Worksheet

[Guest guest]

Dear Krushna,

 

I have a problem in understanding some points of the worksheet.

 

Let us imagine there are several planets in the same sign. Each of them

gets:

* less 4 (0, 1, 2, 3) points in their ashtakavarga

* or till 4 (0, 1, 2, 3, 4) points in their ashtakavarga if the planet is

lord of houses D or E.

We except Moon.

 

Then, let us imagine there is another planet in the 4 house from these

planets. Could you confirm the basic strength points are given to one of the

first planet in following these rules in this order (we except the lord of

the 12th house from house B):

 

1. the planet which gets the smallest number of points in its ashtakavarga

 

2. if several planets satisfy the point 1 (they get the same small number of

points), we look for the most malefic planet. To get this most malefic

planet, we compare the planet placed in the 4th house with THE LORD OF THE

SIGN IN WHICH THESE PLANETS ARE PLACED. We use the classical rules of

natural friendship/ enemity/neutrality.

 

3. If several planets satisfy the point 1 and 2 (they are the first planet

natural enemies), we give the basic strength points to the most natural

malefic. In practice, we use this order: Saturn, Mars, Sun, Mercury, Moon,

Venus, Jupiter (from the most malefic to the most benefic).

 

If you do not agree with this method, could you give the right way?

 

Thanks a lot

Denis

[Guest guest]

Dear Denis,

You are on the proper track.

krushna

, " DENIS LABOURE " <Laboure@W...>

wrote:

>

> Dear Krushna,

>

> I have a problem in understanding some points of the worksheet.

>

> Let us imagine there are several planets in the same sign. Each of

them

> gets:

> * less 4 (0, 1, 2, 3) points in their ashtakavarga

> * or till 4 (0, 1, 2, 3, 4) points in their ashtakavarga if the

planet is

> lord of houses D or E.

> We except Moon.

>

> Then, let us imagine there is another planet in the 4 house from

these

> planets. Could you confirm the basic strength points are given to

one of the

> first planet in following these rules in this order (we except the

lord of

> the 12th house from house B):

>

> 1. the planet which gets the smallest number of points in its

ashtakavarga

>

> 2. if several planets satisfy the point 1 (they get the same small

number of

> points), we look for the most malefic planet. To get this most

malefic

> planet, we compare the planet placed in the 4th house with THE LORD

OF THE

> SIGN IN WHICH THESE PLANETS ARE PLACED. We use the classical rules

of

> natural friendship/ enemity/neutrality.

>

> 3. If several planets satisfy the point 1 and 2 (they are the first

planet

> natural enemies), we give the basic strength points to the most

natural

> malefic. In practice, we use this order: Saturn, Mars, Sun,

Mercury, Moon,

> Venus, Jupiter (from the most malefic to the most benefic).

>

> If you do not agree with this method, could you give the right way?

>

> Thanks a lot

> Denis