Upaya for Saturn in the 7th house / HS Gill

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Respected Gill ji,

 

These two upaya are for two different situations, and serve different

purposes; in other words the aim of these two upaya is different.

 

Saturn placed in the 7th house is considered as exalted. Being exalted

it should be giving good results. If it doesn’t give good results than

there could be two reasons for it. It is either dormant [ soya hua ] or

is afflicted by some planet.

 

It will be dormant if there is no planet in the 1st house. On the

other hand a planet from the 1st house can afflict it. Therefore, in

the first case the upaya will have to be to awaken the Saturn, where as

in the second case the malefic part of the Saturn, caused by

affliction, will have to be destroyed.

 

Mars awakens the 1st house; therefore keeping a little honey at home

will awaken the Saturn in the 7th house. In case the Saturn is

afflicted then burying a flute [mercury] filled with little khand [

country sugar ] representing Mars will be the upaya. Mars + mercury

form the Saturn malefic or Rahu swabhav. Thus by burying a flute filled

with khand will result in destroying the malefic component of the

Saturn.

 

I hope to hear from other experts if they have any other explanation

for these two upaya.

 

Regards,

 

Varun Trivedi

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

, " gill_hs2005 "

<gill_hs2005 wrote:

>

> Sirs,

>

> For Saturn placed in the 7th house the Lal Kitab suggests two

different

> upaya. One is to keep in the house a little honey if the first house

is

> unoccupied and the other is to bury a black flute filled with khand [

> sugar] if the 1st house is occupied.

> Now why these two, entirely different, upaya for the same planet in

> the same house?

> What could be the logic behind it all?

>

> Sincerely,

>

> HS Gill

>