Achyuta Gurukul] Achyuta Gurukul] RE:Lagna lord in 5th house

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Dear Siva,

The basic results of Lagna lord in the 7th are;

"Wife is shortlived, more than one marriage and misfortunes are indicated."

 

In COVA and exception is given; Unless the Lagnesh is strong, the native could

become an ascetic or nomad. If strong great wealth and prosperity are

indicated.

 

So lets try to understand the 7th house first. Its the place of desire, because

its the 7th from the lagna, and will show what we want in life. The truth is,

that we can never satisfy these desires and yet run after them again and again,

only to be continously reborn in a never ending hunt for satisfaction.

 

So Lagna lord in the 7th is a constant balance between loosing and gaining (thou

only temporary) satisfaction of these desires.

 

As for basis of this rule.. There is a simple balance in life, namely whatever

you get/take must come from somewhere. The fortunes of the Lagna are seen from

the Lagna Lord, and thats why we call its sign the 'Paka Lagna'.

 

The Paka Lagna shows where we put out Dhi' (intelligence), or rather, how we

manifest our ideals/goals which are indicated by the Lagna. What is sacrificed

is seen from the houses behind the Paka Lagna. What is gained is seen from the

count gained between Paka Lagna and Lagna.

 

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Friday, January 03, 2003 10:49 PM

[sJC: Achyuta Gurukul] Re: Achyuta Gurukul] RE:Lagna lord in 5th house

Dear Vistiji, For me, lagna lord (Guru) is in 7th house. So what would that

mean? Does 7th house matters will be both easy and tough to attain? I dont

understand. Moreover, what is the rationale behind your statement? Thanks,

Siva., "Visti Larsen" <vishnu@l...> wrote:>

Hare Rama Krishna> >

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> Dear Sarajit,> Try this one; > > Count from Lagna to its lord. The house

indicated by that count, will indicate those factors which are hard to obtain

for the native.> > Count from the Lord to the Lagna. The house indicated by

that count, will indicate those factors which are easily attainable for the

native.> > "How'd you like them' beans?"> Best wishes> Visti> ---> Bhagavad

Purana: http://www.srimadbhagavatam.org> Brihat Parasara Hora Shastra:

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Message ----- > Sarajit Poddar > >

Thursday, January 02, 2003 1:53 AM> RE: [sJC: Achyuta Gurukul]

Re: Achyuta Gurukul] RE:Lagna lord in 5th house> > > || Jaya Jagannatha||> >

Dear Chandrashekhar,> > > > Yes, one should consider the nature of the

planet being krura or saumya, however the most important things here is to

check, what are the significations it promotes and what it doesn't. Even though

it is krura, it does not affect us negetively, if placed in trine; however it is

always beneficial for good health. Why this is so? We have to see the dynamics

of karaka here. Sun is the karaka for the lagna and its placement in the trine

shall augment the signification of the lagna and shall not destroy it.> > >

> The krura nature is more seen in longevity issues, where Sun is considered

as a malefic. Refer Shoola Dasa.> > > > All of them are important, all

matters is where you use them.> > > > Warm Regards> > Sarajit> > > >

> > > > > > > > > > > > >

Chandrashekhar [boxdel] > 02 January 2003 01:28> To:

> [sJC: Achyuta Gurukul] Re: Achyuta

Gurukul] RE:Lagna lord in 5th house> > > > Dear Saraijit,> > If we

remember Sun is a Krura Planet then his being strong in 5th could not give any

other result.> > > > Chandrashekhar.> > - >

> Sarajit Poddar > > ;

varahamihira > > Wednesday, January 01, 2003 3:55 PM>

> [sJC: Achyuta Gurukul] RE:Lagna lord in 5th house> > > >

|| Jaya Jagannatha ||> Dear Sanjay Prabhakaran,> > Thank you for putting

this query. Actually most of us know many such> sutras, however we don't

question, why does it make sense! I also read> this before, and didn't

question. However, this mail put me into> thinking.> > Generally, when

a lord is placed in a house, we assume that the lord> behaves somewhat like

the karaka of the house and we see the interaction> of the lord with the

karaka of the house it is placed. Using the same> principle, we may think

this as the result of the placement of Sun in> the 5th house. However, this

explains only the part of the Sutra Viz.,> > 1. He will be honourable and

favourite to king - Royal Planet Sun placed> in the trine.> > 2. Given

to anger - fiery Sun's placement in the trine.> > The native will be

intelligent as the karaka of 5th is Jupiter and it is> affecting on the Dhi

(Lagna lord) and the interaction of Sun and Jup is> pretty healthy.> >

However, the question asked by you is not answered, by the relationship>

which I defined above. However, if you take the natural zodiac, the>

natural 5th is Leo and the Badhakesh for Leo is the 9th lord, or the>

badhakashathana becomes Aries, which is the lagna of the natural zodiac.>

So the Lagnesh becomes the badhakesh for the natural 5th. The placement> of

the badhakesh in any house shall show the problem related to that> house.

Hence the lgnesha placed in the 5th house shows the native shall> have

mediocre happiness. I would guess that if the sambandha of the> karaka of

the 1st and 5th was not that good, the happiness would have> been nil.

However, because of the healthy relationship between the Lagna> and the 5th

karaka, Sun and Jup, the evil placement of the badhakesh is> countered to a

large extent, giving at least some happiness.> > If somebody clarify why

does it show loss of first child, it would be> really great. I guess,

probably Sun signify one or the leader.> > > Pranaam> Sarajit Poddar> >

> > > > > > sanjayprabhakaran

<sprabhakaran@s...>> [sprabhakaran@s...] > 01 January 2003

05:22> > [sJC: Achyuta Gurukul]

Lagna lord in 5th house> > || Om Gurave Namah ||> Dear Gurudeva and

Jyotishas,> > I was thinking why lagna lord in 5th is told to give bad

effects in > terms of children longevity and anger.> > lagneshe sutage

jantoH sutasaukhyaM cha madhyamam.h |> prathamApatyanAshaH syAnmAnI krodhI

nR^ipapriyaH || BPHS 24.5 > (santanam)||> > 5. If Lagn's Lord is in

Putr Bhava, the native will have mediocre > progenic happiness, will lose

his first child, be honourable, given > to anger and be dear to king.> >

Similar view is also in CoVA and HTJH-How to Judge Horoscope > BVRaman.>

> Thank you,> Warm Regards,> S. Prabhakaran> > > > > > [Om Kleem

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