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Om Namah Gurudevayah

Namskar Gurudev,

 

I kept silence till now as I was trying to learn from the discussions going on

in this forum. As far as natural and temporary significations are concerned I

shall try to answer them.

The natural benefics are: Jupiter, Venus, Strong Moon and well associted

Mercury whereas the natural maalefics are- Saturn, Mars, Badly associted

Mercury and weak Moon.

But the nature of the significtors get modified when they own some particular

houses. These are the functional or temporary significttions.

The lord of the dusthanas(6/8/12) are the malefics so as the lord of the

trik(3/6/11).The lord of the kendras(4/7/10) excepting the lagna kendra when

happened to be natural benefic act as mlefics (due to kendradhipatya dosha)

and vice versa i.e., the malefics act as benefics. The benefics are the lords

of the remaining houses i.e., the lagna lord, the 5th lord(but it gives mixed

result if it also owns a bad house, the 9th lord (it is always benefic even it

also owns a bad house. The 2nd and 7th lords are the marakas(death inflicting

planets). There are some planets which are termed as yogakaaraka, they are the

owners of both kendra (1,4,7,10) and Trikona (1,5,9). The 12th and the 2nd

lord express themselves according to the significations of the house they are

placed in and the planets they are associated with.

While considering the functional significations we must not forget the natural

significations of the planet. It is like a person having an specific inherent

nature (his personal self)and he is acting in a different way under different

circumstances\situations. Thus the result a planet gives in his/her dasa is

based on both the natural as well as the functional significations.

 

MAY GURUDEV THROW SOME LIGHT AND GIVE SOME ILLUSTRATIONS

 

Your shishya

Sarajit

 

 

" Sanjay Rath " <varahamihira wrote:

 

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JAYA JAGANNATH

Dear YND,

I cannot answer so many questions daily. Gauranga, Sarat, Mani, Dinath

Prabhu, please attempt a few and give your views. I find that Sarajit is

also very quiet. Can we hear your views on this please?

Hare Rama Krishna

Sanjay Rath

-

YND

Varahamihira

Wednesday, September 15, 1999 7:27 PM

Natural / Temporal siginifications

 

 

Dear Gurudev,

Hare Krishna. Jaya Jagannath!

 

By your grace the difference between rashis and grahas became clear. Now

another ABC question comes for me: how to understand the difference between

natural and temporal significations. Sometimes natural significators

indicate good results but the temporal give bad ones - what to infer from

this? It would be very helpful if you again can give some analogy.

 

I don't have clear picture here and feel that cannot progress much in my

understanding without it.

 

Your sisya

Yasomatinandana das

 

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Aum Gurudevayah Namah

Namaskar all of you

 

I am putting forward another perspective to this issue! This is according to

the lord ship of the planets of different houses in the rasi chart. They are

 

Atmakaraka - 1st lord

Amatyakaraka -

Bhatrukaraka - 3rd lord

Matrukaraka - 4th lord

Pitrukaraka - 9th lord

Putrakaraka - 5th lord

Gyantikaraka -

Darakaraka - 7th lord

 

Please give your views and fill up the left lords as I can't recollect it now.

The effect on the significations are also to be studied from the above lords

along with the naisargika and charakarakas.

 

Regards

 

Sarajit

 

" J. Sarat Chander " <jsarat wrote:

Jai Jai Shri Jagannath Om Ganeshaya Namah

 

Dear Saanjayji and YND,

 

I am sorry I couldn't reply for long due to pre-occupations and pressures of

work. I find that Shri Sarajit has already attempted the reply to this

mail. However, here's what I need to add.

 

Natural Significators - According to standard texts each planet has been

given a karakatwa meaning what it primarily represents or signifies. The

standard sanskrit words are " Naisargika Karaka " where " Naisargika " means

natural and " Karaka " means significator or what it symbolizes. In the

natural zodiac of the Kalapurusha these planets hold these natural

siginification. However, when individual horoscopes are made the karakatwa

of the planets change in accordance with their respective longitudes. This

does not alter their basic natural (Naisargik) qualities though. They

become relative to a certain karakatwa in different individual charts and

this is called 'Temporary significators' or Chara Karaka in sanskrit.

 

Most people adopt a seven planet karakatwa pattern i.e., from Sun to Saturn

excluding Rahu. However, the most effective karakatwa scheme recommended by

Maharishi Parasara and Jaimini and that followed by Sanjayji himself and as

taught to us, is to follow the 8 planet karakatwa scheme which includes Rahu

too. The 8 karakatwas and their natural significators (Naisargik Karakas)

are:-

 

(1) Atmakarak (Sun)

(2) Amatyakarak (Moon as it is Vishnu who takes care of us and it is the

mother who takes care of child till it becomes strong enough)

(3) Bhratrukarak (Mars) (Bhratrukarak is also known as Gurukarak) (4)

Matrikarak (Moon)

(5) Pitrikarak (Saturn)

(6) Putrakarak (Jupiter)

(7) Gnatikarak (Mercury), and

(8) Darakarak (Venus) for spouse.

 

The temporal signification or the chara karakatwa in the individual natal

charts change according to the degrees attained by each of the planets -

beginning with the planet obtaining the highest degree becoming the

Atmakarak and going downwards to Darakarak.

 

The effects of these charakarakas are to be studied from their respective

placements in the chart as also in relation to their placement from the

natural significators. For example: Moon represents the mother and

generally speaking, the placement of Moon itself will reveal a lot of things

about mother. However, the effects/results get modified also in terms with

the placement of the chara matrikaraka in the chart, both in terms of the

placement of the chara matrikaraka in the chart as also with its placement

relationship with the naisargik matrikarak.

 

For the time being this would suffice. Any further questions, please do not

hesitate to come back.

 

Regards,

Yours,

Sarat.

 

> " Sanjay Rath " <varahamihira

>varahamihira

> " Sarajit Poddar " <sarajit_poddar,

><varahamihira >

> Re: Natural / Temporal siginifications

>Wed, 15 Sep 1999 23:40:37 +0530

>

>JAYA JAGANNATH

>Dear YND,

> I cannot answer so many questions daily. Gauranga, Sarat, Mani, Dinath

>Prabhu, please attempt a few and give your views. I find that Sarajit is

>also very quiet. Can we hear your views on this please?

>Hare Rama Krishna

>Sanjay Rath

>-

>YND

>Varahamihira

>Wednesday, September 15, 1999 7:27 PM

> Natural / Temporal siginifications

>

>

>Dear Gurudev,

>Hare Krishna. Jaya Jagannath!

>

>By your grace the difference between rashis and grahas became clear. Now

>another ABC question comes for me: how to understand the difference between

>natural and temporal significations. Sometimes natural significators

>indicate good results but the temporal give bad ones - what to infer from

>this? It would be very helpful if you again can give some analogy.

>

>I don't have clear picture here and feel that cannot progress much in my

>understanding without it.

>

>Your sisya

>Yasomatinandana das

>

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Jai Jai Shri Jagannath Om Ganeshaya Namah

 

Dear Sarajit,

 

Amatyakaraka is the 2nd Lord. The 2nd Lord is Vishnu and he is the

PALANKARTA - the who takes care. He is the sustainer of the Lagna and it is

he who provides food for the Lagna i.e., the air we breathe, the water we

drink etc., - the five tattwas which we need to be alive. It is he who

provides them and the day he takes away even one of these, the Lagna cannot

sustain itself.

 

Gnatikaraka - The 4th lord who is seen for Mother is also seen for

Gnatikaraka. The fundamental, I think, is our first relationship comes from

Mother from whom the subsequent relationships follow. I don't know whether

I am right. Sanjayji, please correct me if I am wrong and also elaborate if

need be.

 

Regards,

Yours,

Sarat.

 

 

>Sarajit Poddar <sarajit

>varahamihira

>varahamihira

> Re: [ Natural / Temporal siginifications]

>17 Sep 99 12:27:57 MDT

>

>Aum Gurudevayah Namah

>Namaskar all of you

>

>I am putting forward another perspective to this issue! This is according

>to

>the lord ship of the planets of different houses in the rasi chart. They

>are

>

>Atmakaraka - 1st lord

>Amatyakaraka -

>Bhatrukaraka - 3rd lord

>Matrukaraka - 4th lord

>Pitrukaraka - 9th lord

>Putrakaraka - 5th lord

>Gyantikaraka -

>Darakaraka - 7th lord

>

>Please give your views and fill up the left lords as I can't recollect it

>now.

>The effect on the significations are also to be studied from the above

>lords

>along with the naisargika and charakarakas.

>

>Regards

>

>Sarajit

>

> " J. Sarat Chander " <jsarat wrote:

>Jai Jai Shri Jagannath Om Ganeshaya Namah

>

>Dear Saanjayji and YND,

>

>I am sorry I couldn't reply for long due to pre-occupations and pressures

>of

>work. I find that Shri Sarajit has already attempted the reply to this

>mail. However, here's what I need to add.

>

>Natural Significators - According to standard texts each planet has been

>given a karakatwa meaning what it primarily represents or signifies. The

>standard sanskrit words are " Naisargika Karaka " where " Naisargika " means

>natural and " Karaka " means significator or what it symbolizes. In the

>natural zodiac of the Kalapurusha these planets hold these natural

>siginification. However, when individual horoscopes are made the karakatwa

>of the planets change in accordance with their respective longitudes. This

>does not alter their basic natural (Naisargik) qualities though. They

>become relative to a certain karakatwa in different individual charts and

>this is called 'Temporary significators' or Chara Karaka in sanskrit.

>

>Most people adopt a seven planet karakatwa pattern i.e., from Sun to Saturn

>excluding Rahu. However, the most effective karakatwa scheme recommended

>by

>Maharishi Parasara and Jaimini and that followed by Sanjayji himself and as

>taught to us, is to follow the 8 planet karakatwa scheme which includes

>Rahu

>too. The 8 karakatwas and their natural significators (Naisargik Karakas)

>are:-

>

>(1) Atmakarak (Sun)

>(2) Amatyakarak (Moon as it is Vishnu who takes care of us and it is the

>mother who takes care of child till it becomes strong enough)

>(3) Bhratrukarak (Mars) (Bhratrukarak is also known as Gurukarak) (4)

>Matrikarak (Moon)

>(5) Pitrikarak (Saturn)

>(6) Putrakarak (Jupiter)

>(7) Gnatikarak (Mercury), and

>(8) Darakarak (Venus) for spouse.

>

>The temporal signification or the chara karakatwa in the individual natal

>charts change according to the degrees attained by each of the planets -

>beginning with the planet obtaining the highest degree becoming the

>Atmakarak and going downwards to Darakarak.

>

>The effects of these charakarakas are to be studied from their respective

>placements in the chart as also in relation to their placement from the

>natural significators. For example: Moon represents the mother and

>generally speaking, the placement of Moon itself will reveal a lot of

>things

>about mother. However, the effects/results get modified also in terms with

>the placement of the chara matrikaraka in the chart, both in terms of the

>placement of the chara matrikaraka in the chart as also with its placement

>relationship with the naisargik matrikarak.

>

>For the time being this would suffice. Any further questions, please do

>not

>hesitate to come back.

>

>Regards,

>Yours,

>Sarat.

>

> > " Sanjay Rath " <varahamihira

> >varahamihira

> > " Sarajit Poddar " <sarajit_poddar,

> ><varahamihira >

> > Re: Natural / Temporal siginifications

> >Wed, 15 Sep 1999 23:40:37 +0530

> >

> >JAYA JAGANNATH

> >Dear YND,

> > I cannot answer so many questions daily. Gauranga, Sarat, Mani,

>Dinath

> >Prabhu, please attempt a few and give your views. I find that Sarajit is

> >also very quiet. Can we hear your views on this please?

> >Hare Rama Krishna

> >Sanjay Rath

> >-

> >YND

> >Varahamihira

> >Wednesday, September 15, 1999 7:27 PM

> > Natural / Temporal siginifications

> >

> >

> >Dear Gurudev,

> >Hare Krishna. Jaya Jagannath!

> >

> >By your grace the difference between rashis and grahas became clear. Now

> >another ABC question comes for me: how to understand the difference

>between

> >natural and temporal significations. Sometimes natural significators

> >indicate good results but the temporal give bad ones - what to infer from

> >this? It would be very helpful if you again can give some analogy.

> >

> >I don't have clear picture here and feel that cannot progress much in my

> >understanding without it.

> >

> >Your sisya

> >Yasomatinandana das

> >

> >----------

> >----

> >

> >

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