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A complete thread on #exaltation and #debilitation of planets:
1️⃣ The King of planets - Sun
2️⃣ Queen of the planets -Moon
A complete thread on #exaltation and #debilitation of planets:
1️⃣ The King of planets - Sun
2️⃣ Queen of the planets -Moon
3️⃣ Commander of planets - Mars
4️⃣ Prince of the planets - Mercury
5️⃣ The preceptor of planets - Jupiter
4️⃣ Prince of the planets - Mercury
5️⃣ The preceptor of planets - Jupiter
6️⃣ The minister of planets - Venus
7️⃣ The servant of the planets - Saturn
7️⃣ The servant of the planets - Saturn
Whys #NavPancham considered generally good?#NavPancham is #Genesis, #Progression, #CauseEffect relations. In #KaalPurush #Kundali, if #Jaatak is denoted by #Lagan, his/her progeny is denoted by the #PanchamBhaav while the father of this #Jaatak is the #NavamBhaav of the #Chart...
Many ancient #Astrologers have expressed that a #Bhaav can find #Catalyst 5 houses behind itself or 9 houses away from itself (same thing).
So in effect if there is any good connection of the #Navam #Bhaav with the #Lagan (or #Navam #Bhaav from any other #Bhaav) ...
So in effect if there is any good connection of the #Navam #Bhaav with the #Lagan (or #Navam #Bhaav from any other #Bhaav) ...
the particular #Bhaav in question can get #SuPrabhaav. The #Lagan or any other #Bhaav is always the #PanchamBhaav from the #Navam.Hence the theory- #NavPancham, is generally considered #YogKaarak.
Basic theories apply as always...
Explaining #Shadow #Grah #Rahu...
Basic theories apply as always...
Explaining #Shadow #Grah #Rahu...
Alright, I promised I was going to do a thread on essential dignities that was KIND and GENTLE and not me raging about misinformation. If you want to know what the heck dignities are and how they work beyond just "Mars in Aries = good!" So buckle up! #astrology #essentialdignity
To understand what we mean when we say "dignity," we need to look first at what the term meant in the Greco-Roman world. A "dignity" was something intrinsic to public offices: it carried a particular honor and a particular responsibility.
Let's consider the lowest level of political "dignity" in the Roman political world: the quaestor. If you got elected for a quaestorship, you had certain honors and responsibilities
