KAS Updated ResearchMarital/RelationshipStatistics

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Dear Sandy,

Thanks for mail.I have your original mail with me and I was waiting for some further activity on those results.Now can I ask some thing?Is there any pattern in the cases where Jupiter is in Libra with respect to the lagna or Lordship of Jupiter.Like for Cancer,Leo,Pisces etc it is either the Lagna Lord or a functional benefic where as for Libra or taurus it is a functional malefic.I am wondering whether Jupiter in Libra creats problems more in the latter cases?

Regards

Kaimal

 

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Sandy Crowther

Saturday, May 08, 2004 5:09 PM

RE: KAS Updated ResearchMarital/RelationshipStatistics

 

 

Dear Kaimal,

 

Yes – Absolutely. You are correct. Out of the 14 test controls used, Jupiter in Libra controlled 32.1% of the results. Below is a partial reproduction of my final tabulated report. (The full report can be viewed in a message I posted to the KAS list dated on April 13, 2004.)

 

[Guest guest]

Dear Kaimal,

 

With respect to

your questions below, the marital/relationship research project that I formerly

worked on was both lengthy and time consuming, and nothing was mentioned after

I completed it and reported my findings to the list, so I thought that due to

lack of interest here, I’d just shelve it for the time being. So I have

put that project aside indefinitely. Currently I don’t have any extra time

in my schedule to look at the comparisons you noted, or to see if any type of confluence

prevails with preferences within the research addressing certain lagna’s or

lordships…but your question is certainly worth a look. When I get myself

all caught up – between clients and restructuring/rebuilding my

completely dismantled website to bring in new astrological content - I’ll

try to have a look. But also consider this – a condition that was not

reported in my findings that bears weight in my opinion – and this

condition was that often times I noted that MORE than one criteria was met in some

of the charts with problematic relations, and this finding was not additionally

noted or dually tracked because THAT is another whole research project WITHIN

the research project. J So my point is that Jupiter in Libra is

easily noted with a quick eye – and hence this may very well be the

reason why it appeared so overwhelmingly

prominent in comparison to the other criteria. Anyway, this was another curious

finding that interested me and that I hope to research a bit more when time

permits. What I’d like to see is if multiple criteria being met in any given chart

was relative to the intensity of the impact, destruction, or deterioration of

the marriage/relationship.

 

I’ll save

your email in my Krushna Folder so I don’t forget to take another long

peek down the road – but I’ll need a bit of time to play ‘catch

up’ first. J Thanks.

 

 

All the

Best,

Sandy Crowther

http://www.jupitersweb.com

 

 

 

 

 

SRCKaimal

[srckaimal]

Saturday, May

08, 2004 7:45 AM

To:

 

Re:

KAS Updated ResearchMarital/RelationshipStatistics

 

 

Dear Sandy,

 

 

Thanks for mail.I have your original

mail with me and I was waiting for some further activity on those results.Now

can I ask some thing?Is there any pattern in the cases where Jupiter is in

Libra with respect to the lagna or Lordship of Jupiter.Like for

Cancer,Leo,Pisces etc it is either the Lagna Lord or a functional benefic where

as for Libra or taurus it is a functional malefic.I am wondering whether

Jupiter in Libra creats problems more in the latter cases?

 

 

Regards

 

 

Kaimal

 

 

 

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Sandy Crowther

 

 

 

 

 

 

Saturday,

May 08, 2004 5:09 PM

 

 

RE:

KAS Updated ResearchMarital/RelationshipStatistics

 

 

 

 

Dear Kaimal,

 

Yes – Absolutely. You are correct. Out of the 14 test

controls used, Jupiter in Libra controlled 32.1% of the results. Below is a

partial reproduction of my final tabulated report. (The full report can be

viewed in a message I posted to the KAS list dated on April 13, 2004.)