Lesson 5 (Compilation of Answers)

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Vyam Vysadevaya Namah!

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Dear List, Namaste.

 

1. What is the meaning of Raja Yoga?

Rath: Raja also refers to the Atmakaraka (as Parasara calls the Atmakaraka the king of the horoscope). Thus, Raja Yoga's are those that bring about the association of the native with Kings or people in power, or can themselves elevate the native to positions of power of the significators of the swelf are strongly involved. From Raja we refer to the Chara AK and many Raja Yoga revolve around the Chara AK. We also refer to the Lagna, AL etc which also refer to the self. Since the Sun is the natural Raja of the zodiac, none of these Raja Yoga will initiate if the Sun (Savitur) is not strong [saravali]. Similarly, Yoga refers to the Union and specifically to the Moon in the context of the Sun. Thus, once the sun initiates the 'Raja' situation, the Moon sustains the Yoga.

 

2. What is the meaning Pravrayja Yoga(this question has still not be answered)?

Sanjay has given us the following hints for Question 3:

Rath: Is Arudha alone sufficient to cause one to renounce? Renunciation is not merely to show to the world.. the self/ Lagna is also involved.

 

 

3. Would you consider your chart one of Raja Yoga of Pravrajya Yoga?

- Individual answer -

 

4.a) Chart 1 What happened in 5th year of life?

Rath: Correct. His father died in an accident.

b) How was Rahu Dasa

Rath: Had a lot of political assocoation, but was very spiritual.

 

5. a) Is there VRY?

Narasimha: Yes, but not very effective.

b) Why was Jupiter dasa so favorable?

Narasimha gives an answer in the link bellow:

varahamihira/message/2679

 

6. a) I there VRY?

Yes.

b) Is widowhood indicated?

Yes(see given link).

c) If so, then at what age can it be expected, and how would her spouse pass away?

 

Gauranga gives a very good answer in the link bellow:varahamihira/message/2682

 

7. a) Is there VRY?

Yes but again, not very effective.

b) What happened with the advent of Saturn Dasa?

Another answer given by Gauranga bellow:

varahamihira/message/2712

 

I hope this is comprehensive enough to help future querists.

Best wishes, Visti.