2-Neo: Aspects of Functional Benefics & Functional Malefics >> Mark Kincaid 7/31

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Now my question is if Jupiter (functional malefic, but natural benefic) has a full

> 9th aspect to native's 9th house, would it be considered as a good

> indication of receiving higher education or would it be sign of

> hindrances in getting higher education? Same question rises for

> Saturn (functional benefic, but natural malefic) also.

Could anyone

> please explain whether natural or functional behavior of a planet

> should be taken into consideration while analyzing the graha-dristis?

Dear Neo:

This is a very fascinating question that you ask.

Practical experience shows that any planet casts a positive or negative effect

in it's aspects, depending upon whether it's acting or functioning malefically

or benefically.

So, figuring out whether a certain planet is acting malefically or benefically

is an important first question.

Then, once you figure that out, then, it'll make more sense when you look at

'that' planet's different aspects.

For example, many people who have Exalted Saturn's, notice that their Saturn's

sometimes are found acting malefically.

Therefore, when you look at that Sani's different aspects, then, don't be surprised

if Sani's 3rd, 7th, & 10th house aspects are malefic as well.

In addition one of the best ways to determine whether a planet is acting malefically

is to ask if the negative or positive qualities of 'that' planet are manifesting.

For example, when you find that the more classic negative or malefic influences of

Saturn are found, then, even though the planet may be Exalted, still, it can be found

acting malefically.

If that Exalted Saturn's in the 12th house, and you notice the person has a lot of 12th

house 'losses', and 'expenditures', and lack of 'savings', then, it's a fair bet that

Saturn is acting malefically.

Therefore, it's more then likely that Sani's influences upon the 2nd house, 6th & 9th

will also be negative.

Things like shyness of speech and expression and even health problems may be the result.

Sincerely,

Mark Kincaid

Astrologer

Teacher of Meditation & Ayurved

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"vijayadas_pradeep" <vijayadas_pradeep >

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Sun, 31 Jul 2005 22:39:51 -0000

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[vedic astrology] Re: Aspects of Functional Benefics & Functional Malefics

Dear shri Neo

I will share what i have gained from learned members.

1)Functional benefic/malefic specifies the role a planet is supposed

to play in the particular chart.Thus it is more to do with lordships

than aspects.When we say ''if jupiter aspects 5th'' - it is

irrespective of functional nature.Thus aspect has to be looked from

the natural angle.

2)I do not know about aspects from nodes.Nodes give results based on

association.

Thanks

Pradeep

vedic astrology, "astrologer_neo"

<astrologer_neo> wrote:

> Gurujis and All learned members,

>

> Regarding aspects(dristi) of different planets, I have a couple of

> questions:

>

> 1> Consider the case of a Libra ascendant. Jupiter being 3rd and 6th

> lord acts as a functional malefic whereas Saturn being 4th and 5th

> lord acts as a functional benefic (Raja-Yoga-karaka). Now my question

> is if Jupiter (functional malefic, but natural benefic) has a full

> 9th aspect to native's 9th house, would it be considered as a good

> indication of receiving higher education or would it be sign of

> hindrances in getting higher education? Same question rises for

> Saturn (functional benefic, but natural malefic) also. Could anyone

> please explain whether natural or functional behavior of a planet

> should be taken into consideration while analyzing the graha-dristis?

>

> 2> If Rahu is exalted and/or placed in kendras or trines, does it

> give aspects as a benefic or does it always give malefic aspects?

> Please explain.

>

> Awaiting for your response!

> Thanks for your patience,

> Neo

 

 

 

 

 

 

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