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Posts: 370 · Posted: Sat Jul 23, 2005 1:42 pm

ur moon in ur horoscope chart tells a lot about ur character, and in which Dasa are you born in this life (ex: u r born in punarvasu-2, u are said to have born with jupiter dasa balance of approx. 10 yrs..about 6 yrs passed out of total 16 for jupiter )

but one interesting secret is that u died in past life during jupiter dasa 6 yrs passed.
and u continue exactly from there in this life

Posts: 199 · Posted: Sat Jul 23, 2005 1:49 pm

thats kewl,
i never thgt of that, to say that when ur born with a balance of dasha, u were going through the same when u died in ur previous birth...that sounds so interesting...
Do u know of any text where I can read more abt this
thanks
sahil

Posts: 370 · Posted: Sat Jul 23, 2005 3:34 pm

most of such literature is still in sanskrit and untranslated.
same rule applies for this life too..if u die with some balance of some dasa, u will be reborn with that balance.

more about moon, its poistion, afflictions later..

Posts: 549 · Posted: Sun Jul 24, 2005 9:40 pm

Got moon in Gemini.........

There is a good book I haven't yet come round to finish reading of Medical Astrology, it is fairly complicated... hold, on, I'll see if I can give you the title

Posts: 549 · Posted: Sun Jul 24, 2005 9:45 pm

It's "Essentials of Medical Astrology" by Dr. K S Charak

Quote:

The 'Essentials of Medical Astrology' is the standard book on Vedic astrology which lays down detailed principles relevant to the analysis of a horoscopic chart, with disease and its various aspects as the main focus of attention. Some of the prominent features of this work are: > Standardisation of approach to analysis of a chart related to disease. > Use of four vargas, or divisional charts, and two dashas to ensure an accurate assessement of the chart. > Discussion of principles of sound and unsound health. > Indications for congenital ailments. > An elaborate approach to ensure accurate timing of onset of disease and its outcome. > Hints about the possible site of disease as well as the nature of disease using the significations of houses and planets, and the Drekkanas. > A detailed account of the principles of Balarishta and Arishta-Bhanga. > The use of such subtle principles of Vedic astrology as the twenty-second Drekkana, the sixty-fourth Navamsha, the Sarpa Drekkana, and Gulika or Mandi, to decide on the onset and outcome of illness. > Classical combinations indicating some of the common ailments, and the scientific approach to application of these principles to actual horoscopic charts.

A must for all students of Vedic astrology.