Thanx donna & Margarita(Retrograde planets please help)

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Hello everyone,

 

Thanx a lot for replying to my query.i have some mores

confusions and would be glad if someone could help resolve them.

 

 

Can anyone please explain that

1. what kind of results can be expected from retrograde planets or

how do they behave?

2.Do they function as malefics or benefics?

3.I read an article on the net which says that retrograde planets

gain strength.Does this mean that fucntional malefics then tend to

get more malefic if retrograde and funtional benefics become more

benefic when retrograde?

4.Another thing i read was about natural benefics shedding their

benefics nature and acting as malefics if they lord over 2 angles

simultaneously(1st,4th,7h or 10th housese).For such a planet what

would be a good placement in chart?Will it be better placed if it is

in houses 3,6,8,11,12 or if placed in 1,4,7,10,5,9 houses?

 

I would be very thankful if someone could shed some light on above

queries.

 

Kind regards.

Hamendra.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

-- In , Donna Quinn

<DQuinn12@o...> wrote:

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> Dear Hamendra -

>

>

> > Hello everyone,

> > I would be very thankful if somebody could tell

me

> > that how do we determine that whether a moon is waxing or waning

in

> > a chart?

>

> Split the chart into 2 halves with just the Sun and the Moon and

look at it this way. Since the Moon is the faster moving planet, as

it approaches a conjunction to the Sun from the point of its earlier

opposition to the Sun, it is waning. At the point of a full

conjunction to the Sun it becomes a NEW MOON. As the Moon moves away

from the conjunction of the Sun and approaches an opposition to the

Sun it is waxing toward its fullest brightest. When it reaches the

complete opposition to the Sun, it becomes a FULL MOON.

>

> Hope this helps. .

>

> Donna

>

> >

> > Thanx

> > Hamendra.

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Hello Hamendra,

 

I don't know if you have already refered to the lessons. KAS (the

astrological system) studied in this discussion group is a little

different from other systems. The advantages of this system

particularly are in terms of being able to predict events in life

among others. The ayanamsa used is also different, Krushna Ayanamsa

instead of Lahiri.

 

I would suggest that you refer to the lessons in the 'files' section

on this website to gain better understanding.

 

Thanks & Regards,

Manu

 

 

 

, " hamendra_c "

<hamendra_c> wrote:

> Hello everyone,

>

> Thanx a lot for replying to my query.i have some mores

> confusions and would be glad if someone could help resolve them.

>

>

> Can anyone please explain that

> 1. what kind of results can be expected from retrograde planets or

> how do they behave?

> 2.Do they function as malefics or benefics?

> 3.I read an article on the net which says that retrograde planets

> gain strength.Does this mean that fucntional malefics then tend to

> get more malefic if retrograde and funtional benefics become more

> benefic when retrograde?

> 4.Another thing i read was about natural benefics shedding their

> benefics nature and acting as malefics if they lord over 2 angles

> simultaneously(1st,4th,7h or 10th housese).For such a planet what

> would be a good placement in chart?Will it be better placed if it

is

> in houses 3,6,8,11,12 or if placed in 1,4,7,10,5,9 houses?

>

> I would be very thankful if someone could shed some light on above

> queries.

>

> Kind regards.

> Hamendra.

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

-- In , Donna Quinn

> <DQuinn12@o...> wrote:

> >

> > Dear Hamendra -

> >

> >

> > > Hello everyone,

> > > I would be very thankful if somebody could

tell

> me

> > > that how do we determine that whether a moon is waxing or

waning

> in

> > > a chart?

> >

> > Split the chart into 2 halves with just the Sun and the Moon and

> look at it this way. Since the Moon is the faster moving planet, as

> it approaches a conjunction to the Sun from the point of its

earlier

> opposition to the Sun, it is waning. At the point of a full

> conjunction to the Sun it becomes a NEW MOON. As the Moon moves

away

> from the conjunction of the Sun and approaches an opposition to the

> Sun it is waxing toward its fullest brightest. When it reaches the

> complete opposition to the Sun, it becomes a FULL MOON.

> >

> > Hope this helps. .

> >

> > Donna

> >

> > >

> > > Thanx

> > > Hamendra.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >