Guest guest Posted June 2, 1999 Report Share Posted June 2, 1999 Jaya Jagannath Dear Narasimha, Venus is Rajasik being full of Passion (Most of the world considers this wonderful). Although the Sun has a lot of heat, this holy fire is Saatwik. Under the blessings of the Sun & Jupiter, Temples are built and under the blessings of the Moon & Jupiter most of the sacred literature including Jyotish is written & studied. Hare Krishna, Sanjay You wrote:- > In addition, saattwik planets Jupiter, Moon and Venus indicate very light > and whitish shades. Rajasik planets Sun, Mercury and Mars indicate darker > (but bright and shiny) shades. Saturn and nodes indicate dark (and dull) > shades. > > In addition, Parasara mentioned colors of different rasis in BPHS. Ar is > blood-red, Ta is white, Ge is grass-green, Cn is pale red, Le is > white/beige, Vi is gray/variegated, Li is black, Sc is reddish-brown, Sg > is tawny, Cp is variegated, Aq is deep brown. > > Based on the guna (nature) of signs, we can assign shades. Sattwa guna > signs (e.g. Cancer, Pisces, Sagittairus) indicate very light and whitish > shades. Rajo guna signs (e.g. Aries, Libra and Scorpio) indicate dark (but > bright/shiny) colors. Tamo guna signs (e.g. Capricorn and Aquarius) > indicate dark (and dull) colors. > > Based on sign and planet influences on A4, we can get the color. In your > black car example, my calculations put A4 in Libra when you bought car, do > you remember? It can indicate black color as Libra is black in color as > per BPHS, though Venus (white) owns it. It depends on whether Libra > dominates or lord Venus or occupant Mercury. Being a rajo guna sign > occupied by a rajo guna planet (Mercury), it has to be shiny (and > attractive) despite being dark. Some dark colors are dull (tamo guna) and > some dark colors are shiny and attractive (rajo guna). > ------ eGroups.com home: sjvc - Simplifying group communications Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 3, 1999 Report Share Posted June 3, 1999 Donna, > > > In addition, saattwik planets Jupiter, Moon and Venus indicate very light > > > and whitish shades. Rajasik planets Sun, Mercury and Mars indicate darker > > > (but bright and shiny) shades. Saturn and nodes indicate dark (and dull) > > > shades. > > > > Venus is Rajasik being full of Passion (Most of the world considers > > this wonderful). Although the Sun has a lot of heat, this holy fire is > > Saatwik. Under the blessings of the Sun & Jupiter, Temples are built and > > So if VENUS is Rajasik and the SUN is Saatwik, does this change > the sequence of the colors or do they stay the same as they were before? I misused the words. Strictly speaking, not only is Venus rajasik and Sun saattwik, as correctly pointed out by Sanjay, but Mars is not rajasik as I implied above. Parasara clearly said that Mars is tamasik. However, I found that Jupiter, Moon and Venus usually give light, pure and soft shades (which I perceive as "saattwik" shades), Sun, Mars and Mercury usually indicate darker, shiny and glittery shades (which I perceive as "rajasik" shades) and Saturn and nodes to indicat dark and/or very dull shades (which I peceive as "tamasik" shades). That is what I was trying to say. The original colors I gave were from classics (Sun and Mars-red, Venus-white, Moon-white/tawny, Mercury-grass green, Jupiter-light yellow, Saturn-Blue/black). The shade modifications I gave are based on my experiences. For example, I have seen Jupiter giving beige colored cars. Depending on the sign Jupiter is in and depending on other planets with him, I have seen pure & soft or shiny or dull shades. With the same colors, you can have many shades. May Jupiter's light shine on us, Narasimha ------ eGroups.com home: sjvc - Simplifying group communications Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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