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What does being in an angle mean in the jyotish parlance - for instance, in the

suggestion 'should one among Budh, Guru and Shukr be in an angle from the Lagna

....'?

 

A geometrician might say anything not parallel is at an angle, but jokes apart,

from the view of a chart, and keeping the Lagna as the point of determination,

it would seem that the kendra [except 7th], the kona, and even upachaya houses

should be considered to be in an angle. But that is just a commonsensical view;

I'd appreciate more learned view on this please. Thanks to all the respondents.

 

patheya

 

 

 

 

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II hraum namah adityaya II

Dear Patheya , Namaskar

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We have definitions from Classics here where the chart is build. Angle

means Kendra - 1,4,7,10.

 

Benefics in these bhavas destroy disease, give support, prolongs life

and give auspicious mind.

 

 

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Regards,

*Rafal Gendarz,*

www.rohinaa.com <http://www.rohinaa.com>

 

 

Patheya Goyal napisa?(a):

>

> What does being in an angle mean in the jyotish parlance - for

> instance, in the suggestion 'should one among Budh, Guru and Shukr be

> in an angle from the Lagna ...'?

>

> A geometrician might say anything not parallel is at an angle, but

> jokes apart, from the view of a chart, and keeping the Lagna as the

> point of determination, it would seem that the kendra [except 7th],

> the kona, and even upachaya houses should be considered to be in an

> angle. But that is just a commonsensical view; I'd appreciate more

> learned view on this please. Thanks to all the respondents.

>

> patheya

>

>

> It's here! Your new message!

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