Visible and Invisible signs

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Dear Sunil,

 

What Neeraj says is almost correct. Ever wondered what is meant by the

Visible and the Invisible half the zodiac in the natal chart. Think for

a moment, whenever you come across such terms to find out what they

really mean.

 

At the time of birth, half of the heaven (celestial sphere) is above the

person's head and half is below. Now how to know which half is above and

which one is below and what are the zodiacal signs covered by them! We

know that the Lagna represents the rising sign (ascending) on the

eastern horizon and the 7th cusp represents the setting sign

(descending) on the western horizon. Now there are few signs above the

horizon and few below... how to know them, what are they?

 

If a particular sign is ascending on the eastern horizon, the signs

which have already risen shall be there above the horizon. Now this

includes the elapsed portion of Lagna cusp (beginning of sign to the

lagna cusp), the 12th, the 11th, 10th (exactly above the head at the

point of birth), the 9th, the 8th, the non-elapsed portion of 7th cusp

(7th cusp to end of sign).. These signs spread from the east to the west

like an semicircular arc.

 

Now try this... Whichever sign/ planet the lagan is in/ with, try to see

them in the eastern sky. Whichever planet is there in the 10th house,

try to spot it exactly above your sky.

 

Now what are the possibilities of spotting a planet at night? How to

ascertain what time a planet can be seen at night? Try answering these

questions and you shall learn some astronomy too...

 

Best Wishes

Sarajit

 

 

suniljohn_2002 [suniljohn]

Tuesday, September 09, 2003 9:43 PM

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[vedic astrology] Re: VRA remedy for SAT & Ketu

 

Dear Neerajji,

Thanks for your reply. Thanks for confirming my learning process.

 

Is there is a reason as to why the 1st to the 6th houses is the

invisible half of the zodiac and vice versa in the other situation or

should one just take this as a dictum.

 

I await Gurus to reply on the remedy for Saturn Ketu combo

 

Best wishes to you

 

Sunil John

Mumbai

 

vedic astrology, Neeraj Gupta

<gupta_neeraj_2000> wrote:

> ~ Om Namah Shivaya ~

> Dear Sunil,

>

> The Visible half of Zodiac is 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th,

> 11th and 12th houses

>

> The Invisible Half is 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th

> house.

>

> I guess gurus can advise you remedies better.

>

> Kind regards,

>

> Neeraj Gupta

>

> --- Sunil John <suniljohn@l...> wrote:

>

>

> table.mail_content {DISPLAY: block}Dear Learned

> members,

>

> It would be nice if someone possessing VRA would reply

> to this query.

>

> 1. It is said that combination of Saturn & Ketu in the

> visible sign means the last rites of the father were

> not performed . Can anyone suggest the prescribed

> remedy.

>

> 2. What is the visible sign and invisible sign of the

> chart, is visible sign of the chart the right hand

> part of the chart in the North Indian style?

>

> Many Thanks for the answer in advance

>

> Best wishes to all

>

> Sunil John

> Mumbai

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Thanks for your detailed answer which was perfectly understandable and made the

right impact of more application of thought process.

 

I did have a subsequent Practical query of astrology and astronomy matching in

the chart which i shall ask in the coming weeks. Hope to receive a reply from

you then.

 

Best wishes to you in your new posting in Brunei

 

Sunil John

Mumbai

 

 

 

|| Jaya Jagannath ||Dear Sunil,What Neeraj says is almost correct. Ever wondered

what is meant by theVisible and the Invisible half the zodiac in the natal

chart. Think fora moment, whenever you come across such terms to find out what

theyreally mean.At the time of birth, half of the heaven (celestial sphere) is

above theperson's head and half is below. Now how to know which half is above

andwhich one is below and what are the zodiacal signs covered by them! Weknow

that the Lagna represents the rising sign (ascending) on theeastern horizon and

the 7th cusp represents the setting sign(descending) on the western horizon. Now

there are few signs above thehorizon and few below... how to know them, what are

they?If a particular sign is ascending on the eastern horizon, the signswhich

have already risen shall be there above the horizon. Now thisincludes the

elapsed portion of Lagna

cusp (beginning of sign to thelagna cusp), the 12th, the 11th, 10th (exactly

above the head at thepoint of birth), the 9th, the 8th, the non-elapsed portion

of 7th cusp(7th cusp to end of sign).. These signs spread from the east to the

westlike an semicircular arc.Now try this... Whichever sign/ planet the lagan

is in/ with, try to seethem in the eastern sky. Whichever planet is there in

the 10th house,try to spot it exactly above your sky.Now what are the

possibilities of spotting a planet at night? How toascertain what time a planet

can be seen at night? Try answering thesequestions and you shall learn some

astronomy too...Best WishesSarajitSIZE does matter The UK's biggest *Free* Web

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10.0pt;font-family:Arial;color:navy">|| Jaya Jagannath ||

Dear Sunil,

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10.0pt;font-family:Arial;color:navy">You are most welcome and you are free to

put your queries. It is important to understand Gola shastra (spherical

astronomy) to have a deeper understanding of Jyotisha. Any take on the question

I posed… How to determine, when to spot a planet and where on the sky!

10.0pt;font-family:Arial;color:navy">

10.0pt;font-family:Arial;color:navy">Thank you for the wishes

10.0pt;font-family:Arial;color:navy">Sarajit

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Sunil John

[suniljohn (AT) lycos (DOT) co.uk]

Thursday, September 11, 2003

12:25 AM

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re:Visible and Invisible signs

 

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Dear

Sarajitji,

 

Thanks

for your detailed answer which was perfectly understandable and made the

right impact of more application of thought process.

 

I did

have a subsequent Practical query of astrology and astronomy matching in the

chart which i shall ask in the coming weeks. Hope to receive a reply

from you then.

 

Best

wishes to you in your new posting in Brunei

 

Sunil

John

Mumbai

 

 

 

12.0pt;font-family:"Courier New"">|| Jaya Jagannath ||

Dear Sunil,

What Neeraj says is almost correct. Ever wondered what is meant by the

Visible and the Invisible half the zodiac in the natal chart. Think for

a moment, whenever you come across such terms to find out what they

really mean.

At the time of birth, half of the heaven (celestial sphere) is above the

person's head and half is below. Now how to know which half is above and

which one is below and what are the zodiacal signs covered by them! We

know that the Lagna represents the rising sign (ascending) on the

eastern horizon and the 7th cusp represents the setting sign

(descending) on the western horizon. Now there are few signs above the

horizon and few below... how to know them, what are they?

If a particular sign is ascending on the eastern horizon, the signs

which have already risen shall be there above the horizon. Now this

includes the elapsed portion of Lagna cusp (beginning of sign to the

lagna cusp), the 12th, the 11th, 10th (exactly above the head at the

point of birth), the 9th, the 8th, the non-elapsed portion of 7th cusp

(7th cusp to end of sign).. These signs spread from the east to the west

like an semicircular arc.

Now try this... Whichever sign/ planet the lagan is in/ with, try to see

them in the eastern sky. Whichever planet is there in the 10th house,

try to spot it exactly above your sky.

Now what are the possibilities of spotting a planet at night? How to

ascertain what time a planet can be seen at night? Try answering these

questions and you shall learn some astronomy too...

Best Wishes

Sarajit

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