RE: [SJC: Achyuta Gurukul] Q: Yoga-karaka, maraka results in incompatability?

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Hare Krishna!

Thank you very much for your comments. Indeed I am in Venus/Venus/Ketu period

now, and my wife is in Jupiter/Rahu/Mercury. So seems my Ketu and her Rahu work

as you said. What can be the remedy in this situation? My Ketu subperiod ends in

several days on November 3, but my wife's Rahu subperiod extends till December

10, 2004.

Thanks,

Ignat.

 

dhamakesin [dhamakesin (AT) sysmatrix (DOT) net]

Wednesday, October 15, 2003 5:16 AM

 

[sJC: Achyuta Gurukul] Re: Q: Yoga-karaka, maraka results in incompatability?

Dear Ignat,

It seems to me that there is a mutual BENEFIT between the yogakaraka

in one chart with the other's 7th lord. Saturn yogakaraka for Ignat

is spouse's 7th lord. Mars yogakara for Tanya is spouse's 7th lord.

One idea that has helped me in marriage is to be aware that: when

there is peace after a conflict, ignorance tells us that we are being

imposed upon.

Rahu in the second (Tanya) (which I have also) is disruptive to

family harmony, causing depression and argumentation. Ketu in the

7th (Ignat) is also disruptive to harmony in relationships. It will

be important to encourage self confidence in the wife and to gain

that in oneself also. Both have equal right to exist and can truly

share only what is freely given. It will be important to realize

that one cannot just say anything one wants to the spouse but must

exercise restraint to avoid upsets. (I have had to learn this the

hard way.)

I hope this is not unwanted advice. If so, please disregard.

, Ignat Skoryh <ignat.skoryh>

wrote:

> Hare Krishna!

>

> I have one question. In my horoscope Mars is maraka (2-nd and 7-th

lord) and

> Saturn is yoga-karaka (4-th and 5-th lord). But in my wife's

horoscope Mars

> is yoga-karaka (5-th and 10-th lord) and Saturn is maraka (7-th and

8-th

> lord). See attached jhd files.

>

> This situation, I believe, sometimes causes troubles to us. That is

what is

> good for me is bad for her, and that is good for her is bad for me.

>

> Is it possible to overcome results of such combination? So far,

empirically,

> we made conclusion, that we should keep to each other business,

because when

> one tries to help the other, everything goes apart. Also I never

heard that

> such combination can cause troubles in determination of

compatability.

>

> Maybe I imagined this and the problem is somewhere else? Please,

advise.

>

> Regards,

> Ignat.