Guest guest Posted March 3, 2007 Report Share Posted March 3, 2007 हरे राम कृष्ण॥ Dear Gunjan, Namaskar I'm cc'ing this to the lists as you have posed some good questions. Comments below. Yours sincerely, -- Visti Larsen - SJC Guru Jaimini SJC - Denmark email: visti For consultations, free mp3's and articles visit: http://srigaruda.com Gunjan Bhatt wrote: Respected Visti ji, Namaskar, Recently I went through an article presented by You in SJC Conference in Europe in the year 2005 on "Parivartan Yoga" therein I found different types of Parivartan yogas based on 1] Signs Parivartan, 2] Nakshatra Parivartan{Jiva Parivartan} and 3] House Parivartan{Karaka Parivartan}. After going through this paper when I analyzed my chart I found that all the nine planets in my chart are involved in one or more Parivartan Yoga. Can you please guide me how should I interpret this situation and also please give me guidance on my below mentioned queries: How should a planet be interpreted if a single planet is involved in more than one type of parivatan yoga with different planets? This depends on the type of parivartana. Treat each type of Parivartana separately as obviously the same planet cannot be involved in more than ONE TYPE of parivartana. But, it means that the planet causes a strong sambandha with other PEOPLE in your life for purpose which depends on the nature of the parivartana.. i.e. Nakshatra parivartana is all about the community and your association with it. The rasi parivartana causes YOGA with certain people for the purpose indicated by the houses in the parivartana. I.e. a parivartana a long the second and twelfth houses can give increase of family and wealth through foreigners, and at the same time it can give foreign travel and financial losses through travels/abroad stay. Whichever of the two will be prominent depends on whether the planet in the second house or twelfth house is active during its dasa. In this manner differentiate the results. I am under impression that if there is a parivartan yoga in signs then the planets involved in the yoga give results as if they are situated in their own house{Swa-Gruhi} whereas if the parivartan yoga is in Nakshatras then the involved planets will act as they are situated in their own Nakshatra {Swa-Nakshatri}. If the above stated principle is correct then should we include this results in Varga Strengths i.e "Varga Vimshopaka" and "Vaisheshikamsa"? Nope, definitely not. I was advised against thinking in such lines. I can recommend reading the principles reg. Parivartana that Mantresvara gives in Phala Deepika. If the above principle is correct than does the status of a planet changes from exaltation to debilitation or vice versa? For example, in my chart Saturn is in Virgo while its lord Mercury is in Libra {exaltation sign of Saturn} then should we consider Saturn as an 'Exalted Planet'? Nope. How should one interpret any other planet which is not involved with such parivartan yoga but makes another yoga through aspect or conjunction with one of the planets involved in such parivartan yoga? Rasi Parivartana is the strongest of the FOUR types of yoga/sambandha. So the parivartana is a yoga itself. Over and above the above stated concerns, as Shri Sanjay ji have said in one or more lectures that the divisional charts are linked together, then should we merge different D charts and see any parivartan yoga between planets in one D chart and a planet on another D Chart? For example, in my chart Saturn in D-1 is in Virgo whereas it lord Mercury in D-9 Chart is in Capricorn then should it be considered as a parivartan yoga between planets of D-1 and D-9 Charts? If yes then how should they be interpreted? This is stretching the principles a bit, but i will not refute the idea as you are implying that there is a Sambandha between God (Navamsa) and you (rasi) through those specific grahas. Is there? My details are as follows: Name: Gunjan T Bhatt Date of Birth: 15th November, 1980 Time of Birth: 11:50:00 AM Place of Birth: Ahmedabad, India I would be grateful if you can please throw some insight in the above stated matters. Regards Gunjan T Bhatt Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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