Mean nodes: Narayana Dasa

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Jaya Jagannath

Dear Robert,

The Mean Node IS the correct Node. "True Node" is a misnomer as it

is merely a mathematical point. Oscillation i.e retrogression for a few Days

and direct motion for a few days is not allowed by the Maharishi's. This is

allowed for the other planets, but not for Rahu. It is for this reason that

for the calculation of Chara Karaka, the longitude of Rahu is always

reckoned from the end of the sign. For other planets, even if they are

retrograde, their longitude is reckoned from the begining of the sign.

Hare Krishna,

Sanjay

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> [vedic astrology] Mean nodes: Narayana Dasa

> Tue, 01 Jun 1999 10:56:53 -0700

> "Robert A. Koch" <rkoch

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> Dear Narasimha and Donna,

>

> >BTW, Donna, you asked me about whether TRUE nodes or MEAN nodes have to

> >be used. Not only in your example, but, if you remember, it made a huge

> >difference in D-24 Narayana dasa of Robert Koch also. Well, I don't want

> >to bias people by giving any arguments at this stage. Please follow

> >whatever you like. As you may have figured out, I use the so-called

> >"mean" nodes. Even before I started using varga Narayana dasas, I was

> >convinced that mean nodes were to be used, based on my studies of

> >divisional charts. However, I am not yet ready for any public debates on

> >this!

>

> This example alone convinced me to start using the Mean nodes, and not the

> True nodes. In the above case that Narasimha worked on with my D-24

> chart, using Mean nodes, my D-24 dasa of Pisces/Virgo/Cancer started

> during a time when (as Narasimha said it would) knowledge started coming

> to me like a monsoon cloud opening up. In that chart, Mercury is exalted

> in Virgo (rising), w/ Jupiter in Cancer in the 11th. If the true nodes

> were used, then Rahu/Ketu would have been in the 12th house, rather than

> the first with Mercury, and thus the dasa order would have gone the other

> way. Since the results of the dasa were so powerful during the period

> assigned, I became convinced that the Mean nodes were more correct than

> True. That's my humble experience, yet I have no arguments otherwise to

> give one way or another.

>

> With regards,

> Robert

 

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