Guest guest Posted April 8, 1999 Report Share Posted April 8, 1999 Jaya Jaya Jagannath Dear Siddharth, Please explain your views. Why third house. What does parakrama have to do with the light..Jyoti? 11th & AK is what was taught to me traditionally. Jupiter & Vishnu Bhagawan, yes, but why third house? Should it not be the 1st & 9th houses as the Sun (Jyoti) becomes the Karaka? Should there not be malefics in the 4th house..the power to take away others sorrow (Saturn in 4th), or other evils (Rahu in 4th),..etc. See MATSYA YOGA and remember that Matsya represents or symbolises Maha Vishnu. With Regards, Sanjay Rath ---------------- > Is there any way to find out from the birth chart if a person can become a > suucessful jyotishi -- successful meaning that atleast 50% of the > predictions be reasonably accurate. > > I have a few suggestions: > > One thing that could be considered is Mercury & Mars & 3rd house-- for > jyotish needs good analytical skills. > > Then the 8th house of hideden things could be considered. > > Moreover, Rahu/Ketu could play an important part as they denote > Spirtuality, psychic knowledge etc.....but how exactly these two are to be > interpreted in this context is still beyond me. > > Jupiter could give a peep into the power of intuition. > > Associations with speculations/gambling might just allow 5th house also to > qualify. > > But how should these things be combined....I have got many charts > (including my own)where many of these factors are conducive...but these > people show no sign or even prospects of (inspite of their great > motivation) of growing anywhere above the level of a neophyte. > > Is there anyone on The List, who can look at a chart and tell whether or > not jyotish is that persons cup of tea. > > Like I said earlier, the problem seems to be that of the Guru--a > jyotish guru.....but days of idealism are long gone, and commerce is the > name of the game today.....People don't part with their trade secrets so > easily. There are countless number of shops where I live, some even offer > Crash Courses! But nowhere a guru is to be found who (in the words of > authors of Lght on Life) would fire the spark of jyotirvidya inside > his/her student's conciousness. > > I would love to hear Mr. Goravani's views on this:) > > So I guess it makes sense to go to a good jyotishi and find out for once > and for all whehter we should pursue this noble path or exert our energies > into more conducive pursuits. > > Regards > > Siddharth. > > ____ > ------ eGroup home: http://www.eGroups.com/list/sjvc Free Web-based e-mail groups by eGroups.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 8, 1999 Report Share Posted April 8, 1999 The third house is not merely parakram, it is also a bhava of skill, faculties....if you consult Light on Life, you'll find in the chapter on bhavas WHY exactly it denotes skill and prowess. This makes it very synergetic with the cause of jyotish. Moreover, if you remember, Mars represents a sharp, penetrating and an analytical brain (a most essential commodity for Jyotirvidya), and Mars is the Karaka of the 3rd house. >Jaya Jaya Jagannath >Dear Siddharth, > Please explain your views. Why third house. What does parakrama have >to do with the light..Jyoti? 11th & AK is what was taught to me >traditionally. Jupiter & Vishnu Bhagawan, yes, but why third house? Should >it not be the 1st & 9th houses as the Sun (Jyoti) becomes the Karaka? Should >there not be malefics in the 4th house..the power to take away others sorrow >(Saturn in 4th), or other evils (Rahu in 4th),..etc. See MATSYA YOGA and >remember that Matsya represents or symbolises Maha Vishnu. > >With Regards, >Sanjay Rath >---------------- >> Is there any way to find out from the birth chart if a person can become a >> suucessful jyotishi -- successful meaning that atleast 50% of the >> predictions be reasonably accurate. >> >> I have a few suggestions: >> >> One thing that could be considered is Mercury & Mars & 3rd house-- for >> jyotish needs good analytical skills. >> >> Then the 8th house of hideden things could be considered. >> >> Moreover, Rahu/Ketu could play an important part as they denote >> Spirtuality, psychic knowledge etc.....but how exactly these two are to be >> interpreted in this context is still beyond me. >> >> Jupiter could give a peep into the power of intuition. >> >> Associations with speculations/gambling might just allow 5th house also to >> qualify. >> >> But how should these things be combined....I have got many charts >> (including my own)where many of these factors are conducive...but these >> people show no sign or even prospects of (inspite of their great >> motivation) of growing anywhere above the level of a neophyte. >> >> Is there anyone on The List, who can look at a chart and tell whether or >> not jyotish is that persons cup of tea. >> >> Like I said earlier, the problem seems to be that of the Guru--a >> jyotish guru.....but days of idealism are long gone, and commerce is the >> name of the game today.....People don't part with their trade secrets so >> easily. There are countless number of shops where I live, some even offer >> Crash Courses! But nowhere a guru is to be found who (in the words of >> authors of Lght on Life) would fire the spark of jyotirvidya inside >> his/her student's conciousness. >> >> I would love to hear Mr. Goravani's views on this:) >> >> So I guess it makes sense to go to a good jyotishi and find out for once >> and for all whehter we should pursue this noble path or exert our energies >> into more conducive pursuits. >> >> Regards >> >> Siddharth. >> >> ____ >> Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com ____ ------ eGroup home: http://www.eGroups.com/list/sjvc Free Web-based e-mail groups by eGroups.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 9, 1999 Report Share Posted April 9, 1999 Jaya Jaya Jagannath Dear Siddharth, So now, jyotish has to do with PROWESS. What is Light of Life? The Skill referred to relates to the skill of the hands as the third relates to the hands. That way, all the houses relate to Jyotish as the lagna represents Head and without intelligence or a good head, there can be no Jyotish. The second relates to speech and a Jyotish needs to speak out his predictions. the third relates to hands and writind with them and he needs to draw the chart. The fourth relates to education and he needs to learn Jyotish before applying it. The fifth relates to knowledge and Jyotish is not for the dull witted...we could go on like this, but this does not help us to PREDICT as to WHO will be a GOOD JYOTISH. With Regards, Sanjay Rath ---------------- > The third house is not merely parakram, it is also a bhava of skill, > faculties....if you consult Light on Life, you'll find in the chapter on > bhavas WHY exactly it denotes skill and prowess. > This makes it very synergetic with the cause of jyotish. > > Moreover, if you remember, Mars represents a sharp, penetrating and an > analytical brain (a most essential commodity for Jyotirvidya), and Mars is > the Karaka of the 3rd house. > > > >Jaya Jaya Jagannath > >Dear Siddharth, > > Please explain your views. Why third house. What does > parakrama have > >to do with the light..Jyoti? 11th & AK is what was taught to me > >traditionally. Jupiter & Vishnu Bhagawan, yes, but why third house? > Should > >it not be the 1st & 9th houses as the Sun (Jyoti) becomes the Karaka? > Should > >there not be malefics in the 4th house..the power to take away others > sorrow > >(Saturn in 4th), or other evils (Rahu in 4th),..etc. See MATSYA YOGA > and > >remember that Matsya represents or symbolises Maha Vishnu. > > > >With Regards, > >Sanjay Rath > >---------------- > >> Is there any way to find out from the birth chart if a person can > become a > >> suucessful jyotishi -- successful meaning that atleast 50% of the > >> predictions be reasonably accurate. > >> > >> I have a few suggestions: > >> > >> One thing that could be considered is Mercury & Mars & 3rd house-- > for > >> jyotish needs good analytical skills. > >> > >> Then the 8th house of hideden things could be considered. > >> > >> Moreover, Rahu/Ketu could play an important part as they denote > >> Spirtuality, psychic knowledge etc.....but how exactly these two > are to be > >> interpreted in this context is still beyond me. > >> > >> Jupiter could give a peep into the power of intuition. > >> > >> Associations with speculations/gambling might just allow 5th house > also to > >> qualify. > >> > >> But how should these things be combined....I have got many charts > >> (including my own)where many of these factors are conducive...but > these > >> people show no sign or even prospects of (inspite of their great > >> motivation) of growing anywhere above the level of a neophyte. > >> > >> Is there anyone on The List, who can look at a chart and tell > whether or > >> not jyotish is that persons cup of tea. > >> > >> Like I said earlier, the problem seems to be that of the Guru--a > >> jyotish guru.....but days of idealism are long gone, and commerce > is the > >> name of the game today.....People don't part with their trade > secrets so > >> easily. There are countless number of shops where I live, some even > offer > >> Crash Courses! But nowhere a guru is to be found who (in the words > of > >> authors of Lght on Life) would fire the spark of jyotirvidya inside > >> his/her student's conciousness. > >> > >> I would love to hear Mr. Goravani's views on this:) > >> > >> So I guess it makes sense to go to a good jyotishi and find out for > once > >> and for all whehter we should pursue this noble path or exert our > energies > >> into more conducive pursuits. > >> > >> Regards > >> > >> Siddharth. ------ eGroup home: http://www.eGroups.com/list/sjvc Free Web-based e-mail groups by eGroups.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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