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Narasimha P.V.R. Rao

 

Wednesday, March 16, 2005 11:53 PM

Re: Reply to Narasimha - Yogas in JH (Divisionals)

Namaste Prasad garu,

 

When you look at raja yogas, the number of raja yogas present in a chart is

irrelevant. One powerful raja yoga is far better than ten weak raja yogas.

 

The D-10 of Bill Gates has Aq rising (Pt Sanjay Rath prefers to use Pi lagna in

D-10, but I use Aq lagna).

 

The 4th and 9th lord Venus and 5th lord Mercury are in samasaptaka and they form

a powerful raja yoga. This raja yoga occurs on the 5th/11th axis and is very

powerful. The aspect in dasamsa between these planets is strong. Based on their

advancements within the dasamsa, we can conclude that they aspect each other

within 1/5th of the dasamsa (equivalent to 6 deg in the case of rasi).

 

Moreover, Venus and Mercury are friends and a raja yoga between them is far more

powerful than, say, a raja yoga between Mars and Saturn.

 

A lot of people have raja yogas in their rasi charts and D-10 charts. Not all

raja yogas are created equal. When teaching raja yogas, Parasara taught us in

BPHS to look at the vaiseshikamsas of planets in raja yoga and judge the yoga.

If the two planets in raja yoga are in vaiseshikamsas, then the raja yoga is

really powerful. If the two planets are in parijatamsa, one becomes a king. If

they are in Uttamamsa, one becomes a powerful king. If they are in Gopuramsa,

one becomes an emperor. If they are in Simhasanamsa, one becomes a great

emperor like Dharmaraja, Salivahana etc. These are the results given by

Parasara and examples are also his.

 

In the case of Bill Gates, Mercury occupies Uttamamsa (3/10) and Venus occupies

Gopuramsa (4/10). That makes the raja yoga far more powerful and more special

than ordinary raja yogas.

 

Interestingly, he ran Venus dasa from 1982-2002.

 

BTW, you can get vaiseshikamsas (as per dasa varga, shodasa varga, shadvarga and

sapta varga) in JHora 7.02. See the "strengths" main tab, "other strengths"

bottom tab and the middle window.By default, that window shows Vimsopaka balas

based on various varga schemes. Get the pop-up menu and select

"vaiseshikamsas".

 

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> Narasimha gAru,> I had checked the yOgas in JH for D-10 of Bill Gates and

it > doesn't seem to show any strong Raja or any Dhana yOga in the chart. > The

details I'm using for Bill Gates are> 28 Oct 1955, 9:15pm (-8:00 West of GMT),

Seattle, Washington. > The Rasi chart does indicate many yOgas for wealth

though. I'd be > glad if you can throw some light on these yOgas.> thanks and

rgds> -Prasad> > , Vinay K

<reachvinaynow> > wrote:> > Dear Narasimha,> > Thanks for your mail

clarifying things in your usual> > lucid way. I buy your logic of Chaturasheeti

Sama> > Dasha applying to my chart. > > > > Do the mp3 lessons that you

mentioned deal with the> > basics of Narayana Dasha? Coz even if they are> >

slightly advanced I wouldn't be able to learn. What> > about Sri Rath's book on

this subject? Does it cover> > all the basics and is it good enough to start

using> > the dasha? > > > > Oh, by the way only today I discovered that your J>

> Hora gives Yogas even for Divisionals. It is> > brilliant and of immense

research value. I had thought> > my Dashamsha was the worst of all my

divisional> > charts, but J Hora gave the longest list of Yogas for> > my D-10

and it was heartening to know that. Looking at> > the Yogas in my D-10 my Mars

Dasha is likely to be the> > best for my career.> > > > Regards,> > Vinay K

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Namasthe Narasimha ji,

I tried to understand the Raja Yoga, I belive that I am still

confused as I am not an astrologer.

I used the latest version of JH and clicked the tab as you have

advised and right clicked to select Vaiseshikamsa and there 4 panels,

Vaiseshikamsa (10), Vaiseshikamsa (16),Vaiseshikamsa (6) and

Vaiseshikamsa (7)and I was getting 6,9,5,5 respectively for SATURN. I

also see other numbers for other planets. What does it mean?

Regds,

ueda

March 5, 1961

23:27:58 IST

79E10 14N12

 

 

vedic astrology, "Narasimha P.V.R. Rao"

<pvr@c...> wrote:

> -

> Narasimha P.V.R. Rao

>

> Wednesday, March 16, 2005 11:53 PM

> Re: Reply to Narasimha - Yogas in JH (Divisionals)

>

>

> Namaste Prasad garu,

>

> When you look at raja yogas, the number of raja yogas present in a

chart is irrelevant. One powerful raja yoga is far better than ten

weak raja yogas.

>

> The D-10 of Bill Gates has Aq rising (Pt Sanjay Rath prefers to use

Pi lagna in D-10, but I use Aq lagna).

>

> The 4th and 9th lord Venus and 5th lord Mercury are in samasaptaka

and they form a powerful raja yoga. This raja yoga occurs on the

5th/11th axis and is very powerful. The aspect in dasamsa between

these planets is strong. Based on their advancements within the

dasamsa, we can conclude that they aspect each other within 1/5th of

the dasamsa (equivalent to 6 deg in the case of rasi).

>

> Moreover, Venus and Mercury are friends and a raja yoga between

them is far more powerful than, say, a raja yoga between Mars and

Saturn.

>

> A lot of people have raja yogas in their rasi charts and D-10

charts. Not all raja yogas are created equal. When teaching raja

yogas, Parasara taught us in BPHS to look at the vaiseshikamsas of

planets in raja yoga and judge the yoga. If the two planets in raja

yoga are in vaiseshikamsas, then the raja yoga is really powerful. If

the two planets are in parijatamsa, one becomes a king. If they are

in Uttamamsa, one becomes a powerful king. If they are in Gopuramsa,

one becomes an emperor. If they are in Simhasanamsa, one becomes a

great emperor like Dharmaraja, Salivahana etc. These are the results

given by Parasara and examples are also his.

>

> In the case of Bill Gates, Mercury occupies Uttamamsa (3/10) and

Venus occupies Gopuramsa (4/10). That makes the raja yoga far more

powerful and more special than ordinary raja yogas.

>

> Interestingly, he ran Venus dasa from 1982-2002.

>

> BTW, you can get vaiseshikamsas (as per dasa varga, shodasa varga,

shadvarga and sapta varga) in JHora 7.02. See the "strengths" main

tab, "other strengths" bottom tab and the middle window.By default,

that window shows Vimsopaka balas based on various varga schemes. Get

the pop-up menu and select "vaiseshikamsas".

>

> May Jupiter's light shine on us,

> Narasimha

> -------------------------------

> Free Jyotish lessons (MP3): http://vedicastro.home.comcast.net

> Free Jyotish software (Windows): http://www.VedicAstrologer.org

> SJC website: http://www.SriJagannath.org

> -------------------------------

>

>

> > Narasimha gAru,

> > I had checked the yOgas in JH for D-10 of Bill Gates and it

> > doesn't seem to show any strong Raja or any Dhana yOga in the

chart.

> > The details I'm using for Bill Gates are

> > 28 Oct 1955, 9:15pm (-8:00 West of GMT), Seattle, Washington.

> > The Rasi chart does indicate many yOgas for wealth though. I'd be

> > glad if you can throw some light on these yOgas.

> > thanks and rgds

> > -Prasad

> >

> > , Vinay K <reachvinaynow>

> > wrote:

> > > Dear Narasimha,

> > > Thanks for your mail clarifying things in your usual

> > > lucid way. I buy your logic of Chaturasheeti Sama

> > > Dasha applying to my chart.

> > >

> > > Do the mp3 lessons that you mentioned deal with the

> > > basics of Narayana Dasha? Coz even if they are

> > > slightly advanced I wouldn't be able to learn. What

> > > about Sri Rath's book on this subject? Does it cover

> > > all the basics and is it good enough to start using

> > > the dasha?

> > >

> > > Oh, by the way only today I discovered that your J

> > > Hora gives Yogas even for Divisionals. It is

> > > brilliant and of immense research value. I had thought

> > > my Dashamsha was the worst of all my divisional

> > > charts, but J Hora gave the longest list of Yogas for

> > > my D-10 and it was heartening to know that. Looking at

> > > the Yogas in my D-10 my Mars Dasha is likely to be the

> > > best for my career.

> > >

> > > Regards,

> > > Vinay K

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Dear Narasimha Rao garu:

 

 

I have been reading your comments on Yogas. Please

take a look at the following chart:

 

Jupiter in 4th in MoolaTrikona, Mercury in 10th in

Gemini and strong, Venus in Taurus (9th), but of

course with Sun but the degree of separation is 4

degrees.

 

 

Male, born on Wednesday, 1960-06-08 13:03:00 at

Amalapuram, India

Latitude: 016:35:N / Longitude: 082:01:E, Chart

Format: Flash South

Current Time:2005-03-18 23:04:49 GMT

 

Image Chart Format ~ North Chart Format ~ West Chart

Format ~ Show English Astrology Names

 

 

 

Nirayan Planetary Position

 

Planet Longitude

(Sign & ° Degree ' Min " Sec ) R

C Nakshatra

& Pada Rasi

Lord N.Lord &

N.Sublord Dignity Avastha

 

 

 

Lagna Kanya 08° 34' 56" Uttaraphalguni

Pada: 4 Budh Surya

Shukra -- --

 

Surya Vrishab 24° 11' 47" Mrigasira

Pada: 1 Shukra Mangal

Rahu Sama

Mitra/Shatru Baal /

Jagrut

 

Chandra Vritchika 06° 43' 06" Anuradha

Pada: 2 Mangal Sani

Budh Neecha

Rashi Vrudha /

Supta

 

Mangal Meena 27° 48' 25" Revati

Pada: 4 Guru Budh

Guru Sama

Mitra/Shatru Baal /

Jagrut

 

Budh Mithun 15° 43' 46" Aridra

Pada: 3 Budh Rahu

Shukra Swa

Rashi Yuva /

Supta

 

Guru Dhanus 06° 54' 43" R Moola

Pada: 3 Guru Ketu

Rahu MoolTrikon

Sthan Kumar /

Jagrut

 

Shukra Vrishab 20° 16' 15" Rohini

Pada: 4 Shukra Chandra

Ketu Swa

Rashi Kumar /

Jagrut

 

Sani Dhanus 23° 48' 34" R Poorvashada

Pada: 4 Guru Shukra

Sani Shatru Vrudha /

Susupta

 

Rahu Simha 27° 08' 48" R Uttaraphalguni

Pada: 1 Surya Surya

Surya Sama

Mitra/Shatru Mrutha /

Susupta

 

Ketu Kumbh 27° 08' 48" R Poorvabhadrapada

Pada: 3 Sani Guru

Shukra Sama

Mitra/Shatru Mrutha /

Susupta

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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