an answer as soon as possible.

 

Best wishes, Visti.

 

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Thursday, January 25, 2001 7:40 PM

Re: Sv: [gjlist] Re: writing, synastric connections, ambition

 

 

> Dear Visti Larsen,

>

> I take it that you live very far north. Can you somehow explain to us what

> happens to the sun there? Take a day in Summer. You are standing looking south

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> for my sake theoretically for many hours!! where does the sun rise? To your

left

> or at your back? What happens then till it "sets", how does it move for you?

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> If I cast a theoretical chart for 89°north 00hrs at 00west on 21 June,

ascendant

> is exactly 90 degrees away from MC. Also on 22 Dec. BUT if I cast it for 21

> August AC, sun and MC are conjunct; on 22 sep Ac is exactly opposite MC and

Sun!

>

> Nanook born on those days at that latitude has his fate "sealed" in many ways:

> only seals should be allowed to be born there; the future of the child is

closed

> with the seal of secrecy. Polar bears may bear this situation with

indifference,

> but it is a whale of a problem for astrologers. At the other end, penguins

will

> be definitely interested: they have super ideal love-lives. Especially the

Adele

> penguin, which mates for life, meets its mate only once every year and on

> meeting stands cheek to cheek caressingly for hours before thinking of sex!

Not

> finding the true mate can end in disater, even suicide. Even the church has

> recognized this great loyalty and praises it in the "hymncome all ye

> faithful.." Sung in Latin it is "Adele fidestes..." adele is faithful ...

> hmm..... or have I got it mixed up??????

>

> Perhaps all expecting mothers in the north latitudes should migrate south to

> give their babies decent horoscopes. This tremendous dilemma is perhaps why

> jyothishis don´t bother too much with house positions, but if lagna itself is

a

> mystery, I ask you!

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> There is only one universal solution: to take Ac exactly 90 degrees away from

> MC: treating all births as at equator at that longitude. .....

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> But your subjective description of sunrise, culmination and sunset would be

> welcome.

>

> regards

> Mani

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