How to Choose a Lucky Spouse (for Ashutosh et al)

[Guest guest]

Namaste Ashutosh,

 

As you well know, the Ashtakavarga system is part of the jyotish

tradition which has been carried on by families and gurus in India.

This system has a wealth of wisdom and knowledge that can be used to

guide people in making important decisions in their lives. To deny

such knowledge would not be prudent and advisable.

 

Like all of the principles from the other jyotish systems, the

indicators shown in the chart should be balanced with the other

mitigating circumstances present in the chart. A jyotishi should

make careful and fair assessment of the chart to make a reasonable

conclusion about the person's life.

 

In your case, Virgo may have have more than 4 bindus in the

Ashtakavarga of the Moon. Thus, even though the bindus present may

not be the highest in the entire ashtakavarga, you were able to gain

some rewards from the Virgo position of the Moon. If the bindus were

less than 4, the negative effects may have been mitigated by the

other factors present in the chart.

 

Therefore, it is advisable that a jyotishi checks the indicators from

the ashtakavarga system with the other systems in jyotish, such as

the Parasari and Jaimini methods or vice versa.

 

Regards,

 

John R.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

valist, "astrologerashutosh"

<astrologerashutosh wrote:

>

> Dear John,

>

> My moon has highest points in taurus, but my wife

has same moon sign, virgo, and same ascendent, cancer, as mine.

>

> She has brought prosperity to me after marriage.

>

> I have time and again tested the astakvarga theory from

many angles. It has always failed to prove itself. I do not even

consider it now.

>

> Sorry for this bit of my mind,

>

> Best regards,

>

> Ashutosh

>

>

>

>

>

> -

> John

> valist

> Wednesday, 26 July, 2006 22:59

> How to Choose a Lucky Spouse

>

>

> To All Members:

>

> To select a spouse who will bring prosperity after marriage, the

Moon's

> ashtakavarga can be used. One should determine which rashi has

the

> most bindus. The spouse's Janma Rashi or Moon sign must

correspond to

> the rashi with the most bindus in order to gain the best chances

of

> prosperity. For example, if Mesha has the most bindus in the Moon

> ashtakavarga, then the spouse of this person should have the

janma

> rashi of Mesha as well.

>

> Regards,

>

> John R.

>

[Guest guest]

Dear John,

 

I have tested astakvarga with reference to both jaimini and parashari systems.

 

It has been a part of jyotish tradition in India, but like so many other meaningless traditions, it has been carried forward unthinkingly. Another good example is the guna-matching which is done when matching horoscopes for marriage. It has been found to be totally baseless, yet it has been carried forward in traditions.

 

Regards,

 

Ashutosh

 

 

 

-

John

valist

Thursday, 27 July, 2006 23:10

Re: How to Choose a Lucky Spouse (for Ashutosh et al)

 

 

Namaste Ashutosh,

 

As you well know, the Ashtakavarga system is part of the jyotish

tradition which has been carried on by families and gurus in India.

This system has a wealth of wisdom and knowledge that can be used to

guide people in making important decisions in their lives. To deny

such knowledge would not be prudent and advisable.

 

Like all of the principles from the other jyotish systems, the

indicators shown in the chart should be balanced with the other

mitigating circumstances present in the chart. A jyotishi should

make careful and fair assessment of the chart to make a reasonable

conclusion about the person's life.

 

In your case, Virgo may have have more than 4 bindus in the

Ashtakavarga of the Moon. Thus, even though the bindus present may

not be the highest in the entire ashtakavarga, you were able to gain

some rewards from the Virgo position of the Moon. If the bindus were

less than 4, the negative effects may have been mitigated by the

other factors present in the chart.

 

Therefore, it is advisable that a jyotishi checks the indicators from

the ashtakavarga system with the other systems in jyotish, such as

the Parasari and Jaimini methods or vice versa.

 

Regards,

 

John R.

 

valist, "astrologerashutosh"

<astrologerashutosh wrote:

>

> Dear John,

>

> My moon has highest points in taurus, but my wife

has same moon sign, virgo, and same ascendent, cancer, as mine.

>

> She has brought prosperity to me after marriage.

>

> I have time and again tested the astakvarga theory from

many angles. It has always failed to prove itself. I do not even

consider it now.

>

> Sorry for this bit of my mind,

>

> Best regards,

>

> Ashutosh

>

>

>

>

>

> -

> John

> valist

> Wednesday, 26 July, 2006 22:59

> How to Choose a Lucky Spouse

>

>

> To All Members:

>

> To select a spouse who will bring prosperity after marriage, the

Moon's

> ashtakavarga can be used. One should determine which rashi has

the

> most bindus. The spouse's Janma Rashi or Moon sign must

correspond to

> the rashi with the most bindus in order to gain the best chances

of

> prosperity. For example, if Mesha has the most bindus in the Moon

> ashtakavarga, then the spouse of this person should have the

janma

> rashi of Mesha as well.

>

> Regards,

>

> John R.

>