Guest guest Posted January 29, 2008 Report Share Posted January 29, 2008 Don't we need a unified theory?Or what lies beyond the moon Dear Lalit and members, I won't say much about that which you took 12 days to research/prepare. Good effort. Your quoting from that article in Times etc causes me to say this. Astakoota or synarasty? The quoted matter clearly belongs with synarasty. Lunar matching that Astakoota is, seems to think nothing of other coordinates, as many as 7 tiers of them, taking Rahu and Ketu as one tier of comparables. One is not sure how and why this single-coordinate method came to prevail. Experience shows that there are unhappy, disastrous marriages despite high astakoota matching. I know of people who vouch for the futility of lunar matching. Which makes me think aloud that lunar-alone matching needn't work. Now, the other point. Second house. I know of a shloka which situates marriage in the 2nd house. So why not add a few more factors to the 6 you have quoted? Namely, 2nd houses and their lords. But then the list can go on and on -- one exponent in his book, Light on Relationship (MLBD), devotes much authorial energy to the Three Corner Stones of a chart and their matching. They are: 1. Lagna, 2. Sun, 3. Moon. This author urges Astakoota matching of cornerstone(s) other than the lunar cornerstone also. He has his point: what if moon is not strong enough! Indeed. But didn't our ancients think through this? Besides, one has to draw a line somewhere. Finally, if the ToA writer talks of Rajayopgakaraka planets. Why not talk of longevity and progeny analyses of the two charts? Some astrologers are known to (sub-consciously) do that while studying a chart-pair. But I sometimes wonder why this elaborate Lunar matching evolved if it does not factor in the likes of what lies beyond moon. Enjoy, think,RK Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 29, 2008 Report Share Posted January 29, 2008 Dear RK, Personally, I agree that there is more to ashtakuta matching or even 10 fold matching based on only the nakshatra charana. It has been my opinion that one needs to analyze for compatibility taking into consideration the sate of 2nd, 5th, 7th, 8th and the 12th house at the very least before declaring two charts as being compatible. But then I know I am in the minority league of astrologers who think on this line. I am sure astrologers can find out for themselves what is the right approach after looking at the end results of a marriage that is melapak based on Moon nakshatra charana alone. Chandrashekhar. arkaydash wrote: Don't we need a unified theory? Or what lies beyond the moon Dear Lalit and members, I won't say much about that which you took 12 days to research/prepare. Good effort. Your quoting from that article in Times etc causes me to say this. Astakoota or synarasty? The quoted matter clearly belongs with synarasty. Lunar matching that Astakoota is, seems to think nothing of other coordinates, as many as 7 tiers of them, taking Rahu and Ketu as one tier of comparables. One is not sure how and why this single-coordinate method came to prevail. Experience shows that there are unhappy, disastrous marriages despite high astakoota matching. I know of people who vouch for the futility of lunar matching. Which makes me think aloud that lunar-alone matching needn't work. Now, the other point. Second house. I know of a shloka which situates marriage in the 2nd house. So why not add a few more factors to the 6 you have quoted? Namely, 2nd houses and their lords. But then the list can go on and on -- one exponent in his book, Light on Relationship (MLBD), devotes much authorial energy to the Three Corner Stones of a chart and their matching. They are: 1. Lagna, 2. Sun, 3. Moon. This author urges Astakoota matching of cornerstone(s) other than the lunar cornerstone also. He has his point: what if moon is not strong enough! Indeed. But didn't our ancients think through this? Besides, one has to draw a line somewhere. Finally, if the ToA writer talks of Rajayopgakaraka planets. Why not talk of longevity and progeny analyses of the two charts? Some astrologers are known to (sub-consciously) do that while studying a chart-pair. But I sometimes wonder why this elaborate Lunar matching evolved if it does not factor in the likes of what lies beyond moon. Enjoy, think, RK Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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