Guest guest Posted January 29, 2002 Report Share Posted January 29, 2002 Dear List, In Harness' book under Shatabhisha he writes: "The shadow side of Shatabhisha is loneliness and depression. Shatabhisha people can feel restrained or restricted and feel life as a duty...." Also further he writes: "...The lunar mansion of Ashwini is considered an ideal place to rest and recuperate for the Shatabhisha individual." In Das' chart his Lagna is Ashwini and Venus is located in Lagna. (Venus though is in Bharani.) My question is: From this perspective when we look at his Lagna in Ashwini, with Venus there, is this some indication for things Venus is Karaka for as far as healing goes with respect to this with Das, particularly since this is his Moon placed in Shatabhisha? Many thanks and regards, Patrice Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 29, 2002 Report Share Posted January 29, 2002 Dear Patrice I would say yes . His software has a Venus feel to it and he likes peace and harmony on the list certainly a Venusian quality . Asvini is governed by the heavenly physicians the Asvini Kumaras and I've always felt that Das' s interest in jyotish stemmed from a desire to help others .I'd like to also encourage Das to start posting again to the list .Previously there were many rs who found his postings the most relishable . Sociologists once thought that people who spent a lot of time on the net were loners but recent studies have shown quite the opposite that these people are actually more community oriented and better educated .So if one is finding it difficult to find friendship of like minded people in one's geographical area there are also cyber friendships .The ultimate friendship is with Krishna who sits in every one's heart Best Wishes Nicholas - Patrice Curry gjlist Wednesday, January 30, 2002 2:20 AM Re: [GJ] Das' Shatabhisha Moon Dear List, In Harness' book under Shatabhisha he writes: "The shadow side of Shatabhisha is loneliness and depression. Shatabhisha people can feel restrained or restricted and feel life as a duty...." Also further he writes: "...The lunar mansion of Ashwini is considered an ideal place to rst and recuperate for the Shatabhisha indiidual." In Das' chart his Lagna is Ashwini and Venus is located in Lagna. (Venus though is in Bharani.) My question is: From this perspective when we look at his Lagna in Ashwini, with Venus there, is this some indication for things Venus is Karaka for as far as healing goes with respect to this with Das, particularly since this is his Moon placed in Shatabhisha? Many thanks and regards, Patrice Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya; Hare Krishna; Om Tat SatTo , send an email to: gjlist-http://www.goravani.comYour use of is subject to the Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 29, 2002 Report Share Posted January 29, 2002 Hi Nicholas, Thank you for your reply and help. In Harness' book it's great that in this case he clearly listed where Shatabhisha finds rest and recuperation. In this particular example, which is the only time in the book that he clearly lists this out of all the Nakshatras, with Shatabhisha and Ashwini, they relate to the male and female Nakshatras for the animal Horse. It would be interesting to find where other lunar mansions also find their rest and recuperation. With all your study and experience on this have you come across anything that gives this kind of information or shows anything similar for even a couple other Nakshatras Nicholas? Have you found this yourself with experience working with other Nakshatras? This isn't this simple in most Nakshatras most likely or Harness would have probably listed them. Fortuitous with respect to Shatabhisha and Das' chart. I don't know that this correlation to the male and female would be true in any other mansion. Shatabhisha and Ashwini also share in both being the same Gana/temperament, Rakshasa. Anyway, the Nakshatras are endlessly interesting... >>>Sociologists once thought that people who spent a lot of time on the net were loners but recent studies have shown quite the opposite that these people are actually more community oriented and better educated .So if one is finding it difficult to find friendship of like minded people in one's geographical area there are also cyber friendships .The ultimate friendship is with Krishna who sits in every one's heart This is good to know.;-) I agree, it's good and ultimately healing as well to have this communication and connection with others of the same interest/like minded and develops a sense of community. All best, Patrice Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 29, 2002 Report Share Posted January 29, 2002 Dear Patrice I don't know if the idea of rest and recuperation applies to all the nakshtra pairs . Best Wishes Nicholas - Patrice Curry gjlist Wednesday, January 30, 2002 11:31 AM Re: [GJ] Das' Shatabhisha Moon Hi Nicholas, Thank you for your reply and help. In Harness' book it's great that in this case he clearly listed where Shatabhisha finds rest and recuperation. In this particular example, which is the only time in the book that he clearly lists this out of all the Nakshatras, with Shatabhisha and Ashwini, they relate to the male and female Nakshatras for the animal Horse. It would be interesting to find where other lunar mansions also find their rest and recuperation. With all your study and experience on this have you come across anything that gives this kind of information or shows anything similar for even a couple other Nakshatras Nicholas? Have you found this yourself with experience working with other Nakshatras? This isn't this simple in most Nakshatras most likely or Harness would have probably listed them. Fortuitous with respect to Shatabhisha and Das' chart. I don't know that this correlation to the male and female would be true in any other mansion. Shatabhisha and Ashwini also share in both being the same Gana/temperament, Rakshasa. Anyway, the Nakshatras are endlessly interesting... >>>Sociologists once thought that people who spent a lot of time on the net were loners but recent studies have shown quite the opposite that these people are actually more community oriented and better educated .So if one is finding it difficult to find friendship of like minded people in one's geographical area there are also cyber friendships .The ultimate friendship is with Krishna who sits in every one's heart This is good to know.;-) I agree, it's good and ultimately healing as well to have this communication and connection with others of the same interest/like minded and develops a sense of community. All best, PatriceOm Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya; Hare Krishna; Om Tat SatTo , send an email to: gjlist-http://www.goravani.comYour use of is subject to the Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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