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Dear Respected members

 

As the previous mail from Mr.Kuttikkatt Bose a senior gentleman was

long,i am highlighting the relevant portions as excerpts.It also

proves that not only for me and a few others but also gentlemen from

an elder generation had similar concerns.Kindly go through them.

 

''When a planet is transplanted from its rasi position in a birth

chart(where in fact it is there in real time) to another Zodiac

House in an amsa chart, this planet looses its longitudinal

identity which characterized it in the birth chart''.

 

''Parasara's justification for the creation of the varga charts is

based on his postulate that planets which have the common lordship

over a rasi, for example Mars over Mesha(Aries) and Vrischika

(Scorpio) are not necessarily the supreme rulers of the various

amsas (fractions) within the thirty degree span of the same rasis.

Thus, while Mars rules the whole of Mesha in general, Mars has some

added rulership-right on the first Navamsha of Mesha(0-3°20')

compared to the rest of 8 Navamshas of Mesha.''

 

''The starting point of the math for evaluation of drikbala function

is the longitude of planets. Is it not clear that the drikbala is

aspectual strength? If there is no longitudinal identity,and

consequently no angular relationship can be attributed between

planets in an amsa chart, does it not make aspect and aspectual

strength a foregone conclusion in amsa charts? ''

 

 

Regds

Pradeep

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