Transits from the Janma Rasi

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Namaste ,

I have been thinking about transits and did a quick calculation ( shown

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Transits from the Janma Rasi tend to influence day to day life...more

noticeable with faster paced planets

Buddha, Sukra, Chandr, Mid paced with Mangala and Ravi, and slower with the

giants ( Sani and Guru)

and as slow with Ketu and Rahu.

The calculation below ferrets out some interesting observations ( for me). N

= Negative transit, and P = Positive Transits.

I used my Rasi chart to do the calculations, so Janma Rasi = Taurus.

1. Overall 40% of transits ( Gochara) generate a positive influence; 60%

generate a negative influence.

2. 11th house is always positive (Pi is owned by Guru)

3. 12th house is always negative and is owned by Mars in my chart, which

also happens to reside in the

12th from Lagna in my Natal chart and also 12th from Karakamsa in

Navamsa indicating Ista Devata.

Questions:

* Why would the natural tendency of Lord Narayana's Dwadas Aditya

have more negative influence then positive?

Would it not make sense that Sattva would dominate ? That for Dharma to take

hold more sattvic influences would

rule?

* Why are the Trines ( 1st, 5th, 9th ) or Kendra's ( 1,4,7,10) not

all positive transits? The best divisions of 120degrees being

the steps arcoss the sky and representing Narayana's body?

* How can Ravi ( the soul) ever cause one grief transiting accoss his

own Dwadasaditya system? Just as a father visits

all 12 of his son's how can he not be welcomed or give malace to any one of

his son's houses?

 

Are we thinking correctly about Jyotish and Bhumandala? There must be

deeper meaning here I need to understand

and comes out in the Varga charts.

Any thoughts from the group and the Guru's on this?