Guest guest Posted November 17, 2000 Report Share Posted November 17, 2000 >~~~~~~~OM GURAVE NAMAH~~~~~~~ >Dear Jyotisha, >I want you to completely forget that the Rasi chart exists. Draw a chart >having 27 houses and four quarters for each house. Place the planets in it >and try to delineate the chart. Draw the sarvatobhadra chakra with its 28 >constellations and try to again focus on Natal Lagna and Moon. >Best Wishes >Sanjay Rath Here is my attempt to answer this homework for my chart. Hare Rama Krsna. 1) Ascendant in Aslesha, 2nd part: Aslesha is the serpent Ketu's birthstar. People born in this star are cruel, harsh in speech, bound to do secret works, fickle, enemical to their own people, of bad behaviour and thinking bad of others. It is ruled by Mercury. 2) Sun in Krittika, 4th part: devata is Agni, the Sun in this star will be able to purify and bring light and heat, it will bring forth knowledge and devotion. 3) Moon in Revati, 3rd part: it is the brith star of Sani. Cherishing of protected people, Pusa being the devata, it gives nourishment, prosperity, well-being, it gives practice of irreligious things, independent in pursuing jobs, control over the senses. Lord is also Mercury. 4) Mars in Rohini, 3rd part: ruled by the Moon, it is the star of Lord Brahma, as such it deals with everything in regard to creation or beginning things. Production and creation, fine taste for arts, science, cosmetics etc. Amazing is that Mars, being the 5th and 10th lord, is in this nakshatra creating a Raja Yogakaraka in 11th house. It gives good intelligence, good foods, good for religiousness, respect for brahmins, and pursuing accepted jobs. They are loved by their children. Learned, poets, good mathematicians. 5) Mercury in Mrgasira, 3rd part: represents a deer or antilope, deity is Chandra, it gives a search, a seeking to find, motherly instinct, self-sacrifice, truthful, pure in mind (this star represents all mental things), intelligent, soft-spoken, knowers of the sacred scriptures. Interesting is that my Moon is in Revati, ruled by Mercury, while Mercury is in Mrgashira, representing the mental state, and also the ascendant and atmakaraka Saturn are in stars ruled by Mercury. 6) Jupiter in Magha, 2nd part: represented by the Royal Court, a throne, it concerns things related to father's family, it is a very nice placement for Guru, respect for ancestors, tradition and religiousness, wisdom, wealth, glory and nobleness. 7) Venus in Krittika, 2nd part: the secretive nature comes here again, Venus is an enemy of Sun, the ruler of this star, Sun gives brightness and burning away everything (Venus is also combusted), it might give troubles with the digestion. 8) Saturn in Revati, 4th part: good for knowledge, performing religious rituals, worshipping the Lord, control over the senses, philosophy and wisdom. 9) Rahu in Revati, 2nd part: Rahu will cause some trouble here in regard to the relations with friends and relatives, will lead to quarrels, differences of opinion, speaking untruth and deceiving. 10) Ketu in Hastha, 4th part: Ketu would have an eclipsing power here over the Sun and Moon, causing wicked intentions, untruth, though it could give control over the senses and good intelligence. As for the sarvatobhadra chakra, that would be including Abhijit nakshatra, which does not exist anymore? I think that wouldn't change much to my chart. Actually, I have a question concerning this, as for the gotra is determined by the nakshatra in which lagna is placed, and 4 nakshatras each are given to the 7 great rishis who are the preceptors to all population in the universe. This is including Abhijit. Now, what to do when Abhijit does not exist anymore? Do we take into account the chart with 27 nakshatras or with 28 nakshatras? Your sishya, Dhira Krsna dasa Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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