Guest guest Posted November 22, 2009 Report Share Posted November 22, 2009 vedic astrology , " M. Imran " <astroimran wrote: > > A few tips for judging career > > By M. Imran > November 23, 2009 > > > 1) First things first > > Rapid expansion of astrological knowledge in recent > decade has led to formation of enormous online groups. It brought forth positive > as well as negative aspects. At positive front, it provided easy accessibility to > astrological texts, online instructors and dynamic discussion platforms. But at > the same time this trend changed the entire course of traditional jyotish learning. > People now start studying astrology in haywire way, read online columns in bits > and pieces, discuss theorems without corollaries from here and there, and > become online guru within no time. > > Resultantly, they analyze a practical case study or > reply a request on internet that usually begins with fascinating secondary elements, > e.g. A10 in dasamsa, badhakesh in maran-karaka-sthan, graha arudha, sahamas and > etc. etc. Well, my intention is not to deny or deride these concepts. They are > the part and parcel of divine jyotish for centuries. But beginning and relying on > merely these secondary concepts is not a right way to choose. They do matter, > but not more than karaka, bhava and bhavesh. Do read the arudhapad (AL) and karmapad (A10) > but after weighing karma karaka (Saturn), and 10th house/lord. Similarly, diving > directly into the dasamsa (without judging rasi chakra) may be misleading. > Firstly, because of the fact that dasamsa can not overshadow rasi (D1). Secondly, > in most of the cases birth time is not accurately recorded. So keep these > points in mind before reaching any conclusion. Do analyze dasamsa (D10) but > after scrutinizing rasi and in the light of rashi. Don’t forget that rasi (D1) is > itself a varga, perhaps most important varga. > > > 2) Never neglect Lagna and Lagnesh > > Generally 10th house is considered for determining > profession, but before reaching karmasthan, do concentrate on lagna and lagnesh. > It will always help you drawing correct outline of the picture. A well-occupied or > well-aspected lagna ensures health, intelligent, and potential. A native having > strongly placed lord of lagna and its dispositor enjoys a stable, honourable > and successful life. The horoscope turns more powerful when rasi as well as > navamsa dispositor of lagna lord favourably occupies in kendar/kona from > ascendant. A robust lagnesh is indeed one of the most fortunate, yet, neglected > signature. > > Afflicted lagna and lagna lord are often avoided, > despite knowing that all the good and bad revolve around this pivotal point. People > having weak lagna and lagnesha and powerful karmasthan may prosper professionally > for a short span of time but they hardly enjoy satisfactory and sustainable > career. Apart from revealing the innate potential, lagna simultaneously hosts > the sukh arghala for karmasthana (i.e. 4th from 10th). That is why, whenever lagna becomes > abode of natural benefics, native is always satisfied with his profession > (whether he is president or peasant, trader or teacher). On the other hand, when > lagna is infested by natural malefics then he would hardly enjoy satisfaction > and peace from his career. > > > 3) Don’t forget Karma Karaka Saturn > > Saturn is a universal karma karaka for all ascendants. > Obviously karma does not confine to career, but career is a significant part of > karma we adopt. Following are some Saturn based combinations for judging profession. > > a) Note the stronger between Saturn and its > dispositor. The rasi and navamsa occupied by said planet shows the nature of > work, one adopts. Planets strongly sambandhi (related) to Saturn are also capable > of casting their influences. > > b) The combination of trikona bhava, from the sign > occupied by Saturn, depicts ones professional life. Jupiter, Venus and/or non-afflicted > Mercury trine to Saturn is auspicious yoga, while Mars, Rahu and/or Ketu in > trine to Saturn are inauspicious yoga(s). > > c) Jupiter, Venus, and/or non-afflicted Mercury > sitting 2nd (or zodiacally ahead) of Saturn shows good return of your efforts. > In professional life it means, smart income and financial prosperity as one > progresses in career. On the other had, merely Mars, Rahu or Ketu, occupying > 2nd (or zodiacally ahead) of Saturn, reveals one is bound to get unsatisfactory > income. > > d) Jupiter, Venus, and/or non-afflicted Mercury > occupying 12th (or zodiacally rear) to Saturn indicates agreeable place of > work, peaceful environment, besides comfortable beginning of career. On the > other hand, Mars, Rahu or Ketu, occupying 12th (or zodiacally rear) to Saturn > suggest an unsatisfactory and non-agreeable work location where rivalry, intrigue, > and leg-pulling tease the native. Natural malefic planets (without shubh > sambandh) sitting behind Saturn further unveils difficult beginning of career. > > > 4) When there is Guru there is Growth > > ‘Expansion’ > is associated with Jupiter. So whenever or wherever, there is guru there is growth. > The trinal aspect of Jupiter blossoms the karakattawa of receiving planet and house. > In natal chart, if Jupiter is placed in trine to karma karaka Saturn and/or 10th > lord then one is destined to rise in professional life, earn respect from > seniors and juniors and is known for his dutifulness. In nadi treatises, > Jupiter in trine to Saturn is ranked raja yoga. Jupiter even in 2nd, 12th or 7th > to Saturn promises respectful and successful career. Natives having such yoga > definitely gain promotion when in transit, Jupiter sojourns over Saturn/10th lord > and their trinal signs. Contrarily, should Jupiter be in 6th or 8th, while Mars > and Rahu are in trine to radial Saturn or 10th lord; one has to struggle a lot for > getting desirable placement and promotion in work. Such natives often lead > ordinary lives. But note that retrogression of any of the discussed planet > changes the situation. Do treat retrograde planet (here Jupiter and 10th lord) as > locating in 12th from original placement in especially during second phase of > life. > > > 5) Commanding and Executive Position > > Assuming powerful position is not possible without cosmic > light of Sun. Natives, possessing potent Sun which is sambandhi with karmesh or > karma karaka (Saturn) exercise commanding position in life (e.g. politicians, government > officials, bureaucrats, judges, chairmen, etc. Such natives generally inclined > to do independent work when kendra bhavas are more powerful than apoklima > bhavas. When raja yogas in chart are annulled even then native of a powerful sambandhi > Sun does not remain unnoticed and ordinary in their circle. If he is a beggar, > he will be head of beggars. If he is a shopkeeper then he will be representative > of the association of shopkeepers. This is the natural trait of Sun’s > association with 10th house/lord and Saturn. > > Another signature that renders one commanding and cruel > is placement of natural malefic planets in 3rd and 6th houses. Union leaders > and political activists often possess this combination. On the contrary, natural > benefic planets in these houses, make one tender, follower and obedient. They > are best suited as assistant and subordinate. They lead ordinary life > especially when 10th house/lord and Saturn are devoid of beneficial influence. > > Come to > Sun again. If someone has well placed Sun and 10th house under beneficial > aspect then he will always be in good book of his boss. Aspect of natural > benefic planets over 10th house ensures favour from higher authorities and > government as well. Besides 10th house if lagna lord and 10th lord both are strong > then native himself becomes head of his work, representative of his family/clan > and command pomp and power. > > In > addition to Sun; Mars and Jupiter are somehow connected with higher > authorities. If there is a raja sambandh yoga then native enjoys the ministerial > position, and supervision of powerful and command boss. However, the raja > sambandha yoga does not necessarily make one minister of a king. The native may > be secretary or clerk but will serve someone in commanding authority e.g. head > of the department, general manager, COO, CEO, etc. > > > 6) Knowing for Professional Knowledge > > Mercury is not only a karaka of education but also a > significator of professional knowledge. Favourably placed Mercury which is > sambandhi to karmesh and karma karaka bestows skill and knowledge about the > work one adopts. Mercury when aspects or occupy 10th house, or associated with > 10th lord shows an adept, skillful, and innovative professional. Company > chooses such guys to have skill enhancement courses and seminars. Such natives are > also picked out by authorities as company spokesman. Having strong professional > knowledge they usually deliver presentations, produce manuals, and train > workforce. > > > http://astroimran.blogspot.com/ > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 22, 2009 Report Share Posted November 22, 2009 Nice posting on several fora, Imran jee! I have posed a question for you at: /message/25157 Please do read! Rohiniranjan vedic astrology , " M. Imran " <astroimran wrote: > > A few tips for judging career > > By M. Imran > November 23, 2009 > > > 1) First things first > > Rapid expansion of astrological knowledge in recent > decade has led to formation of enormous online groups. It brought forth positive > as well as negative aspects. At positive front, it provided easy accessibility to > astrological texts, online instructors and dynamic discussion platforms. But at > the same time this trend changed the entire course of traditional jyotish learning. > People now start studying astrology in haywire way, read online columns in bits > and pieces, discuss theorems without corollaries from here and there, and > become online guru within no time. > > Resultantly, they analyze a practical case study or > reply a request on internet that usually begins with fascinating secondary elements, > e.g. A10 in dasamsa, badhakesh in maran-karaka-sthan, graha arudha, sahamas and > etc. etc. Well, my intention is not to deny or deride these concepts. They are > the part and parcel of divine jyotish for centuries. But beginning and relying on > merely these secondary concepts is not a right way to choose. They do matter, > but not more than karaka, bhava and bhavesh. Do read the arudhapad (AL) and karmapad (A10) > but after weighing karma karaka (Saturn), and 10th house/lord. Similarly, diving > directly into the dasamsa (without judging rasi chakra) may be misleading. > Firstly, because of the fact that dasamsa can not overshadow rasi (D1). Secondly, > in most of the cases birth time is not accurately recorded. So keep these > points in mind before reaching any conclusion. Do analyze dasamsa (D10) but > after scrutinizing rasi and in the light of rashi. Don’t forget that rasi (D1) is > itself a varga, perhaps most important varga. > > > 2) Never neglect Lagna and Lagnesh > > Generally 10th house is considered for determining > profession, but before reaching karmasthan, do concentrate on lagna and lagnesh. > It will always help you drawing correct outline of the picture. A well-occupied or > well-aspected lagna ensures health, intelligent, and potential. A native having > strongly placed lord of lagna and its dispositor enjoys a stable, honourable > and successful life. The horoscope turns more powerful when rasi as well as > navamsa dispositor of lagna lord favourably occupies in kendar/kona from > ascendant. A robust lagnesh is indeed one of the most fortunate, yet, neglected > signature. > > Afflicted lagna and lagna lord are often avoided, > despite knowing that all the good and bad revolve around this pivotal point. People > having weak lagna and lagnesha and powerful karmasthan may prosper professionally > for a short span of time but they hardly enjoy satisfactory and sustainable > career. Apart from revealing the innate potential, lagna simultaneously hosts > the sukh arghala for karmasthana (i.e. 4th from 10th). That is why, whenever lagna becomes > abode of natural benefics, native is always satisfied with his profession > (whether he is president or peasant, trader or teacher). On the other hand, when > lagna is infested by natural malefics then he would hardly enjoy satisfaction > and peace from his career. > > > 3) Don’t forget Karma Karaka Saturn > > Saturn is a universal karma karaka for all ascendants. > Obviously karma does not confine to career, but career is a significant part of > karma we adopt. Following are some Saturn based combinations for judging profession. > > a) Note the stronger between Saturn and its > dispositor. The rasi and navamsa occupied by said planet shows the nature of > work, one adopts. Planets strongly sambandhi (related) to Saturn are also capable > of casting their influences. > > b) The combination of trikona bhava, from the sign > occupied by Saturn, depicts ones professional life. Jupiter, Venus and/or non-afflicted > Mercury trine to Saturn is auspicious yoga, while Mars, Rahu and/or Ketu in > trine to Saturn are inauspicious yoga(s). > > c) Jupiter, Venus, and/or non-afflicted Mercury > sitting 2nd (or zodiacally ahead) of Saturn shows good return of your efforts. > In professional life it means, smart income and financial prosperity as one > progresses in career. On the other had, merely Mars, Rahu or Ketu, occupying > 2nd (or zodiacally ahead) of Saturn, reveals one is bound to get unsatisfactory > income. > > d) Jupiter, Venus, and/or non-afflicted Mercury > occupying 12th (or zodiacally rear) to Saturn indicates agreeable place of > work, peaceful environment, besides comfortable beginning of career. On the > other hand, Mars, Rahu or Ketu, occupying 12th (or zodiacally rear) to Saturn > suggest an unsatisfactory and non-agreeable work location where rivalry, intrigue, > and leg-pulling tease the native. Natural malefic planets (without shubh > sambandh) sitting behind Saturn further unveils difficult beginning of career. > > > 4) When there is Guru there is Growth > > ‘Expansion’ > is associated with Jupiter. So whenever or wherever, there is guru there is growth. > The trinal aspect of Jupiter blossoms the karakattawa of receiving planet and house. > In natal chart, if Jupiter is placed in trine to karma karaka Saturn and/or 10th > lord then one is destined to rise in professional life, earn respect from > seniors and juniors and is known for his dutifulness. In nadi treatises, > Jupiter in trine to Saturn is ranked raja yoga. Jupiter even in 2nd, 12th or 7th > to Saturn promises respectful and successful career. Natives having such yoga > definitely gain promotion when in transit, Jupiter sojourns over Saturn/10th lord > and their trinal signs. Contrarily, should Jupiter be in 6th or 8th, while Mars > and Rahu are in trine to radial Saturn or 10th lord; one has to struggle a lot for > getting desirable placement and promotion in work. Such natives often lead > ordinary lives. But note that retrogression of any of the discussed planet > changes the situation. Do treat retrograde planet (here Jupiter and 10th lord) as > locating in 12th from original placement in especially during second phase of > life. > > > 5) Commanding and Executive Position > > Assuming powerful position is not possible without cosmic > light of Sun. Natives, possessing potent Sun which is sambandhi with karmesh or > karma karaka (Saturn) exercise commanding position in life (e.g. politicians, government > officials, bureaucrats, judges, chairmen, etc. Such natives generally inclined > to do independent work when kendra bhavas are more powerful than apoklima > bhavas. When raja yogas in chart are annulled even then native of a powerful sambandhi > Sun does not remain unnoticed and ordinary in their circle. If he is a beggar, > he will be head of beggars. If he is a shopkeeper then he will be representative > of the association of shopkeepers. This is the natural trait of Sun’s > association with 10th house/lord and Saturn. > > Another signature that renders one commanding and cruel > is placement of natural malefic planets in 3rd and 6th houses. Union leaders > and political activists often possess this combination. On the contrary, natural > benefic planets in these houses, make one tender, follower and obedient. They > are best suited as assistant and subordinate. They lead ordinary life > especially when 10th house/lord and Saturn are devoid of beneficial influence. > > Come to > Sun again. If someone has well placed Sun and 10th house under beneficial > aspect then he will always be in good book of his boss. Aspect of natural > benefic planets over 10th house ensures favour from higher authorities and > government as well. Besides 10th house if lagna lord and 10th lord both are strong > then native himself becomes head of his work, representative of his family/clan > and command pomp and power. > > In > addition to Sun; Mars and Jupiter are somehow connected with higher > authorities. If there is a raja sambandh yoga then native enjoys the ministerial > position, and supervision of powerful and command boss. However, the raja > sambandha yoga does not necessarily make one minister of a king. The native may > be secretary or clerk but will serve someone in commanding authority e.g. head > of the department, general manager, COO, CEO, etc. > > > 6) Knowing for Professional Knowledge > > Mercury is not only a karaka of education but also a > significator of professional knowledge. Favourably placed Mercury which is > sambandhi to karmesh and karma karaka bestows skill and knowledge about the > work one adopts. Mercury when aspects or occupy 10th house, or associated with > 10th lord shows an adept, skillful, and innovative professional. Company > chooses such guys to have skill enhancement courses and seminars. Such natives are > also picked out by authorities as company spokesman. Having strong professional > knowledge they usually deliver presentations, produce manuals, and train > workforce. > > > http://astroimran.blogspot.com/ > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 22, 2009 Report Share Posted November 22, 2009 Dear Imran, Very good posting. I checked your interesting blog. In my horoscope, Saturn, Sun and Jupiter are connecetd by depositor rule. Like, Saturn is in 10th house Pi (lagna Mithun, D-1; you too have gemini if I remember and AK Rahu), So Jupiter is the depositor of Sat. Now Jupiter is in Leo, so Sun is the depositor. Now Sun is in Sggi, So Jupiter is the Depositor. Sat aspects Sun from 10th house. Do you think these planets are connected by depositor rule? Interestingly, they are connected in D-10 as Saturn in Pi and Ju-Sun together in Saggi having lagna Cancer and all are exalted in D9. One problem Jupiter is 6th from Saturn in D-1. I am trying to understand whether these planets are connected in my case, if yes, what will be the impact? Looking forward to receive a mail. Thank you With personal regards Saumya  ________________________________ M. Imran <astroimran SJV Group <vedic astrology >; Jyotish Cc: Rohiniranjan Group Crystal Pags <crystal_pages > Mon, November 23, 2009 2:57:17 AM [vedic astrology] A few tips for judging career A few tips for judging career By M. Imran November 23, 2009 1) First things first Rapid expansion of astrological knowledge in recent decade has led to formation of enormous online groups. It brought forth positive as well as negative aspects. At positive front, it provided easy accessibility to astrological texts, online instructors and dynamic discussion platforms. But at the same time this trend changed the entire course of traditional jyotish learning. People now start studying astrology in haywire way, read online columns in bits and pieces, discuss theorems without corollaries from here and there, and become online guru within no time. Resultantly, they analyze a practical case study or reply a request on internet that usually begins with fascinating secondary elements, e.g. A10 in dasamsa, badhakesh in maran-karaka-sthan, graha arudha, sahamas and etc. etc. Well, my intention is not to deny or deride these concepts. They are the part and parcel of divine jyotish for centuries. But beginning and relying on merely these secondary concepts is not a right way to choose. They do matter, but not more than karaka, bhava and bhavesh. Do read the arudhapad (AL) and karmapad (A10) but after weighing karma karaka (Saturn), and 10th house/lord. Similarly, diving directly into the dasamsa (without judging rasi chakra) may be misleading. Firstly, because of the fact that dasamsa can not overshadow rasi (D1). Secondly, in most of the cases birth time is not accurately recorded. So keep these points in mind before reaching any conclusion. Do analyze dasamsa (D10) but after scrutinizing rasi and in the light of rashi. Don’t forget that rasi (D1) is itself a varga, perhaps most important varga. 2) Never neglect Lagna and Lagnesh Generally 10th house is considered for determining profession, but before reaching karmasthan, do concentrate on lagna and lagnesh. It will always help you drawing correct outline of the picture. A well-occupied or well-aspected lagna ensures health, intelligent, and potential. A native having strongly placed lord of lagna and its dispositor enjoys a stable, honourable and successful life. The horoscope turns more powerful when rasi as well as navamsa dispositor of lagna lord favourably occupies in kendar/kona from ascendant. A robust lagnesh is indeed one of the most fortunate, yet, neglected signature. Afflicted lagna and lagna lord are often avoided, despite knowing that all the good and bad revolve around this pivotal point. People having weak lagna and lagnesha and powerful karmasthan may prosper professionally for a short span of time but they hardly enjoy satisfactory and sustainable career. Apart from revealing the innate potential, lagna simultaneously hosts the sukh arghala for karmasthana (i.e. 4th from 10th). That is why, whenever lagna becomes abode of natural benefics, native is always satisfied with his profession (whether he is president or peasant, trader or teacher). On the other hand, when lagna is infested by natural malefics then he would hardly enjoy satisfaction and peace from his career. 3) Don’t forget Karma Karaka Saturn Saturn is a universal karma karaka for all ascendants. Obviously karma does not confine to career, but career is a significant part of karma we adopt. Following are some Saturn based combinations for judging profession. a) Note the stronger between Saturn and its dispositor. The rasi and navamsa occupied by said planet shows the nature of work, one adopts. Planets strongly sambandhi (related) to Saturn are also capable of casting their influences. b) The combination of trikona bhava, from the sign occupied by Saturn, depicts ones professional life. Jupiter, Venus and/or non-afflicted Mercury trine to Saturn is auspicious yoga, while Mars, Rahu and/or Ketu in trine to Saturn are inauspicious yoga(s). c) Jupiter, Venus, and/or non-afflicted Mercury sitting 2nd (or zodiacally ahead) of Saturn shows good return of your efforts. In professional life it means, smart income and financial prosperity as one progresses in career. On the other had, merely Mars, Rahu or Ketu, occupying 2nd (or zodiacally ahead) of Saturn, reveals one is bound to get unsatisfactory income. d) Jupiter, Venus, and/or non-afflicted Mercury occupying 12th (or zodiacally rear) to Saturn indicates agreeable place of work, peaceful environment, besides comfortable beginning of career. On the other hand, Mars, Rahu or Ketu, occupying 12th (or zodiacally rear) to Saturn suggest an unsatisfactory and non-agreeable work location where rivalry, intrigue, and leg-pulling tease the native. Natural malefic planets (without shubh sambandh) sitting behind Saturn further unveils difficult beginning of career. 4) When there is Guru there is Growth ‘Expansion’ is associated with Jupiter. So whenever or wherever, there is guru there is growth. The trinal aspect of Jupiter blossoms the karakattawa of receiving planet and house. In natal chart, if Jupiter is placed in trine to karma karaka Saturn and/or 10th lord then one is destined to rise in professional life, earn respect from seniors and juniors and is known for his dutifulness. In nadi treatises, Jupiter in trine to Saturn is ranked raja yoga. Jupiter even in 2nd, 12th or 7th to Saturn promises respectful and successful career. Natives having such yoga definitely gain promotion when in transit, Jupiter sojourns over Saturn/10th lord and their trinal signs. Contrarily, should Jupiter be in 6th or 8th, while Mars and Rahu are in trine to radial Saturn or 10th lord; one has to struggle a lot for getting desirable placement and promotion in work. Such natives often lead ordinary lives. But note that retrogression of any of the discussed planet changes the situation. Do treat retrograde planet (here Jupiter and 10th lord) as locating in 12th from original placement in especially during second phase of life. 5) Commanding and Executive Position Assuming powerful position is not possible without cosmic light of Sun. Natives, possessing potent Sun which is sambandhi with karmesh or karma karaka (Saturn) exercise commanding position in life (e.g. politicians, government officials, bureaucrats, judges, chairmen, etc. Such natives generally inclined to do independent work when kendra bhavas are more powerful than apoklima bhavas. When raja yogas in chart are annulled even then native of a powerful sambandhi Sun does not remain unnoticed and ordinary in their circle. If he is a beggar, he will be head of beggars. If he is a shopkeeper then he will be representative of the association of shopkeepers. This is the natural trait of Sun’s association with 10th house/lord and Saturn. Another signature that renders one commanding and cruel is placement of natural malefic planets in 3rd and 6th houses. Union leaders and political activists often possess this combination. On the contrary, natural benefic planets in these houses, make one tender, follower and obedient. They are best suited as assistant and subordinate. They lead ordinary life especially when 10th house/lord and Saturn are devoid of beneficial influence. Come to Sun again. If someone has well placed Sun and 10th house under beneficial aspect then he will always be in good book of his boss. Aspect of natural benefic planets over 10th house ensures favour from higher authorities and government as well. Besides 10th house if lagna lord and 10th lord both are strong then native himself becomes head of his work, representative of his family/clan and command pomp and power. In addition to Sun; Mars and Jupiter are somehow connected with higher authorities. If there is a raja sambandh yoga then native enjoys the ministerial position, and supervision of powerful and command boss. However, the raja sambandha yoga does not necessarily make one minister of a king. The native may be secretary or clerk but will serve someone in commanding authority e.g. head of the department, general manager, COO, CEO, etc. 6) Knowing for Professional Knowledge Mercury is not only a karaka of education but also a significator of professional knowledge. Favourably placed Mercury which is sambandhi to karmesh and karma karaka bestows skill and knowledge about the work one adopts. Mercury when aspects or occupy 10th house, or associated with 10th lord shows an adept, skillful, and innovative professional. Company chooses such guys to have skill enhancement courses and seminars. Such natives are also picked out by authorities as company spokesman. Having strong professional knowledge they usually deliver presentations, produce manuals, and train workforce. http://astroimran.blogspot.com/    Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 22, 2009 Report Share Posted November 22, 2009 A few tips for judging career By M. Imran November 23, 2009 1) First things first Rapid expansion of astrological knowledge in recent decade has led to formation of enormous online groups. It brought forth positive as well as negative aspects. At positive front, it provided easy accessibility to astrological texts, online instructors and dynamic discussion platforms. But at the same time this trend changed the entire course of traditional jyotish learning. People now start studying astrology in haywire way, read online columns in bits and pieces, discuss theorems without corollaries from here and there, and become online guru within no time. Resultantly, they analyze a practical case study or reply a request on internet that usually begins with fascinating secondary elements, e.g. A10 in dasamsa, badhakesh in maran-karaka-sthan, graha arudha, sahamas and etc. etc. Well, my intention is not to deny or deride these concepts. They are the part and parcel of divine jyotish for centuries. But beginning and relying on merely these secondary concepts is not a right way to choose. They do matter, but not more than karaka, bhava and bhavesh. Do read the arudhapad (AL) and karmapad (A10) but after weighing karma karaka (Saturn), and 10th house/lord. Similarly, diving directly into the dasamsa (without judging rasi chakra) may be misleading. Firstly, because of the fact that dasamsa can not overshadow rasi (D1). Secondly, in most of the cases birth time is not accurately recorded. So keep these points in mind before reaching any conclusion. Do analyze dasamsa (D10) but after scrutinizing rasi and in the light of rashi. Don’t forget that rasi (D1) is itself a varga, perhaps most important varga. 2) Never neglect Lagna and Lagnesh Generally 10th house is considered for determining profession, but before reaching karmasthan, do concentrate on lagna and lagnesh. It will always help you drawing correct outline of the picture. A well-occupied or well-aspected lagna ensures health, intelligent, and potential. A native having strongly placed lord of lagna and its dispositor enjoys a stable, honourable and successful life. The horoscope turns more powerful when rasi as well as navamsa dispositor of lagna lord favourably occupies in kendar/kona from ascendant. A robust lagnesh is indeed one of the most fortunate, yet, neglected signature. Afflicted lagna and lagna lord are often avoided, despite knowing that all the good and bad revolve around this pivotal point. People having weak lagna and lagnesha and powerful karmasthan may prosper professionally for a short span of time but they hardly enjoy satisfactory and sustainable career. Apart from revealing the innate potential, lagna simultaneously hosts the sukh arghala for karmasthana (i.e. 4th from 10th). That is why, whenever lagna becomes abode of natural benefics, native is always satisfied with his profession (whether he is president or peasant, trader or teacher). On the other hand, when lagna is infested by natural malefics then he would hardly enjoy satisfaction and peace from his career. 3) Don’t forget Karma Karaka Saturn Saturn is a universal karma karaka for all ascendants. Obviously karma does not confine to career, but career is a significant part of karma we adopt. Following are some Saturn based combinations for judging profession. a) Note the stronger between Saturn and its dispositor. The rasi and navamsa occupied by said planet shows the nature of work, one adopts. Planets strongly sambandhi (related) to Saturn are also capable of casting their influences. b) The combination of trikona bhava, from the sign occupied by Saturn, depicts ones professional life. Jupiter, Venus and/or non-afflicted Mercury trine to Saturn is auspicious yoga, while Mars, Rahu and/or Ketu in trine to Saturn are inauspicious yoga(s). c) Jupiter, Venus, and/or non-afflicted Mercury sitting 2nd (or zodiacally ahead) of Saturn shows good return of your efforts. In professional life it means, smart income and financial prosperity as one progresses in career. On the other had, merely Mars, Rahu or Ketu, occupying 2nd (or zodiacally ahead) of Saturn, reveals one is bound to get unsatisfactory income. d) Jupiter, Venus, and/or non-afflicted Mercury occupying 12th (or zodiacally rear) to Saturn indicates agreeable place of work, peaceful environment, besides comfortable beginning of career. On the other hand, Mars, Rahu or Ketu, occupying 12th (or zodiacally rear) to Saturn suggest an unsatisfactory and non-agreeable work location where rivalry, intrigue, and leg-pulling tease the native. Natural malefic planets (without shubh sambandh) sitting behind Saturn further unveils difficult beginning of career. 4) When there is Guru there is Growth ‘Expansion’ is associated with Jupiter. So whenever or wherever, there is guru there is growth. The trinal aspect of Jupiter blossoms the karakattawa of receiving planet and house. In natal chart, if Jupiter is placed in trine to karma karaka Saturn and/or 10th lord then one is destined to rise in professional life, earn respect from seniors and juniors and is known for his dutifulness. In nadi treatises, Jupiter in trine to Saturn is ranked raja yoga. Jupiter even in 2nd, 12th or 7th to Saturn promises respectful and successful career. Natives having such yoga definitely gain promotion when in transit, Jupiter sojourns over Saturn/10th lord and their trinal signs. Contrarily, should Jupiter be in 6th or 8th, while Mars and Rahu are in trine to radial Saturn or 10th lord; one has to struggle a lot for getting desirable placement and promotion in work. Such natives often lead ordinary lives. But note that retrogression of any of the discussed planet changes the situation. Do treat retrograde planet (here Jupiter and 10th lord) as locating in 12th from original placement in especially during second phase of life. 5) Commanding and Executive Position Assuming powerful position is not possible without cosmic light of Sun. Natives, possessing potent Sun which is sambandhi with karmesh or karma karaka (Saturn) exercise commanding position in life (e.g. politicians, government officials, bureaucrats, judges, chairmen, etc. Such natives generally inclined to do independent work when kendra bhavas are more powerful than apoklima bhavas. When raja yogas in chart are annulled even then native of a powerful sambandhi Sun does not remain unnoticed and ordinary in their circle. If he is a beggar, he will be head of beggars. If he is a shopkeeper then he will be representative of the association of shopkeepers. This is the natural trait of Sun’s association with 10th house/lord and Saturn. Another signature that renders one commanding and cruel is placement of natural malefic planets in 3rd and 6th houses. Union leaders and political activists often possess this combination. On the contrary, natural benefic planets in these houses, make one tender, follower and obedient. They are best suited as assistant and subordinate. They lead ordinary life especially when 10th house/lord and Saturn are devoid of beneficial influence. Come to Sun again. If someone has well placed Sun and 10th house under beneficial aspect then he will always be in good book of his boss. Aspect of natural benefic planets over 10th house ensures favour from higher authorities and government as well. Besides 10th house if lagna lord and 10th lord both are strong then native himself becomes head of his work, representative of his family/clan and command pomp and power. In addition to Sun; Mars and Jupiter are somehow connected with higher authorities. If there is a raja sambandh yoga then native enjoys the ministerial position, and supervision of powerful and command boss. However, the raja sambandha yoga does not necessarily make one minister of a king. The native may be secretary or clerk but will serve someone in commanding authority e.g. head of the department, general manager, COO, CEO, etc. 6) Knowing for Professional Knowledge Mercury is not only a karaka of education but also a significator of professional knowledge. Favourably placed Mercury which is sambandhi to karmesh and karma karaka bestows skill and knowledge about the work one adopts. Mercury when aspects or occupy 10th house, or associated with 10th lord shows an adept, skillful, and innovative professional. Company chooses such guys to have skill enhancement courses and seminars. Such natives are also picked out by authorities as company spokesman. Having strong professional knowledge they usually deliver presentations, produce manuals, and train workforce. http://astroimran.blogspot.com/ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 23, 2009 Report Share Posted November 23, 2009 Hi Imran, thanx for a good/informative post ...... Love and regards, gopi. , " M. Imran " <astroimran wrote: > > A few tips for judging career > > By M. Imran > November 23, 2009 > > > 1) First things first > > Rapid expansion of astrological knowledge in recent > decade has led to formation of enormous online groups. It brought forth positive > as well as negative aspects. At positive front, it provided easy accessibility to > astrological texts, online instructors and dynamic discussion platforms. But at > the same time this trend changed the entire course of traditional jyotish learning. > People now start studying astrology in haywire way, read online columns in bits > and pieces, discuss theorems without corollaries from here and there, and > become online guru within no time. > > Resultantly, they analyze a practical case study or > reply a request on internet that usually begins with fascinating secondary elements, > e.g. A10 in dasamsa, badhakesh in maran-karaka-sthan, graha arudha, sahamas and > etc. etc. Well, my intention is not to deny or deride these concepts. They are > the part and parcel of divine jyotish for centuries. But beginning and relying on > merely these secondary concepts is not a right way to choose. They do matter, > but not more than karaka, bhava and bhavesh. Do read the arudhapad (AL) and karmapad (A10) > but after weighing karma karaka (Saturn), and 10th house/lord. Similarly, diving > directly into the dasamsa (without judging rasi chakra) may be misleading. > Firstly, because of the fact that dasamsa can not overshadow rasi (D1). Secondly, > in most of the cases birth time is not accurately recorded. So keep these > points in mind before reaching any conclusion. Do analyze dasamsa (D10) but > after scrutinizing rasi and in the light of rashi. Don’t forget that rasi (D1) is > itself a varga, perhaps most important varga. > > > 2) Never neglect Lagna and Lagnesh > > Generally 10th house is considered for determining > profession, but before reaching karmasthan, do concentrate on lagna and lagnesh. > It will always help you drawing correct outline of the picture. A well-occupied or > well-aspected lagna ensures health, intelligent, and potential. A native having > strongly placed lord of lagna and its dispositor enjoys a stable, honourable > and successful life. The horoscope turns more powerful when rasi as well as > navamsa dispositor of lagna lord favourably occupies in kendar/kona from > ascendant. A robust lagnesh is indeed one of the most fortunate, yet, neglected > signature. > > Afflicted lagna and lagna lord are often avoided, > despite knowing that all the good and bad revolve around this pivotal point. People > having weak lagna and lagnesha and powerful karmasthan may prosper professionally > for a short span of time but they hardly enjoy satisfactory and sustainable > career. Apart from revealing the innate potential, lagna simultaneously hosts > the sukh arghala for karmasthana (i.e. 4th from 10th). That is why, whenever lagna becomes > abode of natural benefics, native is always satisfied with his profession > (whether he is president or peasant, trader or teacher). On the other hand, when > lagna is infested by natural malefics then he would hardly enjoy satisfaction > and peace from his career. > > > 3) Don’t forget Karma Karaka Saturn > > Saturn is a universal karma karaka for all ascendants. > Obviously karma does not confine to career, but career is a significant part of > karma we adopt. Following are some Saturn based combinations for judging profession. > > a) Note the stronger between Saturn and its > dispositor. The rasi and navamsa occupied by said planet shows the nature of > work, one adopts. Planets strongly sambandhi (related) to Saturn are also capable > of casting their influences. > > b) The combination of trikona bhava, from the sign > occupied by Saturn, depicts ones professional life. Jupiter, Venus and/or non-afflicted > Mercury trine to Saturn is auspicious yoga, while Mars, Rahu and/or Ketu in > trine to Saturn are inauspicious yoga(s). > > c) Jupiter, Venus, and/or non-afflicted Mercury > sitting 2nd (or zodiacally ahead) of Saturn shows good return of your efforts. > In professional life it means, smart income and financial prosperity as one > progresses in career. On the other had, merely Mars, Rahu or Ketu, occupying > 2nd (or zodiacally ahead) of Saturn, reveals one is bound to get unsatisfactory > income. > > d) Jupiter, Venus, and/or non-afflicted Mercury > occupying 12th (or zodiacally rear) to Saturn indicates agreeable place of > work, peaceful environment, besides comfortable beginning of career. On the > other hand, Mars, Rahu or Ketu, occupying 12th (or zodiacally rear) to Saturn > suggest an unsatisfactory and non-agreeable work location where rivalry, intrigue, > and leg-pulling tease the native. Natural malefic planets (without shubh > sambandh) sitting behind Saturn further unveils difficult beginning of career. > > > 4) When there is Guru there is Growth > > ‘Expansion’ > is associated with Jupiter. So whenever or wherever, there is guru there is growth. > The trinal aspect of Jupiter blossoms the karakattawa of receiving planet and house. > In natal chart, if Jupiter is placed in trine to karma karaka Saturn and/or 10th > lord then one is destined to rise in professional life, earn respect from > seniors and juniors and is known for his dutifulness. In nadi treatises, > Jupiter in trine to Saturn is ranked raja yoga. Jupiter even in 2nd, 12th or 7th > to Saturn promises respectful and successful career. Natives having such yoga > definitely gain promotion when in transit, Jupiter sojourns over Saturn/10th lord > and their trinal signs. Contrarily, should Jupiter be in 6th or 8th, while Mars > and Rahu are in trine to radial Saturn or 10th lord; one has to struggle a lot for > getting desirable placement and promotion in work. Such natives often lead > ordinary lives. But note that retrogression of any of the discussed planet > changes the situation. Do treat retrograde planet (here Jupiter and 10th lord) as > locating in 12th from original placement in especially during second phase of > life. > > > 5) Commanding and Executive Position > > Assuming powerful position is not possible without cosmic > light of Sun. Natives, possessing potent Sun which is sambandhi with karmesh or > karma karaka (Saturn) exercise commanding position in life (e.g. politicians, government > officials, bureaucrats, judges, chairmen, etc. Such natives generally inclined > to do independent work when kendra bhavas are more powerful than apoklima > bhavas. When raja yogas in chart are annulled even then native of a powerful sambandhi > Sun does not remain unnoticed and ordinary in their circle. If he is a beggar, > he will be head of beggars. If he is a shopkeeper then he will be representative > of the association of shopkeepers. This is the natural trait of Sun’s > association with 10th house/lord and Saturn. > > Another signature that renders one commanding and cruel > is placement of natural malefic planets in 3rd and 6th houses. Union leaders > and political activists often possess this combination. On the contrary, natural > benefic planets in these houses, make one tender, follower and obedient. They > are best suited as assistant and subordinate. They lead ordinary life > especially when 10th house/lord and Saturn are devoid of beneficial influence. > > Come to > Sun again. If someone has well placed Sun and 10th house under beneficial > aspect then he will always be in good book of his boss. Aspect of natural > benefic planets over 10th house ensures favour from higher authorities and > government as well. Besides 10th house if lagna lord and 10th lord both are strong > then native himself becomes head of his work, representative of his family/clan > and command pomp and power. > > In > addition to Sun; Mars and Jupiter are somehow connected with higher > authorities. If there is a raja sambandh yoga then native enjoys the ministerial > position, and supervision of powerful and command boss. However, the raja > sambandha yoga does not necessarily make one minister of a king. The native may > be secretary or clerk but will serve someone in commanding authority e.g. head > of the department, general manager, COO, CEO, etc. > > > 6) Knowing for Professional Knowledge > > Mercury is not only a karaka of education but also a > significator of professional knowledge. Favourably placed Mercury which is > sambandhi to karmesh and karma karaka bestows skill and knowledge about the > work one adopts. Mercury when aspects or occupy 10th house, or associated with > 10th lord shows an adept, skillful, and innovative professional. Company > chooses such guys to have skill enhancement courses and seminars. Such natives are > also picked out by authorities as company spokesman. Having strong professional > knowledge they usually deliver presentations, produce manuals, and train > workforce. > > > http://astroimran.blogspot.com/ > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 24, 2009 Report Share Posted November 24, 2009 Thats very good summary. Appreciate if someone here can also post simillar tips to judge the marriage. Regards Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 24, 2009 Report Share Posted November 24, 2009 Thanks Imran!. That was really useful. Keshav On Mon, Nov 23, 2009 at 2:57 AM, M. Imran <astroimran wrote: > > > A few tips for judging career > > By M. Imran > November 23, 2009 > > > 1) First things first > > Rapid expansion of astrological knowledge in recent > decade has led to formation of enormous online groups. It brought forth > positive > as well as negative aspects. At positive front, it provided easy > accessibility to > astrological texts, online instructors and dynamic discussion platforms. > But at > the same time this trend changed the entire course of traditional jyotish > learning. > People now start studying astrology in haywire way, read online columns in > bits > and pieces, discuss theorems without corollaries from here and there, and > become online guru within no time. > > Resultantly, they analyze a practical case study or > reply a request on internet that usually begins with fascinating secondary > elements, > e.g. A10 in dasamsa, badhakesh in maran-karaka-sthan, graha arudha, sahamas > and > etc. etc. Well, my intention is not to deny or deride these concepts. They > are > the part and parcel of divine jyotish for centuries. But beginning and > relying on > merely these secondary concepts is not a right way to choose. They do > matter, > but not more than karaka, bhava and bhavesh. Do read the arudhapad (AL) and > karmapad (A10) > but after weighing karma karaka (Saturn), and 10th house/lord. Similarly, > diving > directly into the dasamsa (without judging rasi chakra) may be misleading. > Firstly, because of the fact that dasamsa can not overshadow rasi (D1). > Secondly, > in most of the cases birth time is not accurately recorded. So keep these > points in mind before reaching any conclusion. Do analyze dasamsa (D10) but > after scrutinizing rasi and in the light of rashi. Don’t forget that rasi > (D1) is > itself a varga, perhaps most important varga. > > > 2) Never neglect Lagna and Lagnesh > > Generally 10th house is considered for determining > profession, but before reaching karmasthan, do concentrate on lagna and > lagnesh. > It will always help you drawing correct outline of the picture. A > well-occupied or > well-aspected lagna ensures health, intelligent, and potential. A native > having > strongly placed lord of lagna and its dispositor enjoys a stable, > honourable > and successful life. The horoscope turns more powerful when rasi as well as > navamsa dispositor of lagna lord favourably occupies in kendar/kona from > ascendant. A robust lagnesh is indeed one of the most fortunate, yet, > neglected > signature. > > Afflicted lagna and lagna lord are often avoided, > despite knowing that all the good and bad revolve around this pivotal > point. People > having weak lagna and lagnesha and powerful karmasthan may prosper > professionally > for a short span of time but they hardly enjoy satisfactory and sustainable > career. Apart from revealing the innate potential, lagna simultaneously > hosts > the sukh arghala for karmasthana (i.e. 4th from 10th). That is why, > whenever lagna becomes > abode of natural benefics, native is always satisfied with his profession > (whether he is president or peasant, trader or teacher). On the other hand, > when > lagna is infested by natural malefics then he would hardly enjoy > satisfaction > and peace from his career. > > > 3) Don’t forget Karma Karaka Saturn > > Saturn is a universal karma karaka for all ascendants. > Obviously karma does not confine to career, but career is a significant > part of > karma we adopt. Following are some Saturn based combinations for judging > profession. > > a) Note the stronger between Saturn and its > dispositor. The rasi and navamsa occupied by said planet shows the nature > of > work, one adopts. Planets strongly sambandhi (related) to Saturn are also > capable > of casting their influences. > > b) The combination of trikona bhava, from the sign > occupied by Saturn, depicts ones professional life. Jupiter, Venus and/or > non-afflicted > Mercury trine to Saturn is auspicious yoga, while Mars, Rahu and/or Ketu in > trine to Saturn are inauspicious yoga(s). > > c) Jupiter, Venus, and/or non-afflicted Mercury > sitting 2nd (or zodiacally ahead) of Saturn shows good return of your > efforts. > In professional life it means, smart income and financial prosperity as one > progresses in career. On the other had, merely Mars, Rahu or Ketu, > occupying > 2nd (or zodiacally ahead) of Saturn, reveals one is bound to get > unsatisfactory > income. > > d) Jupiter, Venus, and/or non-afflicted Mercury > occupying 12th (or zodiacally rear) to Saturn indicates agreeable place of > work, peaceful environment, besides comfortable beginning of career. On the > other hand, Mars, Rahu or Ketu, occupying 12th (or zodiacally rear) to > Saturn > suggest an unsatisfactory and non-agreeable work location where rivalry, > intrigue, > and leg-pulling tease the native. Natural malefic planets (without shubh > sambandh) sitting behind Saturn further unveils difficult beginning of > career. > > > 4) When there is Guru there is Growth > > ‘Expansion’ > is associated with Jupiter. So whenever or wherever, there is guru there is > growth. > The trinal aspect of Jupiter blossoms the karakattawa of receiving planet > and house. > In natal chart, if Jupiter is placed in trine to karma karaka Saturn and/or > 10th > lord then one is destined to rise in professional life, earn respect from > seniors and juniors and is known for his dutifulness. In nadi treatises, > Jupiter in trine to Saturn is ranked raja yoga. Jupiter even in 2nd, 12th > or 7th > to Saturn promises respectful and successful career. Natives having such > yoga > definitely gain promotion when in transit, Jupiter sojourns over > Saturn/10th lord > and their trinal signs. Contrarily, should Jupiter be in 6th or 8th, while > Mars > and Rahu are in trine to radial Saturn or 10th lord; one has to struggle a > lot for > getting desirable placement and promotion in work. Such natives often lead > ordinary lives. But note that retrogression of any of the discussed planet > changes the situation. Do treat retrograde planet (here Jupiter and 10th > lord) as > locating in 12th from original placement in especially during second phase > of > life. > > > 5) Commanding and Executive Position > > Assuming powerful position is not possible without cosmic > light of Sun. Natives, possessing potent Sun which is sambandhi with > karmesh or > karma karaka (Saturn) exercise commanding position in life (e.g. > politicians, government > officials, bureaucrats, judges, chairmen, etc. Such natives generally > inclined > to do independent work when kendra bhavas are more powerful than apoklima > bhavas. When raja yogas in chart are annulled even then native of a > powerful sambandhi > Sun does not remain unnoticed and ordinary in their circle. If he is a > beggar, > he will be head of beggars. If he is a shopkeeper then he will be > representative > of the association of shopkeepers. This is the natural trait of Sun’s > association with 10th house/lord and Saturn. > > Another signature that renders one commanding and cruel > is placement of natural malefic planets in 3rd and 6th houses. Union > leaders > and political activists often possess this combination. On the contrary, > natural > benefic planets in these houses, make one tender, follower and obedient. > They > are best suited as assistant and subordinate. They lead ordinary life > especially when 10th house/lord and Saturn are devoid of beneficial > influence. > > Come to > Sun again. If someone has well placed Sun and 10th house under beneficial > aspect then he will always be in good book of his boss. Aspect of natural > benefic planets over 10th house ensures favour from higher authorities and > government as well. Besides 10th house if lagna lord and 10th lord both are > strong > then native himself becomes head of his work, representative of his > family/clan > and command pomp and power. > > In > addition to Sun; Mars and Jupiter are somehow connected with higher > authorities. If there is a raja sambandh yoga then native enjoys the > ministerial > position, and supervision of powerful and command boss. However, the raja > sambandha yoga does not necessarily make one minister of a king. The native > may > be secretary or clerk but will serve someone in commanding authority e.g. > head > of the department, general manager, COO, CEO, etc. > > > 6) Knowing for Professional Knowledge > > Mercury is not only a karaka of education but also a > significator of professional knowledge. Favourably placed Mercury which is > sambandhi to karmesh and karma karaka bestows skill and knowledge about the > work one adopts. Mercury when aspects or occupy 10th house, or associated > with > 10th lord shows an adept, skillful, and innovative professional. Company > chooses such guys to have skill enhancement courses and seminars. Such > natives are > also picked out by authorities as company spokesman. Having strong > professional > knowledge they usually deliver presentations, produce manuals, and train > workforce. > > http://astroimran.blogspot.com/ > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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