[Jagannath] your article

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Dear Kavita,

I am happy to see your interest in learning. Sorry for this delayed

reply as the mail got mixed up and I had taken a vacation to the USA. I

shall be glad to teach you the Jaimini Sutra and the other unexplored

aspects of Jyotish.

A brief on the other points:

A7: Arudhapada of the seventh house is also called the DARAPADA and is used

to determine the sexuality of the individual. It is the place from where the

native comes across members of the opposite sex and is physically attracted

towards them.

Ghatika Lagna: Like the Hora lagna, the Ghatika Lagna is computed from the

time of birth as measured from Sunrise (Normally, the Sunrise is taken from

the first sight/ tip of the limb of the Sun). The time is converted into

Ghati's and Vighati's by multiplying by 2.5 and then this is cnverted into

degrees of arc by multiplying by 30 (i.e 1 Ghati becomes 30 degrees). The

product is added to the longitude of the Sun to obtain a point in the zodiac

called the Ghatika lagna. Since this point moves FIVE times as fast as the

Lagna, it relates to the power and authority aspect of the fifth house. It

is used to determine the REAL Rajyoga potential of the horoscope. as well as

in the most accurate timing of the Rajyoga.

Best Regards,

Sanjay Rath

Sri Jagannath Vedic Center

152-B Pocket-C, Mayur Vihar Ph-2, Delhi,

INDIA 110091.Tel:+91-11-2489531

Web: http://members.xoom.com/jayguru/

http://sjvc.tripod.com/

 

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Kavita <kavita

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Friday, October 22, 1999 11:11 PM

your article

 

 

> Dear Mr. Sanjay,

> Thanks for your article on Mr. Patnaik.

> For the readers not aquatinted with Jaimini, i would like to add a

> glossary at the end of the article.

> Can you please give some elaboration how one calculates

> the following lagnas. Please explain briefly also what these lagnas

> mean.

> 1) A7 2) Ghatika 3) VL

>

> Also, in the article you mention Jupiter, Mars and Saturn have

> permanent

> sign sights with the AL.

> Pl. mention the rules for aspects, again briefly.

>

> i am so glad you are introducing both to me and my readers a new way

> to interpret charts. I am learning and it's exciting.

>

> Kavita

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