Bush has Kala Sarpa Yoga, (For Jay Weiss and Nicholas) -> John R

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Thanks John,

 

I refereed to pure statistics when it comes to KAY & KSY not to any

references.

[Please remember that KAY/KSY are not from the classics and their true

origin is still in question by many (as far as I am aware of)].

Try for yourself with some people you know (preferably at middle age with

some life experience behind) who have KAY or KSY and study their lives path.

It does not take long to notice the differences, however depending on many

other factors too.

 

Many "modern" astrologer have given various interpretations but no one (yet)

has published or done any true statistical research on this issue (probably

too busy 'making money' on it).

In my opinion this is the only thing that may count as "valid".

 

As for G.W. Bush it was not too difficult to "predict" that he will win

without using astrology but only simple common sense.

 

Various "pandits" use "special techniques" which turn predictions into a

complicated web of "facts" and therefore (probably) the wrong results.

However please do not forget that the election results show a divided

nation, which is (in my opinion) a none healthy sign for the future.

 

Kind regards

/Jay Weiss

 

 

 

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"John" <jr_esq

<valist>

Tuesday, November 09, 2004 3:11 AM

Re: Bush has Kala Sarpa Yoga, (For Jay Weiss and Nicholas)

 

 

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> Jay,

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> Thank you for explaining the difference between KSY and KAY.

> However, BV Raman seems to say that the effects of these yogas are

> the same. Nonetheless, the effects were positive for Bush as

> mentioned in my earlier post.

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> It is also interesting to note that many jyotishis, including Pandit

> Sanjay Rath, have incorrectly predicted the outcome of the election.

> However, I congratulate Nicholas for calling the correct election

> outcome in this forum. His prediction method showed the validity of

> using traditional techniques for accurate chart interpretation.

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> On another note, Pat Robertson, the Christian evangelical minister,

> predicted last year that Bush would win the election. He did not use

> any jyotish techniques. He just said that it was revealed to him

> from a Higher Authority. As such, many evangelical Christians are

> flocking to hear his predictions for the economy and the stock market.

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> Namaste,

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> John R.

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> valist, "Jay Weiss" <jayhw@t...> wrote:

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>> Dear John R.,

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>> It has been a long time since I wrote on the list but I couldn't

>> hold myself back when I read your mail.

>> Please allow me a few short comments:

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>> G.W.Bush has Kala Amrita Yoga (Ketu in the 'lead') and not Kala

>> Sarpa Yoga. His mission is no doubt one that is filled with

>> religious conviction.

>> Further more (1): Ketu is placed in the Arudha lagna which is the

>> reason why he may so often be "misunderstood".

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>> Further more (2): Look at his Navamsa's (which is the Dharma chart)

>> 10th house with 5 planets among them MARS who's the rasi's 10th and

>> 5th (AL) lord and the navamsa's lagna lord ...

>> The 10th navamsa lord is in the 6th house ...etc. etc.

>> As far as I see it destiny surely plays its role here.

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>> Kind regards

>> Jay Weiss

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>> valist, "John" <jr_esq> wrote:

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>> > Hello all!

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>> > The election results show that Bush has been chosen to complete a

>> > destiny for the nation. It appears to me that his role for the

>> world

>> > is to get rid of terrorism and Al Qaida. His natal Rahu is

>> located

>> > in the 11th house, a badhaka house for a Cancer ascendant. This

>> > position makes him especially suited to fight violent undercover

>> > factions like the terrorists (represented by Rahu) in the Middle

>> East

>> > and the rest of the world.

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>> > I believe this is the main reason the Americans voted him for the

>> > second term. In the final analysis, his Kala Sarpa Yoga

>> > (traditionally considered to be detrimental for success in life)

>> made

>> > him distinctive from the rest of humanity.

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>> > However, the readers should be aware that I did not vote for Bush

>> for

>> > the fear that he might create another war somewhere else in the

>> world.

>> > Unfortunately, the majority of the Americans chose Bush's method

>> of

>> > governance. One way or another, this is going to cause more

>> unrest

>> > for the world and more wasted expenditures of taxpayer dollars.

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>> > Knowing the law of karma, I fear that Bush's worldwide policy in

>> Iraq

>> > and elsewhere will somehow haunt the Americans in the end.

>> >

>> > Regards,

>> >

>> > John R.

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