Newly revised Lesson 21

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Dear Group -

 

I have corrected the minor typo on Page 109 of Lesson 21 and have also added a description code for the colors on Page 106, to make it easier to decipher the signs with the various colors for those printers who don't share the same color formatting.

I changed the sign Scorpio from a light blue to a pale yellow instead. Maybe this will help bring out the difference a little sharper as well.

 

The file has been re-downloaded to the FILES site.

 

Donna

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Respected Krushna and Donna,

 

Namaste.

 

>I changed the sign Scorpio from a light blue to a pale yellow

>instead. Maybe this will help bring out the difference a little

>sharper as well.

The revision is much welcome, especially the descriptions of the

correspondence. However, pale yellow does look like yellow on my

computer ... maybe you should use red, or teal. Ah...the sorrows of

MS customers.

 

Another thing, Donna: is the Trimsamsa D-30? I did a Web search and

found it referred to as D-5. Furthermore, one would think it more

logical that, as the chart is being divided into 5 parts, that it is

actually D-5. Would appreciate any further insight, thanks.

 

Krushnaji, thank you so much for the clarifications. So the native I

mentioned should consider a line of work related to Jupiter, and the

subperiods of the Moon, Mercury & Saturn would aid in the career.

However, can the native pursue a line of work related to these 3

planets too, e.g. commercial management or management of man,

machine, or money, which also involves public relations?

 

Also, in finding out the lord of the sign in the Trimsamsa, do we use

the normal lordships, e.g. Capricorn & Aquarius ruled by Saturn,

etc., or do we use the rulerships of the tattvas, i.e.:

 

Earth - Saturn - Taurus, Capricorn, Virgo

Air - Mercury - Aquarius, Gemini, Libra

Water - Venus - Scorpio

Fire - Mars - Aries

Ether - Jupiter - Sagittarius, Pisces

 

The example given is not clear on this, unfortunately, since the

signs involved were Capricorn and Gemini.

 

I hope I have not taken up too much of your time, Krushnaji. Many

thanks for your attention, and your guidance is eagerly awaited.

 

Best wishes,

Lauren

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Dear Donna,

I have just downloaded the newly revised version of Lesson 21. As you said it is much better. I still cannot tell some of the coplours apart but the written explanation means that this is unimportant now.

Peter

Namaste