(ratna) JAI SRIKRISHNA TO ALL

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Dear Vistiji,

Thank you very much for the illuminating write up. To echo what

Sharat says, the only doubt that remains is the following case (of

which Sharat's case is one example, my case is another and I'm sure

many other people have very similar cases, so your one reply would

probably help several people):

 

1) If a graha 1 in House A is in parivartana with graha 2 in House

B, and simultaneously in House A there are graha 3 and graha 4, then

which of the following is true:

 

Possibility 1 (Apply all rules only ONCE per graha in ORDER):

Due to being the most important rule, parivartana causes graha 1 and

graha 2 to exchange results. Graha 3 and graha 4 exchange results.

 

Possibility 2: (Apply all rules REPEATEDLY and in ORDER)

Parivartana causes graha 1 and graha 2 to exchange results. However

graha 1 may also end up exchanging results with graha 3 due to

secondary yuti principle. So, graha 2 gives the results of graha 1.

Graha 3 gives the results of graha 2 (because it is taking up graha

1's after-parivartana role). Graha 1 gives the results of graha 3

(because it is taking up graha 3's role). Graha 4 gives its own

results.

 

There are more possibilities, but the above 2 feel like the most

realistic ones. The question is, which one if any is correct?

 

Thank you very much,

 

Sundeep