RishiRahul wrote:Rohiniranjan wrote:RishiRahul wrote:Rohiniranjan wrote:RishiRahul wrote:Let us take the case of a birthtime quite well known to me:
15 June 1969 at 5.13 a.m. in calcutta.
The native ran Jupiter vimshottari dasa from 1990 to 2006.
Jupiter is having kendradhipati dosha & is badhakadhipati also.
He migrated away from his home country towards the end of Rahu dasa.
His best (most comfortable) period in life has been at this time.
Of course, he is having more challenges.. very difficult personal challenges.. during sani dasa (but that is the flavour of sani dasa conjunct venus).
Yes, the native was very carefree at that time.
Rishi
Did he get married in the 30th year? 34th/35th year significant in relation to career??
Mars in 6th (sco) usually positive in terms of victory over enemies, adversities but retrogression could have led to ill-health, blood loss, surgery etc.
RR
Dada,
Marriage in 2004 (age 34). In modern marriages the meeting & marriage is different. So you are not incorrect at all.
Addition on 3rd.= age 30 had a significant development in his relation with his to be wife
Regarding Mars you are quite perfect.
He never had enemies as such, but he won over events in career. He is not the type to cut someone down.
Due to retro mars health problems were sudden, including sudden accidents, eye problems, but manageable till now.
Rishi
Thanks for the feedback, Rishi.
Shani is a very significant and difficult planet to wrestle with! But then its finger (often misused by modern competitive and rude drivers!) in the astrological context usually points to matters where one will be led to and while the experience may be negative at times or often even, some rather important areas etc are generally indicated (this being just ONE of the rules and not something one must run with in a rigid saturnine fashion!) :-(
Its colocation (wider orb than conjunction) with moon and/or venus has often been observed, at least by me, as important pointers! Curiously enough, these two represent the two important women in life: Mother and Wife!
Does the above mean that women are immune to such colocations in their chart? Hoping against hope - such has not been generally seen to be the case. (Just another rule or pointer, and not the pistol shot which signals the initiation of the RUN!
Love and Light,
R[/img]ohiniranjan
Dada,
It is a very interesting case.
He had a brilliant time during Jupiter Mahadasa. He worked in few of the best 'investment banking' companies in the world, & still is in the top bracket in earnings.
Always wherever he works he is the favorite of his bosses.
His father expired early in the third part of rahu dasa. Thereafter is education in the west began in the fag end of Rahu mahadasa.
In Jupiter mahadasa he went up & up.
Then he came to Saturn. After 4 years of saturn his spouse (also an equally qualified graduate in the same field), doing even better in professional, suddenly suffered a shock in brain, leading to the 'locked in' syndrome in mid 2010.
Therefore the wife continues playing a important part in his life.
Mother is old but still working due to her own choice & they are in close connection.
I have noticed moon saturn conjunctions of any sort lead to difficult (sort of attract repel. Not implying oedipus) reactions with the mother.
So should be with spouse when saturn conjunct venus, I guess.
I wonder how the kendradhipati + badhakadhipati acted regarding the doors having good guards.
Rishi
Hi Rishi,
Sorry for delay in responding. Was a bit occupied. In the case that you presented, jupiter has the so called kendradhipati dosh (as per classics) and also serves as the lord of badhak sthana. If we just run with that, many if not all born in common (mutable, dwiswabhava) rashis would be deprived of the good influences of two otherwise considered helpful planets. Whether that indeed is the case, in many cases if for each of us to examine and come to a resolution for themselves! A corollary too is regarding the maleficience (?) of the lord of badhaksthana. For the prisoner, the jailor may seem like a harmful enemy, but is it? Another thing to ponder upon, examine and come to self-resolution about.
In this case, Jupiter has showered only bounties on the individual. No planet is in badhaksthana, hence as far as I am concerned, the jail is empty in the natal chart, although such would not necessarily remain the case during meaningful transits, progressed chart, etc.
Is Jupiter indicating matters in an expected manner or is influenced by other factors such as argala, AV, dignity, avasthas, KP configuration, etc. etc. (the treasure-chest of Jyotish, in other words!)? The smorgasbord is endless...
On the other hand, saturn seems to have created havoc in life. In the bhukti of lagnesh. Now was that due to some residual kendhradhipati dosha of otherwise seemingly healthy mercury (although in XII)? Or is it because it is in the nakshatra of moon which is a bit too close for comfort (pakshabala) to sun who is darakaraka? Mercury falls in the kutumba-pada (2P) which is in the 12th house (warning bells, had this been a real case as opposed to a retro-engineered study (which are important for self-study or continuing education for even seasoned astrologers).
I do not wish to digress but I am seeing a few indicators in this chart which would indicate a weak, troublesome or troubling 5th house and associated astro-factors.
Regards,
Rohiniranjan
