Guest guest Posted October 23, 2009 Report Share Posted October 23, 2009 Dear Sreenadh ji, I have no words to express my thanks to you for introduction of such a beautiful web site. --- On Fri, 10/23/09, sreesog <sreesog wrote: > sreesog <sreesog > Fwd: Re: Vargas > > Friday, October 23, 2009, 5:49 PM > kerala_vedic_astrology , > " Suresh Babu " <sureshbabuag wrote: > > Dear santhosh, > > You have presented a good question but controvercial. > > In order to understand this we should look at what Vargas > are. > > They are actually miniscule manifestation of planets, in > reality immaginary points. > > so for exaample navamsa means longitude X 9 or the 9the > division. > > How can such divisions excersise drishti or yoga when the > varga chart itself is not real. > > The real chart is Rasi chart only. > > So how do we see the whole thing. > > Take a white paper and draw rasi chart with planets. Now > draw a varga chart on a transperent paper along with > planets. Both the papers and chart should be of same size. > Now place the transparent chart on the paper and sinchronise > the chart. for readability mark the planets in the rasi > chart in red. > > Now you can see the real chart and effective chart also. > > The question is how do you analise it. > > In the rasi chart you get > Rasi > Planets there in > form amsa chart you take > planet in the rasi > > for example > suppose jupiter is in makara with amsa in leo > you get rasi as makara so you consider the effects of > makara sign, jupiter in makara sign as well as effect of > jupiter in leo sign. > > Now suppose Mars is in taurus at the time, Mars is > aspecting leo. so mars (In the rasi chart is aspecting > Jupiter's amsa in leo). > > So whether it is yoga or aspect, it is always with respect > to rasi chart. > > Strictly speaking Yogas such as raja yogas formed in the > amsa charts are not considered since the amsa chart does not > exist in reality. > > This is a much deeper subject and with valid reasoning. > > Hope you understand and feel free to post for > clarifications. > regards > A.G.Suresh Babu Shenoy > > > > > > > > > > > > kerala_vedic_astrology , > " santhosh10 " <santhosh10@> wrote: > > > > Dear Sir, > > > > can you please enumerate upon what are the points that > we should see in a varga chart? I have read that we should > not see aspects in a varga chart. is this true? > > > > my understanding is that in a varga chart, you should > analyse the lagna in the varga and the position of the lagna > lord in the varga. What else should we see. > > > > santhosh > > > > --- End forwarded message --- > > > > > --- > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 23, 2009 Report Share Posted October 23, 2009 Dear Ash Ji, From my understanding: D-9 for marriage because 11th house from the 9th is the 7th. So since the spouse is the "dharma-pathi" or "dharma-pathni" we see gain from the division of Dharma hence we look at the D-9. Similarly since the primary purpose of marriage is to beget children and continue to provide opporunity for the lineage to flourish and new souls to incarnate, 11th from the 7th is the 5th, and hence we look at D-7 for children. Similarly we look at D-12 for parents because 11th from the 12th is the 10th house which indicates gains from the father. D-10 from my understanding is for "Status" and "important works/ deeds". I am not sure if it is for large gains. But either way I dont have an explanation why this theory deviates for D-10. It seems that for D-10, D-2 and D-8 the respective houses are taken, not sure why. Regards, -Manoj Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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