2-[GJ]& Denis, from Mark, 10/2 re.... Chart style

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Dear all:

 

I've created this wonderful, chart... which is really a kind of combination

of a couple of models.

 

At some point I was feeling very frustrated by both north & south indian

styles cuz I'm a very visual person and I wanted to see the stars!

 

So, I created the enclosed..... chart...

for a friend's chart....

 

They have an Aries Rising....

With the Sun in Aries, in the lst house,

and Mercury in the 12th and Venus in the 2nd....

 

hope you enjoy

 

 

Mark

 

 

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>"Denis 1008" <denis1008

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>Re: [GJ] Chart style

>Wed, Sep 10, 2003, 11:36 AM

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> If one study history of jyotish, it is obvious that North Indian Chart style

> was influenced by muslims. South Indian Style is found in the works of

> Jaimini Rsi. The North and East Indian system is not mentioned by any Rsi.

> Much more can be written..but no time....

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> "Zoran Radosavljevic" <ahimsa

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> Wednesday, September 10, 2003 4:15 AM

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>> Om Namo Narayanaya,

>> Dear Artur,

>> North Indian Chart is called Bhrigu chakra according to sage Bhrigu,

>> while south indian chart is called Guru Chakra. Both Shukra and Guru are

>> Brahmins, so both charts are traditional and vedic. nothing with

>> muslims.. There is also Surya chakra. These methods are correct and

>> should be followed.

>> Best wishes

>> Zoran

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>> >I was informed that the north Indian horoscope style was created by the

>> >Muslims, and that the South Indian style is the original.

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>> >Can anyone comment as to what is true?

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>> >regards

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