Lesson. 2. The basic Alphabets of Jyotish., Mysticism, reading, forums, Numerology, Sun Signs, Divination

Posts: 308 · Posted: Sun Aug 09, 2009 6:01 am

Respected Guruji(s),

Namaste.

I will try my level best to keep up to your expectations.

Krishna

Posts: 41 · Posted: Sat Oct 10, 2009 5:41 pm

Thank you Vivekji for lucidly explaining thre three charts within Jyotish. I for one did not know that Brihaspati chakra is read clockwise. Likewise, I did not know that Rashis are fixed in the Sukra Chakra. I have seen and read Surya Chakras only (as I stay in eastern India). I thank RishiRahulji for allowing usage of anyone, we are comfortable with. Before reaching his posting, my exercise book was full of various charts.

Good for us though. Before, I go further, may I know answers of the following -

- Is the outcome of all three charts is same based on the same principles or is it as different as between western & Vedic ?

- What the chandra chakra that is used in western India looks like. An example will suffice.

With Warm Regards.

Pankaj

Posts: 961 · Posted: Sat Oct 10, 2009 5:52 pm

Namaskaar Pankaj ji,
Ka written in Gurmukhi script, devanagri or Bengali is the same.
Likewise the three charts are not different in content but just in representation.
Secondly Raashis are not fixed in Shukra chakra but the Bhaavas are.
Chandra chakra that you speak about is a name we have tried to give to charts made in the circular format as in western Astrology. See the first post of the Panchaanga lesson. in the birth chart jpg image attached, you will find it.

RishiRahul and vivek.

pksnrl wrote:

Thank you Vivekji for lucidly explaining thre three charts within Jyotish. I for one did not know that Brihaspati chakra is read clockwise. Likewise, I did not know that Rashis are fixed in the Sukra Chakra. I have seen and read Surya Chakras only (as I stay in eastern India). I thank RishiRahulji for allowing usage of anyone, we are comfortable with. Before reaching his posting, my exercise book was full of various charts.

Good for us though. Before, I go further, may I know answers of the following -

- Is the outcome of all three charts is same based on the same principles or is it as different as between western & Vedic ?

- What the chandra chakra that is used in western India looks like. An example will suffice.

With Warm Regards.

Pankaj

Posts: 41 · Posted: Sat Oct 10, 2009 7:01 pm

Vivekji,

Point on Shukra Chakra noted. Will try to be more attentive in future.

With warm regards.

Pankaj

Posts: 5 · Posted: Fri Jun 04, 2010 7:46 pm

Namaskaar

Please find my answers attached. It was easier to put it in a file than type free text here. Hope you don't mind that. If you do, let me know and I shall accordingly change mode in future.

Looking forward to your feedback on the answers.

Warm Regards

vivekvshetty wrote:

Q1: List out the Rashi and Bhaavas occupied by the Grahas in Sri Rama's chart.

Q2: List out the Rashis and Bhaavas occupied by the planets in your chart.

Q3: Following are the placement of Grahas in a chart.
Surya in vrischika
Chandra in Tula
Mangal in Simha
Budha in Dhanus
Guru in Mesha
Shukra in Tula
Shani in Kumbha
Rahu in Mithuna
Ketu in Dhanus
Lagna in Kumbha.

Draw a Rashi chakra from the above information.

Q4: From the following placement of Grahas draw a Rashi chakra.
Lagna in Kanya.
Surya in the eighth house.
Chandra in the fifth house.
Mangal in the ninth house.
Budha in the ninth house.
Guru in the tenth house.
Shukra in the ninth house.
Shani in the ninth house.
Rahu in the ninth house.
Ketu in the third house.

Thank you.