6th lord

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Dear Krushna and Margarita,

 

I have noticed this phrase in a message:

" You can treat

sixth house as a black hole, where every planet plays in reverse way. "

 

I am not sure I have understood it. Could you tell me more?

 

* Does a benefic planet in the 6th house become a malefic in its subperiod?

And vice versa?

* Does this reversal affect the aspects of this planet?

 

Thanks a lot

Denis

 

 

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" ashsam73 " <ashsam73

 

Wednesday, June 12, 2002 2:37 PM

SAV v/s Significators

 

 

> Dear Krushnaji, Margarita, Sanjay and list members,

>

> My next set of doubts were regarding SAV. I had again scanned the

> archives, and I believe in the past you all had a good discussion

> regarding SAV, Significator points.

>

> However I joined the list a little later on and missed those. I went

> through those exchanges but I could not understand some of the

> concepts behind those reasonings.

>

> I wanted to understand what those points meant as compared to

> Significator.

>

> Sanjay, had asked the similar question in the past and Krushnaji had

> explained, however it was not very clear to me.

>

>

> case 1 :

> --------

> If a house gets say 19 points in SAV for the 7th house. If for the

> 7th house say planets get 20,18,15,6,16,18,15 points (sun thru shani).

>

> What would that mean. What is SAV of 19 points showing here. If in

> our example during Sun antra, sun is getting 20 points, so it is

> powerful, so what is 19 points in SAV showing ?

>

>

> case 2:

> -------

> If a house gets say 35 points in SAV for the 7th house. If for the

> 7th house say planets get 10,5,-6,9,12,11,4 points (sun thru shani).

>

> What would that mean. In this case with an SAV being 35 shows a

> powerful house, but what is the weak significators showing ?

>

> Could you please help me understand this concept please as its very

> basic but very important.

>

> Thanking you,

> Cheers !!!

> Ash

>

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