Venus in 6th

[Guest guest]

Sir,

 

Pt Krishna Ashant ji had recently suggested to one of my relatives to

throw into flowing water for six Fridays one stone piece after

applying tilak of safed chandan on it. I looked up in the Arun Sanhita

and did not find this upaya mentioned in it.

Sir, throw some light on this upaya.

 

Sincerely,

 

RP Singh

[Guest guest]

Respected Singh Saheb,

 

This is a perfectly valid Lal Kitab upaya for Venus in the 6th

house. It does not matter whether it is mentioned in any Lal Kitab

editions or not so long as the upaya has been devised according to

the principles of the Lal Kitab.

 

Let us understand the logic of this upaya :

 

Venus = rahu + ketu

 

Therefore if there are indications of bad health [ 6th house,

disease ] of the wife, then it means that the Ketu component of

Venus has turned malefic. Even otherwise the Ketu is considered

neech in the 6th house.

The upaya is to distance the effects of this neech Ketu. You know

that immersing some thing in a river [flowing water] means

distancing the effects.

 

Piece of stone [ Saturn ] , safed chandan [ moon ] ; the two

together form Ketu neech.

 

Thus by throwing a stone piece into flowing water after applying a

tilak of safed chandan would amount to distancing the ill effects of

the neech ketu.

 

This is a reverse of the upaya for Venus in the 12th house. When a

venus is placed in the 12th house, it is the Rahu component of Venus

which is separated by burying blue flowers because a Rahu in the

12th house is neech. In this case, venus in the 6th house, it is the

Ketu component of venus which becomes neech and has to be taken care

of by separating it through this upaya.

 

Regards,

 

Varun Trivedi

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

, " rpsingh2710 "

<rpsingh2710 wrote:

>

> Sir,

>

> Pt Krishna Ashant ji had recently suggested to one of my relatives

to

> throw into flowing water for six Fridays one stone piece after

> applying tilak of safed chandan on it. I looked up in the Arun

Sanhita

> and did not find this upaya mentioned in it.

> Sir, throw some light on this upaya.

>

> Sincerely,

>

> RP Singh

>