solar energy - Request for clearing the doubts.

[Guest guest]

Hi, when you brought this up it made me wonder, do you know, what is the

difference between the solar energy and the martian energy? Like I wonder about

people who experience s.a.d (seasonal affective disorder), they're recommended

to sit by lamps or go to the tanning booth in winter, and this imitation

sunlight lifts their spirits, so then it seems logical to me people with a weak

sun would be more affected (haven't done any official research though). But, so

it seems the sun energy is a light energy, that's makes sense, but then, how

does the sun express fire energy? and do you know what would be an example of a

lack in martian energy, or how are these energies different, light and fire?

Thank you for any discussion on this, Angie

 

 

vedic astrology, "Visti Larsen" <in_joy_i_scream> wrote:

> Vyam Vyusadevaya Namaha!

> -------

> Dear Mohan,

> An important Dictum for Yogas;

> "Sun and Moon must be strong for Yogas to initiate and sustain,

> respectively."

>

> Even with many yogas, not one may initiate if the Sun does bless... It takes

> energy to create.

>

> Her Yoga may come late, with a grand contribution in writing.

> Let her be, it will come.

> Best wishes, Visti.

>

[Guest guest]

Hi, when you brought this up it made me wonder, do you know, what is the

difference between the solar energy and the martian energy? Like I wonder about

people who experience s.a.d (seasonal affective disorder), they're recommended

to sit by lamps or go to the tanning booth in winter, and this imitation

sunlight lifts their spirits, so then it seems logical to me people with a weak

sun would be more affected (haven't done any official research though). But, so

it seems the sun energy is a light energy, that's makes sense, but then, how

does the sun express fire energy? and do you know what would be an example of a

lack in martian energy, or how are these energies different, light and fire?

Thank you for any discussion on this, Angie

 

 

vedic astrology, "Visti Larsen" <in_joy_i_scream> wrote:

> Vyam Vyusadevaya Namaha!

> -------

> Dear Mohan,

> An important Dictum for Yogas;

> "Sun and Moon must be strong for Yogas to initiate and sustain,

> respectively."

>

> Even with many yogas, not one may initiate if the Sun does bless... It takes

> energy to create.

>

> Her Yoga may come late, with a grand contribution in writing.

> Let her be, it will come.

> Best wishes, Visti.

>

[Guest guest]

Vyam Vysadevaya Namaha!

--------------

Dear Angie,

What your referring to is best described with the

Pancha Tattwa;

 

The Sun is the begining. The Moon shows the

sustenance, and then we have the 5 elements.

 

Agni = Fire, Prithvi = Earth, Akash = Ether, Vayu =

Wind, Jala = Water.

 

Mars = Agni

Mercury = Prithwi

Jupiter = Akash

Saturn = Wind

Venus = Jala

 

Of tattwas, Sun is ascribed that of Agni(Fire), and

Moon also has that of Jala(Water).

 

Hence Mars and Sun share Tattwa, as well as Venus and

Moon.

 

However difference between Sun and Mars, is that one

is light and the other gives it.

 

Hope this satisfies your question.

Best wishes, Visti.

 

--- spyrikal wrote:

>

>

>

>

> Hi, when you brought this up it made me wonder, do

> you know, what is the difference between the solar

> energy and the martian energy? Like I wonder about

> people who experience s.a.d (seasonal affective

> disorder), they're recommended to sit by lamps or go

> to the tanning booth in winter, and this imitation

> sunlight lifts their spirits, so then it seems

> logical to me people with a weak sun would be more

> affected (haven't done any official research

> though). But, so it seems the sun energy is a light

> energy, that's makes sense, but then, how does the

> sun express fire energy? and do you know what would

> be an example of a lack in martian energy, or how

> are these energies different, light and fire?

> Thank you for any discussion on this, Angie

>

>

> vedic astrology, "Visti Larsen"

> <in_joy_i_scream> wrote:

> > Vyam Vyusadevaya Namaha!

> > -------

> > Dear Mohan,

> > An important Dictum for Yogas;

> > "Sun and Moon must be strong for Yogas to initiate

> and sustain,

> > respectively."

> >

> > Even with many yogas, not one may initiate if the

> Sun does bless... It takes

> > energy to create.

> >

> > Her Yoga may come late, with a grand contribution

> in writing.

> > Let her be, it will come.

> > Best wishes, Visti.

> >

>

>

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Thanks Visti, I think I still need to think about what exactly my initial

question was, but what you wrote is helpful, I did wonder about their elements.

Im not sure how to use these tattwas though, like Saturn being wind, because

like for wind I think of flighty and light and free, but then Saturn is that

slow, stay put sort of planet, do you know what I mean? I guess I'm wondering,

what exactly does the word tattwa mean? Do the nodes have a tattwa, or is there

something special about them because they're shadowy? Thanks, Angie

[Guest guest]

Vyam Vysadevaya Namaha!

-----

Dear Angie,

 

> Im not sure how to use these tattwas though, like

> Saturn being wind, because like for wind I think of

> flighty and light and free, but then Saturn is that

> slow, stay put sort of planet, do you know what I

> mean?

 

Yeah i do.. Well its useful in predicting events

sometimes. Saturn can give windy disorders, and

Mercury should be involved to show earthquakes.

 

> I guess I'm wondering, what exactly does the

> word tattwa mean? Do the nodes have a tattwa, or is

> there something special about them because they're

> shadowy? Thanks, Angie

 

Nodes have no tattwa, they may disrupt the tattwas

they associate with.

 

Best wishes, Visti.

 

 

 

 

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