Dear Dada,

Thank you.

I need to digest and assimilate your hint. And need to apply somewhere.  But, it appears to me, that it will be a sort of idea / knowledge.. which remains at back of our mind.... after few years... some correlation may be found.  

And when correlating with natal saturn progression ... (something like Naadi astrology), sufficient time period will be required.

Regards


Chakra

[quote="chakra"]Dear Dada,

Thank you.

I need to digest and assimilate your hint. And need to apply somewhere.  But, it appears to me, that it will be a sort of idea / knowledge.. which remains at back of our mind.... after few years... some correlation may be found.  

And when correlating with natal saturn progression ... (something like Naadi astrology), sufficient time period will be required.

Regards


Chakra[/quote]


Chakra,

Not necessarily. Retrospective study is the best place to start. Historical data is very important because the PAST is supposed to TEACH us how to respond to the FUTURE, isn't it

All of that aside, many of these subtle influences, such as the one you brought to the discussion platform are subtle and will be harder to pin down. This may sound discriminatory and may generate some hate mail for me, but as I continue on the path the conviction is becoming stronger that there are many features in a chart or techniques in astrology that do not necessarily 'unfold' in all charts. So to take a crude example, there may be a gajkeshari yoga or VRY but it will not be utilized or manifest or unfold and such a person with gajkeshari will just keep getting frustrated as each jyotishi promises the bounty but the nativity does not realize and receive such a bounty.

An individual who has made up his or her mind and has chosen the position that astrology MUST have all answers and must be 100% right, will vehemently fight the thought I expressed. Reason cannot communicate with emotions/belief.

The quest then becomes: remaining sensitive to the possibility and when a chart crosses the desk to apply the rule.

The hints for the above came to me years ago when I read about conditional dasas (do not apply in all charts!) and the sanivada rahu, kujavata principle (until I began focusing on chara dasa).

Prem, Prakash, Prashanti ...