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Does that mean that KK

in Navamsa Lagna or Kendra to Navamsa lagna show that the person comes from a ‘royal’

family or is that pushing Jaimini to

far?

Namah Sivaya

 

 

Sanjay Rath

[srath]

Tuesday, December 30, 2003

11:04 AM

varahamihira

Re: |Sri Varaha|

Jeevamuktamsa and lagnamsa -to nitish

 

 

 

 

 

::Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya::

Dear Freedom,

 

 

Your views are appreciated. The translation is a bit

off mark and that is why the problem in the interpretation. The word used in

the shloka by Parasara is 'prajaayate' which is derived from the word 'prajaa'.

This means procreation , propagation , birth, offspring , children ,

family , race , posterity , descendants etc and refers to the birth in a royal

family or belonging to a royal lineage or such big family in the locality. Jaimini

supports this view of Parasara where he states that the Atmakaraka in navamsa

lagna i.e. Karakamsa being the same as Lagnamsa confirms birth in a royal

family. Thus, the simple translation given is objected to as although it

indicates rajayoga, but the actual reference is to the birth in a royal or big

family that promises a good childhood.

 

 

Lagnamsa shows that which the native will achieve by

virtue of his abilities. More on this in the Rajayoga workshop. But suffice is

to say that the translation given is not clear and does not reflect the full

purport of the statement of Parasara.

Best Regards,

Sanjay Rath

SJC-Puri: 212 Gopal Ballav Road, Puri -752001, India

----------------------------OM TAT SAT---------------------------

 

 

-

 

Freedom

 

 

 

varahamihira

 

 

 

Sunday,

December 28, 2003 3:49 PM

 

 

RE: |Sri

Varaha| Jeevamuktamsa and lagnamsa -to nitish

 

 

 

 

 

Hare

Rama Krsna

 

I do

not have a copy of Deva Keralam with me in my present location, but Parashara

does mention in his chapter on Raja yogas vs 22 of Santhanam’s translation:

If the

AK is in a benefic’s Rasi/Navamsa, the native will be wealthy. If there are

benefics in angles from Karakamsa Lagna, he will become a king.

subharaashoa shubhaaMshe cha kaarako dhanavaan

bhavet.

tadaMshakendreShu shubhe nuunaM raajaa prajaayate..22..

If this aplies to Karakamsa why not similar in the

lagnamsa,as the person will have a preference for kingly things in their life,

or high standards those areas of life (kendra). The lagnamsa shows the

preferences/choices, won’t these lead one to make choices to lead one to be

like a king (if the planets have strength). Why does Parashara put so much

emphasis on kendra in general?

 

Namah Sivaya

Freedom

 

 

Sanjay Rath

[srath]

Saturday, December 27, 2003

6:48 PM

varahamihira

Re: |Sri Varaha|

Jeevamuktamsa and lagnamsa -to nitish

 

 

 

 

 

::Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya::

Dear Freedom

 

 

Can I have the references in the

deva keralam that says that venus placed in quadrants to Lagnamsa (i.e. in the

navamsas of signs that are in kendra to lagna of Rasi chart) gives a rajyoga.

Is this for all Lagna and all nadiamsa?

 

 

Will any planet occupying an angular

position instead of Venus bring rajayoga as mentioned in the mail? I wonder

really. I thought it just shows the preferences.

 

 

Take an example - Aries Lagna with

Sun in Aries in Rasi and Libra in navamsa..will this bring rajyoga or the

reverse? So, we are to consider the status and yogas as well. Now, will any

planet in a kendra tulya amsa indicate the rajayoga or does it just show the

preferences of the native.

 

 

If you can give the quote from Deva

keralam, we can analyse it here.

Best Regards,

Sanjay Rath

SJC-Puri: 212 Gopal Ballav Road, Puri -752001, India

----------------------------OM TAT SAT---------------------------

 

 

 

-

 

 

Freedom

 

 

varahamihira

 

 

 

Friday,

December 26, 2003 12:53 PM

 

 

RE: |Sri

Varaha| Jeevamuktamsa and lagnamsa -to nitish

 

 

 

 

 

General rule:

" With

reference to the soul, we analyze the Karakamsa Lagna of the native. With

reference to the intellect, we analyze the Navamsa Lagna of the native "

This is the primary thing to look at in the navamsa.

 

Abilities

are in relation to intellect so we use navamsa lagna. Ista is in reference to

the soul so we use Karakamsa. We don't need to be jeevamuktas to see the chart

from the karakamsa. The soul is always guiding, we all have souls. Thoughts

arise in the mind from much deeper. The body is the chariot, Arjuna is the mind

and Krsna is the soul. Worship of the ishta is allowing Krsna to guide. You don't

need to be jeevamukta to use the ista in the jeevamuktamsa, you use the ista to

get to jeevamuktamsa. The Ista mantra is the invocation of the jeevamuktamsa.

Notice also that the Ista mantras Sanjay recommended in the west coast

conferences in 2002 are all dwadakshari (12 syllable), so they are activating

the 12th house from karakamsa.

 

You

asked about 12th from D-1 Lagnesh in Navamsa, this is not generally used. The

D-1 lagnesh is used in the Navamsa is like any other planet. For example, in my

chart Mercury is lagnesh. It is placed in Aquarius in my navamsa. Aquarius is

my Rasi 9th house, so Mercury will have a strong effect on 9th house

activities, my father is a businessman. Moon is in Leo in my navamsa, which is

the 3rd house in my rasi, this means Moon will have a strong effect on the 3rd

house, my younger brother works in the healing/medical profession. Notice that

this technique effects the karakas.

 

We

can also use the signs to see how a planet is affecting our own life. My

Mercury is in Virgo in the Rasi, and in Aquarius in the Navamsa, this is 6

signs away. So I will get 6th house results in the Mahadasa of Mercury. Moon is

in Aries in Rasi and Leo in Navamsa, 5 signs away, so I will get 5th house

results in Moon Mahadasa, (and let me tell you, I'm running Moon:).

 

More

important than 12th from D-1 lagnesh in D-9 is 12th house from the D-1 lagna in

D-9 which is called Vyayamsa. This is a general view point from lagnamsa.

 

LAGNAMSA

(D-1 lagna in Navamsa)

The

lagnamsa will show the direction of intelligence, what you prefer, and your

choices, ie. Jupiter in daramsa will make a person prefer an educated spouse,

saturn in sukhamsa will make a person prefer or like old houses.

 

We

can analyze the lagnamsa with reference to the purva punya. A planet in the

lagnamsa will have a strong stamp on a person, a planet in daramsa will have a

strong influence on one's partner. What this stamp is must be seen from the

D-60 (not D-9).

 

The

main house to see is the 2nd from the lagnamsa. It will show the direction of

your dhi relative to karmas (works done in this world). Jaimini says that

lagnamsa in the 11th house will lead a person to moksa (because 12th is 2nd).

Lagnamsa in 10th makes a person always focused on gains, lagnamsa in 9th makes

a person always focused on work. We look at 2nd because it is 10th from the

5th.

 

 

 

This

is from Sanjay's lecture on Navamsa at the 2003 ACVA Conference in Sedona,

Arizona. Tapes available from ACVA.

 

2.2 Rasi Tulya Navamsa (bhava-amsa)

Rasi-tulya

navamsa is also called Bhava sucaka navamsa and it's the navamsa chart as

perceived from the Rasi lagna. If the native has Pisces Lagna, then we would

see the position of the planets in navamsa with reference to Pisces Lagna. The above classification has been used freely

in Dhruva Nadi. A different classification has been used in Deva Keralam. In

this classification more emphasis has been laid on presence of planets in

kendra and kona. Some examples from Deva

Keralam:

1. If navamsa rasi of Venus falls in Kendra in

rasi chart, a kind

of

Raja-Yoga is formed.

2. A planet occupying an angular navamsa will

bring royal

authority.

 

This

classification is very important and useful in judging Raja-Yogas and worth of

a chart. If more planets fall in Bhagyamsa (9th), Karmamsa (10th), Labhamsa

(11th), Lagnamsa (1st) or Sukhamsa (4th, the native leads a happy and

prosperous life.

Conversely

if more planets occupy Shashtamsa (6th), Nidhanamsa (8th) or Vyayamsa (12th)

the native may confront many difficulties in life.

 

Namah

Sivaya

 

 

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Nitish Arya [yeeahoo_99]

 

Sent:

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Subject:

RE: |Sri Varaha| #2 The old king in new cloth (Ishta Devata) ?

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to freedom

 

Dear

freedom,

Thanks for quoting from Chandrakalanadi. I

have a

question

from you.

What do u think about the 12th house from

the

position

of D-1 ascendant lord in D-9? What

importance/use

does it have, in comparison to 12th

from

karakamsa in deciding the direction of life of a

native,

while we are still not jeevanmuktas (say, 90%+

people

of the world)?

If you explain with an example, it will be a

great

help

to my understanding.

regards,

nitish

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Tat Sat|

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