general query : on left handers- deeds and outcome (role of Yogada)

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Dear friend,

 

 

What is Hindu Theory ?

 

Why impose your personal opinion of the whole race

 

that live across the river Indus- and upto river Brahmaputa ?

 

 

 

Astrologically direction right/overhead is 10th house and

 

left/north is 4th house of a horoscope.

 

Bothe the hands are represented by the 3/11 houses from lagna/moon/mercury.

 

Mercury is natural karaka for hands and fingers.

 

As far as skillfulness/ comfort level in use of hand is concerned

 

it is based on practice.

 

In Japan children are taught since childhood days to be skillful in

 

playing tennis, badmintorn etc. as well as writing in both the left and the

right hands.

 

So they are comfortable with using both.

 

 

As far as deeds and their outcomes are concerned

 

'A person committing murder in daylight would get the same punishment for doing

so in either left hand or right hand'

 

Outcomes/ results of deeds depends upon the overall beneficial/harmful effects

of the deeds upon the society

as per the prevailing law.

 

Nature of deeds are indicated by placement of planets/

 

upachaya lords (lords of 3,6,10,11) in the horoscope and

 

the quality depends upon their Yogada nature

 

( yoga = karmasu kausalam as per Srimad Bhagwat Geeta ; meaning '

 

skillful accomplishment of work to get desired outcome is called Yoga)

 

final outcome upon their

 

disposition of the rasi and navamsa lords.

 

Regards,

 

Mrutyunjay Tripathy

 

(Consultancy out of group is not free)

 

, prasad chandra <cpgahtyari wrote:

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> Respected Learned Groups,

> May i ask in general the astrological Characteristics of persons those are

left handers. i mean what are the astrological reasons which makes some one left

handers.

> in our hindu theory every auspicious deeds should be handeled right-handly but

when a person is left hander he will automatically do it left hand as per

habits.  so what will be the effect of his deeds performed with left hand.

> Sincerely yours,

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