Vipareeta Raja Yoga [new baby]

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Om Krishna Guru

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Dear Doug and friends,

 

Doug...

 

I agree with your assessment.

 

While I am not aware about any other variation(s); one could say that

a single planet forming a VRY (Vipareeta Raja Yoga), as in 12th lord

in 12th house, or 8th lord in 12th house, or whatever combination, is

a very weak form of VRY.

 

One should have *at least* two lords of dusthana involved in VRY for

the VRY to take significance [someone please correct me on this if I

am wrong, many thanks in advance].

 

Of course...

 

When all three lords of dusthana(s) [6th house, 8th house, and 12th

house] form a VRY, then the VRY is very strong.

 

The only other variation that would come to my mind would be the

involvement of 3rd house lord in VRY [though I am not quite sure of

this one].

 

Due to several factors, 3rd house is *also* considered as a dusthana.

 

Perhaps...

 

The respected Guruji(s) and experts at this list may throw some more

light on this topic. Many thanks in advance.

 

In the meantime...

 

Please convey my best regards to all your loved ones ever and you

[all] take care too.

 

Om Namo Narayana

 

Kind regards and best wishes,

 

Ron

 

vedic astrology, "Doug Riemer" <vedic@k...> wrote:

> Hello Dhira,

>

> Your viparita raja yoga of having the 12th lord in the 12th is

> interesting.

>

> In the several interpretations of this yoga I've seen, the yoga is

> formed when the rulers of dusthana's are in full connection, or the

> ruler of a dusthana is placed in another dusthana. By "full

> connection" I mean conjunction, mutual aspect or exhange of signs.

I

> checked Sanjay Rath's Viparita Yoga article and didn't see the yoga

> being formed as you have it.

>

> This is not a criticism but an inquiry as to this variation of the

> viparita Raja Yoga.

>

> Do you or anyone else know about this?

>

> doug riemer