Venus & Mars w/in 1 degree of eachother

[Guest guest]

Namaste

 

I have enjoyed reading the discussion in this group. This is my first

post and I am sorry to say that this is a request for assistance rather

than a sharing of knowlege as I'm a beginner to Jyotish. I would

really like to understand more about my chart, and in particular the

configuration of Venus & Mars.

 

The birth details are: 08/15/1978 7:36AM EDT; Lat 40 48 N, Long 74 29 W

 

>From what I gathered, in this chart Mars are Venus are in a "planetary

war" in which Venus is the "winner" & therefor Mars ability to

influence is weakened and Venus's ability to influence is stronger. Is

that correct? And is it therefor benefitial for Venus to be in that

type of position or is Venus stronger when not involved in

any "planetary war". And is Mars benefited at all by its association

with Venus -- Venus being a natural benefic? What is the overall

implication of this configuration?

 

I was prompted to look at my chart because I have an opportunity to

start a different job and I'm having a hard time trying to decide if I

should or not. I'd thought I'd take a look at it in the light of

Jyotish. But with my level of understanding, I am really not in a

position to use Jyotish to help make decisions. So I'd like to

understand more & maybe Jyotish will be of help in the future.

 

Take it easy,

Sean

[Guest guest]

planetary wars are never good

 

all nine planets are required to enjoy every taste of life

 

a loosing planet becomes very melific and mahadasha of a looser planets

 

generally take a heavy tool

-

Sean Patrick Kelly<toosean

jyotish-vidya<jyotish-vidya>

Saturday, June 04, 2005 3:03 PM

Venus & Mars w/in 1 degree of eachother

 

 

Namaste

 

I have enjoyed reading the discussion in this group. This is my first

post and I am sorry to say that this is a request for assistance rather

than a sharing of knowlege as I'm a beginner to Jyotish. I would

really like to understand more about my chart, and in particular the

configuration of Venus & Mars.

 

The birth details are: 08/15/1978 7:36AM EDT; Lat 40 48 N, Long 74 29 W

 

From what I gathered, in this chart Mars are Venus are in a "planetary

war" in which Venus is the "winner" & therefor Mars ability to

influence is weakened and Venus's ability to influence is stronger. Is

that correct? And is it therefor benefitial for Venus to be in that

type of position or is Venus stronger when not involved in

any "planetary war". And is Mars benefited at all by its association

with Venus -- Venus being a natural benefic? What is the overall

implication of this configuration?

 

I was prompted to look at my chart because I have an opportunity to

start a different job and I'm having a hard time trying to decide if I

should or not. I'd thought I'd take a look at it in the light of

Jyotish. But with my level of understanding, I am really not in a

position to use Jyotish to help make decisions. So I'd like to

understand more & maybe Jyotish will be of help in the future.

 

Take it easy,

Sean

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Namaste

 

Jiger, thank you for your reply.

 

It makes sense that planetary "wars" would not be a good thing.

However, I did not know that a "losing" planet would become "very

malefic." I could understand that the power/influence of the losing

planet would be weakened, but I did not think it would necessarily

cause the planet to act malefic. From the experience of this group is

it always the case that a losing planet will act malefic?

 

Regarding the dasha of the losing planet Mars:

For or a Leo lagna Mars owns auspicious houses. So I had thought Mars

Mahadasha would be a decent time period even though Mars loses out in

the planetary war to Venus.

 

Any more input would be much appreciated -- especially regarding how

much weight is to be given to the planetary war situation versus other

considerations (like house ownership & placement).

 

Take it easy,

Sean

 

jyotish-vidya, "jiger shah" <jigershah@m...>

wrote:

> planetary wars are never good

>

> all nine planets are required to enjoy every taste of life

>

> a loosing planet becomes very melific and mahadasha of a looser

planets

>

> generally take a heavy tool

[Guest guest]

not necessarily that looser planet will be melific but it is the moste likely

outcome

 

astrology does not have black and white rules it is all grey area

 

each situation is unique there is something called transfer of rays

 

a loosing planet transfers its rays to winner

 

so dashas of looser planet is never fruit full

-

Sean Patrick Kelly<toosean

jyotish-vidya<jyotish-vidya>

Monday, June 06, 2005 6:46 PM

Re: Venus & Mars w/in 1 degree of eachother

 

 

Namaste

 

Jiger, thank you for your reply.

 

It makes sense that planetary "wars" would not be a good thing.

However, I did not know that a "losing" planet would become "very

malefic." I could understand that the power/influence of the losing

planet would be weakened, but I did not think it would necessarily

cause the planet to act malefic. From the experience of this group is

it always the case that a losing planet will act malefic?

 

Regarding the dasha of the losing planet Mars:

For or a Leo lagna Mars owns auspicious houses. So I had thought Mars

Mahadasha would be a decent time period even though Mars loses out in

the planetary war to Venus.

 

Any more input would be much appreciated -- especially regarding how

much weight is to be given to the planetary war situation versus other

considerations (like house ownership & placement).

 

Take it easy,

Sean

 

jyotish-vidya, "jiger shah" <jigershah@m...>

wrote:

> planetary wars are never good

>

> all nine planets are required to enjoy every taste of life

>

> a loosing planet becomes very melific and mahadasha of a looser

planets

>

> generally take a heavy tool

 

 

 

 

 

 

Links

 

jyotish-vidya/<jyoti\

sh-vidya/>

 

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jyotish-vidya<jyotish-vidya-@\

groups.com?subject=Un>

 

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