A question on Mercury

[Guest guest]

Dear Mrs. Wendy and frineds,Earlier we have discussed about combustion of Mercury. We have concluded that Mercury does not suffer like other planets due to combustion.My question is, what are the effects of 'Graha Yuddha' on Mercury in the event of losing the war. Does it become weak or not? If it can survive the effect of combustion with minor negative effects, does it really become weak because of losing the war?

Please share your opinion.Regards,KrishnaJonathan Swift  - " May you live every day of your life. "

[Guest guest]

Dear Krishna,

 

///My question is, what are the effects of 'Graha Yuddha' on Mercury in

the

event of losing the war. Does it become weak or not? If it can survive

the

effect of combustion with minor negative effects, does it really become

weak

because of losing the war?///

 

No doubt negative effects will ensue if Mercury is afflicted. To

understand this fully it would be necessary to look at the chart in

question.

 

Best Wishes,

Mrs. Wendy

http://JyotishVidya.com

___

 

 

-

" Krishnamurthy Seetharama " <kmurthys58

<jyotish-vidya >

Sunday, October 18, 2009 10:12 PM

A question on Mercury

 

 

Dear Mrs. Wendy and frineds,

Earlier we have discussed about combustion of Mercury. We have concluded

that Mercury does not suffer like other planets due to combustion.

 

My question is, what are the effects of 'Graha Yuddha' on Mercury in the

event of losing the war. Does it become weak or not? If it can survive

the

effect of combustion with minor negative effects, does it really become

weak

because of losing the war?

 

Please share your opinion.

 

Regards,

Krishna

Jonathan

Swift<http://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/authors/j/jonathan_swift.html>

- " May you live every day of your life. "

[Guest guest]

Dear Mrs. Wendy,Please take a look at my chart and give your opinion w.r.t. to that.Regards,KrishnaStephen Leacock  - " I detest life-insurance agents: they always argue that I shall some day die, which is not so. "

On Mon, Oct 19, 2009 at 11:42 AM, Mrs. Wendy <jyotishvidya wrote:

 

 

 

 

 

Dear Krishna,

 

///My question is, what are the effects of 'Graha Yuddha' on Mercury in

the

event of losing the war. Does it become weak or not? If it can survive

the

effect of combustion with minor negative effects, does it really become

weak

because of losing the war?///

 

No doubt negative effects will ensue if Mercury is afflicted. To

understand this fully it would be necessary to look at the chart in

question.

 

Best Wishes,

Mrs. Wendy

http://JyotishVidya.com

___

 

-

" Krishnamurthy Seetharama " <kmurthys58

<jyotish-vidya >

Sunday, October 18, 2009 10:12 PM

A question on Mercury

 

Dear Mrs. Wendy and frineds,

Earlier we have discussed about combustion of Mercury. We have concluded

that Mercury does not suffer like other planets due to combustion.

 

My question is, what are the effects of 'Graha Yuddha' on Mercury in the

event of losing the war. Does it become weak or not? If it can survive

the

effect of combustion with minor negative effects, does it really become

weak

because of losing the war?

 

Please share your opinion.

 

Regards,

Krishna

Jonathan

Swift<http://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/authors/j/jonathan_swift.html>

- " May you live every day of your life. "

[Guest guest]

Dear Krishna,

 

As I'm sure you know, there are differing opinions regarding the

calculations for planetary war. The common definition is that planets,

excluding the luminaries and nodes, conjunct within 1 degree are involved

in a planetary war; the winner is the planet in the earliest degree. In

this instance, Mercury occupying the lesser degree by 00:39:23, is the

victor.

 

This effectively strengthens Mercury whilst weakening the losing planet

(Venus).

 

If you will allow me some privilege here maybe I can demonstrate this in

a practical way. A long time back you shared the information that you

weren't inclined towards Guru's per se. This may well be explained with

Mercury (intellect) overpowering Jupiter's dispositor (Venus). Your

strong analytical approach to astrology, as opposed to placing your trust

in a teacher (Guru/Mentor), has not escaped my attention :-)

 

Best Wishes,

Mrs. Wendy

http://JyotishVidya.com

___

 

-

" Krishnamurthy Seetharama " <kmurthys58

<jyotish-vidya >

Monday, October 19, 2009 9:35 PM

Re: A question on Mercury

 

 

Dear Mrs. Wendy,

Please take a look at my chart and give your opinion w.r.t. to that.

 

Regards,

Krishna

Stephen

Leacock<http://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/authors/s/stephen_leacock.html>

- " I detest life-insurance agents: they always argue that I shall some

day

die, which is not so. "

 

On Mon, Oct 19, 2009 at 11:42 AM, Mrs. Wendy

<jyotishvidyawrote:

 

>

>

> Dear Krishna,

>

> ///My question is, what are the effects of 'Graha Yuddha' on Mercury in

> the

> event of losing the war. Does it become weak or not? If it can survive

> the

> effect of combustion with minor negative effects, does it really become

> weak

> because of losing the war?///

>

> No doubt negative effects will ensue if Mercury is afflicted. To

> understand this fully it would be necessary to look at the chart in

> question.

>

> Best Wishes,

> Mrs. Wendy

> http://JyotishVidya.com

> ___

>

>

> -

> " Krishnamurthy Seetharama "

> <kmurthys58<kmurthys58%40gmail.com>

> >

> <jyotish-vidya <jyotish-vidya%40>>

> Sunday, October 18, 2009 10:12 PM

> A question on Mercury

>

> Dear Mrs. Wendy and frineds,

> Earlier we have discussed about combustion of Mercury. We have

> concluded

> that Mercury does not suffer like other planets due to combustion.

>

> My question is, what are the effects of 'Graha Yuddha' on Mercury in

> the

> event of losing the war. Does it become weak or not? If it can survive

> the

> effect of combustion with minor negative effects, does it really become

> weak

> because of losing the war?

>

> Please share your opinion.

>

> Regards,

> Krishna

> Jonathan

> Swift<http://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/authors/j/jonathan_swift.html>

> - " May you live every day of your life. "

>

[Guest guest]

PS: Importantly Venus disposits (both) 9th lord and 9th karaka...

___________________________

 

 

Dear Krishna,

 

As I'm sure you know, there are differing opinions regarding the

calculations for planetary war. The common definition is that planets,

excluding the luminaries and nodes, conjunct within 1 degree are involved

in a planetary war; the winner is the planet in the earliest degree. In

this instance, Mercury occupying the lesser degree by 00:39:23, is the

victor.

 

This effectively strengthens Mercury whilst weakening the losing planet

(Venus).

 

If you will allow me some privilege here maybe I can demonstrate this in

a practical way. A long time back you shared the information that you

weren't inclined towards Guru's per se. This may well be explained with

Mercury (intellect) overpowering Jupiter's dispositor (Venus). Your

strong analytical approach to astrology, as opposed to placing your trust

in a teacher (Guru/Mentor), has not escaped my attention :-)

 

Best Wishes,

Mrs. Wendy

http://JyotishVidya.com

___

[Guest guest]

Dear Mrs. Wendy,I think sometime back we discussed this issue of how to determine the winner of the planetary war. Till today, I have not found a logical method to decide the winner. What looked logical to me was " the one is on the north and with brighter rays is the winner " . Venus fares better than Mercury on both the counts in my chart. Based on this I considered Venus to be the winner in my chart. But, it did not make sense when I look at the role of Mercury in my life. Hence, I was contemplating with an idea that like in combustion, Mercury may not suffer much in 'graha yuddha' also. That is why I raised this topic for discussion.

I agree with your analysis about Mercury and Venus in my chart.  There are other things that contrast the Venus and Mercury sub periods for me.I notice that though I did well in my education overall, the results were not in proportion to my efforts during Rahu-Venus. Once I finished Rahu-Venus things were spectacular. During Rahu-Mer, I was only high school and things were good in general. In high school days I never studied seriously for my exams and yet I was one of the bright students in the class. During Jup-Mercury, I did extremely well on the job front as a young engineer, I was selected for a Swiss assignment bypassing some of the seniors who made lot of noise after my selection. However, our Chief Engineer did not change his decision. The date of selection falls during during Jup-Sat (note Sat is in the nakshatra of Mercury). This took my income to a different unexpected level. On the contrary, during Jup-Ven I had to wind up my work at Switzerland and come back to India as someone played politics. Again Sat-Mer period gave me unprecedented salary hikes and employee stock options. And, I quit my job during Sat-Venus. My bosses(gurus?) changed 2-3 times during this period due to on-going organizational restructuring. Suddenly, I noticed that lot of my decision making freedom was curtailed for the first time in my career. 

Assuming that Mercury has won because of the lower longitude opens up a task to study charts with graha yuddha and see if this method gives consistent results. But, what would be the logic behind such a rule that the planet with lower longitude wins? I am not able to comprehend this. Any help on this matter is greatly appreciated.

I was wondering about my next MD that of Mercury and hence got interested in this topic.Thanks for your help and guidance.Regards,KrishnaMike Ditka  - " If God had wanted man to play soccer, he wouldn't have given us arms. "

On Mon, Oct 19, 2009 at 9:01 PM, Mrs. Wendy <jyotishvidya wrote:

 

 

 

 

 

Dear Krishna,

 

As I'm sure you know, there are differing opinions regarding the

calculations for planetary war. The common definition is that planets,

excluding the luminaries and nodes, conjunct within 1 degree are involved

in a planetary war; the winner is the planet in the earliest degree. In

this instance, Mercury occupying the lesser degree by 00:39:23, is the

victor.

 

This effectively strengthens Mercury whilst weakening the losing planet

(Venus).

 

If you will allow me some privilege here maybe I can demonstrate this in

a practical way. A long time back you shared the information that you

weren't inclined towards Guru's per se. This may well be explained with

Mercury (intellect) overpowering Jupiter's dispositor (Venus). Your

strong analytical approach to astrology, as opposed to placing your trust

in a teacher (Guru/Mentor), has not escaped my attention :-)

 

Best Wishes,

Mrs. Wendy

http://JyotishVidya.com

___

 

-

" Krishnamurthy Seetharama " <kmurthys58

<jyotish-vidya >

Monday, October 19, 2009 9:35 PM

Re: A question on Mercury

 

Dear Mrs. Wendy,

Please take a look at my chart and give your opinion w.r.t. to that.

 

Regards,

Krishna

Stephen

Leacock<http://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/authors/s/stephen_leacock.html>

- " I detest life-insurance agents: they always argue that I shall some

day

die, which is not so. "

 

On Mon, Oct 19, 2009 at 11:42 AM, Mrs. Wendy

<jyotishvidyawrote:

 

>

>

> Dear Krishna,

>

> ///My question is, what are the effects of 'Graha Yuddha' on Mercury in

> the

> event of losing the war. Does it become weak or not? If it can survive

> the

> effect of combustion with minor negative effects, does it really become

> weak

> because of losing the war?///

>

> No doubt negative effects will ensue if Mercury is afflicted. To

> understand this fully it would be necessary to look at the chart in

> question.

>

> Best Wishes,

> Mrs. Wendy

> http://JyotishVidya.com

> ___

>

>

> -

> " Krishnamurthy Seetharama "

> <kmurthys58<kmurthys58%40gmail.com>

> >

> <jyotish-vidya <jyotish-vidya%40>>

> Sunday, October 18, 2009 10:12 PM

> A question on Mercury

>

> Dear Mrs. Wendy and frineds,

> Earlier we have discussed about combustion of Mercury. We have

> concluded

> that Mercury does not suffer like other planets due to combustion.

>

> My question is, what are the effects of 'Graha Yuddha' on Mercury in

> the

> event of losing the war. Does it become weak or not? If it can survive

> the

> effect of combustion with minor negative effects, does it really become

> weak

> because of losing the war?

>

> Please share your opinion.

>

> Regards,

> Krishna

> Jonathan

> Swift<http://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/authors/j/jonathan_swift.html>

> - " May you live every day of your life. "

>

[Guest guest]

Dear Krishna,

 

The sages tell us that because Venus, next to the luminaries, is the

brightest object in the sky, it's never completely vanquished in

planetary war. However, it's my understanding that the effect of a faster

moving planet (such as Mercury) approaching Venus within 1 degree with

the INTENT to overcome will manifest as a strong intellectual/analytical

force in respect to the houses owned by Venus.

 

As we know Adolf Hitler's chart also presents a situation where Venus is

involved in a war...this time with Mars. The following article may be of

interest to you.

http://www.lightonVedic Astrology.com/dailyjyotish-040506.htm

 

Best Wishes,

Mrs. Wendy

http://JyotishVidya.com

___

 

 

-

" Krishnamurthy Seetharama " <kmurthys58

<jyotish-vidya >

Tuesday, October 20, 2009 12:56 AM

Re: A question on Mercury

 

 

Dear Mrs. Wendy,

I think sometime back we discussed this issue of how to determine the

winner

of the planetary war. Till today, I have not found a logical method to

decide the winner. What looked logical to me was " the one is on the north

and with brighter rays is the winner " . Venus fares better than Mercury on

both the counts in my chart. Based on this I considered Venus to be the

winner in my chart. But, it did not make sense when I look at the role of

Mercury in my life. Hence, I was contemplating with an idea that like in

combustion, Mercury may not suffer much in 'graha yuddha' also. That is

why

I raised this topic for discussion.

 

I agree with your analysis about Mercury and Venus in my chart. There

are

other things that contrast the Venus and Mercury sub periods for me.I

notice

that though I did well in my education overall, the results were not in

proportion to my efforts during Rahu-Venus. Once I finished Rahu-Venus

things were spectacular. During Rahu-Mer, I was only high school and

things

were good in general. In high school days I never studied seriously for

my

exams and yet I was one of the bright students in the class. During

Jup-Mercury, I did extremely well on the job front as a young engineer, I

was selected for a Swiss assignment bypassing some of the seniors who

made

lot of noise after my selection. However, our Chief Engineer did not

change

his decision. The date of selection falls during during Jup-Sat (note Sat

is

in the nakshatra of Mercury). This took my income to a different

unexpected

level. On the contrary, during Jup-Ven I had to wind up my work at

Switzerland and come back to India as someone played politics. Again

Sat-Mer

period gave me unprecedented salary hikes and employee stock options.

And, I

quit my job during Sat-Venus. My bosses(gurus?) changed 2-3 times during

this period due to on-going organizational restructuring. Suddenly, I

noticed that lot of my decision making freedom was curtailed for the

first

time in my career.

 

Assuming that Mercury has won because of the lower longitude opens up a

task

to study charts with graha yuddha and see if this method gives consistent

results. But, what would be the logic behind such a rule that the planet

with lower longitude wins? I am not able to comprehend this. Any help on

this matter is greatly appreciated.

 

I was wondering about my next MD that of Mercury and hence got interested

in

this topic.

 

Thanks for your help and guidance.

 

Regards,

Krishna

Mike Ditka

http://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/authors/m/mike_ditka.html> -

" If God had wanted man to play soccer, he wouldn't have given us arms. "

[Guest guest]

Dear Mrs. Wendy,What if the planet having lower longitude is a slow moving planet? In this case, the faster moving planet approached this planet from behind and now moved slightly ahead of it. Do we still take the slow moving planet as the winner?

OK, in my case, based on what you have said I would conclude that:- Mercury is the winner as it has lower longitude of the two- Venus though has lost, is only affected marginally as it has bright rays

Also, probably, we should consider the fact that both Mercury and Venus are friends and don't counter each others rays. Hence, the damage done is minimal.

Thanks for the link. I came across it yesterday and read it.Regards,KrishnaStephen Leacock  - " I detest life-insurance agents: they always argue that I shall some day die, which is not so. "

On Tue, Oct 20, 2009 at 7:55 AM, Mrs. Wendy <jyotishvidya wrote:

 

 

 

 

 

Dear Krishna,

 

The sages tell us that because Venus, next to the luminaries, is the

brightest object in the sky, it's never completely vanquished in

planetary war. However, it's my understanding that the effect of a faster

moving planet (such as Mercury) approaching Venus within 1 degree with

the INTENT to overcome will manifest as a strong intellectual/analytical

force in respect to the houses owned by Venus.

 

As we know Adolf Hitler's chart also presents a situation where Venus is

involved in a war...this time with Mars. The following article may be of

interest to you.

http://www.lightonVedic Astrology.com/dailyjyotish-040506.htm

 

Best Wishes,

Mrs. Wendy

http://JyotishVidya.com

___

 

-

" Krishnamurthy Seetharama " <kmurthys58

<jyotish-vidya >

Tuesday, October 20, 2009 12:56 AM

Re: A question on Mercury

 

Dear Mrs. Wendy,

I think sometime back we discussed this issue of how to determine the

winner

of the planetary war. Till today, I have not found a logical method to

decide the winner. What looked logical to me was " the one is on the north

and with brighter rays is the winner " . Venus fares better than Mercury on

both the counts in my chart. Based on this I considered Venus to be the

winner in my chart. But, it did not make sense when I look at the role of

Mercury in my life. Hence, I was contemplating with an idea that like in

combustion, Mercury may not suffer much in 'graha yuddha' also. That is

why

I raised this topic for discussion.

 

I agree with your analysis about Mercury and Venus in my chart. There

are

other things that contrast the Venus and Mercury sub periods for me.I

notice

that though I did well in my education overall, the results were not in

proportion to my efforts during Rahu-Venus. Once I finished Rahu-Venus

things were spectacular. During Rahu-Mer, I was only high school and

things

were good in general. In high school days I never studied seriously for

my

exams and yet I was one of the bright students in the class. During

Jup-Mercury, I did extremely well on the job front as a young engineer, I

was selected for a Swiss assignment bypassing some of the seniors who

made

lot of noise after my selection. However, our Chief Engineer did not

change

his decision. The date of selection falls during during Jup-Sat (note Sat

is

in the nakshatra of Mercury). This took my income to a different

unexpected

level. On the contrary, during Jup-Ven I had to wind up my work at

Switzerland and come back to India as someone played politics. Again

Sat-Mer

period gave me unprecedented salary hikes and employee stock options.

And, I

quit my job during Sat-Venus. My bosses(gurus?) changed 2-3 times during

this period due to on-going organizational restructuring. Suddenly, I

noticed that lot of my decision making freedom was curtailed for the

first

time in my career.

 

Assuming that Mercury has won because of the lower longitude opens up a

task

to study charts with graha yuddha and see if this method gives consistent

results. But, what would be the logic behind such a rule that the planet

with lower longitude wins? I am not able to comprehend this. Any help on

this matter is greatly appreciated.

 

I was wondering about my next MD that of Mercury and hence got interested

in

this topic.

 

Thanks for your help and guidance.

 

Regards,

Krishna

Mike Ditka

http://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/authors/m/mike_ditka.html> -

" If God had wanted man to play soccer, he wouldn't have given us arms. "