Guest guest Posted July 12, 2008 Report Share Posted July 12, 2008 Dear Gurus and members, It is said that Jagannath Drekkana gives karmaphaala. Is this really true i.e. the fruit of karma? That doesnt sound right, because how can the varga for the 3rd house, an upachaya and free will house, actually show the *fruits*? Then there would be no free will right, because the fruits are known at birth, since this is the natal chart? I assume that Jn Drekkana only shows the direction of individual efforts, right? vs. D-9 which shows inherent ability. This also brings up another question about D-10 i.e. if D-3 is direction of individual effort, and D-9 which is inherent ability, then what exactly is D-10. Rafalji said " karmaviveka " somewhere, I forget exactly where, but I would like that explained in some detail. thank you very much, Sundeep Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 12, 2008 Report Share Posted July 12, 2008 kleem namah narasimhaaya Dear Sundeep, Namaskar D3 is more for direction of initiatives, what you must do (6) to activate karma (from 10). D10 is more for all works available to the native. D9 shows for what things you are blessed. The difference between d1, d3 and d9 is seen by learning Yogadas (Parasara). From these three we examine the overall influence of yogas on one's life, other vargas are more for detailed area (technical aspects like d10 shows job etc). Regards, Rafal Gendarz / SJC Teacher www: http://rohinaa.com / email: rafal vedicastrostudent pisze: Dear Gurus and members, It is said that Jagannath Drekkana gives karmaphaala. Is this really true i.e. the fruit of karma? That doesnt sound right, because how can the varga for the 3rd house, an upachaya and free will house, actually show the *fruits*? Then there would be no free will right, because the fruits are known at birth, since this is the natal chart? I assume that Jn Drekkana only shows the direction of individual efforts, right? vs. D-9 which shows inherent ability. This also brings up another question about D-10 i.e. if D-3 is direction of individual effort, and D-9 which is inherent ability, then what exactly is D-10. Rafalji said "karmaviveka" somewhere, I forget exactly where, but I would like that explained in some detail. thank you very much, Sundeep Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 15, 2008 Report Share Posted July 15, 2008 Dear Rafalji, Thank you for your reply and your very useful clues! Sundeep sohamsa , Rafal Gendarz <starsuponme wrote: > > *kleem namah narasimhaaya* > Dear Sundeep, Namaskar > > D3 is more for direction of initiatives, what you must do (6) to > activate karma (from 10). D10 is more for all works available to the > native. D9 shows for what things you are blessed. The difference between > d1, d3 and d9 is seen by learning Yogadas (Parasara). From these three > we examine the overall influence of yogas on one's life, other vargas > are more for detailed area (technical aspects like d10 shows job etc). > > > Regards, > Rafal Gendarz / SJC Teacher > www: http://rohinaa.com / email: rafal > > > vedicastrostudent pisze: > > > > Dear Gurus and members, > > > > It is said that Jagannath Drekkana gives karmaphaala. Is this really > > true i.e. the fruit of karma? That doesnt sound right, because how can > > the varga for the 3rd house, an upachaya and free will house, actually > > show the *fruits*? Then there would be no free will right, because the > > fruits are known at birth, since this is the natal chart? I assume > > that Jn Drekkana only shows the direction of individual efforts, > > right? vs. D-9 which shows inherent ability. This also brings up > > another question about D-10 i.e. if D-3 is direction of individual > > effort, and D-9 which is inherent ability, then what exactly is D-10. > > Rafalji said " karmaviveka " somewhere, I forget exactly where, but I > > would like that explained in some detail. > > > > thank you very much, > > > > Sundeep > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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