Lesson 4. The Bhaava (Houses)., Mysticism, reading, forums, Numerology, Sun Signs, Divination

Posts: 961 · Posted: Tue Jun 23, 2009 3:41 pm

Namaskaar Swapnil ji,
You claim to have read this lesson. If you read it correctly then you missed out our reply on the same question to Raman ji. Please go through all the post in this lesson and you will find it.
RishiRahul and vivek.

gaonkarswapnil wrote:

Dear Vivek ji

Please clear my doubt as i was going thru lessons on 9th and 10th house and cross reading our learning section i found that in Visti ji and rath ji books mentioning 9th house signifying father and you mentioning 10th signify father also BPHS article from scribd signify karma bhava for father

i would like to know which should be considered for our learning

Regards

Swapnil

Posts: 372 · Posted: Tue Jun 23, 2009 5:34 pm

Dear Vivek ji

Sorry I had read about it before but today when a doubt came in my mind i skipped it as there was a mention of 9th 10th exchange thinking it may be about dharmakarmadhipati yoga

Till now i understood as 4th is for mother then her spouse should be seen from 7th so it becomes 10th and with respect to a particular person 9th is considered as father

Does it mean that for a particular native if checking relation between mother and father 4th and 10th be applied and if for native and father lagna and 9th be applied

Regards

Swapnil

Posts: 961 · Posted: Wed Jun 24, 2009 3:37 pm

Namaskaar Swapnil ji,
This is where we can see the importance of the word Bhaava. When you think of Father, what is the Bhaava you have? is it a Bhaava of Partner to the mother or as one from whom you get your Dharma as also the lineage.
RishiRahul and vivek.

gaonkarswapnil wrote:

Dear Vivek ji

Sorry I had read about it before but today when a doubt came in my mind i skipped it as there was a mention of 9th 10th exchange thinking it may be about dharmakarmadhipati yoga

Till now i understood as 4th is for mother then her spouse should be seen from 7th so it becomes 10th and with respect to a particular person 9th is considered as father

Does it mean that for a particular native if checking relation between mother and father 4th and 10th be applied and if for native and father lagna and 9th be applied

Regards

Swapnil

Posts: 372 · Posted: Wed Jun 24, 2009 4:12 pm

Dear Vivek ji

Now i understood why 9th is considered for father as per my thinking goes for a native mothers partner can change but the lineage he got from the father cannot change

Here a question comes to my mind as raman ji too pointed out does this type of concept apply to chart

For eg

As 7th to lagna is partner for native , 7th from 4th is partner of mother so will 7th from 3rd should be partner of coborn = 9th so will it be 11th be coborn of coborns partner and 7th from it 5th will be his partner

Regards

Swapnil

Posts: 961 · Posted: Thu Jun 25, 2009 4:13 pm

Namaskaar Swapnil ji,
If you start reading the Raashi chart like that then the end result will be - Confusion.
Why do you think the Rishis devised the Amsha Kundalis?

RishiRahul and vivek.

gaonkarswapnil wrote:

Dear Vivek ji

Now i understood why 9th is considered for father as per my thinking goes for a native mothers partner can change but the lineage he got from the father cannot change

Here a question comes to my mind as raman ji too pointed out does this type of concept apply to chart

For eg

As 7th to lagna is partner for native , 7th from 4th is partner of mother so will 7th from 3rd should be partner of coborn = 9th so will it be 11th be coborn of coborns partner and 7th from it 5th will be his partner

Regards

Swapnil