Upaya for Saturn in the 7th house / Varun Ji

[Guest guest]

respected varun ji,

 

Simply superb.

God bless the Aligarh group.

 

grateful

 

HS Gill

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

, " varun_trvd "

<varun_trvd wrote:

>

> 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

> >

>

[Guest guest]

varun ji, very thorough and deep analysis, it helped in explaining the process of awakening in great deal.

regards

kulbir

On 1/26/08, gill_hs2005 <gill_hs2005 wrote:

 

 

 

 

 

respected varun ji,Simply superb. God bless the Aligarh group.gratefulHS Gill , " varun_trvd "

<varun_trvd wrote:>> 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> >>