Nakshatras-Dasas to Jane

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Dear Jane

Eacn nakshatra spans 13 degrees 20 minutes or 13 X 60 plus 20 minutes = 800 minutes .

Revati stretches from 16 degrees 40 minutes to 30 degrees in Pisces .

 

Now at the time of the woman's death 59.9 % of Mercury dasha had passed .

..599 X 800 equals 479.2 minutes or 7 degrees 59.2 minutes

So basically we progress from 16 degrees and 40 minutes by 7 degrees and 59

minutes and arrive at a point of 24 degrees and 39 minutes .

This is the point that was activated by the nakshatra dasa at the time of the woman's death .

Hope this helps

Nicholas

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Jane O. Gutierrez

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Tuesday, January 08, 2002 11:20 AM

[GJ] Fw: Nakshatras-Dasas

Dear Nicholas,I'm asking for a lesson to understand Martin Gansten's information

about Nakshatras. Would you please answer my questions, in italics, at the

bottom? Thank you! From Martin Ganston: We tend to think of Vimshottari

dashas as blocks of time belonging to the nine planets. As I was recently

reminded, however, they belong primarily to the nakshatras: Vimshottari is an

udu- or nakshatra-dasha. This has certain consequences in forecasting. The

Horasara 31.4-5 states (and is echoed by Jatakaparijata 18.26): 'In the dasha

of a constellation holding a malefic planet, one meets with suffering. As far

as [it] has gone in the constellation of the dasha ruler, at that

[corresponding time] one should predict its result. If in one of the three

groups [of stars] (trimandala), a malefic stands bereft of strength, and is not

conjunct a benefic, one will meet with death at the end of the dasha.'In other

words, the dasha of any nakshatra will, at the appropriate time, give the

result of the planets occupying that nakshatra, or its trinal nakshatras.

According to this model, the result of a planet occupying the beginning of

Asvini, Makha, or Mula will be felt at the beginning of Ketu dasha; etc.Many

nakshatras, of course, will be untenanted; and even those holding planets will

not give the results of these planets throughout the dasha. Hence the

planetary ruler of the nakshatra/dasha will make its influence felt most of the

time. But as, in judging a house, 'occupation is more important than rulership',

so it may be with dashas too. The particular chart which reminded me of this

rule was one that I have mentioned previously (now again brought to my notice

by Tommy Larsen): a woman born on 13 January, 1959, at 21:30 CET, Copenhagen,

Denmark, with 25Le15 rising. She died from cancer on 1 September, 1997, in

Mercury dasha Rahu bhukti. To be precise, 59.9% of Mercury dasha had passed.

Another way of expressing this would be to say that the Moon had progressed to

a point 59.9% into Mercury's nakshatra Revati, or 24Pi39, conjunct not only

Ketu at 24Pi11, but also the 8th cusp at 25Pi23. At the time of death, this

point was transited by Saturn at 25Pi51."Would you be so kind as to type out

the math of this? Where did the Moon start? -- Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya;

Hare Krishna; Om Tat Sat:

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