To Visti-ji,Basic question on Retrogression

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Dear Visti-ji,

 

Namaskar. I have a question related to

retrogression in Jataka charts. Retrogression indicates strong chesta

bala and is interpreted as a strong desire of that graha to give some

effect. However, does this retrogression apply to the entire life of the

native, or it subsides after a time in life ?

 

I remember Sanjay-ji, in a message in a very long ago,

hinted at this possibility. He said, a retrograde graha indicates some

punishment from the kind (Surya) as they indicate an opposite direction

of travel to that of Surya. This effect strikes at a particular year in

life. This is applicable for the grahas if they are in the 7th, 8th, 9th

from Surya's rasi position. The process is as following: take the 180

deg point from the grahas position. Calculate the longitudinal

difference between this point and Surya's position. This represents year

of life when the king's wrath will strike. Thereafter the graha is no

longer troublesome. He gave an example with his own chart and the

dog-biting incident (there Shani is taken as Shani indicates dogs).

 

>From this can we conclude that after a certain period (say after the

significances of the retrograde graha have fructified) the graha behaves

as direct ? The question came to my mind because it is said that graha

in debility but retrograde shows that the graha eventually will give

results of exaltation i.e. reversal. Does this reversal happen life-long

?

 

Best wishes,

 

Sourav

 

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