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|| Hare Rama Krishna ||

 

Namaste,

 

A native approached me about his issues in marriage. After looking at

his chart, I suggested that he fast on Thursdays (since UL lord is

exalted and retrograde Guru placed in the 12th house).

 

After doing this remedy, the native gave the following feedback:

 

I have been noticing that I get very angry on Thursday and I get very

much frustrated also. As a result of this I start remembering all the

things that I have done or have been done to me.

 

* * *

 

Native's data: 12/25/1966, 22:20 Hrs, 5:30 East of GMT, 77E12, 28N36

 

My question is - why should the native feel angry particularly on

Thursdays? Is it just the exhaustion of fasting or something more? I

notice that there is an unmada yoga on the UL axis. But that should

mean that the spouse could have temper problems. It doesn't mean that

the native cannot fast on the UL lord's day to try to save his

marriage, correct?

 

So are there any other indications, which I might have missed, that

suggest native's frustration and anger on Thursdays since he began

fasting?

 

Any insight would be greatly appreciated.

 

May Sri Vishnu bless us all,

Reema.

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|| Hare Rama Krishna ||

 

Namaste Bojan-ji,

 

Thank you so much. Your reply helped me in understanding the UL

better, and it certainly will go a long way in helping the native. He

seems to really want to save his marriage, and may God grant him the

power to do so.

 

Thank you once again, and best wishes.

 

May Sri Vishnu bless us all,

Reema.

 

sohamsa , bojan vidakovic <janbovid wrote:

>

>

> HARE RAMA KRISHNA

> Dear Reema, as per my experience it is the karma that

> should be cleansed thorugh that UL with fasting, and

> ofcourse it is not so easy. What I have seen is that

> when UL is in 8th or its lord is at the same time the

> lord of the eight bhava than it is very hard to fast,

> esspeceally at the beginning. It can bring headaches,

> short temper, but after some time of regular fast it

> will be normalized. Ofcourse he should fast on that

> particular day, it will save his marriage and fix

> problems with unmada yoga etc. Everything will be fine

> after few weeks...best wishes, but the person must

> keep fasting, Bojan Vidakovic

> OM TAT SAT

> --- reema_sriganesh <reema_sriganesh wrote:

>

> > || Hare Rama Krishna ||

> >

> > Namaste,

> >

> > A native approached me about his issues in marriage.

> > After looking at

> > his chart, I suggested that he fast on Thursdays

> > (since UL lord is

> > exalted and retrograde Guru placed in the 12th

> > house).

> >

> > After doing this remedy, the native gave the

> > following feedback:

> >

> > I have been noticing that I get very angry on

> > Thursday and I get very

> > much frustrated also. As a result of this I start

> > remembering all the

> > things that I have done or have been done to me.

> >

> > * * *

> >

> > Native's data: 12/25/1966, 22:20 Hrs, 5:30 East of

> > GMT, 77E12, 28N36

> >

> > My question is - why should the native feel angry

> > particularly on

> > Thursdays? Is it just the exhaustion of fasting or

> > something more? I

> > notice that there is an unmada yoga on the UL axis.

> > But that should

> > mean that the spouse could have temper problems. It

> > doesn't mean that

> > the native cannot fast on the UL lord's day to try

> > to save his

> > marriage, correct?

> >

> > So are there any other indications, which I might

> > have missed, that

> > suggest native's frustration and anger on Thursdays

> > since he began

> > fasting?

> >

> > Any insight would be greatly appreciated.

> >

> > May Sri Vishnu bless us all,

> > Reema.

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

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|| Hare Rama Krishna ||

Dear Reema-ji,

Namaskar. Kindly notice two things. One, the native should take fasting in steps (as everyone should). Head, if deprived of glucose, suffers. Hence body should take time to fasting is steps to adjust. First ask him to have fast on cold milk/icecream etc and also fruits if he likes. Then after 2-3 months, only cold milk and water; and after 4 months, as he gradually reduces milk, only water. Then still further, he can even eliminate water (if he wants).

Second, UL in the 8th shows rina is large. UL is typically misunderstood as only marriage. However, UL represents sumtotal of what we ought to give back to the world, large part of it typically is to wife because marriage is biggest area of compromise for a typical person. A paapa graha in the UL and 2nd from UL prevents giving thereby trying to perpetuate the rina or make it evolve into further debts. Hence, it is best to propitiate the deity associated with the 2nd from UL after fasting on UL day. Ask him to worship Chandi Mata after the fast in the evening before he takes food. Moreover, he should donate to poor brahmins (Shani in Meena in UL) or orphans or poor people in general and the donations should be done only on Thursdays !! And most importantly, he should wear a yellow sapphire to counteract Rahu in 9th in MKS/Badhak; and this also strengthens his Guru/UL and VRY. AK is in debility in Navamsa and this debility is removed by Shukra in kendra with Ishtakaraka Rahu. Clearly, worshipping Durga will strengthen atma-bala and remove the Badhaka effects (together with strong Guru).

Best wishes,

Sourav

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sohamsa , "reema_sriganesh" <reema_sriganesh wrote:>> || Hare Rama Krishna ||> > Namaste Bojan-ji,> > Thank you so much. Your reply helped me in understanding the UL> better, and it certainly will go a long way in helping the native. He> seems to really want to save his marriage, and may God grant him the> power to do so.> > Thank you once again, and best wishes.> > May Sri Vishnu bless us all,> Reema.> > sohamsa , bojan vidakovic janbovid@ wrote:> >> > > > HARE RAMA KRISHNA> > Dear Reema, as per my experience it is the karma that> > should be cleansed thorugh that UL with fasting, and> > ofcourse it is not so easy. What I have seen is that> > when UL is in 8th or its lord is at the same time the> > lord of the eight bhava than it is very hard to fast,> > esspeceally at the beginning. It can bring headaches,> > short temper, but after some time of regular fast it> > will be normalized. Ofcourse he should fast on that> > particular day, it will save his marriage and fix> > problems with unmada yoga etc. Everything will be fine> > after few weeks...best wishes, but the person must> > keep fasting, Bojan Vidakovic> > OM TAT SAT> > --- reema_sriganesh reema_sriganesh@ wrote:> > > > > || Hare Rama Krishna ||> > > > > > Namaste,> > > > > > A native approached me about his issues in marriage.> > > After looking at> > > his chart, I suggested that he fast on Thursdays> > > (since UL lord is> > > exalted and retrograde Guru placed in the 12th> > > house).> > > > > > After doing this remedy, the native gave the> > > following feedback:> > > > > > I have been noticing that I get very angry on> > > Thursday and I get very> > > much frustrated also. As a result of this I start> > > remembering all the> > > things that I have done or have been done to me.> > > > > > * * *> > > > > > Native's data: 12/25/1966, 22:20 Hrs, 5:30 East of> > > GMT, 77E12, 28N36> > > > > > My question is - why should the native feel angry> > > particularly on> > > Thursdays? Is it just the exhaustion of fasting or> > > something more? I> > > notice that there is an unmada yoga on the UL axis.> > > But that should> > > mean that the spouse could have temper problems. It> > > doesn't mean that> > > the native cannot fast on the UL lord's day to try> > > to save his> > > marriage, correct?> > > > > > So are there any other indications, which I might> > > have missed, that> > > suggest native's frustration and anger on Thursdays> > > since he began> > > fasting?> > > > > > Any insight would be greatly appreciated.> > > > > > May Sri Vishnu bless us all,> > > Reema.> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >>

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Dear Freedom,

 

I sincerely hope that you do not presume to have the spiritual

authority to recommend divorce. This will be the downfall of jyotish

in the West, and already seems to be a commonplace in many circles.

Your technical abilities are not in question; what is worrisome to me

is the karma borne by both jyotishi and native for destroying families

and engineering self-fulfilling prophecies. I have not even looked at

the chart in question (though I hope to do so soon and email Reema

off-list). I think SJC sgould build into its charter a way of

ensuring that jyotishis avoid precisely the tone your email

exemplifies, which seems more in the spirit of a commandment or

directive than a diplomatic and compassionate offering, infused with

humility and bedside manner.

 

Respectfully,

 

J.I. Abbot

 

sohamsa , " freeflowaum " <freeflowaum wrote:

>

> Hare Rama Krsna

>

> Reema,

> Do not be attached to individual desires of native or your own personal

> ideals about relationships, unattachment brings clear sightedness. The

> Upapada is heavily afflicted and there should have been a kumbha vivaha

> before the native was married, so the UL could have been broken, but too

> late now.

> Bojan,

> The unmada is on the UL, which means the wife has lost it,

irrational anger

> and depression (Saturn in first and Mars in seventh-to UL). To check

if this

> is the correct wife we are speaking of, she would have a heavily

afflicted

> (or MKS) Mars and Saturn in HER natal chart, based on upon his UL.

And UL

> fasting will not remove her unmada, only promote marriage.

> That same Mars-Saturn is a poverty yoga from the native's lagna

(malefics in

> 2nd and 8th). So after the vivaha (marriage), the native would

become poor

> and the wife would become 'mad'. This is a cursed UL (cursed

marriage) and

> in these cases it will be seen that the native's spouse will also have a

> curse on their UL. Now if the curse is on your head, you cannot get

out of

> it, but when a curse is on your marriage, then it is possible to let the

> curse go.

>

> Secondly, the sustaining factor in this marriage is maranakaraka

sthana Rahu

> (second from UL) and this is on his AL. The marriage had little

chance of

> lasting to begin with because a dying malefic is feeding it. The

vivaha's

> breaking has ruined the native's name and reputation, the longer the

break

> lasts the more damage there will be to the native's image (what

people think

> of him and how he is socially percieved).

>

> The breaking of the vivaha will benefit both the native and his

wife! She

> will regain some sanity and the native will be able to do remedy for his

> financial problems. The two people will actually be able to get

along much

> better after divorce. In this chart, Bagala worship will break the

marriage.

> Fasting will only prolong the suffering of both natives. Therefore,

first

> have the native do mantra of Bagala Devi.

>

> Then after divorce, the native should perform kumbha vivaha (as next

UL is

> on Ketu-Rahu axis) and Rahu is MKS as already mentioned (another

problemed

> marriage). The third UL, his next marriage after divorce and kumba

vivaha

> will prove very beneficial as it contains an uccha Moon. With this

marriage

> he will prosper financially and his dharma will grow in many ways.

Jupiter

> is uccha banga being uplifted by this uccha Moon that will be

activated by

> the third marriage. With the worship of Krsna he will be able to

attain his

> beneficial UL in his upcoming Jupiter Moon Mula dasha (if he is

completely

> divorced and has performed kumbha vivaha) by that time.

>

> Namah Sivaya

>

> _____

>

> sohamsa [sohamsa ] On

Behalf Of

> reema_sriganesh

> Wednesday, July 19, 2006 2:32 PM

> sohamsa

> Re: Why should fasting on Thursday make the

native angry?

>

> || Hare Rama Krishna ||

>

> Namaste Bojan-ji,

>

> Thank you so much. Your reply helped me in understanding the UL

> better, and it certainly will go a long way in helping the native. He

> seems to really want to save his marriage, and may God grant him the

> power to do so.

>

> Thank you once again, and best wishes.

>

> May Sri Vishnu bless us all,

> Reema.

>

> sohamsa@ <sohamsa%40> .com,

bojan

> vidakovic <janbovid@> wrote:

> >

> >

> > HARE RAMA KRISHNA

> > Dear Reema, as per my experience it is the karma that

> > should be cleansed thorugh that UL with fasting, and

> > ofcourse it is not so easy. What I have seen is that

> > when UL is in 8th or its lord is at the same time the

> > lord of the eight bhava than it is very hard to fast,

> > esspeceally at the beginning. It can bring headaches,

> > short temper, but after some time of regular fast it

> > will be normalized. Ofcourse he should fast on that

> > particular day, it will save his marriage and fix

> > problems with unmada yoga etc. Everything will be fine

> > after few weeks...best wishes, but the person must

> > keep fasting, Bojan Vidakovic

> > OM TAT SAT

> > --- reema_sriganesh <reema_sriganesh@> wrote:

> >

> > > || Hare Rama Krishna ||

> > >

> > > Namaste,

> > >

> > > A native approached me about his issues in marriage.

> > > After looking at

> > > his chart, I suggested that he fast on Thursdays

> > > (since UL lord is

> > > exalted and retrograde Guru placed in the 12th

> > > house).

> > >

> > > After doing this remedy, the native gave the

> > > following feedback:

> > >

> > > I have been noticing that I get very angry on

> > > Thursday and I get very

> > > much frustrated also. As a result of this I start

> > > remembering all the

> > > things that I have done or have been done to me.

> > >

> > > * * *

> > >

> > > Native's data: 12/25/1966, 22:20 Hrs, 5:30 East of

> > > GMT, 77E12, 28N36

> > >

> > > My question is - why should the native feel angry

> > > particularly on

> > > Thursdays? Is it just the exhaustion of fasting or

> > > something more? I

> > > notice that there is an unmada yoga on the UL axis.

> > > But that should

> > > mean that the spouse could have temper problems. It

> > > doesn't mean that

> > > the native cannot fast on the UL lord's day to try

> > > to save his

> > > marriage, correct?

> > >

> > > So are there any other indications, which I might

> > > have missed, that

> > > suggest native's frustration and anger on Thursdays

> > > since he began

> > > fasting?

> > >

> > > Any insight would be greatly appreciated.

> > >

> > > May Sri Vishnu bless us all,

> > > Reema.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > http://mail. <>

> >

>

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I agree with your statements on ethics of jyotishi.

 

 

regards / Prafulla Gang

 

In order to live free and happily you must sacrifice boredom. It is not always

an easy sacrifice.

 

 

>

> j.abbot

> Thu, 20 Jul 2006 05:06:30 -0000

> sohamsa

> Re: Why should fasting on Thursday make the native

> angry?

>

> Dear Freedom,

>

> I sincerely hope that you do not presume to have the spiritual

> authority to recommend divorce. This will be the downfall of jyotish

> in the West, and already seems to be a commonplace in many circles.

> Your technical abilities are not in question; what is worrisome to me

> is the karma borne by both jyotishi and native for destroying families

> and engineering self-fulfilling prophecies. I have not even looked at

> the chart in question (though I hope to do so soon and email Reema

> off-list). I think SJC sgould build into its charter a way of

> ensuring that jyotishis avoid precisely the tone your email

> exemplifies, which seems more in the spirit of a commandment or

> directive than a diplomatic and compassionate offering, infused with

> humility and bedside manner.

>

> Respectfully,

>

> J.I. Abbot

>

> sohamsa , " freeflowaum " <freeflowaum wrote:

>>

>> Hare Rama Krsna

>>

>> Reema,

>> Do not be attached to individual desires of native or your own personal

>> ideals about relationships, unattachment brings clear sightedness. The

>> Upapada is heavily afflicted and there should have been a kumbha vivaha

>> before the native was married, so the UL could have been broken, but too

>> late now.

>> Bojan,

>> The unmada is on the UL, which means the wife has lost it,

> irrational anger

>> and depression (Saturn in first and Mars in seventh-to UL). To check

> if this

>> is the correct wife we are speaking of, she would have a heavily

> afflicted

>> (or MKS) Mars and Saturn in HER natal chart, based on upon his UL.

> And UL

>> fasting will not remove her unmada, only promote marriage.

>> That same Mars-Saturn is a poverty yoga from the native's lagna

> (malefics in

>> 2nd and 8th). So after the vivaha (marriage), the native would

> become poor

>> and the wife would become 'mad'. This is a cursed UL (cursed

> marriage) and

>> in these cases it will be seen that the native's spouse will also have a

>> curse on their UL. Now if the curse is on your head, you cannot get

> out of

>> it, but when a curse is on your marriage, then it is possible to let the

>> curse go.

>>

>> Secondly, the sustaining factor in this marriage is maranakaraka

> sthana Rahu

>> (second from UL) and this is on his AL. The marriage had little

> chance of

>> lasting to begin with because a dying malefic is feeding it. The

> vivaha's

>> breaking has ruined the native's name and reputation, the longer the

> break

>> lasts the more damage there will be to the native's image (what

> people think

>> of him and how he is socially percieved).

>>

>> The breaking of the vivaha will benefit both the native and his

> wife! She

>> will regain some sanity and the native will be able to do remedy for his

>> financial problems. The two people will actually be able to get

> along much

>> better after divorce. In this chart, Bagala worship will break the

> marriage.

>> Fasting will only prolong the suffering of both natives. Therefore,

> first

>> have the native do mantra of Bagala Devi.

>>

>> Then after divorce, the native should perform kumbha vivaha (as next

> UL is

>> on Ketu-Rahu axis) and Rahu is MKS as already mentioned (another

> problemed

>> marriage). The third UL, his next marriage after divorce and kumba

> vivaha

>> will prove very beneficial as it contains an uccha Moon. With this

> marriage

>> he will prosper financially and his dharma will grow in many ways.

> Jupiter

>> is uccha banga being uplifted by this uccha Moon that will be

> activated by

>> the third marriage. With the worship of Krsna he will be able to

> attain his

>> beneficial UL in his upcoming Jupiter Moon Mula dasha (if he is

> completely

>> divorced and has performed kumbha vivaha) by that time.

>>

>> Namah Sivaya

>>

>> _____

>>

>> sohamsa [sohamsa ] On

> Behalf Of

>> reema_sriganesh

>> Wednesday, July 19, 2006 2:32 PM

>> sohamsa

>> Re: Why should fasting on Thursday make the

> native angry?

>>

>> || Hare Rama Krishna ||

>>

>> Namaste Bojan-ji,

>>

>> Thank you so much. Your reply helped me in understanding the UL

>> better, and it certainly will go a long way in helping the native. He

>> seems to really want to save his marriage, and may God grant him the

>> power to do so.

>>

>> Thank you once again, and best wishes.

>>

>> May Sri Vishnu bless us all,

>> Reema.

>>

>> sohamsa@ <sohamsa%40> .com,

> bojan

>> vidakovic <janbovid@> wrote:

>>>

>>>

>>> HARE RAMA KRISHNA

>>> Dear Reema, as per my experience it is the karma that

>>> should be cleansed thorugh that UL with fasting, and

>>> ofcourse it is not so easy. What I have seen is that

>>> when UL is in 8th or its lord is at the same time the

>>> lord of the eight bhava than it is very hard to fast,

>>> esspeceally at the beginning. It can bring headaches,

>>> short temper, but after some time of regular fast it

>>> will be normalized. Ofcourse he should fast on that

>>> particular day, it will save his marriage and fix

>>> problems with unmada yoga etc. Everything will be fine

>>> after few weeks...best wishes, but the person must

>>> keep fasting, Bojan Vidakovic

>>> OM TAT SAT

>>> --- reema_sriganesh <reema_sriganesh@> wrote:

>>>

>>>> || Hare Rama Krishna ||

>>>>

>>>> Namaste,

>>>>

>>>> A native approached me about his issues in marriage.

>>>> After looking at

>>>> his chart, I suggested that he fast on Thursdays

>>>> (since UL lord is

>>>> exalted and retrograde Guru placed in the 12th

>>>> house).

>>>>

>>>> After doing this remedy, the native gave the

>>>> following feedback:

>>>>

>>>> I have been noticing that I get very angry on

>>>> Thursday and I get very

>>>> much frustrated also. As a result of this I start

>>>> remembering all the

>>>> things that I have done or have been done to me.

>>>>

>>>> * * *

>>>>

>>>> Native's data: 12/25/1966, 22:20 Hrs, 5:30 East of

>>>> GMT, 77E12, 28N36

>>>>

>>>> My question is - why should the native feel angry

>>>> particularly on

>>>> Thursdays? Is it just the exhaustion of fasting or

>>>> something more? I

>>>> notice that there is an unmada yoga on the UL axis.

>>>> But that should

>>>> mean that the spouse could have temper problems. It

>>>> doesn't mean that

>>>> the native cannot fast on the UL lord's day to try

>>>> to save his

>>>> marriage, correct?

>>>>

>>>> So are there any other indications, which I might

>>>> have missed, that

>>>> suggest native's frustration and anger on Thursdays

>>>> since he began

>>>> fasting?

>>>>

>>>> Any insight would be greatly appreciated.

>>>>

>>>> May Sri Vishnu bless us all,

>>>> Reema.

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>> http://mail. <>

>>>

>>

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Dear Mr. Abbot,

PLease post your analysis on the list of the chart in question.I'd

like to see how you are able to make something nice out of something

that can be causing both parties alot of pain and destruction.

 

undoubtably the UL is severly afflicted. Of course many angles would

need to be checked before the original opinion is confirmed.

No one needs to have " spiritual authority " , but an astrologer needs

common sense.

I'd rather take the karma for supposedly " destoying a marraige " than

taking the karma of seeing a badly afflicted chart and recommending

something that in all probablity wont work as the relationship is

not destined to survive, or worse yet, encourage some lady/man to

stick around in a marraige while her husband/wife abuses them, and

perhaps kills them -while I sit back and told tell them to " work it

out " (while I attmept to play God encouraging them to stay

together,,, it goes both ways!) Look how many people children will

suffer if they kill each other or make each others life hellish.

Some marriages are just a living hell.While others can work with

some help.

Yes, Ive seen and heard all sorts of things.

Freedom was just relating what he thought about the astrological

content, I dont think you can jump on him so easy for that.He wasnt

replying directly to the person/client he was attempting to give is

astrological assessment of the situation for some ohter

astrologers.Everyone is free to do so.

best wishes

Lakshmi

 

 

 

 

sohamsa , " j.abbot " <j.abbot wrote:

>

> Dear Freedom,

>

> I sincerely hope that you do not presume to have the spiritual

> authority to recommend divorce. This will be the downfall of

jyotish

> in the West, and already seems to be a commonplace in many

circles.

> Your technical abilities are not in question; what is worrisome to

me

> is the karma borne by both jyotishi and native for destroying

families

> and engineering self-fulfilling prophecies. I have not even

looked at

> the chart in question (though I hope to do so soon and email Reema

> off-list). I think SJC sgould build into its charter a way of

> ensuring that jyotishis avoid precisely the tone your email

> exemplifies, which seems more in the spirit of a commandment or

> directive than a diplomatic and compassionate offering, infused

with

> humility and bedside manner.

>

> Respectfully,

>

> J.I. Abbot

>

> sohamsa , " freeflowaum " <freeflowaum@> wrote:

> >

> > Hare Rama Krsna

> >

> > Reema,

> > Do not be attached to individual desires of native or your own

personal

> > ideals about relationships, unattachment brings clear

sightedness. The

> > Upapada is heavily afflicted and there should have been a kumbha

vivaha

> > before the native was married, so the UL could have been broken,

but too

> > late now.

> > Bojan,

> > The unmada is on the UL, which means the wife has lost it,

> irrational anger

> > and depression (Saturn in first and Mars in seventh-to UL). To

check

> if this

> > is the correct wife we are speaking of, she would have a heavily

> afflicted

> > (or MKS) Mars and Saturn in HER natal chart, based on upon his

UL.

> And UL

> > fasting will not remove her unmada, only promote marriage.

> > That same Mars-Saturn is a poverty yoga from the native's lagna

> (malefics in

> > 2nd and 8th). So after the vivaha (marriage), the native would

> become poor

> > and the wife would become 'mad'. This is a cursed UL (cursed

> marriage) and

> > in these cases it will be seen that the native's spouse will

also have a

> > curse on their UL. Now if the curse is on your head, you cannot

get

> out of

> > it, but when a curse is on your marriage, then it is possible to

let the

> > curse go.

> >

> > Secondly, the sustaining factor in this marriage is maranakaraka

> sthana Rahu

> > (second from UL) and this is on his AL. The marriage had little

> chance of

> > lasting to begin with because a dying malefic is feeding it. The

> vivaha's

> > breaking has ruined the native's name and reputation, the longer

the

> break

> > lasts the more damage there will be to the native's image (what

> people think

> > of him and how he is socially percieved).

> >

> > The breaking of the vivaha will benefit both the native and his

> wife! She

> > will regain some sanity and the native will be able to do remedy

for his

> > financial problems. The two people will actually be able to get

> along much

> > better after divorce. In this chart, Bagala worship will break

the

> marriage.

> > Fasting will only prolong the suffering of both natives.

Therefore,

> first

> > have the native do mantra of Bagala Devi.

> >

> > Then after divorce, the native should perform kumbha vivaha (as

next

> UL is

> > on Ketu-Rahu axis) and Rahu is MKS as already mentioned (another

> problemed

> > marriage). The third UL, his next marriage after divorce and

kumba

> vivaha

> > will prove very beneficial as it contains an uccha Moon. With

this

> marriage

> > he will prosper financially and his dharma will grow in many

ways.

> Jupiter

> > is uccha banga being uplifted by this uccha Moon that will be

> activated by

> > the third marriage. With the worship of Krsna he will be able to

> attain his

> > beneficial UL in his upcoming Jupiter Moon Mula dasha (if he is

> completely

> > divorced and has performed kumbha vivaha) by that time.

> >

> > Namah Sivaya

> >

> > _____

> >

> > sohamsa [sohamsa ] On

> Behalf Of

> > reema_sriganesh

> > Wednesday, July 19, 2006 2:32 PM

> > sohamsa

> > Re: Why should fasting on Thursday make the

> native angry?

> >

> > || Hare Rama Krishna ||

> >

> > Namaste Bojan-ji,

> >

> > Thank you so much. Your reply helped me in understanding the UL

> > better, and it certainly will go a long way in helping the

native. He

> > seems to really want to save his marriage, and may God grant him

the

> > power to do so.

> >

> > Thank you once again, and best wishes.

> >

> > May Sri Vishnu bless us all,

> > Reema.

> >

> > sohamsa@ <sohamsa%

40> .com,

> bojan

> > vidakovic <janbovid@> wrote:

> > >

> > >

> > > HARE RAMA KRISHNA

> > > Dear Reema, as per my experience it is the karma that

> > > should be cleansed thorugh that UL with fasting, and

> > > ofcourse it is not so easy. What I have seen is that

> > > when UL is in 8th or its lord is at the same time the

> > > lord of the eight bhava than it is very hard to fast,

> > > esspeceally at the beginning. It can bring headaches,

> > > short temper, but after some time of regular fast it

> > > will be normalized. Ofcourse he should fast on that

> > > particular day, it will save his marriage and fix

> > > problems with unmada yoga etc. Everything will be fine

> > > after few weeks...best wishes, but the person must

> > > keep fasting, Bojan Vidakovic

> > > OM TAT SAT

> > > --- reema_sriganesh <reema_sriganesh@> wrote:

> > >

> > > > || Hare Rama Krishna ||

> > > >

> > > > Namaste,

> > > >

> > > > A native approached me about his issues in marriage.

> > > > After looking at

> > > > his chart, I suggested that he fast on Thursdays

> > > > (since UL lord is

> > > > exalted and retrograde Guru placed in the 12th

> > > > house).

> > > >

> > > > After doing this remedy, the native gave the

> > > > following feedback:

> > > >

> > > > I have been noticing that I get very angry on

> > > > Thursday and I get very

> > > > much frustrated also. As a result of this I start

> > > > remembering all the

> > > > things that I have done or have been done to me.

> > > >

> > > > * * *

> > > >

> > > > Native's data: 12/25/1966, 22:20 Hrs, 5:30 East of

> > > > GMT, 77E12, 28N36

> > > >

> > > > My question is - why should the native feel angry

> > > > particularly on

> > > > Thursdays? Is it just the exhaustion of fasting or

> > > > something more? I

> > > > notice that there is an unmada yoga on the UL axis.

> > > > But that should

> > > > mean that the spouse could have temper problems. It

> > > > doesn't mean that

> > > > the native cannot fast on the UL lord's day to try

> > > > to save his

> > > > marriage, correct?

> > > >

> > > > So are there any other indications, which I might

> > > > have missed, that

> > > > suggest native's frustration and anger on Thursdays

> > > > since he began

> > > > fasting?

> > > >

> > > > Any insight would be greatly appreciated.

> > > >

> > > > May Sri Vishnu bless us all,

> > > > Reema.

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > http://mail. <>

> > >

> >

>

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|| Hare Rama Krishna ||

Dear Lakshmi-ji,

Namaskar. Either way you are 'playing God' - by participating or by sitting back (in full knowledge that you can influence the situation). Hence it is not the argument. The thought behind is subtle and transcends western/eastern demarkation. Jyotisha should have full faith in God and realize that his own tendencies/inclinations are promptings of God only. He is only a nimitta. If your heart goes out to remedy a situation and bring immediate relief if it good within this idea that God is making you do so. If your heart says no let him suffer and via that burn his karma it is again God's will. It also means that the wife is going through a painful suffering part which cleanses her karma and gives direction to her atman so that she may not seek further fulfilment in next relationship (if that is good for her). How do we know ?

The bottomline is that a Jyotishi should, in my opinion, show light/jyoti and let events take course. Too much talk generates heat instead of the divine and blissful light that jyoti is supposed to be.

Now let us smile and not argue for we do not know our own follies much.

Best wishes,

Sourav

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sohamsa , "lakshmikary" <lakshmikary wrote:>> Hare Rama Krishna> Dear Mr. Abbot,> PLease post your analysis on the list of the chart in question.I'd > like to see how you are able to make something nice out of something > that can be causing both parties alot of pain and destruction.> > undoubtably the UL is severly afflicted. Of course many angles would > need to be checked before the original opinion is confirmed.> No one needs to have "spiritual authority", but an astrologer needs > common sense.> I'd rather take the karma for supposedly "destoying a marraige" than > taking the karma of seeing a badly afflicted chart and recommending > something that in all probablity wont work as the relationship is > not destined to survive, or worse yet, encourage some lady/man to > stick around in a marraige while her husband/wife abuses them, and > perhaps kills them -while I sit back and told tell them to "work it > out" (while I attmept to play God encouraging them to stay > together,,, it goes both ways!) Look how many people children will > suffer if they kill each other or make each others life hellish.> Some marriages are just a living hell.While others can work with > some help.> Yes, Ive seen and heard all sorts of things.> Freedom was just relating what he thought about the astrological > content, I dont think you can jump on him so easy for that.He wasnt > replying directly to the person/client he was attempting to give is > astrological assessment of the situation for some ohter > astrologers.Everyone is free to do so.> best wishes> Lakshmi> > > > > sohamsa , "j.abbot" j.abbot@ wrote:> >> > Dear Freedom,> > > > I sincerely hope that you do not presume to have the spiritual> > authority to recommend divorce. This will be the downfall of > jyotish> > in the West, and already seems to be a commonplace in many > circles. > > Your technical abilities are not in question; what is worrisome to > me> > is the karma borne by both jyotishi and native for destroying > families> > and engineering self-fulfilling prophecies. I have not even > looked at> > the chart in question (though I hope to do so soon and email Reema> > off-list). I think SJC sgould build into its charter a way of> > ensuring that jyotishis avoid precisely the tone your email> > exemplifies, which seems more in the spirit of a commandment or> > directive than a diplomatic and compassionate offering, infused > with> > humility and bedside manner.> > > > Respectfully,> > > > J.I. Abbot> > > > sohamsa , "freeflowaum" <freeflowaum@> wrote:> > >> > > Hare Rama Krsna> > > > > > Reema,> > > Do not be attached to individual desires of native or your own > personal> > > ideals about relationships, unattachment brings clear > sightedness. The> > > Upapada is heavily afflicted and there should have been a kumbha > vivaha> > > before the native was married, so the UL could have been broken, > but too> > > late now. > > > Bojan,> > > The unmada is on the UL, which means the wife has lost it,> > irrational anger> > > and depression (Saturn in first and Mars in seventh-to UL). To > check> > if this> > > is the correct wife we are speaking of, she would have a heavily> > afflicted> > > (or MKS) Mars and Saturn in HER natal chart, based on upon his > UL.> > And UL> > > fasting will not remove her unmada, only promote marriage.> > > That same Mars-Saturn is a poverty yoga from the native's lagna> > (malefics in> > > 2nd and 8th). So after the vivaha (marriage), the native would> > become poor> > > and the wife would become 'mad'. This is a cursed UL (cursed> > marriage) and> > > in these cases it will be seen that the native's spouse will > also have a> > > curse on their UL. Now if the curse is on your head, you cannot > get> > out of> > > it, but when a curse is on your marriage, then it is possible to > let the> > > curse go. > > > > > > Secondly, the sustaining factor in this marriage is maranakaraka> > sthana Rahu> > > (second from UL) and this is on his AL. The marriage had little> > chance of> > > lasting to begin with because a dying malefic is feeding it. The> > vivaha's> > > breaking has ruined the native's name and reputation, the longer > the> > break> > > lasts the more damage there will be to the native's image (what> > people think> > > of him and how he is socially percieved). > > > > > > The breaking of the vivaha will benefit both the native and his> > wife! She> > > will regain some sanity and the native will be able to do remedy > for his> > > financial problems. The two people will actually be able to get> > along much> > > better after divorce. In this chart, Bagala worship will break > the> > marriage.> > > Fasting will only prolong the suffering of both natives. > Therefore,> > first> > > have the native do mantra of Bagala Devi.> > > > > > Then after divorce, the native should perform kumbha vivaha (as > next> > UL is> > > on Ketu-Rahu axis) and Rahu is MKS as already mentioned (another> > problemed> > > marriage). The third UL, his next marriage after divorce and > kumba> > vivaha> > > will prove very beneficial as it contains an uccha Moon. With > this> > marriage> > > he will prosper financially and his dharma will grow in many > ways.> > Jupiter> > > is uccha banga being uplifted by this uccha Moon that will be> > activated by> > > the third marriage. With the worship of Krsna he will be able to> > attain his> > > beneficial UL in his upcoming Jupiter Moon Mula dasha (if he is> > completely> > > divorced and has performed kumbha vivaha) by that time. > > > > > > Namah Sivaya> > > > > > _____ > > > > > > sohamsa [sohamsa ] On> > Behalf Of> > > reema_sriganesh> > > Wednesday, July 19, 2006 2:32 PM> > > sohamsa > > > Re: Why should fasting on Thursday make the> > native angry?> > > > > > || Hare Rama Krishna ||> > > > > > Namaste Bojan-ji,> > > > > > Thank you so much. Your reply helped me in understanding the UL> > > better, and it certainly will go a long way in helping the > native. He> > > seems to really want to save his marriage, and may God grant him > the> > > power to do so.> > > > > > Thank you once again, and best wishes.> > > > > > May Sri Vishnu bless us all,> > > Reema.> > > > > > sohamsa@ <sohamsa%> 40> .com,> > bojan> > > vidakovic <janbovid@> wrote:> > > >> > > > > > > > HARE RAMA KRISHNA> > > > Dear Reema, as per my experience it is the karma that> > > > should be cleansed thorugh that UL with fasting, and> > > > ofcourse it is not so easy. What I have seen is that> > > > when UL is in 8th or its lord is at the same time the> > > > lord of the eight bhava than it is very hard to fast,> > > > esspeceally at the beginning. It can bring headaches,> > > > short temper, but after some time of regular fast it> > > > will be normalized. Ofcourse he should fast on that> > > > particular day, it will save his marriage and fix> > > > problems with unmada yoga etc. Everything will be fine> > > > after few weeks...best wishes, but the person must> > > > keep fasting, Bojan Vidakovic> > > > OM TAT SAT> > > > --- reema_sriganesh <reema_sriganesh@> wrote:> > > > > > > > > || Hare Rama Krishna ||> > > > > > > > > > Namaste,> > > > > > > > > > A native approached me about his issues in marriage.> > > > > After looking at> > > > > his chart, I suggested that he fast on Thursdays> > > > > (since UL lord is> > > > > exalted and retrograde Guru placed in the 12th> > > > > house).> > > > > > > > > > After doing this remedy, the native gave the> > > > > following feedback:> > > > > > > > > > I have been noticing that I get very angry on> > > > > Thursday and I get very> > > > > much frustrated also. As a result of this I start> > > > > remembering all the> > > > > things that I have done or have been done to me.> > > > > > > > > > * * *> > > > > > > > > > Native's data: 12/25/1966, 22:20 Hrs, 5:30 East of> > > > > GMT, 77E12, 28N36> > > > > > > > > > My question is - why should the native feel angry> > > > > particularly on> > > > > Thursdays? Is it just the exhaustion of fasting or> > > > > something more? I> > > > > notice that there is an unmada yoga on the UL axis.> > > > > But that should> > > > > mean that the spouse could have temper problems. It> > > > > doesn't mean that> > > > > the native cannot fast on the UL lord's day to try> > > > > to save his> > > > > marriage, correct?> > > > > > > > > > So are there any other indications, which I might> > > > > have missed, that> > > > > suggest native's frustration and anger on Thursdays> > > > > since he began> > > > > fasting?> > > > > > > > > > Any insight would be greatly appreciated.> > > > > > > > > > May Sri Vishnu bless us all,> > > > > Reema.> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > http://mail. <> > > > >> > >> >>

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Dear Laxmi ji

 

I will accept your opinion, if astrologer has track record of 100% accurate

prediction. If he is fallible, then this is not recommended line of

consultation. Yes, each one is free..even if it causes harm to someone!!!!

 

 

regards / Prafulla Gang

 

In order to live free and happily you must sacrifice boredom. It is not always

an easy sacrifice.

 

 

>

> lakshmikary

> Thu, 20 Jul 2006 06:57:21 -0000

> sohamsa

> Re: Why should fasting on Thursday make the native

> angry?

>

> Hare Rama Krishna

> Dear Mr. Abbot,

> PLease post your analysis on the list of the chart in question.I'd

> like to see how you are able to make something nice out of something

> that can be causing both parties alot of pain and destruction.

>

> undoubtably the UL is severly afflicted. Of course many angles would

> need to be checked before the original opinion is confirmed.

> No one needs to have " spiritual authority " , but an astrologer needs

> common sense.

> I'd rather take the karma for supposedly " destoying a marraige " than

> taking the karma of seeing a badly afflicted chart and recommending

> something that in all probablity wont work as the relationship is

> not destined to survive, or worse yet, encourage some lady/man to

> stick around in a marraige while her husband/wife abuses them, and

> perhaps kills them -while I sit back and told tell them to " work it

> out " (while I attmept to play God encouraging them to stay

> together,,, it goes both ways!) Look how many people children will

> suffer if they kill each other or make each others life hellish.

> Some marriages are just a living hell.While others can work with

> some help.

> Yes, Ive seen and heard all sorts of things.

> Freedom was just relating what he thought about the astrological

> content, I dont think you can jump on him so easy for that.He wasnt

> replying directly to the person/client he was attempting to give is

> astrological assessment of the situation for some ohter

> astrologers.Everyone is free to do so.

> best wishes

> Lakshmi

>

>

>

>

> sohamsa , " j.abbot " <j.abbot wrote:

>>

>> Dear Freedom,

>>

>> I sincerely hope that you do not presume to have the spiritual

>> authority to recommend divorce. This will be the downfall of

> jyotish

>> in the West, and already seems to be a commonplace in many

> circles.

>> Your technical abilities are not in question; what is worrisome to

> me

>> is the karma borne by both jyotishi and native for destroying

> families

>> and engineering self-fulfilling prophecies. I have not even

> looked at

>> the chart in question (though I hope to do so soon and email Reema

>> off-list). I think SJC sgould build into its charter a way of

>> ensuring that jyotishis avoid precisely the tone your email

>> exemplifies, which seems more in the spirit of a commandment or

>> directive than a diplomatic and compassionate offering, infused

> with

>> humility and bedside manner.

>>

>> Respectfully,

>>

>> J.I. Abbot

>>

>> sohamsa , " freeflowaum " <freeflowaum@> wrote:

>>>

>>> Hare Rama Krsna

>>>

>>> Reema,

>>> Do not be attached to individual desires of native or your own

> personal

>>> ideals about relationships, unattachment brings clear

> sightedness. The

>>> Upapada is heavily afflicted and there should have been a kumbha

> vivaha

>>> before the native was married, so the UL could have been broken,

> but too

>>> late now.

>>> Bojan,

>>> The unmada is on the UL, which means the wife has lost it,

>> irrational anger

>>> and depression (Saturn in first and Mars in seventh-to UL). To

> check

>> if this

>>> is the correct wife we are speaking of, she would have a heavily

>> afflicted

>>> (or MKS) Mars and Saturn in HER natal chart, based on upon his

> UL.

>> And UL

>>> fasting will not remove her unmada, only promote marriage.

>>> That same Mars-Saturn is a poverty yoga from the native's lagna

>> (malefics in

>>> 2nd and 8th). So after the vivaha (marriage), the native would

>> become poor

>>> and the wife would become 'mad'. This is a cursed UL (cursed

>> marriage) and

>>> in these cases it will be seen that the native's spouse will

> also have a

>>> curse on their UL. Now if the curse is on your head, you cannot

> get

>> out of

>>> it, but when a curse is on your marriage, then it is possible to

> let the

>>> curse go.

>>>

>>> Secondly, the sustaining factor in this marriage is maranakaraka

>> sthana Rahu

>>> (second from UL) and this is on his AL. The marriage had little

>> chance of

>>> lasting to begin with because a dying malefic is feeding it. The

>> vivaha's

>>> breaking has ruined the native's name and reputation, the longer

> the

>> break

>>> lasts the more damage there will be to the native's image (what

>> people think

>>> of him and how he is socially percieved).

>>>

>>> The breaking of the vivaha will benefit both the native and his

>> wife! She

>>> will regain some sanity and the native will be able to do remedy

> for his

>>> financial problems. The two people will actually be able to get

>> along much

>>> better after divorce. In this chart, Bagala worship will break

> the

>> marriage.

>>> Fasting will only prolong the suffering of both natives.

> Therefore,

>> first

>>> have the native do mantra of Bagala Devi.

>>>

>>> Then after divorce, the native should perform kumbha vivaha (as

> next

>> UL is

>>> on Ketu-Rahu axis) and Rahu is MKS as already mentioned (another

>> problemed

>>> marriage). The third UL, his next marriage after divorce and

> kumba

>> vivaha

>>> will prove very beneficial as it contains an uccha Moon. With

> this

>> marriage

>>> he will prosper financially and his dharma will grow in many

> ways.

>> Jupiter

>>> is uccha banga being uplifted by this uccha Moon that will be

>> activated by

>>> the third marriage. With the worship of Krsna he will be able to

>> attain his

>>> beneficial UL in his upcoming Jupiter Moon Mula dasha (if he is

>> completely

>>> divorced and has performed kumbha vivaha) by that time.

>>>

>>> Namah Sivaya

>>>

>>> _____

>>>

>>> sohamsa [sohamsa ] On

>> Behalf Of

>>> reema_sriganesh

>>> Wednesday, July 19, 2006 2:32 PM

>>> sohamsa

>>> Re: Why should fasting on Thursday make the

>> native angry?

>>>

>>> || Hare Rama Krishna ||

>>>

>>> Namaste Bojan-ji,

>>>

>>> Thank you so much. Your reply helped me in understanding the UL

>>> better, and it certainly will go a long way in helping the

> native. He

>>> seems to really want to save his marriage, and may God grant him

> the

>>> power to do so.

>>>

>>> Thank you once again, and best wishes.

>>>

>>> May Sri Vishnu bless us all,

>>> Reema.

>>>

>>> sohamsa@ <sohamsa%

> 40> .com,

>> bojan

>>> vidakovic <janbovid@> wrote:

>>>>

>>>>

>>>> HARE RAMA KRISHNA

>>>> Dear Reema, as per my experience it is the karma that

>>>> should be cleansed thorugh that UL with fasting, and

>>>> ofcourse it is not so easy. What I have seen is that

>>>> when UL is in 8th or its lord is at the same time the

>>>> lord of the eight bhava than it is very hard to fast,

>>>> esspeceally at the beginning. It can bring headaches,

>>>> short temper, but after some time of regular fast it

>>>> will be normalized. Ofcourse he should fast on that

>>>> particular day, it will save his marriage and fix

>>>> problems with unmada yoga etc. Everything will be fine

>>>> after few weeks...best wishes, but the person must

>>>> keep fasting, Bojan Vidakovic

>>>> OM TAT SAT

>>>> --- reema_sriganesh <reema_sriganesh@> wrote:

>>>>

>>>>> || Hare Rama Krishna ||

>>>>>

>>>>> Namaste,

>>>>>

>>>>> A native approached me about his issues in marriage.

>>>>> After looking at

>>>>> his chart, I suggested that he fast on Thursdays

>>>>> (since UL lord is

>>>>> exalted and retrograde Guru placed in the 12th

>>>>> house).

>>>>>

>>>>> After doing this remedy, the native gave the

>>>>> following feedback:

>>>>>

>>>>> I have been noticing that I get very angry on

>>>>> Thursday and I get very

>>>>> much frustrated also. As a result of this I start

>>>>> remembering all the

>>>>> things that I have done or have been done to me.

>>>>>

>>>>> * * *

>>>>>

>>>>> Native's data: 12/25/1966, 22:20 Hrs, 5:30 East of

>>>>> GMT, 77E12, 28N36

>>>>>

>>>>> My question is - why should the native feel angry

>>>>> particularly on

>>>>> Thursdays? Is it just the exhaustion of fasting or

>>>>> something more? I

>>>>> notice that there is an unmada yoga on the UL axis.

>>>>> But that should

>>>>> mean that the spouse could have temper problems. It

>>>>> doesn't mean that

>>>>> the native cannot fast on the UL lord's day to try

>>>>> to save his

>>>>> marriage, correct?

>>>>>

>>>>> So are there any other indications, which I might

>>>>> have missed, that

>>>>> suggest native's frustration and anger on Thursdays

>>>>> since he began

>>>>> fasting?

>>>>>

>>>>> Any insight would be greatly appreciated.

>>>>>

>>>>> May Sri Vishnu bless us all,

>>>>> Reema.

>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>> http://mail. <>

>>>>

>>>

>>

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Dear Lakshmi,

 

Please call me Jesse; since we have spoken several times on the phone,

there's no need to be so formal. I respectfully disagree with much of

your assessment. To the degree that there is abuse, of course it is

the role of the jyotishi to counsel an intervention. However, the

facile way in which Freedom recommended divorce alarmed me.

Obviously, the scenario is a bit different from direct advice to a

client. Nonetheless, there is a certain tendency for jyotishis to

presume what they can see or know, and/or to be prescriptive rather

than descriptive. The universe is not so cut-and-dried, frankly. Here

is an area where jyotish can actually borrow a page or two from

Western astrologers, not with respect to methodology, but as to

bedside manner. I never questioned Freedom's analysis (since I noted

I had not looked at the chart, how could I?) I took issue with the

tone. Please read his message again. If you do not see anything

presumptuous, I fear there is not much more that I can say here.

 

I concede that I'm biased in this instance because I have witnessed

/audited firsthand very similar advice given by an SJC guru directly

to a querent. Later that day, the same SJC guru addressed in a talk

the terrible karma involved in destroying marriages and families!

 

I do not anticipate engaging this thread further. To the degree that

my own tone was less than kind, I do apologize to Freedom and the

list. I think there is a broader issue here, though, which I will

explore in an article, likely for _The Mountain Astrologer_, where I

have published before. Obviously I would preserve anonymity in this

particular instance. The previous event that I discussed above

involving the advice to divorce left such an unpleasant taste in my

mouth that I kept away from SJC lists for many months out of respect,

knowing my own temper. Now I could not remain silent.

 

There is lip service on the SJC lists (and their equivalent across the

modern jyotish scene) regarding the difference between a shiksha guru

and a diksha guru. I do see circumstances in which a jyotishi can be

both, but I think actually that the lip service is paid so that a

jyotishi can presume to act as both but then fall back on the caveat

that he or she is not a diksha guru. That is fairly slippery if one

considers it closely. I am *not* imputing this behavior to Freedom

but rather speaking to a broader trend that should concern us.

 

Thank you for your time considering these thoughts. As I noted, I

shall not be getting into a " dueling jyotish " match via my own

competitive analysis. My point clearly lay elsewhere than in the

technical side of things.

 

Sarva mangalam,

 

Jesse

 

sohamsa , " lakshmikary " <lakshmikary wrote:

>

> Hare Rama Krishna

> Dear Mr. Abbot,

> PLease post your analysis on the list of the chart in question.I'd

> like to see how you are able to make something nice out of something

> that can be causing both parties alot of pain and destruction.

>

> undoubtably the UL is severly afflicted. Of course many angles would

> need to be checked before the original opinion is confirmed.

> No one needs to have " spiritual authority " , but an astrologer needs

> common sense.

> I'd rather take the karma for supposedly " destoying a marraige " than

> taking the karma of seeing a badly afflicted chart and recommending

> something that in all probablity wont work as the relationship is

> not destined to survive, or worse yet, encourage some lady/man to

> stick around in a marraige while her husband/wife abuses them, and

> perhaps kills them -while I sit back and told tell them to " work it

> out " (while I attmept to play God encouraging them to stay

> together,,, it goes both ways!) Look how many people children will

> suffer if they kill each other or make each others life hellish.

> Some marriages are just a living hell.While others can work with

> some help.

> Yes, Ive seen and heard all sorts of things.

> Freedom was just relating what he thought about the astrological

> content, I dont think you can jump on him so easy for that.He wasnt

> replying directly to the person/client he was attempting to give is

> astrological assessment of the situation for some ohter

> astrologers.Everyone is free to do so.

> best wishes

> Lakshmi

>

>

>

>

> sohamsa , " j.abbot " <j.abbot@> wrote:

> >

> > Dear Freedom,

> >

> > I sincerely hope that you do not presume to have the spiritual

> > authority to recommend divorce. This will be the downfall of

> jyotish

> > in the West, and already seems to be a commonplace in many

> circles.

> > Your technical abilities are not in question; what is worrisome to

> me

> > is the karma borne by both jyotishi and native for destroying

> families

> > and engineering self-fulfilling prophecies. I have not even

> looked at

> > the chart in question (though I hope to do so soon and email Reema

> > off-list). I think SJC sgould build into its charter a way of

> > ensuring that jyotishis avoid precisely the tone your email

> > exemplifies, which seems more in the spirit of a commandment or

> > directive than a diplomatic and compassionate offering, infused

> with

> > humility and bedside manner.

> >

> > Respectfully,

> >

> > J.I. Abbot

> >

> > sohamsa , " freeflowaum " <freeflowaum@> wrote:

> > >

> > > Hare Rama Krsna

> > >

> > > Reema,

> > > Do not be attached to individual desires of native or your own

> personal

> > > ideals about relationships, unattachment brings clear

> sightedness. The

> > > Upapada is heavily afflicted and there should have been a kumbha

> vivaha

> > > before the native was married, so the UL could have been broken,

> but too

> > > late now.

> > > Bojan,

> > > The unmada is on the UL, which means the wife has lost it,

> > irrational anger

> > > and depression (Saturn in first and Mars in seventh-to UL). To

> check

> > if this

> > > is the correct wife we are speaking of, she would have a heavily

> > afflicted

> > > (or MKS) Mars and Saturn in HER natal chart, based on upon his

> UL.

> > And UL

> > > fasting will not remove her unmada, only promote marriage.

> > > That same Mars-Saturn is a poverty yoga from the native's lagna

> > (malefics in

> > > 2nd and 8th). So after the vivaha (marriage), the native would

> > become poor

> > > and the wife would become 'mad'. This is a cursed UL (cursed

> > marriage) and

> > > in these cases it will be seen that the native's spouse will

> also have a

> > > curse on their UL. Now if the curse is on your head, you cannot

> get

> > out of

> > > it, but when a curse is on your marriage, then it is possible to

> let the

> > > curse go.

> > >

> > > Secondly, the sustaining factor in this marriage is maranakaraka

> > sthana Rahu

> > > (second from UL) and this is on his AL. The marriage had little

> > chance of

> > > lasting to begin with because a dying malefic is feeding it. The

> > vivaha's

> > > breaking has ruined the native's name and reputation, the longer

> the

> > break

> > > lasts the more damage there will be to the native's image (what

> > people think

> > > of him and how he is socially percieved).

> > >

> > > The breaking of the vivaha will benefit both the native and his

> > wife! She

> > > will regain some sanity and the native will be able to do remedy

> for his

> > > financial problems. The two people will actually be able to get

> > along much

> > > better after divorce. In this chart, Bagala worship will break

> the

> > marriage.

> > > Fasting will only prolong the suffering of both natives.

> Therefore,

> > first

> > > have the native do mantra of Bagala Devi.

> > >

> > > Then after divorce, the native should perform kumbha vivaha (as

> next

> > UL is

> > > on Ketu-Rahu axis) and Rahu is MKS as already mentioned (another

> > problemed

> > > marriage). The third UL, his next marriage after divorce and

> kumba

> > vivaha

> > > will prove very beneficial as it contains an uccha Moon. With

> this

> > marriage

> > > he will prosper financially and his dharma will grow in many

> ways.

> > Jupiter

> > > is uccha banga being uplifted by this uccha Moon that will be

> > activated by

> > > the third marriage. With the worship of Krsna he will be able to

> > attain his

> > > beneficial UL in his upcoming Jupiter Moon Mula dasha (if he is

> > completely

> > > divorced and has performed kumbha vivaha) by that time.

> > >

> > > Namah Sivaya

> > >

> > > _____

> > >

> > > sohamsa [sohamsa ] On

> > Behalf Of

> > > reema_sriganesh

> > > Wednesday, July 19, 2006 2:32 PM

> > > sohamsa

> > > Re: Why should fasting on Thursday make the

> > native angry?

> > >

> > > || Hare Rama Krishna ||

> > >

> > > Namaste Bojan-ji,

> > >

> > > Thank you so much. Your reply helped me in understanding the UL

> > > better, and it certainly will go a long way in helping the

> native. He

> > > seems to really want to save his marriage, and may God grant him

> the

> > > power to do so.

> > >

> > > Thank you once again, and best wishes.

> > >

> > > May Sri Vishnu bless us all,

> > > Reema.

> > >

> > > sohamsa@ <sohamsa%

> 40> .com,

> > bojan

> > > vidakovic <janbovid@> wrote:

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > HARE RAMA KRISHNA

> > > > Dear Reema, as per my experience it is the karma that

> > > > should be cleansed thorugh that UL with fasting, and

> > > > ofcourse it is not so easy. What I have seen is that

> > > > when UL is in 8th or its lord is at the same time the

> > > > lord of the eight bhava than it is very hard to fast,

> > > > esspeceally at the beginning. It can bring headaches,

> > > > short temper, but after some time of regular fast it

> > > > will be normalized. Ofcourse he should fast on that

> > > > particular day, it will save his marriage and fix

> > > > problems with unmada yoga etc. Everything will be fine

> > > > after few weeks...best wishes, but the person must

> > > > keep fasting, Bojan Vidakovic

> > > > OM TAT SAT

> > > > --- reema_sriganesh <reema_sriganesh@> wrote:

> > > >

> > > > > || Hare Rama Krishna ||

> > > > >

> > > > > Namaste,

> > > > >

> > > > > A native approached me about his issues in marriage.

> > > > > After looking at

> > > > > his chart, I suggested that he fast on Thursdays

> > > > > (since UL lord is

> > > > > exalted and retrograde Guru placed in the 12th

> > > > > house).

> > > > >

> > > > > After doing this remedy, the native gave the

> > > > > following feedback:

> > > > >

> > > > > I have been noticing that I get very angry on

> > > > > Thursday and I get very

> > > > > much frustrated also. As a result of this I start

> > > > > remembering all the

> > > > > things that I have done or have been done to me.

> > > > >

> > > > > * * *

> > > > >

> > > > > Native's data: 12/25/1966, 22:20 Hrs, 5:30 East of

> > > > > GMT, 77E12, 28N36

> > > > >

> > > > > My question is - why should the native feel angry

> > > > > particularly on

> > > > > Thursdays? Is it just the exhaustion of fasting or

> > > > > something more? I

> > > > > notice that there is an unmada yoga on the UL axis.

> > > > > But that should

> > > > > mean that the spouse could have temper problems. It

> > > > > doesn't mean that

> > > > > the native cannot fast on the UL lord's day to try

> > > > > to save his

> > > > > marriage, correct?

> > > > >

> > > > > So are there any other indications, which I might

> > > > > have missed, that

> > > > > suggest native's frustration and anger on Thursdays

> > > > > since he began

> > > > > fasting?

> > > > >

> > > > > Any insight would be greatly appreciated.

> > > > >

> > > > > May Sri Vishnu bless us all,

> > > > > Reema.

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > http://mail. <>

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

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HARE RAMA KRISHNA

Since the marriage is the highest darma I would

advice to start fasting. Something will change, try

and you'll see. My oppinion is that the native should

choose the harder way and perform fast - and try to

give the most from himself, and than when the UL

becomes clean it will happen. The native will stay

with partner or divorce, but has done everything from

her/his side. All the karma which is excperinced is

good for her/his development. Isn't it? After some

time the situation will become better. As per my

excperience I saw many ladies having a lot of marital

problems that have been solved with fasting. Best

wishes, Bojan

OM TAT SAT

--- " j.abbot " <j.abbot wrote:

 

> Dear Lakshmi,

>

> Please call me Jesse; since we have spoken several

> times on the phone,

> there's no need to be so formal. I respectfully

> disagree with much of

> your assessment. To the degree that there is abuse,

> of course it is

> the role of the jyotishi to counsel an intervention.

> However, the

> facile way in which Freedom recommended divorce

> alarmed me.

> Obviously, the scenario is a bit different from

> direct advice to a

> client. Nonetheless, there is a certain tendency

> for jyotishis to

> presume what they can see or know, and/or to be

> prescriptive rather

> than descriptive. The universe is not so

> cut-and-dried, frankly. Here

> is an area where jyotish can actually borrow a page

> or two from

> Western astrologers, not with respect to

> methodology, but as to

> bedside manner. I never questioned Freedom's

> analysis (since I noted

> I had not looked at the chart, how could I?) I took

> issue with the

> tone. Please read his message again. If you do not

> see anything

> presumptuous, I fear there is not much more that I

> can say here.

>

> I concede that I'm biased in this instance because I

> have witnessed

> /audited firsthand very similar advice given by an

> SJC guru directly

> to a querent. Later that day, the same SJC guru

> addressed in a talk

> the terrible karma involved in destroying marriages

> and families!

>

> I do not anticipate engaging this thread further.

> To the degree that

> my own tone was less than kind, I do apologize to

> Freedom and the

> list. I think there is a broader issue here,

> though, which I will

> explore in an article, likely for _The Mountain

> Astrologer_, where I

> have published before. Obviously I would preserve

> anonymity in this

> particular instance. The previous event that I

> discussed above

> involving the advice to divorce left such an

> unpleasant taste in my

> mouth that I kept away from SJC lists for many

> months out of respect,

> knowing my own temper. Now I could not remain

> silent.

>

> There is lip service on the SJC lists (and their

> equivalent across the

> modern jyotish scene) regarding the difference

> between a shiksha guru

> and a diksha guru. I do see circumstances in which

> a jyotishi can be

> both, but I think actually that the lip service is

> paid so that a

> jyotishi can presume to act as both but then fall

> back on the caveat

> that he or she is not a diksha guru. That is fairly

> slippery if one

> considers it closely. I am *not* imputing this

> behavior to Freedom

> but rather speaking to a broader trend that should

> concern us.

>

> Thank you for your time considering these thoughts.

> As I noted, I

> shall not be getting into a " dueling jyotish " match

> via my own

> competitive analysis. My point clearly lay

> elsewhere than in the

> technical side of things.

>

> Sarva mangalam,

>

> Jesse

>

> sohamsa , " lakshmikary "

> <lakshmikary wrote:

> >

> > Hare Rama Krishna

> > Dear Mr. Abbot,

> > PLease post your analysis on the list of the chart

> in question.I'd

> > like to see how you are able to make something

> nice out of something

> > that can be causing both parties alot of pain and

> destruction.

> >

> > undoubtably the UL is severly afflicted. Of course

> many angles would

> > need to be checked before the original opinion is

> confirmed.

> > No one needs to have " spiritual authority " , but an

> astrologer needs

> > common sense.

> > I'd rather take the karma for supposedly

> " destoying a marraige " than

> > taking the karma of seeing a badly afflicted chart

> and recommending

> > something that in all probablity wont work as the

> relationship is

> > not destined to survive, or worse yet, encourage

> some lady/man to

> > stick around in a marraige while her husband/wife

> abuses them, and

> > perhaps kills them -while I sit back and told tell

> them to " work it

> > out " (while I attmept to play God encouraging them

> to stay

> > together,,, it goes both ways!) Look how many

> people children will

> > suffer if they kill each other or make each others

> life hellish.

> > Some marriages are just a living hell.While others

> can work with

> > some help.

> > Yes, Ive seen and heard all sorts of things.

> > Freedom was just relating what he thought about

> the astrological

> > content, I dont think you can jump on him so easy

> for that.He wasnt

> > replying directly to the person/client he was

> attempting to give is

> > astrological assessment of the situation for some

> ohter

> > astrologers.Everyone is free to do so.

> > best wishes

> > Lakshmi

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > sohamsa , " j.abbot "

> <j.abbot@> wrote:

> > >

> > > Dear Freedom,

> > >

> > > I sincerely hope that you do not presume to have

> the spiritual

> > > authority to recommend divorce. This will be

> the downfall of

> > jyotish

> > > in the West, and already seems to be a

> commonplace in many

> > circles.

> > > Your technical abilities are not in question;

> what is worrisome to

> > me

> > > is the karma borne by both jyotishi and native

> for destroying

> > families

> > > and engineering self-fulfilling prophecies. I

> have not even

> > looked at

> > > the chart in question (though I hope to do so

> soon and email Reema

> > > off-list). I think SJC sgould build into its

> charter a way of

> > > ensuring that jyotishis avoid precisely the tone

> your email

> > > exemplifies, which seems more in the spirit of a

> commandment or

> > > directive than a diplomatic and compassionate

> offering, infused

> > with

> > > humility and bedside manner.

> > >

> > > Respectfully,

> > >

> > > J.I. Abbot

> > >

> > > sohamsa , " freeflowaum "

> <freeflowaum@> wrote:

> > > >

> > > > Hare Rama Krsna

> > > >

> > > > Reema,

> > > > Do not be attached to individual desires of

> native or your own

> > personal

> > > > ideals about relationships, unattachment

> brings clear

> > sightedness. The

> > > > Upapada is heavily afflicted and there should

> have been a kumbha

> > vivaha

> > > > before the native was married, so the UL could

> have

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Hare Rama Krishna

Dear Bojan, et all.

In the chart we are looking at the afflcitions to 7 house, lord,

UL,2nd from Ul, venus,etc etc.

When malefics are aspecting conjoined these places and 2nd from UL

especially, it requires the intervention of Jupiter the

sustainer,upholder of dharma. to save the marriage.

Look at some of these terrible marraiges and see if Jupiter was

aspecting the 2nd from UL atthe time of marriage.

Jupiter means wanting to stay together for dharma,religion,

children, and finance. It also can mean that a Jyotishi(signified by

a jupiter) can perhaps intervene and give mantra and remedial

measure like a doctor.

If we can see that Jupiter DOESNT influence 2nd from UL or someother

key places. like all the kendras etc. then how CAN a person stay

married?? What/who WIll keep it together? SAturn., Mars? Ketu,Rahu??

maybe venus :)

 

Saturn only keeps a person in marriage by entrapment, kidnapping and

repression,suppression.

Mars can by aggression and physical and mental abuse,

and Rahu and Ketu by threats and cheating.

A Marriage might not beable to be saved(and sometimes shouldnt be

saved) but the person should understand their karma. Chanting

mantras Jupiter has,

Om Vishnave Namah, Om Narayanaya namah, Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya

ALWAYS help.Other remedies for badhak, etc can help alot as well.

 

If I see a jupiter trying to influence the outcome then I always

encourage staying together, but with no Jupiter and no benefic

influences....its a real toss up at times.

what is best.

of course if there is no jupiter etc, its unlikely the person will

take your advice anyway, and will stay and suffer anyway..

BEst wishes

Lakshmi

 

Iwish someone can post some proven charts of some long happily

married couples here on the list.

 

 

sohamsa , bojan vidakovic <janbovid wrote:

>

>

> HARE RAMA KRISHNA

> Since the marriage is the highest darma I would

> advice to start fasting. Something will change, try

> and you'll see. My oppinion is that the native should

> choose the harder way and perform fast - and try to

> give the most from himself, and than when the UL

> becomes clean it will happen. The native will stay

> with partner or divorce, but has done everything from

> her/his side. All the karma which is excperinced is

> good for her/his development. Isn't it? After some

> time the situation will become better. As per my

> excperience I saw many ladies having a lot of marital

> problems that have been solved with fasting. Best

> wishes, Bojan

> OM TAT SAT

> --- " j.abbot " <j.abbot wrote:

>

> > Dear Lakshmi,

> >

> > Please call me Jesse; since we have spoken several

> > times on the phone,

> > there's no need to be so formal. I respectfully

> > disagree with much of

> > your assessment. To the degree that there is abuse,

> > of course it is

> > the role of the jyotishi to counsel an intervention.

> > However, the

> > facile way in which Freedom recommended divorce

> > alarmed me.

> > Obviously, the scenario is a bit different from

> > direct advice to a

> > client. Nonetheless, there is a certain tendency

> > for jyotishis to

> > presume what they can see or know, and/or to be

> > prescriptive rather

> > than descriptive. The universe is not so

> > cut-and-dried, frankly. Here

> > is an area where jyotish can actually borrow a page

> > or two from

> > Western astrologers, not with respect to

> > methodology, but as to

> > bedside manner. I never questioned Freedom's

> > analysis (since I noted

> > I had not looked at the chart, how could I?) I took

> > issue with the

> > tone. Please read his message again. If you do not

> > see anything

> > presumptuous, I fear there is not much more that I

> > can say here.

> >

> > I concede that I'm biased in this instance because I

> > have witnessed

> > /audited firsthand very similar advice given by an

> > SJC guru directly

> > to a querent. Later that day, the same SJC guru

> > addressed in a talk

> > the terrible karma involved in destroying marriages

> > and families!

> >

> > I do not anticipate engaging this thread further.

> > To the degree that

> > my own tone was less than kind, I do apologize to

> > Freedom and the

> > list. I think there is a broader issue here,

> > though, which I will

> > explore in an article, likely for _The Mountain

> > Astrologer_, where I

> > have published before. Obviously I would preserve

> > anonymity in this

> > particular instance. The previous event that I

> > discussed above

> > involving the advice to divorce left such an

> > unpleasant taste in my

> > mouth that I kept away from SJC lists for many

> > months out of respect,

> > knowing my own temper. Now I could not remain

> > silent.

> >

> > There is lip service on the SJC lists (and their

> > equivalent across the

> > modern jyotish scene) regarding the difference

> > between a shiksha guru

> > and a diksha guru. I do see circumstances in which

> > a jyotishi can be

> > both, but I think actually that the lip service is

> > paid so that a

> > jyotishi can presume to act as both but then fall

> > back on the caveat

> > that he or she is not a diksha guru. That is fairly

> > slippery if one

> > considers it closely. I am *not* imputing this

> > behavior to Freedom

> > but rather speaking to a broader trend that should

> > concern us.

> >

> > Thank you for your time considering these thoughts.

> > As I noted, I

> > shall not be getting into a " dueling jyotish " match

> > via my own

> > competitive analysis. My point clearly lay

> > elsewhere than in the

> > technical side of things.

> >

> > Sarva mangalam,

> >

> > Jesse

> >

> > sohamsa , " lakshmikary "

> > <lakshmikary@> wrote:

> > >

> > > Hare Rama Krishna

> > > Dear Mr. Abbot,

> > > PLease post your analysis on the list of the chart

> > in question.I'd

> > > like to see how you are able to make something

> > nice out of something

> > > that can be causing both parties alot of pain and

> > destruction.

> > >

> > > undoubtably the UL is severly afflicted. Of course

> > many angles would

> > > need to be checked before the original opinion is

> > confirmed.

> > > No one needs to have " spiritual authority " , but an

> > astrologer needs

> > > common sense.

> > > I'd rather take the karma for supposedly

> > " destoying a marraige " than

> > > taking the karma of seeing a badly afflicted chart

> > and recommending

> > > something that in all probablity wont work as the

> > relationship is

> > > not destined to survive, or worse yet, encourage

> > some lady/man to

> > > stick around in a marraige while her husband/wife

> > abuses them, and

> > > perhaps kills them -while I sit back and told tell

> > them to " work it

> > > out " (while I attmept to play God encouraging them

> > to stay

> > > together,,, it goes both ways!) Look how many

> > people children will

> > > suffer if they kill each other or make each others

> > life hellish.

> > > Some marriages are just a living hell.While others

> > can work with

> > > some help.

> > > Yes, Ive seen and heard all sorts of things.

> > > Freedom was just relating what he thought about

> > the astrological

> > > content, I dont think you can jump on him so easy

> > for that.He wasnt

> > > replying directly to the person/client he was

> > attempting to give is

> > > astrological assessment of the situation for some

> > ohter

> > > astrologers.Everyone is free to do so.

> > > best wishes

> > > Lakshmi

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > sohamsa , " j.abbot "

> > <j.abbot@> wrote:

> > > >

> > > > Dear Freedom,

> > > >

> > > > I sincerely hope that you do not presume to have

> > the spiritual

> > > > authority to recommend divorce. This will be

> > the downfall of

> > > jyotish

> > > > in the West, and already seems to be a

> > commonplace in many

> > > circles.

> > > > Your technical abilities are not in question;

> > what is worrisome to

> > > me

> > > > is the karma borne by both jyotishi and native

> > for destroying

> > > families

> > > > and engineering self-fulfilling prophecies. I

> > have not even

> > > looked at

> > > > the chart in question (though I hope to do so

> > soon and email Reema

> > > > off-list). I think SJC sgould build into its

> > charter a way of

> > > > ensuring that jyotishis avoid precisely the tone

> > your email

> > > > exemplifies, which seems more in the spirit of a

> > commandment or

> > > > directive than a diplomatic and compassionate

> > offering, infused

> > > with

> > > > humility and bedside manner.

> > > >

> > > > Respectfully,

> > > >

> > > > J.I. Abbot

> > > >

> > > > sohamsa , " freeflowaum "

> > <freeflowaum@> wrote:

> > > > >

> > > > > Hare Rama Krsna

> > > > >

> > > > > Reema,

> > > > > Do not be attached to individual desires of

> > native or your own

> > > personal

> > > > > ideals about relationships, unattachment

> > brings clear

> > > sightedness. The

> > > > > Upapada is heavily afflicted and there should

> > have been a kumbha

> > > vivaha

> > > > > before the native was married, so the UL could

> > have

> === message truncated ===

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

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Hare Rama Krsna

 

When Jupiter transits a curse he will help

show the remedy, and give the ability to remedy the curse. This may mean the

marriage staying together, it may mean it breaking. We must be unattached to

either, and simply look at the situation.

 

Namah Sivaya

 

 

 

 

 

sohamsa [sohamsa ] On Behalf Of lakshmikary

Thursday, July 20, 2006 5:51

PM

sohamsa

Re: Why should

fasting on Thursday make the native angry?

 

 

 

 

 

Hare Rama Krishna

Dear Bojan, et all.

In the chart we are looking at the afflcitions to 7 house, lord,

UL,2nd from Ul, venus,etc etc.

When malefics are aspecting conjoined these places and 2nd from UL

especially, it requires the intervention of Jupiter the

sustainer,upholder of dharma. to save the marriage.

Look at some of these terrible marraiges and see if Jupiter was

aspecting the 2nd from UL atthe time of marriage.

Jupiter means wanting to stay together for dharma,religion,

children, and finance. It also can mean that a Jyotishi(signified by

a jupiter) can perhaps intervene and give mantra and remedial

measure like a doctor.

If we can see that Jupiter DOESNT influence 2nd from UL or someother

key places. like all the kendras etc. then how CAN a person stay

married?? What/who WIll keep it together? SAturn., Mars? Ketu,Rahu??

maybe venus :)

 

Saturn only keeps a person in marriage by entrapment, kidnapping and

repression,suppression.

Mars can by aggression and physical and mental abuse,

and Rahu and Ketu by threats and cheating.

A Marriage might not beable to be saved(and sometimes shouldnt be

saved) but the person should understand their karma. Chanting

mantras Jupiter has,

Om Vishnave Namah, Om Narayanaya namah, Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya

ALWAYS help.Other remedies for badhak, etc can help alot as well.

 

If I see a jupiter trying to influence the outcome then I always

encourage staying together, but with no Jupiter and no benefic

influences....its a real toss up at times.

what is best.

of course if there is no jupiter etc, its unlikely the person will

take your advice anyway, and will stay and suffer anyway..

BEst wishes

Lakshmi

 

Iwish someone can post some proven charts of some long happily

married couples here on the list.

 

sohamsa ,

bojan vidakovic <janbovid wrote:

>

>

> HARE RAMA KRISHNA

> Since the marriage is the highest darma I would

> advice to start fasting. Something will change, try

> and you'll see. My oppinion is that the native should

> choose the harder way and perform fast - and try to

> give the most from himself, and than when the UL

> becomes clean it will happen. The native will stay

> with partner or divorce, but has done everything from

> her/his side. All the karma which is excperinced is

> good for her/his development. Isn't it? After some

> time the situation will become better. As per my

> excperience I saw many ladies having a lot of marital

> problems that have been solved with fasting. Best

> wishes, Bojan

> OM TAT SAT

> --- " j.abbot " <j.abbot wrote:

>

> > Dear Lakshmi,

> >

> > Please call me Jesse; since we have spoken several

> > times on the phone,

> > there's no need to be so formal. I respectfully

> > disagree with much of

> > your assessment. To the degree that there is abuse,

> > of course it is

> > the role of the jyotishi to counsel an intervention.

> > However, the

> > facile way in which Freedom recommended divorce

> > alarmed me.

> > Obviously, the scenario is a bit different from

> > direct advice to a

> > client. Nonetheless, there is a certain tendency

> > for jyotishis to

> > presume what they can see or know, and/or to be

> > prescriptive rather

> > than descriptive. The universe is not so

> > cut-and-dried, frankly. Here

> > is an area where jyotish can actually borrow a page

> > or two from

> > Western astrologers, not with respect to

> > methodology, but as to

> > bedside manner. I never questioned Freedom's

> > analysis (since I noted

> > I had not looked at the chart, how could I?) I took

> > issue with the

> > tone. Please read his message again. If you do not

> > see anything

> > presumptuous, I fear there is not much more that I

> > can say here.

> >

> > I concede that I'm biased in this instance because I

> > have witnessed

> > /audited firsthand very similar advice given by an

> > SJC guru directly

> > to a querent. Later that day, the same SJC guru

> > addressed in a talk

> > the terrible karma involved in destroying marriages

> > and families!

> >

> > I do not anticipate engaging this thread further.

> > To the degree that

> > my own tone was less than kind, I do apologize to

> > Freedom and the

> > list. I think there is a broader issue here,

> > though, which I will

> > explore in an article, likely for _The Mountain

> > Astrologer_, where I

> > have published before. Obviously I would preserve

> > anonymity in this

> > particular instance. The previous event that I

> > discussed above

> > involving the advice to divorce left such an

> > unpleasant taste in my

> > mouth that I kept away from SJC lists for many

> > months out of respect,

> > knowing my own temper. Now I could not remain

> > silent.

> >

> > There is lip service on the SJC lists (and their

> > equivalent across the

> > modern jyotish scene) regarding the difference

> > between a shiksha guru

> > and a diksha guru. I do see circumstances in which

> > a jyotishi can be

> > both, but I think actually that the lip service is

> > paid so that a

> > jyotishi can presume to act as both but then fall

> > back on the caveat

> > that he or she is not a diksha guru. That is fairly

> > slippery if one

> > considers it closely. I am *not* imputing this

> > behavior to Freedom

> > but rather speaking to a broader trend that should

> > concern us.

> >

> > Thank you for your time considering these thoughts.

> > As I noted, I

> > shall not be getting into a " dueling jyotish " match

> > via my own

> > competitive analysis. My point clearly lay

> > elsewhere than in the

> > technical side of things.

> >

> > Sarva mangalam,

> >

> > Jesse

> >

> > sohamsa ,

" lakshmikary "

> > <lakshmikary@> wrote:

> > >

> > > Hare Rama Krishna

> > > Dear Mr. Abbot,

> > > PLease post your analysis on the list of the chart

> > in question.I'd

> > > like to see how you are able to make something

> > nice out of something

> > > that can be causing both parties alot of pain and

> > destruction.

> > >

> > > undoubtably the UL is severly afflicted. Of course

> > many angles would

> > > need to be checked before the original opinion is

> > confirmed.

> > > No one needs to have " spiritual authority " , but an

> > astrologer needs

> > > common sense.

> > > I'd rather take the karma for supposedly

> > " destoying a marraige " than

> > > taking the karma of seeing a badly afflicted chart

> > and recommending

> > > something that in all probablity wont work as the

> > relationship is

> > > not destined to survive, or worse yet, encourage

> > some lady/man to

> > > stick around in a marraige while her husband/wife

> > abuses them, and

> > > perhaps kills them -while I sit back and told tell

> > them to " work it

> > > out " (while I attmept to play God encouraging them

> > to stay

> > > together,,, it goes both ways!) Look how many

> > people children will

> > > suffer if they kill each other or make each others

> > life hellish.

> > > Some marriages are just a living hell.While others

> > can work with

> > > some help.

> > > Yes, Ive seen and heard all sorts of things.

> > > Freedom was just relating what he thought about

> > the astrological

> > > content, I dont think you can jump on him so easy

> > for that.He wasnt

> > > replying directly to the person/client he was

> > attempting to give is

> > > astrological assessment of the situation for some

> > ohter

> > > astrologers.Everyone is free to do so.

> > > best wishes

> > > Lakshmi

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > sohamsa ,

" j.abbot "

> > <j.abbot@> wrote:

> > > >

> > > > Dear Freedom,

> > > >

> > > > I sincerely hope that you do not presume to have

> > the spiritual

> > > > authority to recommend divorce. This will be

> > the downfall of

> > > jyotish

> > > > in the West, and already seems to be a

> > commonplace in many

> > > circles.

> > > > Your technical abilities are not in question;

> > what is worrisome to

> > > me

> > > > is the karma borne by both jyotishi and native

> > for destroying

> > > families

> > > > and engineering self-fulfilling prophecies. I

> > have not even

> > > looked at

> > > > the chart in question (though I hope to do so

> > soon and email Reema

> > > > off-list). I think SJC sgould build into its

> > charter a way of

> > > > ensuring that jyotishis avoid precisely the tone

> > your email

> > > > exemplifies, which seems more in the spirit of a

> > commandment or

> > > > directive than a diplomatic and compassionate

> > offering, infused

> > > with

> > > > humility and bedside manner.

> > > >

> > > > Respectfully,

> > > >

> > > > J.I. Abbot

> > > >

> > > > sohamsa ,

" freeflowaum "

> > <freeflowaum@> wrote:

> > > > >

> > > > > Hare Rama Krsna

> > > > >

> > > > > Reema,

> > > > > Do not be attached to individual desires of

> > native or your own

> > > personal

> > > > > ideals about relationships, unattachment

> > brings clear

> > > sightedness. The

> > > > > Upapada is heavily afflicted and there should

> > have been a kumbha

> > > vivaha

> > > > > before the native was married, so the UL could

> > have

> === message truncated ===

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

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Hare Rama Krsna

 

Dear Jesse,

Marriage is a great thing, but it is your

opinion that a jyotishi should try to hold a relationship together. A mantra to

break it or hold it together will change karma, that

is fact. Read the first lines of my reply, please. You are attached to making a

marriage work, and because of this you will make mistakes in prediction that as

Laksmi said may get someone killed or cause more harm than good. Read my

message and study the chart until you can understand each line of what I have

said. Do not start talking from opinion, this is

untruth of the mind. A good jyotishi is unattached to personal and cultural

ideals and reads the chart clearly, the chart doesn’t lie. The chart

doesn’t lie. Malefics cause negative events, and benefics cause positive

events.

 

For example, is abortion good or not. That is an opinion. If you look at the D-7, there will

be a house for every child, born or aborted in a mother’s life. That

means an aborted child is the loss of an atma, this we see clearly from the

chart, it doesn’t lie. I picked a loaded topic

here, now, is abortion good or bad, it still remains an opinion, the fact is an atma is lost, but good or bad….. If the life of the atma or the mother is disturbed more than the

removal, who can decide. But you can’t blindly have an opinion and

tell every woman that asks about abortion not to have one. You can’t

blindly try to make every marriage work. Otherwise throw away jyotish, and just

be a preacher, don’t pretend to have insight-inner sight. People don’t

come to an astrologer when the question is easy to answer, they need real vision.

 

 

Now look better at what I wrote:

-What are the results indicated by keeping

the marriage and what are the results indicated by breaking the marriage. The

chart will not lie. Who is being humane here?

- Look at the predictions I have made

about the persons life and spouse, see if they match before your start throwing

opinions. It is said your opinions will chase and torture you when you die.

 

There are Vedic examples of divorce, and

rules for when it is allowable, the modern hindu no-divorce

concept is modern fundamentalism that often leaves divorcees suffering. And why

would the great Rishis teach us how to see divorce in a chart if there was no

need for it? I believe fully in eka pati vratta- one marriage (as my

mother stayed with my father till the day he died, as did my grandmother). But

I am not a fundamentalist and work very hard to improve the lives of others for

the highest good of all involved.

 

Jaya Jagannatha

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

sohamsa [sohamsa ] On Behalf Of j.abbot

Thursday, July 20, 2006

10:01 AM

sohamsa

Re: Why should

fasting on Thursday make the native angry?

 

 

 

 

 

Dear Lakshmi,

 

Thank you for your thoughtful and humane reply. I agree that there is

a time to intervene. It is telling that you and I have both had

experiences compelling us to speak here! And once again, I did not

intend to be nasty to Freedom. Something meaningful was triggered

here. I try to work continually with how to respond to these moments.

 

Sincerely,

 

Jesse

 

sohamsa ,

" lakshmikary " <lakshmikary wrote:

>

> Hare Rama Krishna

> Dear Jesse,and others on this thread.I'm not not arguing with

> anyone, just discussing moral ethics and this and that.Im Sat AK- :)

> I agree with you to.An astrologer is ruled by jupiter and is the 9th

> house and should their duty is to uphold dharma.

> Jupiter is also a benefactor and protector. The Sun is also karaka

> for 9th house, and light.The Sun can give the knowledge

>

> In regards to previous post/disscusion- I just wanted to say they

> is a difference between an internet learning forum, or even a

> classroom speaking with a bunch of astrologers where astrologers can

> sit and discuss charts and then actually sitting face to face with a

> suffering client and do what you can to help them .

> Perhaps because I've known Freedom I didnt take it the way you did.

> Im assume he is careful when in person.

>

> But I agree we have to be very careful what and how we tlak to the

> people approaching us.

>

> None of us can play God or even presume to fully know anything.Even

> if we see something in a chart , the chart can be wrong and so many

> things.

> But basically when someone comes and they are suffering we have to

> use our knowledge, common sense(wisdom) and compassion to help them

> understand their karma .

> On numerous occasion I have piped in when people were too quick to

> make assertions about afffairs, infidelity,etc/

> Then we have the astrologers who ignore any bad indications and only

> say positive and good things. Which is equally bad in my opinion.

> Everyone has their personal style.

>

> Jesse , one time I didnt do something about a man I knew was

> dangerous.I wanted to keep peace, not make waves, keep family going-

> well that man killed 2 weeks later. I think of it almost every day,

> and I feel the burden of that ladies life on me.I hate myself for

> not doing something.Last year I knew a man was beating his son, i

> was worried he might seriously harm him. I personally couldnt bear

> the idea that the boy should be harmed further, so I took some

> actions. Now by some intervention, whole family is happier because

> father was forced by law to deal with his anger issues.Father is

> happier, son is happy, no more with big bruises and swollen liver.

> Even in USA

any health care provider,teacher etc. is held by the law

> to report such abuse. Why/how can an astrologer sit back and let

> something go on letting the people burn away their " sins " . Well

> there is some truth to that as well..I understand it.

> Astrologers need to chant and always work towards disolving their

> own stuff so they can be good vessels of " light "

> We all have to work at being better persons and better astrologers

> and hope to have some inner connection with the divine so we can

> uplift people.

> Best wishes.

> Lakshmi

>

>

>

> sohamsa ,

" j.abbot " <j.abbot@> wrote:

> >

> > Dear Lakshmi,

> >

> > Please call me Jesse; since we have spoken several times on the

> phone,

> > there's no need to be so formal. I respectfully disagree with

> much of

> > your assessment. To the degree that there is abuse, of course it

> is

> > the role of the jyotishi to counsel an intervention. However, the

> > facile way in which Freedom recommended divorce alarmed me.

> > Obviously, the scenario is a bit different from direct advice to a

> > client. Nonetheless, there is a certain tendency for jyotishis to

> > presume what they can see or know, and/or to be prescriptive rather

> > than descriptive. The universe is not so cut-and-dried, frankly.

> Here

> > is an area where jyotish can actually borrow a page or two from

> > Western astrologers, not with respect to methodology, but as to

> > bedside manner. I never questioned Freedom's analysis (since I

> noted

> > I had not looked at the chart, how could I?) I took issue with the

> > tone. Please read his message again. If you do not see anything

> > presumptuous, I fear there is not much more that I can say here.

> >

> > I concede that I'm biased in this instance because I have witnessed

> > /audited firsthand very similar advice given by an SJC guru

> directly

> > to a querent. Later that day, the same SJC guru addressed in a

> talk

> > the terrible karma involved in destroying marriages and families!

> >

> > I do not anticipate engaging this thread further. To the degree

> that

> > my own tone was less than kind, I do apologize to Freedom and the

> > list. I think there is a broader issue here, though, which I will

> > explore in an article, likely for _The Mountain Astrologer_, where

> I

> > have published before. Obviously I would preserve anonymity in

> this

> > particular instance. The previous event that I discussed above

> > involving the advice to divorce left such an unpleasant taste in my

> > mouth that I kept away from SJC lists for many months out of

> respect,

> > knowing my own temper. Now I could not remain silent.

> >

> > There is lip service on the SJC lists (and their equivalent across

> the

> > modern jyotish scene) regarding the difference between a shiksha

> guru

> > and a diksha guru. I do see circumstances in which a jyotishi can

> be

> > both, but I think actually that the lip service is paid so that a

> > jyotishi can presume to act as both but then fall back on the

> caveat

> > that he or she is not a diksha guru. That is fairly slippery if

> one

> > considers it closely. I am *not* imputing this behavior to Freedom

> > but rather speaking to a broader trend that should concern us.

> >

> > Thank you for your time considering these thoughts. As I noted, I

> > shall not be getting into a " dueling jyotish " match via my

own

> > competitive analysis. My point clearly lay elsewhere than in the

> > technical side of things.

> >

> > Sarva mangalam,

> >

> > Jesse

> >

> > sohamsa ,

" lakshmikary " <lakshmikary@> wrote:

> > >

> > > Hare Rama Krishna

> > > Dear Mr. Abbot,

> > > PLease post your analysis on the list of the chart in

> question.I'd

> > > like to see how you are able to make something nice out of

> something

> > > that can be causing both parties alot of pain and destruction.

> > >

> > > undoubtably the UL is severly afflicted. Of course many angles

> would

> > > need to be checked before the original opinion is confirmed.

> > > No one needs to have " spiritual authority " , but an

astrologer

> needs

> > > common sense.

> > > I'd rather take the karma for supposedly " destoying a

marraige "

> than

> > > taking the karma of seeing a badly afflicted chart and

> recommending

> > > something that in all probablity wont work as the relationship

> is

> > > not destined to survive, or worse yet, encourage some lady/man

> to

> > > stick around in a marraige while her husband/wife abuses them,

> and

> > > perhaps kills them -while I sit back and told tell them to

" work

> it

> > > out " (while I attmept to play God encouraging them to stay

> > > together,,, it goes both ways!) Look how many people children

> will

> > > suffer if they kill each other or make each others life hellish.

> > > Some marriages are just a living hell.While others can work with

 

> > > some help.

> > > Yes, Ive seen and heard all sorts of things.

> > > Freedom was just relating what he thought about the astrological

 

> > > content, I dont think you can jump on him so easy for that.He

> wasnt

> > > replying directly to the person/client he was attempting to give

 

> is

> > > astrological assessment of the situation for some ohter

> > > astrologers.Everyone is free to do so.

> > > best wishes

> > > Lakshmi

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > sohamsa ,

" j.abbot " <j.abbot@> wrote:

> > > >

> > > > Dear Freedom,

> > > >

> > > > I sincerely hope that you do not presume to have the

spiritual

> > > > authority to recommend divorce. This will be the downfall

of

> > > jyotish

> > > > in the West, and already seems to be a commonplace in many

> > > circles.

> > > > Your technical abilities are not in question; what is

> worrisome to

> > > me

> > > > is the karma borne by both jyotishi and native for

destroying

> > > families

> > > > and engineering self-fulfilling prophecies. I have not even

 

> > > looked at

> > > > the chart in question (though I hope to do so soon and

email

> Reema

> > > > off-list). I think SJC sgould build into its charter a way

of

> > > > ensuring that jyotishis avoid precisely the tone your email

> > > > exemplifies, which seems more in the spirit of a

commandment or

> > > > directive than a diplomatic and compassionate offering,

> infused

> > > with

> > > > humility and bedside manner.

> > > >

> > > > Respectfully,

> > > >

> > > > J.I. Abbot

> > > >

> > > > sohamsa ,

" freeflowaum " <freeflowaum@>

> wrote:

> > > > >

> > > > > Hare Rama Krsna

> > > > >

> > > > > Reema,

> > > > > Do not be attached to individual desires of native or

your

> own

> > > personal

> > > > > ideals about relationships, unattachment brings clear

> > > sightedness. The

> > > > > Upapada is heavily afflicted and there should have

been a

> kumbha

> > > vivaha

> > > > > before the native was married, so the UL could have

been

> broken,

> > > but too

> > > > > late now.

> > > > > Bojan,

> > > > > The unmada is on the UL, which means the wife has lost

it,

> > > > irrational anger

> > > > > and depression (Saturn in first and Mars in seventh-to

UL).

> To

> > > check

> > > > if this

> > > > > is the correct wife we are speaking of, she would have

a

> heavily

> > > > afflicted

> > > > > (or MKS) Mars and Saturn in HER natal chart, based on

upon

> his

> > > UL.

> > > > And UL

> > > > > fasting will not remove her unmada, only promote

marriage.

> > > > > That same Mars-Saturn is a poverty yoga from the

native's

> lagna

> > > > (malefics in

> > > > > 2nd and 8th). So after the vivaha (marriage), the

native

> would

> > > > become poor

> > > > > and the wife would become 'mad'. This is a cursed UL

(cursed

> > > > marriage) and

> > > > > in these cases it will be seen that the native's

spouse will

> > > also have a

> > > > > curse on their UL. Now if the curse is on your head,

you

> cannot

> > > get

> > > > out of

> > > > > it, but when a curse is on your marriage, then it is

> possible to

> > > let the

> > > > > curse go.

> > > > >

> > > > > Secondly, the sustaining factor in this marriage is

> maranakaraka

> > > > sthana Rahu

> > > > > (second from UL) and this is on his AL. The marriage had

> little

> > > > chance of

> > > > > lasting to begin with because a dying malefic is

feeding it.

> The

> > > > vivaha's

> > > > > breaking has ruined the native's name and reputation,

the

> longer

> > > the

> > > > break

> > > > > lasts the more damage there will be to the native's

image

> (what

> > > > people think

> > > > > of him and how he is socially percieved).

> > > > >

> > > > > The breaking of the vivaha will benefit both the

native and

> his

> > > > wife! She

> > > > > will regain some sanity and the native will be able to

do

> remedy

> > > for his

> > > > > financial problems. The two people will actually be

able to

> get

> > > > along much

> > > > > better after divorce. In this chart, Bagala worship

will

> break

> > > the

> > > > marriage.

> > > > > Fasting will only prolong the suffering of both

natives.

> > > Therefore,

> > > > first

> > > > > have the native do mantra of Bagala Devi.

> > > > >

> > > > > Then after divorce, the native should perform kumbha

vivaha

> (as

> > > next

> > > > UL is

> > > > > on Ketu-Rahu axis) and Rahu is MKS as already

mentioned

> (another

> > > > problemed

> > > > > marriage). The third UL, his next marriage after

divorce and

> > > kumba

> > > > vivaha

> > > > > will prove very beneficial as it contains an uccha

Moon.

> With

> > > this

> > > > marriage

> > > > > he will prosper financially and his dharma will grow

in many

> > > ways.

> > > > Jupiter

> > > > > is uccha banga being uplifted by this uccha Moon that

will be

> > > > activated by

> > > > > the third marriage. With the worship of Krsna he will

be

> able to

> > > > attain his

> > > > > beneficial UL in his upcoming Jupiter Moon Mula dasha

(if he

> is

> > > > completely

> > > > > divorced and has performed kumbha vivaha) by that

time.

> > > > >

> > > > > Namah Sivaya

> > > > >

> > > > > _____

> > > > >

> > > > > sohamsa

 

> [sohamsa ]

On

> > > > Behalf Of

> > > > > reema_sriganesh

> > > > > Wednesday, July 19, 2006 2:32 PM

> > > > > sohamsa

> > > > > Re: Why should fasting on Thursday

make

> the

> > > > native angry?

> > > > >

> > > > > || Hare Rama Krishna

||

> > > > >

> > > > > Namaste Bojan-ji,

> > > > >

> > > > > Thank you so much. Your reply helped me in

understanding the

> UL

> > > > > better, and it certainly will go a long way in helping

the

> > > native. He

> > > > > seems to really want to save his marriage, and may God

grant

> him

> > > the

> > > > > power to do so.

> > > > >

> > > > > Thank you once again, and best wishes.

> > > > >

> > > > > May Sri Vishnu bless us all,

> > > > > Reema.

> > > > >

> > > > > sohamsa@ <sohamsa%

> > > 40> .com,

> > > > bojan

> > > > > vidakovic <janbovid@> wrote:

> > > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > > > HARE RAMA KRISHNA

> > > > > > Dear Reema, as per my experience it is the karma

that

> > > > > > should be cleansed thorugh that UL with fasting,

and

> > > > > > ofcourse it is not so easy. What I have seen is

that

> > > > > > when UL is in 8th or its lord is at the same time

the

> > > > > > lord of the eight bhava than it is very hard to

fast,

> > > > > > esspeceally at the beginning. It can bring

headaches,

> > > > > > short temper, but after some time of regular fast

it

> > > > > > will be normalized. Ofcourse he should fast on

that

> > > > > > particular day, it will save his marriage and fix

> > > > > > problems with unmada yoga etc. Everything will be

fine

> > > > > > after few weeks...best wishes, but the person

must

> > > > > > keep fasting, Bojan Vidakovic

> > > > > > OM TAT SAT

> > > > > > --- reema_sriganesh <reema_sriganesh@>

wrote:

> > > > > >

> > > > > > > || Hare Rama Krishna

||

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > Namaste,

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > A native approached me about his issues in

marriage.

> > > > > > > After looking at

> > > > > > > his chart, I suggested that he fast on Thursdays

> > > > > > > (since UL lord is

> > > > > > > exalted and retrograde Guru placed in the

12th

> > > > > > > house).

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > After doing this remedy, the native gave the

> > > > > > > following feedback:

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > I have been noticing that I get very angry

on

> > > > > > > Thursday and I get very

> > > > > > > much frustrated also. As a result of this I

start

> > > > > > > remembering all the

> > > > > > > things that I have done or have been done to

me.

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > * * *

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > Native's data: 12/25/1966, 22:20 Hrs, 5:30

East of

> > > > > > > GMT, 77E12, 28N36

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > My question is - why should the native feel

angry

> > > > > > > particularly on

> > > > > > > Thursdays? Is it just the exhaustion of

fasting or

> > > > > > > something more? I

> > > > > > > notice that there is an unmada yoga on the

UL axis.

> > > > > > > But that should

> > > > > > > mean that the spouse could have temper

problems. It

> > > > > > > doesn't mean that

> > > > > > > the native cannot fast on the UL lord's day

to try

> > > > > > > to save his

> > > > > > > marriage, correct?

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > So are there any other indications, which I

might

> > > > > > > have missed, that

> > > > > > > suggest native's frustration and anger on

Thursdays

> > > > > > > since he began

> > > > > > > fasting?

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > Any insight would be greatly appreciated.

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > May Sri Vishnu bless us all,

> > > > > > > Reema.

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > > >

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Dear Freedom,

 

Thank you for your patient reply. Your technical acumen has been evident

to me for several years. However, if I may be so bold, technical genius

does not a complete artist make.

 

A conceptual contagion that permeates so many esoteric circles is

something we could call " mystical fundamentalism. " This somehow

promotes the attractive premise that fundamentalism can reach every

arena, every cell or square inch in the world except for one's own

spot! Please read Hari's excellent email. The idea that there is one

final definitive reading that solely those with eyes can see is

something owards which all of us may well be vigilant.

 

I remember distinctly the standpoint you offerred me in 2003 that to

follow my chosen Ishta was not taking spiritual practice far enough

because She was ruled by Jupiter, whose element is akasha -- somehow

not subtle enough from your position within the apparent aegis of the

parampara! This is the same vantage poit that allows you to claim

confidently that " the chart does not lie. " But I can only reply, " What

is a lie, Freedom? " A lie is an an imperfection struggling with its

place in the universe: and " universe " is nothing but a single poem (One

Verse) a larger perfection beyond the conception of the " bad line " of

spiritual doggerel, the misfire of inspiration.

 

A hermeneutics that sees one valid reading of a horsoscope is consistent

with the same monolithic brahminical elitism that weighed like an

albatross on the neck of the Vedic tradition during difficult periods.

This necessitated innovative new revelations (Buddhism, Jainism,

Sikhism) to rejuvenate the still vital heart of wisdom. Ironically,

there were always simulateneously Brahmanas doing things more

resourcefully than their fundie cohorts, making these innovative

heterodoxies not superfluous but unnececessarily alienated from the

mainstream. At this moment when conservative positions are prominent in

so many sectors of society given the anarchic, desperate mood of the

world, it seems opportune to liberate mysticism from the clutches of any

exclusive clique, and liberate ourselves in turn from stigmas of any

brand.

 

I suspect you and I are closer in position than strict evidence would

dictate given your desire to transcend fundamentalism. But to the

degree that we cannot glimpse even the hint that a secret bhanga can be

discerned which will break even the worst dridha karma, we are missing

something of the jurist's work - the defense counsel's calling - which

can be the inspiration of the visionary jyotishi. Then maya is

transposed to the key of lila; then bhakti and jnana fuse in a single

conjugation of possibility. This would not presume that this is how

events will turn out most of the time - not even remotely. But such is

a possible predisposition we can have. If the client does not want to

divorce, whose will is speaking to us during the session? Is it not

possible we are subtly mistaken, and that the Ishta speaks directly

through the client? If we insist there is one static chart and that the

varied nimitta of the encounter do not with that chart make up a

greater gestalt chakra, are we not entering the realm of fundamentalist

jyotish?

 

I myself do not insist on divorce or no divorce. I do not insist. I

riff proactively in collaboration with the musicianship of the client.

I try to listen for a melody I have forgotten amid the pomp and

circumstance of my own credentials and own voice. And then I advance a

case for that melody if it seems a worthy one.

 

You may very well know something I do not about the machinery of this

life. But it has been shown many times that the scientist inevitably

influences the experiment. Subjectivity is not some Tempter but the

contraption Divinity uses to bring us home. Objectivity is the fuel

that keeps us honest getting there.

 

SARVA MANGLAM (the mantra of the jyotishi- " defense counsel " !),

 

Jesse

 

sohamsa , " freeflowaum " <freeflowaum wrote:

>

> Hare Rama Krsna

>

> Dear Jesse,

> Marriage is a great thing, but it is your opinion that a jyotishi

should try

> to hold a relationship together. A mantra to break it or hold it

together

> will change karma, that is fact. Read the first lines of my reply,

please.

> You are attached to making a marriage work, and because of this you

will

> make mistakes in prediction that as Laksmi said may get someone killed

or

> cause more harm than good. Read my message and study the chart until

you can

> understand each line of what I have said. Do not start talking from

opinion,

> this is untruth of the mind. A good jyotishi is unattached to personal

and

> cultural ideals and reads the chart clearly, the chart doesn't lie.

The

> chart doesn't lie. Malefics cause negative events, and benefics cause

> positive events.

>

> For example, is abortion good or not. That is an opinion. If you look

at the

> D-7, there will be a house for every child, born or aborted in a

mother's

> life. That means an aborted child is the loss of an atma, this we see

> clearly from the chart, it doesn't lie. I picked a loaded topic here,

now,

> is abortion good or bad, it still remains an opinion, the fact is an

atma is

> lost, but good or bad... If the life of the atma or the mother is

disturbed

> more than the removal, who can decide. But you can't blindly have an

opinion

> and tell every woman that asks about abortion not to have one. You

can't

> blindly try to make every marriage work. Otherwise throw away jyotish,

and

> just be a preacher, don't pretend to have insight-inner sight. People

don't

> come to an astrologer when the question is easy to answer, they need

real

> vision.

>

> Now look better at what I wrote:

> -What are the results indicated by keeping the marriage and what are

the

> results indicated by breaking the marriage. The chart will not lie.

Who is

> being humane here?

> - Look at the predictions I have made about the persons life and

spouse, see

> if they match before your start throwing opinions. It is said your

opinions

> will chase and torture you when you die.

>

> There are Vedic examples of divorce, and rules for when it is

allowable, the

> modern hindu no-divorce concept is modern fundamentalism that often

leaves

> divorcees suffering. And why would the great Rishis teach us how to

see

> divorce in a chart if there was no need for it? I believe fully in eka

pati

> vratta- one marriage (as my mother stayed with my father till the day

he

> died, as did my grandmother). But I am not a fundamentalist and work

very

> hard to improve the lives of others for the highest good of all

involved.

>

> Jaya Jagannatha

>

>

>

>

>

> _____

>

> sohamsa [sohamsa ] On

Behalf Of

> j.abbot

> Thursday, July 20, 2006 10:01 AM

> sohamsa

> Re: Why should fasting on Thursday make the native

angry?

>

> Dear Lakshmi,

>

> Thank you for your thoughtful and humane reply. I agree that there is

> a time to intervene. It is telling that you and I have both had

> experiences compelling us to speak here! And once again, I did not

> intend to be nasty to Freedom. Something meaningful was triggered

> here. I try to work continually with how to respond to these moments.

>

> Sincerely,

>

> Jesse

>

> sohamsa@ <sohamsa%40> .com,

> " lakshmikary " lakshmikary@ wrote:

> >

> > Hare Rama Krishna

> > Dear Jesse,and others on this thread.I'm not not arguing with

> > anyone, just discussing moral ethics and this and that.Im Sat AK- :)

> > I agree with you to.An astrologer is ruled by jupiter and is the 9th

> > house and should their duty is to uphold dharma.

> > Jupiter is also a benefactor and protector. The Sun is also karaka

> > for 9th house, and light.The Sun can give the knowledge

> >

> > In regards to previous post/disscusion- I just wanted to say they

> > is a difference between an internet learning forum, or even a

> > classroom speaking with a bunch of astrologers where astrologers can

> > sit and discuss charts and then actually sitting face to face with a

> > suffering client and do what you can to help them .

> > Perhaps because I've known Freedom I didnt take it the way you did.

> > Im assume he is careful when in person.

> >

> > But I agree we have to be very careful what and how we tlak to the

> > people approaching us.

> >

> > None of us can play God or even presume to fully know anything.Even

> > if we see something in a chart , the chart can be wrong and so many

> > things.

> > But basically when someone comes and they are suffering we have to

> > use our knowledge, common sense(wisdom) and compassion to help them

> > understand their karma .

> > On numerous occasion I have piped in when people were too quick to

> > make assertions about afffairs, infidelity,etc/

> > Then we have the astrologers who ignore any bad indications and only

> > say positive and good things. Which is equally bad in my opinion.

> > Everyone has their personal style.

> >

> > Jesse , one time I didnt do something about a man I knew was

> > dangerous.I wanted to keep peace, not make waves, keep family going-

> > well that man killed 2 weeks later. I think of it almost every day,

> > and I feel the burden of that ladies life on me.I hate myself for

> > not doing something.Last year I knew a man was beating his son, i

> > was worried he might seriously harm him. I personally couldnt bear

> > the idea that the boy should be harmed further, so I took some

> > actions. Now by some intervention, whole family is happier because

> > father was forced by law to deal with his anger issues.Father is

> > happier, son is happy, no more with big bruises and swollen liver.

> > Even in USA any health care provider,teacher etc. is held by the law

> > to report such abuse. Why/how can an astrologer sit back and let

> > something go on letting the people burn away their " sins " . Well

> > there is some truth to that as well..I understand it.

> > Astrologers need to chant and always work towards disolving their

> > own stuff so they can be good vessels of " light "

> > We all have to work at being better persons and better astrologers

> > and hope to have some inner connection with the divine so we can

> > uplift people.

> > Best wishes.

> > Lakshmi

> >

> >

> >

> > sohamsa@ <sohamsa%40> .com,

> " j.abbot " <j.abbot@> wrote:

> > >

> > > Dear Lakshmi,

> > >

> > > Please call me Jesse; since we have spoken several times on the

> > phone,

> > > there's no need to be so formal. I respectfully disagree with

> > much of

> > > your assessment. To the degree that there is abuse, of course it

> > is

> > > the role of the jyotishi to counsel an intervention. However, the

> > > facile way in which Freedom recommended divorce alarmed me.

> > > Obviously, the scenario is a bit different from direct advice to a

> > > client. Nonetheless, there is a certain tendency for jyotishis to

> > > presume what they can see or know, and/or to be prescriptive

rather

> > > than descriptive. The universe is not so cut-and-dried, frankly.

> > Here

> > > is an area where jyotish can actually borrow a page or two from

> > > Western astrologers, not with respect to methodology, but as to

> > > bedside manner. I never questioned Freedom's analysis (since I

> > noted

> > > I had not looked at the chart, how could I?) I took issue with the

> > > tone. Please read his message again. If you do not see anything

> > > presumptuous, I fear there is not much more that I can say here.

> > >

> > > I concede that I'm biased in this instance because I have

witnessed

> > > /audited firsthand very similar advice given by an SJC guru

> > directly

> > > to a querent. Later that day, the same SJC guru addressed in a

> > talk

> > > the terrible karma involved in destroying marriages and families!

> > >

> > > I do not anticipate engaging this thread further. To the degree

> > that

> > > my own tone was less than kind, I do apologize to Freedom and the

> > > list. I think there is a broader issue here, though, which I will

> > > explore in an article, likely for _The Mountain Astrologer_, where

> > I

> > > have published before. Obviously I would preserve anonymity in

> > this

> > > particular instance. The previous event that I discussed above

> > > involving the advice to divorce left such an unpleasant taste in

my

> > > mouth that I kept away from SJC lists for many months out of

> > respect,

> > > knowing my own temper. Now I could not remain silent.

> > >

> > > There is lip service on the SJC lists (and their equivalent across

> > the

> > > modern jyotish scene) regarding the difference between a shiksha

> > guru

> > > and a diksha guru. I do see circumstances in which a jyotishi can

> > be

> > > both, but I think actually that the lip service is paid so that a

> > > jyotishi can presume to act as both but then fall back on the

> > caveat

> > > that he or she is not a diksha guru. That is fairly slippery if

> > one

> > > considers it closely. I am *not* imputing this behavior to Freedom

> > > but rather speaking to a broader trend that should concern us.

> > >

> > > Thank you for your time considering these thoughts. As I noted, I

> > > shall not be getting into a " dueling jyotish " match via my own

> > > competitive analysis. My point clearly lay elsewhere than in the

> > > technical side of things.

> > >

> > > Sarva mangalam,

> > >

> > > Jesse

> > >

> > > sohamsa@ <sohamsa%40>

..com,

> " lakshmikary " <lakshmikary@> wrote:

> > > >

> > > > Hare Rama Krishna

> > > > Dear Mr. Abbot,

> > > > PLease post your analysis on the list of the chart in

> > question.I'd

> > > > like to see how you are able to make something nice out of

> > something

> > > > that can be causing both parties alot of pain and destruction.

> > > >

> > > > undoubtably the UL is severly afflicted. Of course many angles

> > would

> > > > need to be checked before the original opinion is confirmed.

> > > > No one needs to have " spiritual authority " , but an astrologer

> > needs

> > > > common sense.

> > > > I'd rather take the karma for supposedly " destoying a marraige "

> > than

> > > > taking the karma of seeing a badly afflicted chart and

> > recommending

> > > > something that in all probablity wont work as the relationship

> > is

> > > > not destined to survive, or worse yet, encourage some lady/man

> > to

> > > > stick around in a marraige while her husband/wife abuses them,

> > and

> > > > perhaps kills them -while I sit back and told tell them to " work

> > it

> > > > out " (while I attmept to play God encouraging them to stay

> > > > together,,, it goes both ways!) Look how many people children

> > will

> > > > suffer if they kill each other or make each others life hellish.

> > > > Some marriages are just a living hell.While others can work with

> > > > some help.

> > > > Yes, Ive seen and heard all sorts of things.

> > > > Freedom was just relating what he thought about the astrological

> > > > content, I dont think you can jump on him so easy for that.He

> > wasnt

> > > > replying directly to the person/client he was attempting to give

> > is

> > > > astrological assessment of the situation for some ohter

> > > > astrologers.Everyone is free to do so.

> > > > best wishes

> > > > Lakshmi

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > sohamsa@ <sohamsa%40>

..com,

> " j.abbot " <j.abbot@> wrote:

> > > > >

> > > > > Dear Freedom,

> > > > >

> > > > > I sincerely hope that you do not presume to have the spiritual

> > > > > authority to recommend divorce. This will be the downfall of

> > > > jyotish

> > > > > in the West, and already seems to be a commonplace in many

> > > > circles.

> > > > > Your technical abilities are not in question; what is

> > worrisome to

> > > > me

> > > > > is the karma borne by both jyotishi and native for destroying

> > > > families

> > > > > and engineering self-fulfilling prophecies. I have not even

> > > > looked at

> > > > > the chart in question (though I hope to do so soon and email

> > Reema

> > > > > off-list). I think SJC sgould build into its charter a way of

> > > > > ensuring that jyotishis avoid precisely the tone your email

> > > > > exemplifies, which seems more in the spirit of a commandment

or

> > > > > directive than a diplomatic and compassionate offering,

> > infused

> > > > with

> > > > > humility and bedside manner.

> > > > >

> > > > > Respectfully,

> > > > >

> > > > > J.I. Abbot

> > > > >

> > > > > sohamsa@ <sohamsa%40>

..com,

> " freeflowaum " <freeflowaum@>

> > wrote:

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Hare Rama Krsna

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Reema,

> > > > > > Do not be attached to individual desires of native or your

> > own

> > > > personal

> > > > > > ideals about relationships, unattachment brings clear

> > > > sightedness. The

> > > > > > Upapada is heavily afflicted and there should have been a

> > kumbha

> > > > vivaha

> > > > > > before the native was married, so the UL could have been

> > broken,

> > > > but too

> > > > > > late now.

> > > > > > Bojan,

> > > > > > The unmada is on the UL, which means the wife has lost it,

> > > > > irrational anger

> > > > > > and depression (Saturn in first and Mars in seventh-to UL).

> > To

> > > > check

> > > > > if this

> > > > > > is the correct wife we are speaking of, she would have a

> > heavily

> > > > > afflicted

> > > > > > (or MKS) Mars and Saturn in HER natal chart, based on upon

> > his

> > > > UL.

> > > > > And UL

> > > > > > fasting will not remove her unmada, only promote marriage.

> > > > > > That same Mars-Saturn is a poverty yoga from the native's

> > lagna

> > > > > (malefics in

> > > > > > 2nd and 8th). So after the vivaha (marriage), the native

> > would

> > > > > become poor

> > > > > > and the wife would become 'mad'. This is a cursed UL (cursed

> > > > > marriage) and

> > > > > > in these cases it will be seen that the native's spouse will

> > > > also have a

> > > > > > curse on their UL. Now if the curse is on your head, you

> > cannot

> > > > get

> > > > > out of

> > > > > > it, but when a curse is on your marriage, then it is

> > possible to

> > > > let the

> > > > > > curse go.

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Secondly, the sustaining factor in this marriage is

> > maranakaraka

> > > > > sthana Rahu

> > > > > > (second from UL) and this is on his AL. The marriage had

> > little

> > > > > chance of

> > > > > > lasting to begin with because a dying malefic is feeding it.

> > The

> > > > > vivaha's

> > > > > > breaking has ruined the native's name and reputation, the

> > longer

> > > > the

> > > > > break

> > > > > > lasts the more damage there will be to the native's image

> > (what

> > > > > people think

> > > > > > of him and how he is socially percieved).

> > > > > >

> > > > > > The breaking of the vivaha will benefit both the native and

> > his

> > > > > wife! She

> > > > > > will regain some sanity and the native will be able to do

> > remedy

> > > > for his

> > > > > > financial problems. The two people will actually be able to

> > get

> > > > > along much

> > > > > > better after divorce. In this chart, Bagala worship will

> > break

> > > > the

> > > > > marriage.

> > > > > > Fasting will only prolong the suffering of both natives.

> > > > Therefore,

> > > > > first

> > > > > > have the native do mantra of Bagala Devi.

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Then after divorce, the native should perform kumbha vivaha

> > (as

> > > > next

> > > > > UL is

> > > > > > on Ketu-Rahu axis) and Rahu is MKS as already mentioned

> > (another

> > > > > problemed

> > > > > > marriage). The third UL, his next marriage after divorce and

> > > > kumba

> > > > > vivaha

> > > > > > will prove very beneficial as it contains an uccha Moon.

> > With

> > > > this

> > > > > marriage

> > > > > > he will prosper financially and his dharma will grow in many

> > > > ways.

> > > > > Jupiter

> > > > > > is uccha banga being uplifted by this uccha Moon that will

be

> > > > > activated by

> > > > > > the third marriage. With the worship of Krsna he will be

> > able to

> > > > > attain his

> > > > > > beneficial UL in his upcoming Jupiter Moon Mula dasha (if he

> > is

> > > > > completely

> > > > > > divorced and has performed kumbha vivaha) by that time.

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Namah Sivaya

> > > > > >

> > > > > > _____

> > > > > >

> > > > > > sohamsa@ <sohamsa%40>

..com

> > [sohamsa@ <sohamsa%40> .com]

On

> > > > > Behalf Of

> > > > > > reema_sriganesh

> > > > > > Wednesday, July 19, 2006 2:32 PM

> > > > > > sohamsa@ <sohamsa%40>

..com

> > > > > > Re: Why should fasting on Thursday make

> > the

> > > > > native angry?

> > > > > >

> > > > > > || Hare Rama Krishna ||

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Namaste Bojan-ji,

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Thank you so much. Your reply helped me in understanding the

> > UL

> > > > > > better, and it certainly will go a long way in helping the

> > > > native. He

> > > > > > seems to really want to save his marriage, and may God grant

> > him

> > > > the

> > > > > > power to do so.

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Thank you once again, and best wishes.

> > > > > >

> > > > > > May Sri Vishnu bless us all,

> > > > > > Reema.

> > > > > >

> > > > > > sohamsa@ <sohamsa%

> > > > 40> .com,

> > > > > bojan

> > > > > > vidakovic <janbovid@> wrote:

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > HARE RAMA KRISHNA

> > > > > > > Dear Reema, as per my experience it is the karma that

> > > > > > > should be cleansed thorugh that UL with fasting, and

> > > > > > > ofcourse it is not so easy. What I have seen is that

> > > > > > > when UL is in 8th or its lord is at the same time the

> > > > > > > lord of the eight bhava than it is very hard to fast,

> > > > > > > esspeceally at the beginning. It can bring headaches,

> > > > > > > short temper, but after some time of regular fast it

> > > > > > > will be normalized. Ofcourse he should fast on that

> > > > > > > particular day, it will save his marriage and fix

> > > > > > > problems with unmada yoga etc. Everything will be fine

> > > > > > > after few weeks...best wishes, but the person must

> > > > > > > keep fasting, Bojan Vidakovic

> > > > > > > OM TAT SAT

> > > > > > > --- reema_sriganesh <reema_sriganesh@> wrote:

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > || Hare Rama Krishna ||

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > Namaste,

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > A native approached me about his issues in marriage.

> > > > > > > > After looking at

> > > > > > > > his chart, I suggested that he fast on Thursdays

> > > > > > > > (since UL lord is

> > > > > > > > exalted and retrograde Guru placed in the 12th

> > > > > > > > house).

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > After doing this remedy, the native gave the

> > > > > > > > following feedback:

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > I have been noticing that I get very angry on

> > > > > > > > Thursday and I get very

> > > > > > > > much frustrated also. As a result of this I start

> > > > > > > > remembering all the

> > > > > > > > things that I have done or have been done to me.

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > * * *

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > Native's data: 12/25/1966, 22:20 Hrs, 5:30 East of

> > > > > > > > GMT, 77E12, 28N36

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > My question is - why should the native feel angry

> > > > > > > > particularly on

> > > > > > > > Thursdays? Is it just the exhaustion of fasting or

> > > > > > > > something more? I

> > > > > > > > notice that there is an unmada yoga on the UL axis.

> > > > > > > > But that should

> > > > > > > > mean that the spouse could have temper problems. It

> > > > > > > > doesn't mean that

> > > > > > > > the native cannot fast on the UL lord's day to try

> > > > > > > > to save his

> > > > > > > > marriage, correct?

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > So are there any other indications, which I might

> > > > > > > > have missed, that

> > > > > > > > suggest native's frustration and anger on Thursdays

> > > > > > > > since he began

> > > > > > > > fasting?

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > Any insight would be greatly appreciated.

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > May Sri Vishnu bless us all,

> > > > > > > > Reema.

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > >

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Dear all,

In the current world today, it is frequent that the first UL does

not apply to the eventual marriage. Frequently people eventually get

married to even their 4th or 5th ULs. Which one should they fast on?

Does the first UL still control anything? What if the the " n " th UL

is completely different from the first? What does this mean? For

example, in one case I know (cant disclose details) the first UL has

a debilitated Saturn, and the UL itself is in the 10th house.

Exalted Mars in the 7th (Mars is the ruler of the first UL). The

relationship didnt last long (1-1.5 yrs), but there was a lot of

love while it lasted. Relationship broke up because the person left

the country suddenly to pursue very promising education (not

incompatibility). Person is currently married to their 5th UL (Leo)

which has a strong Ketu (39 bindu house), in trines to the

debilitated Saturn, and has 8th aspect of exalted Mars, but second

from UL is free from problematic aspect. Ishta candidates are Ketu,

Sun and Saturn (all influencing this UL). In each of the previous

ULs there was a tough aspect of either Mars or Saturn to 2nd from UL

or its lord. Also the 7th house has exalted Mars. 8th house has

Rahu. Can simply the fact that the second house from the 5th UL has

no tough aspect, allay all the other tough features related to

marriage (tough 7th, tough 8th, lord of second house from first UL

has aspect of debilitated Saturn)?

 

Thank you,

 

Sundeep

 

 

sohamsa , bojan vidakovic <janbovid wrote:

>

>

> HARE RAMA KRISHNA

> Since the marriage is the highest darma I would

> advice to start fasting. Something will change, try

> and you'll see. My oppinion is that the native should

> choose the harder way and perform fast - and try to

> give the most from himself, and than when the UL

> becomes clean it will happen. The native will stay

> with partner or divorce, but has done everything from

> her/his side. All the karma which is excperinced is

> good for her/his development. Isn't it? After some

> time the situation will become better. As per my

> excperience I saw many ladies having a lot of marital

> problems that have been solved with fasting. Best

> wishes, Bojan

> OM TAT SAT

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Dear Sourav,

Thank you for the detailed reply. I have additional questions. I

understand that UL is a very serious relationship since 12th house

involves giving, so it must be a manifestation of that. In the case I

described each relationship was serious - the individual fully

expected it to lead to marriage, but it didnt eventually due to

unforeseen circumstances. But of course, there were no marriage

rites, so does it still count as a UL?

 

Secondly, I am still unclear about what you are saying: I dont

understand your statement " Subsequent marriages come from the changes

in the original UL pertaining to marriage " . The original UL is only

one, and the placement of planets in it is known (unless you are

including some transit influences too?). If you are implying that by

looking at it, we can somehow understand how it will change over

time, then I am confused. I assumed that the change over time was

shown in the progression of ULs. So, if the progression in ULs shows

the changes, then why isnt each new UL the defining one in every way?

You also imply that the original UL defines the attitude, which never

changes, consequently the other ULs must be " lesser " ULs in some

sense, because they dont define the attitude?

 

I probably just need some more concrete elaboration of your ideas..In

the case that I described, I did see some sort of consistency in that

the only one that materialized into marriage was the one which had no

problems with 2nd from UL. However, I got confused in the

understanding - in one case the UL has debilitated Saturn, in another

case exalted Mars, in yet another case strong Ketu. Is it that the

overall reaction to relationships (all relationships) remains the

same (defined by the 7th house), while the personalities of the

spouses is defined by the ULs, but the overall approach to giving is

defined by the first UL?

 

 

Thanks

 

Sundeep

 

 

sohamsa , " Sourav " <souravc108 wrote:

>

>

> || Hare Rama Krishna ||

>

> Dear Sundeep,

>

> Namaskar. Apparently you are confusing

> between A7 and UL. UL comes into picture when you have a significant

> amount of compromise/giving to another individual and that is wife

and

> marriage over 1 year period. If it is a love affair, the compromise

part

> may not be significant even if the love affair may run over several

> years. Hence affairs simple do not count as UL. UL is arudha of the

> 12-th house. Let us think much more of the 12-th house than 5th

house

> (rasa, love) and 7th house (sexuality) when it comes to UL. Having

said

> that I dont think a typical individual goes into 4 / 5 such UL's

before

> settling down on one.

>

> Moreover, the original UL is still the UL when it comes to deciding

> donations or giving or contributing in general. If there is a

malefic on

> UL then the person may not be very giving in nature of may have

> situations in life which will prevent him/her from donating things.

> SanjayP-ji made this clear to me in the Washington conference where

he

> talked about marriage. Subsequent marriages come from the changes

in the

> original UL pertaining to marriage. Does the image of a person

remain

> same all his life ? AL is a continuum and not a static concept.

Think of

> it as a bowl. With each passing dasa you are putting a different

colored

> water into it and the overall content keeps changing. Amongst

various

> houses 8th from AL shows significant transitions. The new UL's show

each

> new cases of persons (wives) where one is contributing or

compromising

> or giving. But the overall giving happens in the original UL and

shows

> your internal attitude. Does your attitude on donation to an

orphanage

> change with each passing marriage ? Of course not. So for donation

to an

> orphanage, consider the present effect on the original UL.

>

> Best wishes,

>

> Sourav

>

>

======================================================================

==\

> ====================================

sohamsa , " vedicastrostudent "

> <vedicastrostudent@> wrote:

> >

> > Dear all,

> > In the current world today, it is frequent that the first UL does

> > not apply to the eventual marriage. Frequently people eventually

get

> > married to even their 4th or 5th ULs. Which one should they fast

on?

> > Does the first UL still control anything? What if the the " n " th UL

> > is completely different from the first? What does this mean? For

> > example, in one case I know (cant disclose details) the first UL

has

> > a debilitated Saturn, and the UL itself is in the 10th house.

> > Exalted Mars in the 7th (Mars is the ruler of the first UL). The

> > relationship didnt last long (1-1.5 yrs), but there was a lot of

> > love while it lasted. Relationship broke up because the person

left

> > the country suddenly to pursue very promising education (not

> > incompatibility). Person is currently married to their 5th UL

(Leo)

> > which has a strong Ketu (39 bindu house), in trines to the

> > debilitated Saturn, and has 8th aspect of exalted Mars, but second

> > from UL is free from problematic aspect. Ishta candidates are

Ketu,

> > Sun and Saturn (all influencing this UL). In each of the previous

> > ULs there was a tough aspect of either Mars or Saturn to 2nd from

UL

> > or its lord. Also the 7th house has exalted Mars. 8th house has

> > Rahu. Can simply the fact that the second house from the 5th UL

has

> > no tough aspect, allay all the other tough features related to

> > marriage (tough 7th, tough 8th, lord of second house from first UL

> > has aspect of debilitated Saturn)?

> >

> > Thank you,

> >

> > Sundeep

> >

> >

> > sohamsa , bojan vidakovic janbovid@ wrote:

> > >

> > >

> > > HARE RAMA KRISHNA

> > > Since the marriage is the highest darma I would

> > > advice to start fasting. Something will change, try

> > > and you'll see. My oppinion is that the native should

> > > choose the harder way and perform fast - and try to

> > > give the most from himself, and than when the UL

> > > becomes clean it will happen. The native will stay

> > > with partner or divorce, but has done everything from

> > > her/his side. All the karma which is excperinced is

> > > good for her/his development. Isn't it? After some

> > > time the situation will become better. As per my

> > > excperience I saw many ladies having a lot of marital

> > > problems that have been solved with fasting. Best

> > > wishes, Bojan

> > > OM TAT SAT

> >

>

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Hare Rama Krsna

 

My Brother Jesse,

 

I have no problem with the final decision

made by any jyotishi, I just do not stand for opinions not based on a proper

understanding of the chart, as this makes jyotish look bad. This is a science (right

eye) that ends in an art (left eye). First comes the technical understanding,

then the art of interpretation, with these eyes balanced then the third eye is

able to work. No fundamentalism just professionalism. I am not into lofty ideas,

or conceptualizations, you still have not studied the chart fully, and are not

looking at the situation at hand.

 

My comments on your personally chosen

deity in 2003, only relate to my concern for your mental health and nervous

system functioning. Tantric Goddesses are powerful.

 

Jaya Jagannatha

 

 

 

 

 

sohamsa [sohamsa ] On Behalf Of j.abbot

Friday, July 21, 2006 8:15

AM

sohamsa

Re: Why should

fasting on Thursday make the native angry?

 

 

 

 

 

Dear Freedom,

 

Thank you for your patient reply. Your technical acumen has been evident

to me for several years. However, if I may be so bold, technical genius

does not a complete artist make.

 

A conceptual contagion that permeates so many esoteric circles is

something we could call " mystical fundamentalism. " This somehow

promotes the attractive premise that fundamentalism can reach every

arena, every cell or square inch in the world except for one's own

spot! Please read Hari's excellent email. The idea that there is one

final definitive reading that solely those with eyes can see is

something owards which all of us may well be vigilant.

 

I remember distinctly the standpoint you offerred me in 2003 that to

follow my chosen Ishta was not taking spiritual practice far enough

because She was ruled by Jupiter, whose element is akasha -- somehow

not subtle enough from your position within the apparent aegis of the

parampara! This is the same vantage poit that allows you to claim

confidently that " the chart does not lie. " But I can only reply,

" What

is a lie, Freedom? " A lie is an an imperfection struggling with its

place in the universe: and " universe " is nothing but a single poem

(One

Verse) a larger perfection beyond the conception of the " bad line " of

spiritual doggerel, the misfire of inspiration.

 

A hermeneutics that sees one valid reading of a horsoscope is consistent

with the same monolithic brahminical elitism that weighed like an

albatross on the neck of the Vedic tradition during difficult periods.

This necessitated innovative new revelations (Buddhism, Jainism,

Sikhism) to rejuvenate the still vital heart of wisdom. Ironically,

there were always simulateneously Brahmanas doing things more

resourcefully than their fundie cohorts, making these innovative

heterodoxies not superfluous but unnececessarily alienated from the

mainstream. At this moment when conservative positions are prominent in

so many sectors of society given the anarchic, desperate mood of the

world, it seems opportune to liberate mysticism from the clutches of any

exclusive clique, and liberate ourselves in turn from stigmas of any

brand.

 

I suspect you and I are closer in position than strict evidence would

dictate given your desire to transcend fundamentalism. But to the

degree that we cannot glimpse even the hint that a secret bhanga can be

discerned which will break even the worst dridha karma, we are missing

something of the jurist's work - the defense counsel's calling - which

can be the inspiration of the visionary jyotishi. Then maya is

transposed to the key of lila; then bhakti and jnana fuse in a single

conjugation of possibility. This would not presume that this is how

events will turn out most of the time - not even remotely. But such is

a possible predisposition we can have. If the client does not want to

divorce, whose will is speaking to us during the session? Is it not

possible we are subtly mistaken, and that the Ishta speaks directly

through the client? If we insist there is one static chart and that the

varied nimitta of the encounter do not with that chart make up a

greater gestalt chakra, are we not entering the realm of fundamentalist

jyotish?

 

I myself do not insist on divorce or no divorce. I do not insist. I

riff proactively in collaboration with the musicianship of the client.

I try to listen for a melody I have forgotten amid the pomp and

circumstance of my own credentials and own voice. And then I advance a

case for that melody if it seems a worthy one.

 

You may very well know something I do not about the machinery of this

life. But it has been shown many times that the scientist inevitably

influences the experiment. Subjectivity is not some Tempter but the

contraption Divinity uses to bring us home. Objectivity is the fuel

that keeps us honest getting there.

 

SARVA MANGLAM (the mantra of the jyotishi- " defense counsel " !),

 

Jesse

 

sohamsa ,

" freeflowaum " <freeflowaum wrote:

>

> Hare Rama Krsna

>

> Dear Jesse,

> Marriage is a great thing, but it is your opinion that a jyotishi

should try

> to hold a relationship together. A mantra to break it or hold it

together

> will change karma, that is fact. Read the first lines of my reply,

please.

> You are attached to making a marriage work, and because of this you

will

> make mistakes in prediction that as Laksmi said may get someone killed

or

> cause more harm than good. Read my message and study the chart until

you can

> understand each line of what I have said. Do not start talking from

opinion,

> this is untruth of the mind. A good jyotishi is unattached to personal

and

> cultural ideals and reads the chart clearly, the chart doesn't lie.

The

> chart doesn't lie. Malefics cause negative events, and benefics cause

> positive events.

>

> For example, is abortion good or not. That is an opinion. If you look

at the

> D-7, there will be a house for every child, born or aborted in a

mother's

> life. That means an aborted child is the loss of an atma, this we see

> clearly from the chart, it doesn't lie. I picked a loaded topic here,

now,

> is abortion good or bad, it still remains an opinion, the fact is an

atma is

> lost, but good or bad... If the life of the atma or the mother is

disturbed

> more than the removal, who can decide. But you can't blindly have an

opinion

> and tell every woman that asks about abortion not to have one. You

can't

> blindly try to make every marriage work. Otherwise throw away jyotish,

and

> just be a preacher, don't pretend to have insight-inner sight. People

don't

> come to an astrologer when the question is easy to answer, they need

real

> vision.

>

> Now look better at what I wrote:

> -What are the results indicated by keeping the marriage and what are

the

> results indicated by breaking the marriage. The chart will not lie.

Who is

> being humane here?

> - Look at the predictions I have made about the persons life and

spouse, see

> if they match before your start throwing opinions. It is said your

opinions

> will chase and torture you when you die.

>

> There are Vedic examples of divorce, and rules for when it is

allowable, the

> modern hindu no-divorce concept is modern fundamentalism that often

leaves

> divorcees suffering. And why would the great Rishis teach us how to

see

> divorce in a chart if there was no need for it? I believe fully in eka

pati

> vratta- one marriage (as my mother stayed with my father till the day

he

> died, as did my grandmother). But I am not a fundamentalist and work

very

> hard to improve the lives of others for the highest good of all

involved.

>

> Jaya Jagannatha

>

>

>

>

>

> _____

>

> sohamsa

[sohamsa ]

On

Behalf Of

> j.abbot

> Thursday, July 20, 2006 10:01 AM

> sohamsa

> Re: Why should fasting on Thursday make the native

angry?

>

> Dear Lakshmi,

>

> Thank you for your thoughtful and humane reply. I agree that there is

> a time to intervene. It is telling that you and I have both had

> experiences compelling us to speak here! And once again, I did not

> intend to be nasty to Freedom. Something meaningful was triggered

> here. I try to work continually with how to respond to these moments.

>

> Sincerely,

>

> Jesse

>

> sohamsa@ <sohamsa%40>

..com,

> " lakshmikary " lakshmikary@ wrote:

> >

> > Hare Rama Krishna

> > Dear Jesse,and others on this thread.I'm not not arguing with

> > anyone, just discussing moral ethics and this and that.Im Sat AK- :)

> > I agree with you to.An astrologer is ruled by jupiter and is the 9th

> > house and should their duty is to uphold dharma.

> > Jupiter is also a benefactor and protector. The Sun is also karaka

> > for 9th house, and light.The Sun can give the knowledge

> >

> > In regards to previous post/disscusion- I just wanted to say they

> > is a difference between an internet learning forum, or even a

> > classroom speaking with a bunch of astrologers where astrologers can

> > sit and discuss charts and then actually sitting face to face with a

> > suffering client and do what you can to help them .

> > Perhaps because I've known Freedom I didnt take it the way you did.

> > Im assume he is careful when in person.

> >

> > But I agree we have to be very careful what and how we tlak to the

> > people approaching us.

> >

> > None of us can play God or even presume to fully know anything.Even

> > if we see something in a chart , the chart can be wrong and so many

> > things.

> > But basically when someone comes and they are suffering we have to

> > use our knowledge, common sense(wisdom) and compassion to help them

> > understand their karma .

> > On numerous occasion I have piped in when people were too quick to

> > make assertions about afffairs, infidelity,etc/

> > Then we have the astrologers who ignore any bad indications and only

> > say positive and good things. Which is equally bad in my opinion.

> > Everyone has their personal style.

> >

> > Jesse , one time I didnt do something about a man I knew was

> > dangerous.I wanted to keep peace, not make waves, keep family going-

> > well that man killed 2 weeks later. I think of it almost every day,

> > and I feel the burden of that ladies life on me.I hate myself for

> > not doing something.Last year I knew a man was beating his son, i

> > was worried he might seriously harm him. I personally couldnt bear

> > the idea that the boy should be harmed further, so I took some

> > actions. Now by some intervention, whole family is happier because

> > father was forced by law to deal with his anger issues.Father is

> > happier, son is happy, no more with big bruises and swollen liver.

> > Even in USA

any health care provider,teacher etc. is held by the law

> > to report such abuse. Why/how can an astrologer sit back and let

> > something go on letting the people burn away their " sins " .

Well

> > there is some truth to that as well..I understand it.

> > Astrologers need to chant and always work towards disolving their

> > own stuff so they can be good vessels of " light "

> > We all have to work at being better persons and better astrologers

> > and hope to have some inner connection with the divine so we can

> > uplift people.

> > Best wishes.

> > Lakshmi

> >

> >

> >

> > sohamsa@ <sohamsa%40>

..com,

> " j.abbot " <j.abbot@> wrote:

> > >

> > > Dear Lakshmi,

> > >

> > > Please call me Jesse; since we have spoken several times on the

> > phone,

> > > there's no need to be so formal. I respectfully disagree with

> > much of

> > > your assessment. To the degree that there is abuse, of course it

> > is

> > > the role of the jyotishi to counsel an intervention. However,

the

> > > facile way in which Freedom recommended divorce alarmed me.

> > > Obviously, the scenario is a bit different from direct advice to

a

> > > client. Nonetheless, there is a certain tendency for jyotishis

to

> > > presume what they can see or know, and/or to be prescriptive

rather

> > > than descriptive. The universe is not so cut-and-dried, frankly.

> > Here

> > > is an area where jyotish can actually borrow a page or two from

> > > Western astrologers, not with respect to methodology, but as to

> > > bedside manner. I never questioned Freedom's analysis (since I

> > noted

> > > I had not looked at the chart, how could I?) I took issue with

the

> > > tone. Please read his message again. If you do not see anything

> > > presumptuous, I fear there is not much more that I can say here.

> > >

> > > I concede that I'm biased in this instance because I have

witnessed

> > > /audited firsthand very similar advice given by an SJC guru

> > directly

> > > to a querent. Later that day, the same SJC guru addressed in a

> > talk

> > > the terrible karma involved in destroying marriages and

families!

> > >

> > > I do not anticipate engaging this thread further. To the degree

> > that

> > > my own tone was less than kind, I do apologize to Freedom and

the

> > > list. I think there is a broader issue here, though, which I

will

> > > explore in an article, likely for _The Mountain Astrologer_,

where

> > I

> > > have published before. Obviously I would preserve anonymity in

> > this

> > > particular instance. The previous event that I discussed above

> > > involving the advice to divorce left such an unpleasant taste in

my

> > > mouth that I kept away from SJC lists for many months out of

> > respect,

> > > knowing my own temper. Now I could not remain silent.

> > >

> > > There is lip service on the SJC lists (and their equivalent

across

> > the

> > > modern jyotish scene) regarding the difference between a shiksha

> > guru

> > > and a diksha guru. I do see circumstances in which a jyotishi

can

> > be

> > > both, but I think actually that the lip service is paid so that

a

> > > jyotishi can presume to act as both but then fall back on the

> > caveat

> > > that he or she is not a diksha guru. That is fairly slippery if

> > one

> > > considers it closely. I am *not* imputing this behavior to

Freedom

> > > but rather speaking to a broader trend that should concern us.

> > >

> > > Thank you for your time considering these thoughts. As I noted,

I

> > > shall not be getting into a " dueling jyotish " match

via my own

> > > competitive analysis. My point clearly lay elsewhere than in the

> > > technical side of things.

> > >

> > > Sarva mangalam,

> > >

> > > Jesse

> > >

> > > sohamsa@ <sohamsa%40>

..com,

> " lakshmikary " <lakshmikary@> wrote:

> > > >

> > > > Hare Rama Krishna

> > > > Dear Mr. Abbot,

> > > > PLease post your analysis on the list of the chart in

> > question.I'd

> > > > like to see how you are able to make something nice out of

> > something

> > > > that can be causing both parties alot of pain and

destruction.

> > > >

> > > > undoubtably the UL is severly afflicted. Of course many

angles

> > would

> > > > need to be checked before the original opinion is

confirmed.

> > > > No one needs to have " spiritual authority " , but

an astrologer

> > needs

> > > > common sense.

> > > > I'd rather take the karma for supposedly " destoying a

marraige "

> > than

> > > > taking the karma of seeing a badly afflicted chart and

> > recommending

> > > > something that in all probablity wont work as the

relationship

> > is

> > > > not destined to survive, or worse yet, encourage some

lady/man

> > to

> > > > stick around in a marraige while her husband/wife abuses

them,

> > and

> > > > perhaps kills them -while I sit back and told tell them to

" work

> > it

> > > > out " (while I attmept to play God encouraging them to

stay

> > > > together,,, it goes both ways!) Look how many people

children

> > will

> > > > suffer if they kill each other or make each others life

hellish.

> > > > Some marriages are just a living hell.While others can work

with

> > > > some help.

> > > > Yes, Ive seen and heard all sorts of things.

> > > > Freedom was just relating what he thought about the

astrological

> > > > content, I dont think you can jump on him so easy for

that.He

> > wasnt

> > > > replying directly to the person/client he was attempting to

give

> > is

> > > > astrological assessment of the situation for some ohter

> > > > astrologers.Everyone is free to do so.

> > > > best wishes

> > > > Lakshmi

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > sohamsa@ <sohamsa%40>

..com,

> " j.abbot " <j.abbot@> wrote:

> > > > >

> > > > > Dear Freedom,

> > > > >

> > > > > I sincerely hope that you do not presume to have the

spiritual

> > > > > authority to recommend divorce. This will be the

downfall of

> > > > jyotish

> > > > > in the West, and already seems to be a commonplace in

many

> > > > circles.

> > > > > Your technical abilities are not in question; what is

> > worrisome to

> > > > me

> > > > > is the karma borne by both jyotishi and native for

destroying

> > > > families

> > > > > and engineering self-fulfilling prophecies. I have not

even

> > > > looked at

> > > > > the chart in question (though I hope to do so soon and

email

> > Reema

> > > > > off-list). I think SJC sgould build into its charter a

way of

> > > > > ensuring that jyotishis avoid precisely the tone your

email

> > > > > exemplifies, which seems more in the spirit of a

commandment

or

> > > > > directive than a diplomatic and compassionate

offering,

> > infused

> > > > with

> > > > > humility and bedside manner.

> > > > >

> > > > > Respectfully,

> > > > >

> > > > > J.I. Abbot

> > > > >

> > > > > sohamsa@ <sohamsa%40>

..com,

> " freeflowaum " <freeflowaum@>

> > wrote:

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Hare Rama Krsna

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Reema,

> > > > > > Do not be attached to individual desires of

native or your

> > own

> > > > personal

> > > > > > ideals about relationships, unattachment brings

clear

> > > > sightedness. The

> > > > > > Upapada is heavily afflicted and there should

have been a

> > kumbha

> > > > vivaha

> > > > > > before the native was married, so the UL could

have been

> > broken,

> > > > but too

> > > > > > late now.

> > > > > > Bojan,

> > > > > > The unmada is on the UL, which means the wife has

lost it,

> > > > > irrational anger

> > > > > > and depression (Saturn in first and Mars in

seventh-to UL).

> > To

> > > > check

> > > > > if this

> > > > > > is the correct wife we are speaking of, she would

have a

> > heavily

> > > > > afflicted

> > > > > > (or MKS) Mars and Saturn in HER natal chart,

based on upon

> > his

> > > > UL.

> > > > > And UL

> > > > > > fasting will not remove her unmada, only promote

marriage.

> > > > > > That same Mars-Saturn is a poverty yoga from the

native's

> > lagna

> > > > > (malefics in

> > > > > > 2nd and 8th). So after the vivaha (marriage), the

native

> > would

> > > > > become poor

> > > > > > and the wife would become 'mad'. This is a cursed

UL (cursed

> > > > > marriage) and

> > > > > > in these cases it will be seen that the native's

spouse will

> > > > also have a

> > > > > > curse on their UL. Now if the curse is on your

head, you

> > cannot

> > > > get

> > > > > out of

> > > > > > it, but when a curse is on your marriage, then it

is

> > possible to

> > > > let the

> > > > > > curse go.

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Secondly, the sustaining factor in this marriage

is

> > maranakaraka

> > > > > sthana Rahu

> > > > > > (second from UL) and this is on his AL. The marriage had

> > little

> > > > > chance of

> > > > > > lasting to begin with because a dying malefic is

feeding it.

> > The

> > > > > vivaha's

> > > > > > breaking has ruined the native's name and

reputation, the

> > longer

> > > > the

> > > > > break

> > > > > > lasts the more damage there will be to the

native's image

> > (what

> > > > > people think

> > > > > > of him and how he is socially percieved).

> > > > > >

> > > > > > The breaking of the vivaha will benefit both the

native and

> > his

> > > > > wife! She

> > > > > > will regain some sanity and the native will be

able to do

> > remedy

> > > > for his

> > > > > > financial problems. The two people will actually

be able to

> > get

> > > > > along much

> > > > > > better after divorce. In this chart, Bagala

worship will

> > break

> > > > the

> > > > > marriage.

> > > > > > Fasting will only prolong the suffering of both

natives.

> > > > Therefore,

> > > > > first

> > > > > > have the native do mantra of Bagala Devi.

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Then after divorce, the native should perform

kumbha vivaha

> > (as

> > > > next

> > > > > UL is

> > > > > > on Ketu-Rahu axis) and Rahu is MKS as already

mentioned

> > (another

> > > > > problemed

> > > > > > marriage). The third UL, his next marriage after

divorce and

> > > > kumba

> > > > > vivaha

> > > > > > will prove very beneficial as it contains an

uccha Moon.

> > With

> > > > this

> > > > > marriage

> > > > > > he will prosper financially and his dharma will

grow in many

> > > > ways.

> > > > > Jupiter

> > > > > > is uccha banga being uplifted by this uccha Moon

that will

be

> > > > > activated by

> > > > > > the third marriage. With the worship of Krsna he

will be

> > able to

> > > > > attain his

> > > > > > beneficial UL in his upcoming Jupiter Moon Mula

dasha (if he

> > is

> > > > > completely

> > > > > > divorced and has performed kumbha vivaha) by that

time.

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Namah Sivaya

> > > > > >

> > > > > > _____

> > > > > >

> > > > > > sohamsa@ <sohamsa%40>

..com

> > [sohamsa@ <sohamsa%40>

..com]

On

> > > > > Behalf Of

> > > > > > reema_sriganesh

> > > > > > Wednesday, July 19, 2006 2:32 PM

> > > > > > sohamsa@ <sohamsa%40>

..com

> > > > > > Re: Why should fasting on

Thursday make

> > the

> > > > > native angry?

> > > > > >

> > > > > > || Hare Rama Krishna

||

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Namaste Bojan-ji,

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Thank you so much. Your reply helped me in

understanding the

> > UL

> > > > > > better, and it certainly will go a long way in

helping the

> > > > native. He

> > > > > > seems to really want to save his marriage, and

may God grant

> > him

> > > > the

> > > > > > power to do so.

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Thank you once again, and best wishes.

> > > > > >

> > > > > > May Sri Vishnu bless us all,

> > > > > > Reema.

> > > > > >

> > > > > > sohamsa@ <sohamsa%

> > > > 40> .com,

> > > > > bojan

> > > > > > vidakovic <janbovid@> wrote:

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > HARE RAMA KRISHNA

> > > > > > > Dear Reema, as per my experience it is the

karma that

> > > > > > > should be cleansed thorugh that UL with

fasting, and

> > > > > > > ofcourse it is not so easy. What I have seen

is that

> > > > > > > when UL is in 8th or its lord is at the same

time the

> > > > > > > lord of the eight bhava than it is very hard

to fast,

> > > > > > > esspeceally at the beginning. It can bring

headaches,

> > > > > > > short temper, but after some time of regular

fast it

> > > > > > > will be normalized. Ofcourse he should fast

on that

> > > > > > > particular day, it will save his marriage

and fix

> > > > > > > problems with unmada yoga etc. Everything

will be fine

> > > > > > > after few weeks...best wishes, but the

person must

> > > > > > > keep fasting, Bojan Vidakovic

> > > > > > > OM TAT SAT

> > > > > > > --- reema_sriganesh <reema_sriganesh@>

wrote:

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > || Hare Rama Krishna

||

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > Namaste,

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > A native approached me about his issues

in marriage.

> > > > > > > > After looking at

> > > > > > > > his chart, I suggested that he fast on

Thursdays

> > > > > > > > (since UL lord is

> > > > > > > > exalted and retrograde Guru placed in

the 12th

> > > > > > > > house).

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > After doing this remedy, the native

gave the

> > > > > > > > following feedback:

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > I have been noticing that I get very

angry on

> > > > > > > > Thursday and I get very

> > > > > > > > much frustrated also. As a result of

this I start

> > > > > > > > remembering all the

> > > > > > > > things that I have done or have been

done to me.

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > * * *

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > Native's data: 12/25/1966, 22:20 Hrs,

5:30 East of

> > > > > > > > GMT, 77E12, 28N36

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > My question is - why should the native

feel angry

> > > > > > > > particularly on

> > > > > > > > Thursdays? Is it just the exhaustion of

fasting or

> > > > > > > > something more? I

> > > > > > > > notice that there is an unmada yoga on

the UL axis.

> > > > > > > > But that should

> > > > > > > > mean that the spouse could have temper

problems. It

> > > > > > > > doesn't mean that

> > > > > > > > the native cannot fast on the UL lord's

day to try

> > > > > > > > to save his

> > > > > > > > marriage, correct?

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > So are there any other indications,

which I might

> > > > > > > > have missed, that

> > > > > > > > suggest native's frustration and anger

on Thursdays

> > > > > > > > since he began

> > > > > > > > fasting?

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > Any insight would be greatly

appreciated.

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > May Sri Vishnu bless us all,

> > > > > > > > Reema.

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > >

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Freedom,

 

You parry where you have no room to engage. I took issue with your

fixed worldview ( " The chart does not lie " ) and did not express an

interest in talking shop. Am I up to the task? Probably not on your

terms. Mystical fundamentalism is everywhere on the jyotish lists,

and I am afraid we are going to have to agree to disagree regarding

which are the lofty generalizations.

 

On a more amusing note, I'm in your debt for your concern for my

nervous system! Surely you must be aware that the first response of

the Buddhist Taaraa is to devotees' fears and worries of any kind.

Therefore, I'll take my chances. The power of both Aaryaa Taaraa

and the nakshatras (Taaraa) lies in shuunyataa (openness). That is

the antidote to lofty generalizations, actually.

 

Blessed be,

 

Jesse Abbot

 

 

 

sohamsa , " freeflowaum " <freeflowaum

wrote:

>

> Hare Rama Krsna

>

> My Brother Jesse,

>

> I have no problem with the final decision made by any jyotishi, I

just do

> not stand for opinions not based on a proper understanding of the

chart, as

> this makes jyotish look bad. This is a science (right eye) that

ends in an

> art (left eye). First comes the technical understanding, then the

art of

> interpretation, with these eyes balanced then the third eye is

able to work.

> No fundamentalism just professionalism. I am not into lofty ideas,

or

> conceptualizations, you still have not studied the chart fully,

and are not

> looking at the situation at hand.

>

> My comments on your personally chosen deity in 2003, only relate

to my

> concern for your mental health and nervous system functioning.

Tantric

> Goddesses are powerful.

>

> Jaya Jagannatha

>

> _____

>

> sohamsa [sohamsa ] On

Behalf Of

> j.abbot

> Friday, July 21, 2006 8:15 AM

> sohamsa

> Re: Why should fasting on Thursday make the

native angry?

>

> Dear Freedom,

>

> Thank you for your patient reply. Your technical acumen has been

evident

> to me for several years. However, if I may be so bold, technical

genius

> does not a complete artist make.

>

> A conceptual contagion that permeates so many esoteric circles is

> something we could call " mystical fundamentalism. " This somehow

> promotes the attractive premise that fundamentalism can reach every

> arena, every cell or square inch in the world except for one's own

> spot! Please read Hari's excellent email. The idea that there is

one

> final definitive reading that solely those with eyes can see is

> something owards which all of us may well be vigilant.

>

> I remember distinctly the standpoint you offerred me in 2003 that

to

> follow my chosen Ishta was not taking spiritual practice far enough

> because She was ruled by Jupiter, whose element is akasha --

somehow

> not subtle enough from your position within the apparent aegis of

the

> parampara! This is the same vantage poit that allows you to claim

> confidently that " the chart does not lie. " But I can only

reply, " What

> is a lie, Freedom? " A lie is an an imperfection struggling with its

> place in the universe: and " universe " is nothing but a single poem

(One

> Verse) a larger perfection beyond the conception of the " bad line "

of

> spiritual doggerel, the misfire of inspiration.

>

> A hermeneutics that sees one valid reading of a horsoscope is

consistent

> with the same monolithic brahminical elitism that weighed like an

> albatross on the neck of the Vedic tradition during difficult

periods.

> This necessitated innovative new revelations (Buddhism, Jainism,

> Sikhism) to rejuvenate the still vital heart of wisdom. Ironically,

> there were always simulateneously Brahmanas doing things more

> resourcefully than their fundie cohorts, making these innovative

> heterodoxies not superfluous but unnececessarily alienated from the

> mainstream. At this moment when conservative positions are

prominent in

> so many sectors of society given the anarchic, desperate mood of

the

> world, it seems opportune to liberate mysticism from the clutches

of any

> exclusive clique, and liberate ourselves in turn from stigmas of

any

> brand.

>

> I suspect you and I are closer in position than strict evidence

would

> dictate given your desire to transcend fundamentalism. But to the

> degree that we cannot glimpse even the hint that a secret bhanga

can be

> discerned which will break even the worst dridha karma, we are

missing

> something of the jurist's work - the defense counsel's calling -

which

> can be the inspiration of the visionary jyotishi. Then maya is

> transposed to the key of lila; then bhakti and jnana fuse in a

single

> conjugation of possibility. This would not presume that this is how

> events will turn out most of the time - not even remotely. But

such is

> a possible predisposition we can have. If the client does not want

to

> divorce, whose will is speaking to us during the session? Is it not

> possible we are subtly mistaken, and that the Ishta speaks directly

> through the client? If we insist there is one static chart and

that the

> varied nimitta of the encounter do not with that chart make up a

> greater gestalt chakra, are we not entering the realm of

fundamentalist

> jyotish?

>

> I myself do not insist on divorce or no divorce. I do not insist. I

> riff proactively in collaboration with the musicianship of the

client.

> I try to listen for a melody I have forgotten amid the pomp and

> circumstance of my own credentials and own voice. And then I

advance a

> case for that melody if it seems a worthy one.

>

> You may very well know something I do not about the machinery of

this

> life. But it has been shown many times that the scientist

inevitably

> influences the experiment. Subjectivity is not some Tempter but the

> contraption Divinity uses to bring us home. Objectivity is the fuel

> that keeps us honest getting there.

>

> SARVA MANGLAM (the mantra of the jyotishi- " defense counsel " !),

>

> Jesse

>

> sohamsa@ <sohamsa%40> .com,

> " freeflowaum " <freeflowaum@> wrote:

> >

> > Hare Rama Krsna

> >

> > Dear Jesse,

> > Marriage is a great thing, but it is your opinion that a jyotishi

> should try

> > to hold a relationship together. A mantra to break it or hold it

> together

> > will change karma, that is fact. Read the first lines of my

reply,

> please.

> > You are attached to making a marriage work, and because of this

you

> will

> > make mistakes in prediction that as Laksmi said may get someone

killed

> or

> > cause more harm than good. Read my message and study the chart

until

> you can

> > understand each line of what I have said. Do not start talking

from

> opinion,

> > this is untruth of the mind. A good jyotishi is unattached to

personal

> and

> > cultural ideals and reads the chart clearly, the chart doesn't

lie.

> The

> > chart doesn't lie. Malefics cause negative events, and benefics

cause

> > positive events.

> >

> > For example, is abortion good or not. That is an opinion. If you

look

> at the

> > D-7, there will be a house for every child, born or aborted in a

> mother's

> > life. That means an aborted child is the loss of an atma, this

we see

> > clearly from the chart, it doesn't lie. I picked a loaded topic

here,

> now,

> > is abortion good or bad, it still remains an opinion, the fact

is an

> atma is

> > lost, but good or bad... If the life of the atma or the mother is

> disturbed

> > more than the removal, who can decide. But you can't blindly

have an

> opinion

> > and tell every woman that asks about abortion not to have one.

You

> can't

> > blindly try to make every marriage work. Otherwise throw away

jyotish,

> and

> > just be a preacher, don't pretend to have insight-inner sight.

People

> don't

> > come to an astrologer when the question is easy to answer, they

need

> real

> > vision.

> >

> > Now look better at what I wrote:

> > -What are the results indicated by keeping the marriage and what

are

> the

> > results indicated by breaking the marriage. The chart will not

lie.

> Who is

> > being humane here?

> > - Look at the predictions I have made about the persons life and

> spouse, see

> > if they match before your start throwing opinions. It is said

your

> opinions

> > will chase and torture you when you die.

> >

> > There are Vedic examples of divorce, and rules for when it is

> allowable, the

> > modern hindu no-divorce concept is modern fundamentalism that

often

> leaves

> > divorcees suffering. And why would the great Rishis teach us how

to

> see

> > divorce in a chart if there was no need for it? I believe fully

in eka

> pati

> > vratta- one marriage (as my mother stayed with my father till

the day

> he

> > died, as did my grandmother). But I am not a fundamentalist and

work

> very

> > hard to improve the lives of others for the highest good of all

> involved.

> >

> > Jaya Jagannatha

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > _____

> >

> > sohamsa@ <sohamsa%40> .com

> [sohamsa@ <sohamsa%

40> .com] On

> Behalf Of

> > j.abbot

> > Thursday, July 20, 2006 10:01 AM

> > sohamsa@ <sohamsa%40> .com

> > Re: Why should fasting on Thursday make the

native

> angry?

> >

> > Dear Lakshmi,

> >

> > Thank you for your thoughtful and humane reply. I agree that

there is

> > a time to intervene. It is telling that you and I have both had

> > experiences compelling us to speak here! And once again, I did

not

> > intend to be nasty to Freedom. Something meaningful was triggered

> > here. I try to work continually with how to respond to these

moments.

> >

> > Sincerely,

> >

> > Jesse

> >

> > sohamsa@ <sohamsa%

40> .com,

> > " lakshmikary " lakshmikary@ wrote:

> > >

> > > Hare Rama Krishna

> > > Dear Jesse,and others on this thread.I'm not not arguing with

> > > anyone, just discussing moral ethics and this and that.Im Sat

AK- :)

> > > I agree with you to.An astrologer is ruled by jupiter and is

the 9th

> > > house and should their duty is to uphold dharma.

> > > Jupiter is also a benefactor and protector. The Sun is also

karaka

> > > for 9th house, and light.The Sun can give the knowledge

> > >

> > > In regards to previous post/disscusion- I just wanted to say

they

> > > is a difference between an internet learning forum, or even a

> > > classroom speaking with a bunch of astrologers where

astrologers can

> > > sit and discuss charts and then actually sitting face to face

with a

> > > suffering client and do what you can to help them .

> > > Perhaps because I've known Freedom I didnt take it the way you

did.

> > > Im assume he is careful when in person.

> > >

> > > But I agree we have to be very careful what and how we tlak to

the

> > > people approaching us.

> > >

> > > None of us can play God or even presume to fully know

anything.Even

> > > if we see something in a chart , the chart can be wrong and so

many

> > > things.

> > > But basically when someone comes and they are suffering we

have to

> > > use our knowledge, common sense(wisdom) and compassion to help

them

> > > understand their karma .

> > > On numerous occasion I have piped in when people were too

quick to

> > > make assertions about afffairs, infidelity,etc/

> > > Then we have the astrologers who ignore any bad indications

and only

> > > say positive and good things. Which is equally bad in my

opinion.

> > > Everyone has their personal style.

> > >

> > > Jesse , one time I didnt do something about a man I knew was

> > > dangerous.I wanted to keep peace, not make waves, keep family

going-

> > > well that man killed 2 weeks later. I think of it almost every

day,

> > > and I feel the burden of that ladies life on me.I hate myself

for

> > > not doing something.Last year I knew a man was beating his

son, i

> > > was worried he might seriously harm him. I personally couldnt

bear

> > > the idea that the boy should be harmed further, so I took some

> > > actions. Now by some intervention, whole family is happier

because

> > > father was forced by law to deal with his anger issues.Father

is

> > > happier, son is happy, no more with big bruises and swollen

liver.

> > > Even in USA any health care provider,teacher etc. is held by

the law

> > > to report such abuse. Why/how can an astrologer sit back and

let

> > > something go on letting the people burn away their " sins " . Well

> > > there is some truth to that as well..I understand it.

> > > Astrologers need to chant and always work towards disolving

their

> > > own stuff so they can be good vessels of " light "

> > > We all have to work at being better persons and better

astrologers

> > > and hope to have some inner connection with the divine so we

can

> > > uplift people.

> > > Best wishes.

> > > Lakshmi

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > sohamsa@ <sohamsa%

40> .com,

> > " j.abbot " <j.abbot@> wrote:

> > > >

> > > > Dear Lakshmi,

> > > >

> > > > Please call me Jesse; since we have spoken several times on

the

> > > phone,

> > > > there's no need to be so formal. I respectfully disagree with

> > > much of

> > > > your assessment. To the degree that there is abuse, of

course it

> > > is

> > > > the role of the jyotishi to counsel an intervention.

However, the

> > > > facile way in which Freedom recommended divorce alarmed me.

> > > > Obviously, the scenario is a bit different from direct

advice to a

> > > > client. Nonetheless, there is a certain tendency for

jyotishis to

> > > > presume what they can see or know, and/or to be prescriptive

> rather

> > > > than descriptive. The universe is not so cut-and-dried,

frankly.

> > > Here

> > > > is an area where jyotish can actually borrow a page or two

from

> > > > Western astrologers, not with respect to methodology, but as

to

> > > > bedside manner. I never questioned Freedom's analysis (since

I

> > > noted

> > > > I had not looked at the chart, how could I?) I took issue

with the

> > > > tone. Please read his message again. If you do not see

anything

> > > > presumptuous, I fear there is not much more that I can say

here.

> > > >

> > > > I concede that I'm biased in this instance because I have

> witnessed

> > > > /audited firsthand very similar advice given by an SJC guru

> > > directly

> > > > to a querent. Later that day, the same SJC guru addressed in

a

> > > talk

> > > > the terrible karma involved in destroying marriages and

families!

> > > >

> > > > I do not anticipate engaging this thread further. To the

degree

> > > that

> > > > my own tone was less than kind, I do apologize to Freedom

and the

> > > > list. I think there is a broader issue here, though, which I

will

> > > > explore in an article, likely for _The Mountain Astrologer_,

where

> > > I

> > > > have published before. Obviously I would preserve anonymity

in

> > > this

> > > > particular instance. The previous event that I discussed

above

> > > > involving the advice to divorce left such an unpleasant

taste in

> my

> > > > mouth that I kept away from SJC lists for many months out of

> > > respect,

> > > > knowing my own temper. Now I could not remain silent.

> > > >

> > > > There is lip service on the SJC lists (and their equivalent

across

> > > the

> > > > modern jyotish scene) regarding the difference between a

shiksha

> > > guru

> > > > and a diksha guru. I do see circumstances in which a

jyotishi can

> > > be

> > > > both, but I think actually that the lip service is paid so

that a

> > > > jyotishi can presume to act as both but then fall back on the

> > > caveat

> > > > that he or she is not a diksha guru. That is fairly slippery

if

> > > one

> > > > considers it closely. I am *not* imputing this behavior to

Freedom

> > > > but rather speaking to a broader trend that should concern

us.

> > > >

> > > > Thank you for your time considering these thoughts. As I

noted, I

> > > > shall not be getting into a " dueling jyotish " match via my

own

> > > > competitive analysis. My point clearly lay elsewhere than in

the

> > > > technical side of things.

> > > >

> > > > Sarva mangalam,

> > > >

> > > > Jesse

> > > >

> > > > sohamsa@ <sohamsa%40>

> .com,

> > " lakshmikary " <lakshmikary@> wrote:

> > > > >

> > > > > Hare Rama Krishna

> > > > > Dear Mr. Abbot,

> > > > > PLease post your analysis on the list of the chart in

> > > question.I'd

> > > > > like to see how you are able to make something nice out of

> > > something

> > > > > that can be causing both parties alot of pain and

destruction.

> > > > >

> > > > > undoubtably the UL is severly afflicted. Of course many

angles

> > > would

> > > > > need to be checked before the original opinion is

confirmed.

> > > > > No one needs to have " spiritual authority " , but an

astrologer

> > > needs

> > > > > common sense.

> > > > > I'd rather take the karma for supposedly " destoying a

marraige "

> > > than

> > > > > taking the karma of seeing a badly afflicted chart and

> > > recommending

> > > > > something that in all probablity wont work as the

relationship

> > > is

> > > > > not destined to survive, or worse yet, encourage some

lady/man

> > > to

> > > > > stick around in a marraige while her husband/wife abuses

them,

> > > and

> > > > > perhaps kills them -while I sit back and told tell them

to " work

> > > it

> > > > > out " (while I attmept to play God encouraging them to stay

> > > > > together,,, it goes both ways!) Look how many people

children

> > > will

> > > > > suffer if they kill each other or make each others life

hellish.

> > > > > Some marriages are just a living hell.While others can

work with

> > > > > some help.

> > > > > Yes, Ive seen and heard all sorts of things.

> > > > > Freedom was just relating what he thought about the

astrological

> > > > > content, I dont think you can jump on him so easy for

that.He

> > > wasnt

> > > > > replying directly to the person/client he was attempting

to give

> > > is

> > > > > astrological assessment of the situation for some ohter

> > > > > astrologers.Everyone is free to do so.

> > > > > best wishes

> > > > > Lakshmi

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > sohamsa@ <sohamsa%

40>

> .com,

> > " j.abbot " <j.abbot@> wrote:

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Dear Freedom,

> > > > > >

> > > > > > I sincerely hope that you do not presume to have the

spiritual

> > > > > > authority to recommend divorce. This will be the

downfall of

> > > > > jyotish

> > > > > > in the West, and already seems to be a commonplace in

many

> > > > > circles.

> > > > > > Your technical abilities are not in question; what is

> > > worrisome to

> > > > > me

> > > > > > is the karma borne by both jyotishi and native for

destroying

> > > > > families

> > > > > > and engineering self-fulfilling prophecies. I have not

even

> > > > > looked at

> > > > > > the chart in question (though I hope to do so soon and

email

> > > Reema

> > > > > > off-list). I think SJC sgould build into its charter a

way of

> > > > > > ensuring that jyotishis avoid precisely the tone your

email

> > > > > > exemplifies, which seems more in the spirit of a

commandment

> or

> > > > > > directive than a diplomatic and compassionate offering,

> > > infused

> > > > > with

> > > > > > humility and bedside manner.

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Respectfully,

> > > > > >

> > > > > > J.I. Abbot

> > > > > >

> > > > > > sohamsa@ <sohamsa%

40>

> .com,

> > " freeflowaum " <freeflowaum@>

> > > wrote:

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > Hare Rama Krsna

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > Reema,

> > > > > > > Do not be attached to individual desires of native or

your

> > > own

> > > > > personal

> > > > > > > ideals about relationships, unattachment brings clear

> > > > > sightedness. The

> > > > > > > Upapada is heavily afflicted and there should have

been a

> > > kumbha

> > > > > vivaha

> > > > > > > before the native was married, so the UL could have

been

> > > broken,

> > > > > but too

> > > > > > > late now.

> > > > > > > Bojan,

> > > > > > > The unmada is on the UL, which means the wife has lost

it,

> > > > > > irrational anger

> > > > > > > and depression (Saturn in first and Mars in seventh-to

UL).

> > > To

> > > > > check

> > > > > > if this

> > > > > > > is the correct wife we are speaking of, she would have

a

> > > heavily

> > > > > > afflicted

> > > > > > > (or MKS) Mars and Saturn in HER natal chart, based on

upon

> > > his

> > > > > UL.

> > > > > > And UL

> > > > > > > fasting will not remove her unmada, only promote

marriage.

> > > > > > > That same Mars-Saturn is a poverty yoga from the

native's

> > > lagna

> > > > > > (malefics in

> > > > > > > 2nd and 8th). So after the vivaha (marriage), the

native

> > > would

> > > > > > become poor

> > > > > > > and the wife would become 'mad'. This is a cursed UL

(cursed

> > > > > > marriage) and

> > > > > > > in these cases it will be seen that the native's

spouse will

> > > > > also have a

> > > > > > > curse on their UL. Now if the curse is on your head,

you

> > > cannot

> > > > > get

> > > > > > out of

> > > > > > > it, but when a curse is on your marriage, then it is

> > > possible to

> > > > > let the

> > > > > > > curse go.

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > Secondly, the sustaining factor in this marriage is

> > > maranakaraka

> > > > > > sthana Rahu

> > > > > > > (second from UL) and this is on his AL. The marriage

had

> > > little

> > > > > > chance of

> > > > > > > lasting to begin with because a dying malefic is

feeding it.

> > > The

> > > > > > vivaha's

> > > > > > > breaking has ruined the native's name and reputation,

the

> > > longer

> > > > > the

> > > > > > break

> > > > > > > lasts the more damage there will be to the native's

image

> > > (what

> > > > > > people think

> > > > > > > of him and how he is socially percieved).

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > The breaking of the vivaha will benefit both the

native and

> > > his

> > > > > > wife! She

> > > > > > > will regain some sanity and the native will be able to

do

> > > remedy

> > > > > for his

> > > > > > > financial problems. The two people will actually be

able to

> > > get

> > > > > > along much

> > > > > > > better after divorce. In this chart, Bagala worship

will

> > > break

> > > > > the

> > > > > > marriage.

> > > > > > > Fasting will only prolong the suffering of both

natives.

> > > > > Therefore,

> > > > > > first

> > > > > > > have the native do mantra of Bagala Devi.

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > Then after divorce, the native should perform kumbha

vivaha

> > > (as

> > > > > next

> > > > > > UL is

> > > > > > > on Ketu-Rahu axis) and Rahu is MKS as already mentioned

> > > (another

> > > > > > problemed

> > > > > > > marriage). The third UL, his next marriage after

divorce and

> > > > > kumba

> > > > > > vivaha

> > > > > > > will prove very beneficial as it contains an uccha

Moon.

> > > With

> > > > > this

> > > > > > marriage

> > > > > > > he will prosper financially and his dharma will grow

in many

> > > > > ways.

> > > > > > Jupiter

> > > > > > > is uccha banga being uplifted by this uccha Moon that

will

> be

> > > > > > activated by

> > > > > > > the third marriage. With the worship of Krsna he will

be

> > > able to

> > > > > > attain his

> > > > > > > beneficial UL in his upcoming Jupiter Moon Mula dasha

(if he

> > > is

> > > > > > completely

> > > > > > > divorced and has performed kumbha vivaha) by that time.

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > Namah Sivaya

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > _____

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > sohamsa@ <sohamsa%

40>

> .com

> > > [sohamsa@ <sohamsa%

40> .com]

> On

> > > > > > Behalf Of

> > > > > > > reema_sriganesh

> > > > > > > Wednesday, July 19, 2006 2:32 PM

> > > > > > > sohamsa@ <sohamsa%

40>

> .com

> > > > > > > Re: Why should fasting on Thursday

make

> > > the

> > > > > > native angry?

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > || Hare Rama Krishna ||

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > Namaste Bojan-ji,

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > Thank you so much. Your reply helped me in

understanding the

> > > UL

> > > > > > > better, and it certainly will go a long way in helping

the

> > > > > native. He

> > > > > > > seems to really want to save his marriage, and may God

grant

> > > him

> > > > > the

> > > > > > > power to do so.

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > Thank you once again, and best wishes.

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > May Sri Vishnu bless us all,

> > > > > > > Reema.

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > sohamsa@ <sohamsa%

> > > > > 40> .com,

> > > > > > bojan

> > > > > > > vidakovic <janbovid@> wrote:

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > HARE RAMA KRISHNA

> > > > > > > > Dear Reema, as per my experience it is the karma that

> > > > > > > > should be cleansed thorugh that UL with fasting, and

> > > > > > > > ofcourse it is not so easy. What I have seen is that

> > > > > > > > when UL is in 8th or its lord is at the same time the

> > > > > > > > lord of the eight bhava than it is very hard to fast,

> > > > > > > > esspeceally at the beginning. It can bring headaches,

> > > > > > > > short temper, but after some time of regular fast it

> > > > > > > > will be normalized. Ofcourse he should fast on that

> > > > > > > > particular day, it will save his marriage and fix

> > > > > > > > problems with unmada yoga etc. Everything will be

fine

> > > > > > > > after few weeks...best wishes, but the person must

> > > > > > > > keep fasting, Bojan Vidakovic

> > > > > > > > OM TAT SAT

> > > > > > > > --- reema_sriganesh <reema_sriganesh@> wrote:

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > > || Hare Rama Krishna ||

> > > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > > Namaste,

> > > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > > A native approached me about his issues in

marriage.

> > > > > > > > > After looking at

> > > > > > > > > his chart, I suggested that he fast on Thursdays

> > > > > > > > > (since UL lord is

> > > > > > > > > exalted and retrograde Guru placed in the 12th

> > > > > > > > > house).

> > > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > > After doing this remedy, the native gave the

> > > > > > > > > following feedback:

> > > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > > I have been noticing that I get very angry on

> > > > > > > > > Thursday and I get very

> > > > > > > > > much frustrated also. As a result of this I start

> > > > > > > > > remembering all the

> > > > > > > > > things that I have done or have been done to me.

> > > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > > * * *

> > > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > > Native's data: 12/25/1966, 22:20 Hrs, 5:30 East of

> > > > > > > > > GMT, 77E12, 28N36

> > > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > > My question is - why should the native feel angry

> > > > > > > > > particularly on

> > > > > > > > > Thursdays? Is it just the exhaustion of fasting or

> > > > > > > > > something more? I

> > > > > > > > > notice that there is an unmada yoga on the UL axis.

> > > > > > > > > But that should

> > > > > > > > > mean that the spouse could have temper problems. It

> > > > > > > > > doesn't mean that

> > > > > > > > > the native cannot fast on the UL lord's day to try

> > > > > > > > > to save his

> > > > > > > > > marriage, correct?

> > > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > > So are there any other indications, which I might

> > > > > > > > > have missed, that

> > > > > > > > > suggest native's frustration and anger on Thursdays

> > > > > > > > > since he began

> > > > > > > > > fasting?

> > > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > > Any insight would be greatly appreciated.

> > > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > > May Sri Vishnu bless us all,

> > > > > > > > > Reema.

> > > > > > > > >

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> > > > > > > > >

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|| Hare Rama Krishna ||

 

Namaste Sourav,

 

Thank you for giving me further details of the remedial measures

suggested earlier. I wanted to answer your one specific question:

 

> [sourav]: Can you tell us if there is a benefic in the UL of strong

> benefic influence on UL ?

 

In this specific chart, there is no benefic in the UL. The UL lord,

Saturn is in conjunction with Mars and Rahu in lagna in Gemini. The UL

lord is retrograde, and Saturn and Mars are conjoined within 1 degree!

The 2nd bhava from UL has retrograde Jupiter's aspect from the fifth,

and Rahu's aspect from the lagna. So this is also an example of a not

so beneficial UL, as you can see.

 

May Sri Vishnu bless us all,

Reema.

 

sohamsa , " Sourav " <souravc108 wrote:

>

>

> || Hare Rama Krishna ||

>

> Dear Reema-ji,

>

> Namaskar. Please find comments below.

>

> Best wishes,

>

> Sourav

>

> ============================================================

> sohamsa , " reema_sriganesh " <reema_sriganesh@>

> wrote:

> >

> > || Hare Rama Krishna ||

> >

> > Namaste Sourav,

> >

> > I and this native are blessed to get suggestions from learned men such

> > as yourself on remedies. I am an inept astrologer (in fact, I wonder

> > if I should even call myself one), but since this native approached

> > me, I had no choice but to seek divine blessings so as to be able to

> > help him. I know that I am not the best Jyotisha he could have had,

> > and yet, one sincere prayer to the Ishta and see how all the guidance

> > on this chart is pouring! Sorry to keep rambling about this, but I

> > can't seem to help it...

>

> [sourav]: Please treat me as a fellow student only. Not a drop of this

> knowledge is mine. I am blessed to be able to discuss jyotish for this

> native.

>

>

> >

> > Please see my responses inline, and kindly answer my questions

> therein.

> >

> > Thank you.

> >

> > With the blessings of Sri Vishnu,

> > Reema.

> >

> > sohamsa , " Sourav " souravc108@ wrote:

> > >

> > >

> > > || Hare Rama Krishna ||

> > >

> > > Dear Reema-ji,

> > >

> > > Namaskar. Kindly notice two things.

> > > One, the native should take fasting in steps (as everyone should).

> > > Head, if deprived of glucose, suffers. Hence body should take time

> > > to fasting is steps to adjust. First ask him to have fast on cold

> > > milk/icecream etc and also fruits if he likes. Then after 2-3

> > > months, only cold milk and water; and after 4 months, as he

> > > gradually reduces milk, only water. Then still further, he can even

> > > eliminate water (if he wants).

> >

> > Yes. I will make it a point to tell him not to over exert himself

> > right from the beginning.

>

> [sourav]: Yes, this process if told by Sanjay-ji.

>

>

> >

> > > Second, UL in the 8th shows rina is large. UL is typically

> > > misunderstood as only marriage. However, UL represents sumtotal of

> > > what we ought to give back to the world, large part of it typically

> > > is to wife because marriage is biggest area of compromise for a

> > > typical person. A paapa graha in the UL and 2nd from UL prevents

> > > giving thereby trying to perpetuate the rina or make it evolve into

> > > further debts. Hence, it is best to propitiate the deity associated

> > > with the 2nd from UL after fasting on UL day.

> >

> > Beautiful explanation you have given here about UL in the 8th house!

> > Interestingly, I found this in the chart of a woman whom I am very

> > close with. She has continuously given way more than what she got back

> > from her husband. And, the story repeats with her children, relatives,

> > etc. What is uncanny is that she even says that she must have been

> > heavily indebted to all of these souls... Very spiritual is what she

> > is. I opened her chart, and UL is right there in the 8th house.

>

> [sourav]: Can you tell us if there is a benefic in the UL of strong

> benefic influence on UL ?

>

>

> >

> > > Ask him to worship Chandi Mata after the fast in the evening before

> > > he takes food.

> >

> > Yes, I will. Now, how should he worship Chandi Mata? Can you please

> > provide some guidance here in terms of mantra or puja that needs to be

> > performed?

>

> [sourav]: Mother is Shakti and doing everything in this world and at the

> same time watching all her children through the corner of her eyes.

> Hence, I don't think anything elaborate is necessary to draw her

> attention. I prefer something simple like wearng fresh clothes, lighting

> a oil deepam and incense in front of a picture of Mother and offering to

> Her the tapasya performed and praying for better marital life. The

> native may take food only after Puja is completed. The native may start

> doing Chandi patham if he can learn it from a learned person.

>

>

> >

> > > Moreover, he should donate to poor brahmins (Shani in Meena in UL)

> > > or orphans or poor people in general and the donations should be

> > > done only on Thursdays !!

> >

> > Yes, I will suggest this to the native. The reason for you to suggest

> > this remedy is so that the native inculcates a habit of giving, which

> > in turn will make him give more towards his marriage too as this is

> > the demand of Shani in the UL (and Rahu in the 2nd from it). Is my

> > understanding correct?

>

> [sourav]: Shani is preventing and not demanding. Giving is what UL is

> and UL is beyond marriage. The unselfish giving should be done on

> Thursdays becuase UL is in Guru's house.

>

>

> >

> > > And most importantly, he should wear a yellow sapphire to counteract

> > > Rahu in 9th in MKS/Badhak; and this also strengthens his Guru/UL and

> > > VRY.

> >

> > I have no knowledge about gemology. Can you provide some guidance on

> > how big a stone he should wear and how to set the stone?

>

> [sourav]: Yellow Sapphire or Yellow topaz (lesser cost upa-ratna but

> same effect) is advised to be set in Gold and worn on ring finger (2nd

> from little finger) on Thursday morning after bath and worship. I am not

> sure about the rattis of the stone but Sanjay-ji's VRA mentions 7 or 13

> rattis and *not* 6, 11 or 15 rattis in weight. However, I have seen

> people wear different weights and would like Gurujanas to advise. It

> would be great if Swee-ji can advise on this. Please tell native no take

> off during Guru dasa/bhukti (as Guru is 8th lord). Panchopochara pooja

> towards Ishta is best at all times.

>

>

> >

> > > AK is in debility in Navamsa and this debility is removed by

> > > Shukra in kendra with Ishtakaraka Rahu. Clearly, worshipping Durga

> > > will strengthen atma-bala and remove the Badhaka effects (together

> > > with strong Guru).

> >

> > When I read about the financial woes of the native, I suggested him

> > blindly to worship Sri Maha Lakshmi with the mantra

> >

> > || Om MahaLakshmiyae Namah ||

> >

> > Now Sukra is in kendra from the Ishtakaraka Rahu. However, since the

> > native is not seeking a remedy to enhance his standing spiritually,

> > but rather materially, do you think strengthening Rahu with Durga

> > worship will help or strengthening Venus further with Mahalakshmi

> > worship? This Mahalakshmi worship should also help him bring his AK

> > out of debility, but also soothe his financial problems. Kindly

> > explain which deity would be more helpful.

>

> [sourav]: AK in debility in Navamsa indicates that the person will

> always feel unsatisfied with life in general and prefer to live like a

> sadhu or fakir. He prefers to give up rather struggle.

>

> As a jyotisha, recommend Ishtadevata worship always ! Infact it would be

> great punya on your part if, after any consultation, you can point out

> Ishtadevata and urge him to worship this devata. No one can get a better

> suggestion or direction in life.

>

>

> > >

> > > Best wishes,

> > >

> > > Sourav

> > >

> > > ==================================================================

> > >

> > >

> > > sohamsa , " reema_sriganesh " <reema_sriganesh@>

> > > wrote:

> > > >

> > > > || Hare Rama Krishna ||

> > > >

> > > > Namaste Bojan-ji,

> > > >

> > > > Thank you so much. Your reply helped me in understanding the UL

> > > > better, and it certainly will go a long way in helping the native.

> He

> > > > seems to really want to save his marriage, and may God grant him

> the

> > > > power to do so.

> > > >

> > > > Thank you once again, and best wishes.

> > > >

> > > > May Sri Vishnu bless us all,

> > > > Reema.

> > > >

> > > > sohamsa , bojan vidakovic janbovid@ wrote:

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > HARE RAMA KRISHNA

> > > > > Dear Reema, as per my experience it is the karma that

> > > > > should be cleansed thorugh that UL with fasting, and

> > > > > ofcourse it is not so easy. What I have seen is that

> > > > > when UL is in 8th or its lord is at the same time the

> > > > > lord of the eight bhava than it is very hard to fast,

> > > > > esspeceally at the beginning. It can bring headaches,

> > > > > short temper, but after some time of regular fast it

> > > > > will be normalized. Ofcourse he should fast on that

> > > > > particular day, it will save his marriage and fix

> > > > > problems with unmada yoga etc. Everything will be fine

> > > > > after few weeks...best wishes, but the person must

> > > > > keep fasting, Bojan Vidakovic

> > > > > OM TAT SAT

> > > > > --- reema_sriganesh reema_sriganesh@ wrote:

> > > > >

> > > > > > || Hare Rama Krishna ||

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Namaste,

> > > > > >

> > > > > > A native approached me about his issues in marriage.

> > > > > > After looking at

> > > > > > his chart, I suggested that he fast on Thursdays

> > > > > > (since UL lord is

> > > > > > exalted and retrograde Guru placed in the 12th

> > > > > > house).

> > > > > >

> > > > > > After doing this remedy, the native gave the

> > > > > > following feedback:

> > > > > >

> > > > > > I have been noticing that I get very angry on

> > > > > > Thursday and I get very

> > > > > > much frustrated also. As a result of this I start

> > > > > > remembering all the

> > > > > > things that I have done or have been done to me.

> > > > > >

> > > > > > * * *

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Native's data: 12/25/1966, 22:20 Hrs, 5:30 East of

> > > > > > GMT, 77E12, 28N36

> > > > > >

> > > > > > My question is - why should the native feel angry

> > > > > > particularly on

> > > > > > Thursdays? Is it just the exhaustion of fasting or

> > > > > > something more? I

> > > > > > notice that there is an unmada yoga on the UL axis.

> > > > > > But that should

> > > > > > mean that the spouse could have temper problems. It

> > > > > > doesn't mean that

> > > > > > the native cannot fast on the UL lord's day to try

> > > > > > to save his

> > > > > > marriage, correct?

> > > > > >

> > > > > > So are there any other indications, which I might

> > > > > > have missed, that

> > > > > > suggest native's frustration and anger on Thursdays

> > > > > > since he began

> > > > > > fasting?

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Any insight would be greatly appreciated.

> > > > > >

> > > > > > May Sri Vishnu bless us all,

> > > > > > Reema.

> > > > > >

> > > > > >

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