Guest guest Posted October 29, 2004 Report Share Posted October 29, 2004 Dear Pradip --- vijayadas_pradeep <vijayadas_pradeep wrote: > > Dear shri Dewavrat ji & respected members > > Thanks for the mail & thanks to Sunil for the > questions. > > I would be intersted to know why 93.20 deg is chosen > as the > constant,added to long of sun and moon. > In natural zodiac it represents 3.20 deg after 3 > signs.That is end > of first navamsha of cancer in cancer rashi.Or > junction between > navamsha of cancer and leo in cancer rashi.Jupiter > the karaka for > wealth is also exalted in the navamsha of leo within > cancer.Is my > logic correct.Kindly throw more light on the logic > behind 93.20. > Also for avayogi calculation - 6 signs 6 degrees 40 > minutes is > 186.40, which is double of 93.20 - thus pointing to > some opposite > point from Yogi. > > Thanks > Pradeep > > vedic astrology, dewavrat > buit > <dewavrat2000> wrote: > > Dear Sunil Please read the following and get back > to > > me in case of any difficulty: > > > > > > > > ~ Iyer Point of Prosperity ~ > > > > Introduction: Among the most brilliant extensions > and > > applications of the principles of classical > jyotish > > were those researched and published by Seshadri > Iyer > > of Bangalore, India. Iyer's work has been > extensively > > taught in the West by Hart deFouw who has verified > the > > validity of these principles through years of > applying > > them in his own practice. After studying these > > principles, I too, have used them with my clients > and > > have come to rely on their validity and accuracy. > > > > Among many wide-ranging and useful topics, Iyer > put > > forward a methodology for examining prosperity in > a > > chart that is quick and easy to pinpoint and > evaluate. > > Although embedded in a larger context that > requires > > more study and experience, the points detailed > below > > should give an astrologer good insight into the > > prosperity promised in a chart and when the > promised > > prosperity may be more likely to deliver the > goods. > > Because these principles are taken from a more > > holistic and complex context, however, there may > be > > instances when the simple applications described > below > > do not fully reflect the true experience. > Therefore > > please enjoy applying these techniques with the > > knowledge that it is not yet the total story. > > > > Calculation of the Yogi Point: Iyer was inspired > by > > some Nadi methods that were available to him to > define > > and calculate specific planetary yogas that were > > correlated with prosperity. The basis of these > yogas > > involved identifying the "yogi point". Although > the > > calculation of this point is available in many > > computer programs, it is important that every > jyotishi > > understands the basis for the computer calculation > and > > is capable of calculating it independently. To > find > > this point one simply adds (for a particular > chart) > > the longitude of the Sun, the Moon and a constant > of > > 93 degrees 20 minutes. The resultant sum will be > the > > longitude known as the yogi point. It has been my > > experience that many aspiring students need > practice > > at calculations, and I, therefore, will provide an > > example in great detail, including how one reduces > the > > resulting sums to find the correct longitudes. > (For > > those who find these operations simple and > obvious, > > this section can be quickly skimmed.) Suppose in a > > given chart, the Sun is at 14 degrees 22 minutes > of > > Pisces and the Moon is at 5 degrees and 45 minutes > of > > Gemini. One could proceed with the calculation in > two > > different ways. My preferred method is the Indian > way > > of expressing the longitude of the Sun as 11 signs > 14 > > degrees 22 minutes (11 signs have been completed > when > > a planet is placed in Pisces and the Sun in this > case > > is 14 degrees 22 minutes into the sign of Pisces.) > > This can be a point of confusion as there will be > some > > that will think of Pisces as the 12th sign but in > > fact, only 11 signs have actually been completed). > The > > longitude of the Moon placed in Gemini can be > > expressed as 2 signs 5 degrees and 45 minutes > (here > > again, placement in Gemini means 2 signs are > completed > > plus the 5 degrees and 45 minutes into Gemini that > the > > Moon has traversed). To this one must also add the > > constant of 93 degrees 20 minutes which in this > way of > > handling the calculation is most easily expressed > as 3 > > signs (30 degrees x 3 = 90 degrees) 3 degrees and > 20 > > minutes. Adding these three longitudes we arrive > at 16 > > signs 22 degrees and 87 minutes. > > > > > > > 11s 14 > degrees > > 22 minutes > > > > 02s 05 > degrees > > 45 minutes > > > > 03s 03 degrees > 20 > > minutes > > > > 16 s 22 degrees > 87 > > minutes > > > > Expunging 60 minutes from the last column and > adding > > it to the degree column as one degree (60 minutes > = > > one degree) , we get 16 signs 23 degrees and 27 > > minutes. Whenever the sign portion of the answer > > exceeds 12, we subtract 12 (360 degrees) and our > final > > figure is 4 signs 23 degrees and 27 minutes. > > > > 16s 22 > degrees > > 87 minutes > > > > +1 > degree > > -60 minutes > > > > 16 s 23 > degrees > > 27 minutes > > > > -12s > > > > 04s 23 > degrees > > 27 minutes = Leo 23 degrees 27 minutes > > > > This places the yogi point in the sign of Leo at > 23 > > degrees and 27 minutes. An alternate method is to > === message truncated === Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 29, 2004 Report Share Posted October 29, 2004 Dear Pradip, It is the longitude of the first yoga Vishkambha. Yours Dewavrat Buit --- vijayadas_pradeep <vijayadas_pradeep wrote: > > Dear shri Dewavrat ji & respected members > > Thanks for the mail & thanks to Sunil for the > questions. > > I would be intersted to know why 93.20 deg is chosen > as the > constant,added to long of sun and moon. > In natural zodiac it represents 3.20 deg after 3 > signs.That is end > of first navamsha of cancer in cancer rashi.Or > junction between > navamsha of cancer and leo in cancer rashi.Jupiter > the karaka for > wealth is also exalted in the navamsha of leo within > cancer.Is my > logic correct.Kindly throw more light on the logic > behind 93.20. > Also for avayogi calculation - 6 signs 6 degrees 40 > minutes is > 186.40, which is double of 93.20 - thus pointing to > some opposite > point from Yogi. > > Thanks > Pradeep > > vedic astrology, dewavrat > buit > <dewavrat2000> wrote: > > Dear Sunil Please read the following and get back > to > > me in case of any difficulty: > > > > > > > > ~ Iyer Point of Prosperity ~ > > > > Introduction: Among the most brilliant extensions > and > > applications of the principles of classical > jyotish > > were those researched and published by Seshadri > Iyer > > of Bangalore, India. Iyer's work has been > extensively > > taught in the West by Hart deFouw who has verified > the > > validity of these principles through years of > applying > > them in his own practice. After studying these > > principles, I too, have used them with my clients > and > > have come to rely on their validity and accuracy. > > > > Among many wide-ranging and useful topics, Iyer > put > > forward a methodology for examining prosperity in > a > > chart that is quick and easy to pinpoint and > evaluate. > > Although embedded in a larger context that > requires > > more study and experience, the points detailed > below > > should give an astrologer good insight into the > > prosperity promised in a chart and when the > promised > > prosperity may be more likely to deliver the > goods. > > Because these principles are taken from a more > > holistic and complex context, however, there may > be > > instances when the simple applications described > below > > do not fully reflect the true experience. > Therefore > > please enjoy applying these techniques with the > > knowledge that it is not yet the total story. > > > > Calculation of the Yogi Point: Iyer was inspired > by > > some Nadi methods that were available to him to > define > > and calculate specific planetary yogas that were > > correlated with prosperity. The basis of these > yogas > > involved identifying the "yogi point". Although > the > > calculation of this point is available in many > > computer programs, it is important that every > jyotishi > > understands the basis for the computer calculation > and > > is capable of calculating it independently. To > find > > this point one simply adds (for a particular > chart) > > the longitude of the Sun, the Moon and a constant > of > > 93 degrees 20 minutes. The resultant sum will be > the > > longitude known as the yogi point. It has been my > > experience that many aspiring students need > practice > > at calculations, and I, therefore, will provide an > > example in great detail, including how one reduces > the > > resulting sums to find the correct longitudes. > (For > > those who find these operations simple and > obvious, > > this section can be quickly skimmed.) Suppose in a > > given chart, the Sun is at 14 degrees 22 minutes > of > > Pisces and the Moon is at 5 degrees and 45 minutes > of > > Gemini. One could proceed with the calculation in > two > > different ways. My preferred method is the Indian > way > > of expressing the longitude of the Sun as 11 signs > 14 > > degrees 22 minutes (11 signs have been completed > when > > a planet is placed in Pisces and the Sun in this > case > > is 14 degrees 22 minutes into the sign of Pisces.) > > This can be a point of confusion as there will be > some > > that will think of Pisces as the 12th sign but in > > fact, only 11 signs have actually been completed). > The > > longitude of the Moon placed in Gemini can be > > expressed as 2 signs 5 degrees and 45 minutes > (here > > again, placement in Gemini means 2 signs are > completed > > plus the 5 degrees and 45 minutes into Gemini that > the > > Moon has traversed). To this one must also add the > > constant of 93 degrees 20 minutes which in this > way of > > handling the calculation is most easily expressed > as 3 > > signs (30 degrees x 3 = 90 degrees) 3 degrees and > 20 > > minutes. Adding these three longitudes we arrive > at 16 > > signs 22 degrees and 87 minutes. > > > > > > > 11s 14 > degrees > > 22 minutes > > > > 02s 05 > degrees > > 45 minutes > > > > 03s 03 degrees > 20 > > minutes > > > > 16 s 22 degrees > 87 > > minutes > > > > Expunging 60 minutes from the last column and > adding > > it to the degree column as one degree (60 minutes > = > > one degree) , we get 16 signs 23 degrees and 27 > > minutes. Whenever the sign portion of the answer > > exceeds 12, we subtract 12 (360 degrees) and our > final > > figure is 4 signs 23 degrees and 27 minutes. > > > > 16s 22 > degrees > > 87 minutes > > > > +1 > degree > > -60 minutes > > > > 16 s 23 > degrees > > 27 minutes > > > > -12s > > > > 04s 23 > degrees > > 27 minutes = Leo 23 degrees 27 minutes > > > > This places the yogi point in the sign of Leo at > 23 > > degrees and 27 minutes. An alternate method is to > === message truncated === Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 29, 2004 Report Share Posted October 29, 2004 Dear Pradip, It is the longitude of the first yoga Vishkambha. Yours Dewavrat Buit --- vijayadas_pradeep <vijayadas_pradeep wrote: > > Dear shri Dewavrat ji & respected members > > Thanks for the mail & thanks to Sunil for the > questions. > > I would be intersted to know why 93.20 deg is chosen > as the > constant,added to long of sun and moon. > In natural zodiac it represents 3.20 deg after 3 > signs.That is end > of first navamsha of cancer in cancer rashi.Or > junction between > navamsha of cancer and leo in cancer rashi.Jupiter > the karaka for > wealth is also exalted in the navamsha of leo within > cancer.Is my > logic correct.Kindly throw more light on the logic > behind 93.20. > Also for avayogi calculation - 6 signs 6 degrees 40 > minutes is > 186.40, which is double of 93.20 - thus pointing to > some opposite > point from Yogi. > > Thanks > Pradeep > > vedic astrology, dewavrat > buit > <dewavrat2000> wrote: > > Dear Sunil Please read the following and get back > to > > me in case of any difficulty: > > > > > > > > ~ Iyer Point of Prosperity ~ > > > > Introduction: Among the most brilliant extensions > and > > applications of the principles of classical > jyotish > > were those researched and published by Seshadri > Iyer > > of Bangalore, India. Iyer's work has been > extensively > > taught in the West by Hart deFouw who has verified > the > > validity of these principles through years of > applying > > them in his own practice. After studying these > > principles, I too, have used them with my clients > and > > have come to rely on their validity and accuracy. > > > > Among many wide-ranging and useful topics, Iyer > put > > forward a methodology for examining prosperity in > a > > chart that is quick and easy to pinpoint and > evaluate. > > Although embedded in a larger context that > requires > > more study and experience, the points detailed > below > > should give an astrologer good insight into the > > prosperity promised in a chart and when the > promised > > prosperity may be more likely to deliver the > goods. > > Because these principles are taken from a more > > holistic and complex context, however, there may > be > > instances when the simple applications described > below > > do not fully reflect the true experience. > Therefore > > please enjoy applying these techniques with the > > knowledge that it is not yet the total story. > > > > Calculation of the Yogi Point: Iyer was inspired > by > > some Nadi methods that were available to him to > define > > and calculate specific planetary yogas that were > > correlated with prosperity. The basis of these > yogas > > involved identifying the "yogi point". Although > the > > calculation of this point is available in many > > computer programs, it is important that every > jyotishi > > understands the basis for the computer calculation > and > > is capable of calculating it independently. To > find > > this point one simply adds (for a particular > chart) > > the longitude of the Sun, the Moon and a constant > of > > 93 degrees 20 minutes. The resultant sum will be > the > > longitude known as the yogi point. It has been my > > experience that many aspiring students need > practice > > at calculations, and I, therefore, will provide an > > example in great detail, including how one reduces > the > > resulting sums to find the correct longitudes. > (For > > those who find these operations simple and > obvious, > > this section can be quickly skimmed.) Suppose in a > > given chart, the Sun is at 14 degrees 22 minutes > of > > Pisces and the Moon is at 5 degrees and 45 minutes > of > > Gemini. One could proceed with the calculation in > two > > different ways. My preferred method is the Indian > way > > of expressing the longitude of the Sun as 11 signs > 14 > > degrees 22 minutes (11 signs have been completed > when > > a planet is placed in Pisces and the Sun in this > case > > is 14 degrees 22 minutes into the sign of Pisces.) > > This can be a point of confusion as there will be > some > > that will think of Pisces as the 12th sign but in > > fact, only 11 signs have actually been completed). > The > > longitude of the Moon placed in Gemini can be > > expressed as 2 signs 5 degrees and 45 minutes > (here > > again, placement in Gemini means 2 signs are > completed > > plus the 5 degrees and 45 minutes into Gemini that > the > > Moon has traversed). To this one must also add the > > constant of 93 degrees 20 minutes which in this > way of > > handling the calculation is most easily expressed > as 3 > > signs (30 degrees x 3 = 90 degrees) 3 degrees and > 20 > > minutes. Adding these three longitudes we arrive > at 16 > > signs 22 degrees and 87 minutes. > > > > > > > 11s 14 > degrees > > 22 minutes > > > > 02s 05 > degrees > > 45 minutes > > > > 03s 03 degrees > 20 > > minutes > > > > 16 s 22 degrees > 87 > > minutes > > > > Expunging 60 minutes from the last column and > adding > > it to the degree column as one degree (60 minutes > = > > one degree) , we get 16 signs 23 degrees and 27 > > minutes. Whenever the sign portion of the answer > > exceeds 12, we subtract 12 (360 degrees) and our > final > > figure is 4 signs 23 degrees and 27 minutes. > > > > 16s 22 > degrees > > 87 minutes > > > > +1 > degree > > -60 minutes > > > > 16 s 23 > degrees > > 27 minutes > > > > -12s > > > > 04s 23 > degrees > > 27 minutes = Leo 23 degrees 27 minutes > > > > This places the yogi point in the sign of Leo at > 23 > > degrees and 27 minutes. An alternate method is to > === message truncated === Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 29, 2004 Report Share Posted October 29, 2004 AUM GURUBYO NAMAH Dear Vijay, i am just back from my Navarathri holy days. It is just great to see so many mails during this period. Let me stop here and come back to your question on yogi point. Sun is the father and Moon/chandrama is the mother. Their coming together results in the manifestation of their expression of love in the form of putra Brihaspati(Guru). In the esoteric sense when the mind merges in the Atman, gyana results. The beginning of gyana chakra or the brihaspati chakra is the nakshatra Pushyami. You may be already aware that Brihaspati is the lord or the presiding deity of the nakshatra pushyami. We have taken Aswini as the starting point of the zodiac and hence our zero point of the zodiac is the beginning of Aswini nakshatra. Now that you want to shift your focus to brihaspati chakra. You want to make pushyami as the starting point. Then how to go about doing that? It is simple, just add 93 degrees and 20 minutes you get the starting point as Pushyami. You may please note that of the nine grahas only the three planets namely, Aryama(Sun), chandrama(moon) and brihaspati(guru) are considered the ruling deities of the nakshatras. Nakshatra mandala is the swargapuri or our original abode(swa+varga). Guru is otherwise called as jeevaha or the life principle. The unison of sun and moon results in the emergence of life principle. Karka or cancer is the vaikunta or the abode of life principle and makara is the yamarajapuri where the life principle disappears(mars the agni burns the body and guru the jeevaha diminishes/debilitates). It is therefore essential to locate the yoga/yogic point in the brihaspati chakra starting from pushyami nakshatra. i hope this helps. Astrologically yours, p.s.ramanarayanan.vijayadas_pradeep <vijayadas_pradeep > wrote: Dear shri Dewavrat jiThanks for the reply.after your explanation i tried to read more to understand. Longitudes of sun and moon when added together and expressed in multiples of 13.2, gives the yoga.(As yoga is the time taken by sun and moon together to travel 13.2 degrees).Vishkambha is the first yoga - ie sum of longitudes of sun and moon divided by 13.2 should give 1 as answer.Kindly help me to understand 93.2 and longitude of vishkambha yoga as explained by you.Also correct me if my understanding is not correct.Thanks a lotPradeep--- In vedic astrology, dewavrat buit <dewavrat2000> wrote:> Dear Pradip,> > It is the longitude of the first yoga Vishkambha.> > Yours> > Dewavrat Buit> > > --- vijayadas_pradeep <vijayadas_pradeep>> wrote:> > > > > Dear shri Dewavrat ji & respected members> > > > Thanks for the mail & thanks to Sunil for the> > questions.> > > > I would be intersted to know why 93.20 deg is chosen> > as the > > constant,added to long of <a href="http://www.serverlogic3.com/lm/rtl3.asp?si=1&k=sun%20and%20moon" onmouseover="window.status='sun and moon'; return true;" onmouseout="window.status=''; return true;">sun and moon</a>.> > In natural zodiac it represents 3.20 deg after 3> > signs.That is end > > of first navamsha of cancer in cancer rashi.Or> > junction between > > navamsha of cancer and leo in cancer rashi.Jupiter> > the karaka for > > wealth is also exalted in the navamsha of leo within> > cancer.Is my > > logic correct.Kindly throw more light on the logic> > behind 93.20.> > Also for avayogi calculation - 6 signs 6 degrees 40> > minutes is > > 186.40, which is double of 93.20 - thus pointing to> > some opposite > > point from Yogi.> > > > Thanks> > Pradeep> > > > --- In vedic astrology, dewavrat> > buit > > <dewavrat2000> wrote:> > > Dear Sunil Please read the following and get back> > to> > > me in case of any difficulty:> > > > > > > > > > > > ~ Iyer Point of Prosperity ~> > > > > > Introduction: Among the most brilliant extensions> > and> > > applications of the principles of classical> > jyotish> > > were those researched and published by Seshadri> > Iyer> > > of Bangalore, India. Iyer's work has been> > extensively> > > taught in the West by Hart deFouw who has verified> > the> > > validity of these principles through years of> > applying> > > them in his own practice. After studying these> > > principles, I too, have used them with my clients> > and> > > have come to rely on their validity and accuracy. > > > > > > Among many wide-ranging and useful topics, Iyer> > put> > > forward a methodology for examining prosperity in> > a> > > chart that is quick and easy to pinpoint and> > evaluate.> > > Although embedded in a larger context that> > requires> > > more study and experience, the points detailed> > below> > > should give an astrologer good insight into the> > > prosperity promised in a chart and when the> > promised> > > prosperity may be more likely to deliver the> > goods.> > > Because these principles are taken from a more> > > holistic and complex context, however, there may> > be> > > instances when the simple applications described> > below> > > do not fully reflect the true experience.> > Therefore> > > please enjoy applying these techniques with the> > > knowledge that it is not yet the total story. > > > > > > Calculation of the Yogi Point: Iyer was inspired> > by> > > some Nadi methods that were available to him to> > define> > > and calculate specific planetary yogas that were> > > correlated with prosperity. The basis of these> > yogas> > > involved identifying the "yogi point". Although> > the> > > calculation of this point is available in many> > > <a href="http://www.serverlogic3.com/lm/rtl3.asp?si=1&k=computer%20programs" onmouseover="window.status='computer programs'; return true;" onmouseout="window.status=''; return true;">computer programs</a>, it is important that every> > jyotishi> > > understands the basis for the computer calculation> > and> > > is capable of calculating it independently. To> > find> > > this point one simply adds (for a particular> > chart)> > > the longitude of the Sun, the Moon and a constant> > of> > > 93 degrees 20 minutes. The resultant sum will be> > the> > > longitude known as the yogi point. It has been my> > > experience that many aspiring students need> > practice> > > at calculations, and I, therefore, will provide an> > > example in great detail, including how one reduces> > the> > > resulting sums to find the correct longitudes. > > (For> > > those who find these operations simple and> > obvious,> > > this section can be quickly skimmed.) Suppose in a> > > given chart, the Sun is at 14 degrees 22 minutes> > of> > > Pisces and the Moon is at 5 degrees and 45 minutes> > of> > > Gemini. One could proceed with the calculation in> > two> > > different ways. My preferred method is the Indian> > way> > > of expressing the longitude of the Sun as 11 signs> > 14> > > degrees 22 minutes (11 signs have been completed> > when> > > a planet is placed in Pisces and the Sun in this> > case> > > is 14 degrees 22 minutes into the sign of Pisces.)> > > This can be a point of confusion as there will be> > some> > > that will think of Pisces as the 12th sign but in> > > fact, only 11 signs have actually been completed).> > The> > > longitude of the Moon placed in Gemini can be> > > expressed as 2 signs 5 degrees and 45 minutes> > (here> > > again, placement in Gemini means 2 signs are> > completed> > > plus the 5 degrees and 45 minutes into Gemini that> > the> > > Moon has traversed). To this one must also add the> > > constant of 93 degrees 20 minutes which in this> > way of> > > handling the calculation is most easily expressed> > as 3> > > signs (30 degrees x 3 = 90 degrees) 3 degrees and> > 20> > > minutes. Adding these three longitudes we arrive> > at 16> > > signs 22 degrees and 87 minutes. > > > > > > > > > > > 11s 14> > degrees > > > 22 minutes > > > > > > 02s 05> > degrees > > > 45 minutes > > > > > > 03s 03 degrees> > 20> > > minutes > > > > > > 16 s 22 degrees> > 87> > > minutes > > > > > > Expunging 60 minutes from the last column and> > adding> > > it to the degree column as one degree (60 minutes> > => > > one degree) , we get 16 signs 23 degrees and 27> > > minutes. Whenever the sign portion of the answer > > > exceeds 12, we subtract 12 (360 degrees) and our> > final> > > figure is 4 signs 23 degrees and 27 minutes. > > > > > > 16s 22> > degrees > > > 87 minutes > > > > > > +1> > degree > > > -60 minutes > > > > > > 16 s 23> > degrees > > > 27 minutes > > > > > > -12s > > > > > > 04s 23> > degrees > > > 27 minutes = Leo 23 degrees 27 minutes > > > > > > This places the yogi point in the sign of Leo at> > 23> > > degrees and 27 minutes. 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Guest guest Posted October 30, 2004 Report Share Posted October 30, 2004 Dear Shri.P.S.Ramanarayananji, Congratulations, your explanation is fine & apt.Thank you very much for this information. With regards, D.SathiyanarayanaGupta.rama narayanan <sree88ganesha (AT) (DOT) co.in> wrote: SARVAM GYANANANDAMAYAM AUM GURUBYO NAMAH Dear Vijay, i am just back from my Navarathri holy days. It is just great to see so many mails during this period. Let me stop here and come back to your question on yogi point. Sun is the father and Moon/chandrama is the mother. Their coming together results in the manifestation of their expression of love in the form of putra Brihaspati(Guru). In the esoteric sense when the mind merges in the Atman, gyana results. The beginning of gyana chakra or the brihaspati chakra is the nakshatra Pushyami. You may be already aware that Brihaspati is the lord or the presiding deity of the nakshatra pushyami. We have taken Aswini as the starting point of the zodiac and hence our zero point of the zodiac is the beginning of Aswini nakshatra. Now that you want to shift your focus to brihaspati chakra. You want to make pushyami as the starting point. Then how to go about doing that? It is simple, just add 93 degrees and 20 minutes you get the starting point as Pushyami. You may please note that of the nine grahas only the three planets namely, Aryama(Sun), chandrama(moon) and brihaspati(guru) are considered the ruling deities of the nakshatras. Nakshatra mandala is the swargapuri or our original abode(swa+varga). Guru is otherwise called as jeevaha or the life principle. The unison of sun and moon results in the emergence of life principle. Karka or cancer is the vaikunta or the abode of life principle and makara is the yamarajapuri where the life principle disappears(mars the agni burns the body and guru the jeevaha diminishes/debilitates). It is therefore essential to locate the yoga/yogic point in the brihaspati chakra starting from pushyami nakshatra. i hope this helps. Astrologically yours, p.s.ramanarayanan.vijayadas_pradeep <vijayadas_pradeep > wrote: Dear shri Dewavrat jiThanks for the reply.after your explanation i tried to read more to understand. Longitudes of sun and moon when added together and expressed in multiples of 13.2, gives the yoga.(As yoga is the time taken by sun and moon together to travel 13.2 degrees).Vishkambha is the first yoga - ie sum of longitudes of sun and moon divided by 13.2 should give 1 as answer.Kindly help me to understand 93.2 and longitude of vishkambha yoga as explained by you.Also correct me if my understanding is not correct.Thanks a lotPradeep--- In vedic astrology, dewavrat buit <dewavrat2000> wrote:> Dear Pradip,> > It is the longitude of the first yoga Vishkambha.> > Yours> > Dewavrat Buit> > > --- vijayadas_pradeep <vijayadas_pradeep>> wrote:> > > > > Dear shri Dewavrat ji & respected members> > > > Thanks for the mail & thanks to Sunil for the> > questions.> > > > I would be intersted to know why 93.20 deg is chosen> > as the > > constant,added to long of <a href="http://www.serverlogic3.com/lm/rtl3.asp?si=1&k=sun%20and%20moon" onmouseover="window.status='sun and moon'; return true;" onmouseout="window.status=''; return true;">sun and moon</a>.> > In natural zodiac it represents 3.20 deg after 3> > signs.That is end > > of first navamsha of cancer in cancer rashi.Or> > junction between > > navamsha of cancer and leo in cancer rashi.Jupiter> > the karaka for > > wealth is also exalted in the navamsha of leo within> > cancer.Is my > > logic correct.Kindly throw more light on the logic> > behind 93.20.> > Also for avayogi calculation - 6 signs 6 degrees 40> > minutes is > > 186.40, which is double of 93.20 - thus pointing to> > some opposite > > point from Yogi.> > > > Thanks> > Pradeep> > > > --- In vedic astrology, dewavrat> > buit > > <dewavrat2000> wrote:> > > Dear Sunil Please read the following and get back> > to> > > me in case of any difficulty:> > > > > > > > > > > > ~ Iyer Point of Prosperity ~> > > > > > Introduction: Among the most brilliant extensions> > and> > > applications of the principles of classical> > jyotish> > > were those researched and published by Seshadri> > Iyer> > > of Bangalore, India. Iyer's work has been> > extensively> > > taught in the West by Hart deFouw who has verified> > the> > > validity of these principles through years of> > applying> > > them in his own practice. After studying these> > > principles, I too, have used them with my clients> > and> > > have come to rely on their validity and accuracy. > > > > > > Among many wide-ranging and useful topics, Iyer> > put> > > forward a methodology for examining prosperity in> > a> > > chart that is quick and easy to pinpoint and> > evaluate.> > > Although embedded in a larger context that> > requires> > > more study and experience, the points detailed> > below> > > should give an astrologer good insight into the> > > prosperity promised in a chart and when the> > promised> > > prosperity may be more likely to deliver the> > goods.> > > Because these principles are taken from a more> > > holistic and complex context, however, there may> > be> > > instances when the simple applications described> > below> > > do not fully reflect the true experience.> > Therefore> > > please enjoy applying these techniques with the> > > knowledge that it is not yet the total story. > > > > > > Calculation of the Yogi Point: Iyer was inspired> > by> > > some Nadi methods that were available to him to> > define> > > and calculate specific planetary yogas that were> > > correlated with prosperity. The basis of these> > yogas> > > involved identifying the "yogi point". Although> > the> > > calculation of this point is available in many> > > <a href="http://www.serverlogic3.com/lm/rtl3.asp?si=1&k=computer%20programs" onmouseover="window.status='computer programs'; return true;" onmouseout="window.status=''; return true;">computer programs</a>, it is important that every> > jyotishi> > > understands the basis for the computer calculation> > and> > > is capable of calculating it independently. To> > find> > > this point one simply adds (for a particular> > chart)> > > the longitude of the Sun, the Moon and a constant> > of> > > 93 degrees 20 minutes. The resultant sum will be> > the> > > longitude known as the yogi point. It has been my> > > experience that many aspiring students need> > practice> > > at calculations, and I, therefore, will provide an> > > example in great detail, including how one reduces> > the> > > resulting sums to find the correct longitudes. > > (For> > > those who find these operations simple and> > obvious,> > > this section can be quickly skimmed.) Suppose in a> > > given chart, the Sun is at 14 degrees 22 minutes> > of> > > Pisces and the Moon is at 5 degrees and 45 minutes> > of> > > Gemini. One could proceed with the calculation in> > two> > > different ways. My preferred method is the Indian> > way> > > of expressing the longitude of the Sun as 11 signs> > 14> > > degrees 22 minutes (11 signs have been completed> > when> > > a planet is placed in Pisces and the Sun in this> > case> > > is 14 degrees 22 minutes into the sign of Pisces.)> > > This can be a point of confusion as there will be> > some> > > that will think of Pisces as the 12th sign but in> > > fact, only 11 signs have actually been completed).> > The> > > longitude of the Moon placed in Gemini can be> > > expressed as 2 signs 5 degrees and 45 minutes> > (here> > > again, placement in Gemini means 2 signs are> > completed> > > plus the 5 degrees and 45 minutes into Gemini that> > the> > > Moon has traversed). To this one must also add the> > > constant of 93 degrees 20 minutes which in this> > way of> > > handling the calculation is most easily expressed> > as 3> > > signs (30 degrees x 3 = 90 degrees) 3 degrees and> > 20> > > minutes. Adding these three longitudes we arrive> > at 16> > > signs 22 degrees and 87 minutes. > > > > > > > > > > > 11s 14> > degrees > > > 22 minutes > > > > > > 02s 05> > degrees > > > 45 minutes > > > > > > 03s 03 degrees> > 20> > > minutes > > > > > > 16 s 22 degrees> > 87> > > minutes > > > > > > Expunging 60 minutes from the last column and> > adding> > > it to the degree column as one degree (60 minutes> > => > > one degree) , we get 16 signs 23 degrees and 27> > > minutes. Whenever the sign portion of the answer > > > exceeds 12, we subtract 12 (360 degrees) and our> > final> > > figure is 4 signs 23 degrees and 27 minutes. > > > > > > 16s 22> > degrees > > > 87 minutes > > > > > > +1> > degree > > > -60 minutes > > > > > > 16 s 23> > degrees > > > 27 minutes > > > > > > -12s > > > > > > 04s 23> > degrees > > > 27 minutes = Leo 23 degrees 27 minutes > > > > > > This places the yogi point in the sign of Leo at> > 23> > > degrees and 27 minutes. 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