Saptarishi Interview: Panchañga Karaṇa
Saptarishi Magazine: Interview with Visti Larsen, conducted by Phyllis Chubb and Sunil John. Topic of Pañcāñga Karaṇa
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Saptarishi Magazine: Interview with Visti Larsen, conducted by Phyllis Chubb and Sunil John. Topic of Pañcāñga Karaṇa
Such is the complexity of Jyotish that for every one topic at least three different aspects of the chart can be examined to derive an answer. So highly complex is the topic of work or profession, that it drives astrologers to examine multiple points in the chart such as tenth house, Moon, second house and eleventh house, bhāvāruḍhas of first, tenth and seventh houses, Sun, Jupiter, Mercury, Drekkāṇa, Daśāṁśa to mention a few. Among the various perspectives in the chart is the work which is the desire of the soul. But just how many people are following the path of their soul? And which combinations leads a person to forego their mundane needs for a higher soul-purpose and how do they get rewarded for that act? This article takes a closer look at the Veśi Yoga, and seeks herein to investigate how this yoga affects the persons work.
Some people feel that this word Horā is of Greek origin, however whoever came first in this process of giving names and terminology is besides the point in this matter, as the word clearly has a root in the Sanskrit language. The Greeks have used this word to define the 24 hours of a day and hence there are 24 Horā in a day. The starting time of these Horā is traditionally accepted in India as teh start of the day itself or Sunrise. This has changed in western culture, but not without astrological relevance.
Now, the rājayoga in Pisces must be assessed from the Lagna, Ārūḍha Lagna and ātmakāraka. Being joined the ātmakāraka this yoga in itself is quite strong.
Raja yoga is a topic touched by many and questioned by as many. The amount of possible combinations forming rājayoga is completely overshadowed by the amount of charts and people who do not experience the same. A simple example is the combination between a Kendra and Trikoṇa lord which though is said to be a rājayoga, has little conceivable outcome for the native.
As evident, most of the cases of kāla amṛta/sarpa yoga cause delays and in some few cases also a complete denial of professional pursuit, until the issue is remedied. The cases cited above are the lucky ones, whilst many soul’s lives are quite trapped by the yoga and have yet to find any relief or stability in their life as a result. Due to the intense grasp of the nodes on the chart, some say that the leading node in the yoga (Rāhu for kāla sarpa, and Ketu for kāla amṛta) act as a temporary ātmakāraka until the yoga reaches its culmination.
Venus is also the only planet breaking the kāla amṛta yoga by being joined one of the nodes, showing the sister, aunt or even of marriage are important ties to ensure the bonds of the kāla amṛta yoga are broken.
Chart 1: Male In the given chart, all the grahas exist between the nodes. Rāhu heads the grahas, and thus...
agre rāhau adhau ketau sarve madhya grahaḥ| Kāla Sarpa Yoga is one of the most feared and discussed yogas in Vedic astrology. Whilst its classical reference is uncertain, it’s equated to the nabhasa yogas as it has an overriding effect on the chart much like the nabhasa yogas.
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