Rashi - Gochara - Bhava - Graha - Ratna - Nakshatra - Amsha - Varga |
Conditions not Timing Flesh- Death dematerialization event Lightbody Lift-off by Graha in Randhra Bhava
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Conditions of death may be known from bhava-8 or from 8th-from-8th = bhava-3 Makara and Kumbha deaths tend to occur in isolation due to Shani. |
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Hora Sara,
translated by R. Santhanam; 1995. Ranjan Pub. p 290-300 |
" Note the graha occupying Randhra Bhava.
Depending on Ayur Bhava occupying a movable, fixed, or dual Rashi, death will be
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Turning of the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth = inherently self-referential . Surya-8 = Radiant Icon representing the Conditions of dematerialization. One has a sense of one's own importance at the time of release. Death warnings are self-generated; one may announce the death oneself. One has confidence in the moment; one expects to be recognized on the other side. Death in a hot place. Inside-heat or outside-heat.
If Surya occupies one of his favorite hot, arid rashi (Mesha, simha) death may be in the high mountains, in conditions of bright light.
Agent of death (the liberator, who gives final permission to pass over) is the father, apolitical colleague, or astral voice of divine intelligence. Ruler of 8th-from-8th occupies bhava-8 = continuous, unending cycles of exploration, identity change, camouflage, discovery and non-disclosure Exception: if the nativity contains Shani-11, shani-2, or Shani-6, then Zani's drishti upon bhava-8 can freeze the quick-turning cycle of birth and death. Shani-11, shani-2, or Shani-6 extends the lifespan. |
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Turning of the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth = emotionally engaged. the native has strong feelings at the time of death, for better or for worse. Death warnings are known within the family or circle of intimates; death is often an expression of emotional caring. Death in the Protective Shell [Chandra]. At home-shell, building-shell, ship-shell, on a roadway or in any transport vehicle-shell.
Death in watery circumstances, usually some form of drowning. Cooling water can be inside the body (pneumonia, edema, swelling) or outside the body (ocean, lake, river).
Agent of death (the liberator, who gives final permission to pass over) = a parent, family member, countryman, or guardian of one's cultural roots tradition. Poisoning (8) |
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Turning of the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth = fast and hard, with no warning. Death by acute injury (internal or external) or blunt-force trauma. Sudden, forced, or "accidental" circumstances. Trauma can be internal (heart attack) or external. Body part most acutely affected may be indicated by the rashi, e.g., mithuna = lungs, arms; Simha = heart; Kumbha = nervous system, skin
Theory of Relativity 1879-1955 Physics Albert Einstein [systematic-gridworked Uttarāṣāḍha-3] [uchcha-Kuja-yuti-Rahu]
Agent of death (the liberator, who gives final permission to pass over) is a huntsman, military officer, athlete, marksman/shooter, physician-surgeon, psychiatrist, detective or secret agent. Mangala drishti into 8 suggests that shell-death occurs swiftly while the body is moving through space (such as riding a horse or in a vehicle, or while walking, running, or jumping). |
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Turning of the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth = mentally agitated or conversational Death warnings are heard inside one's own head but one might not convey this secret information. Death in conversation, or as the result of talking when one ought to be doing something else. If Budha is less benevolent, death by negative thoughts. The native is involved in conversation with astral beings who guide the transition process. If Budha activates moksha houses, this can be a good situation. Surrounded by siblings and close friends. Agent of death (the liberator, who gives final permission to pass over) is a close friend or sibling, who lets the native know that it's OK to go -- the conversation will continue in dream space. |
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svabhava of Guru's friend the energetic, pursuing Mangala Generally Guru-8 (before considering additional influence such as incoming drishti) is said to produce a long but rather frail life. According to Das, "longevity, but impaired health" . Naturally if other graha such as Mangala occupy 8, the vitality can be much higher. Turning of the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth = wise and forgiving, generous and abundant to the heirs. Death in circumstances of religious wisdom, general optimism, and abundance. Presence of one's children at the time of death. (Not all of the children necessarily, but at least one of the children will be present.) Agent of death (the liberator, who gives final permission to pass over) is a priest, one's father, achild, or religious belief. For a woman, the agent may be her first husband. Death caused by over-doing abundance in some sense; this is often a very positive sense of freedom and liberation, but may also signify death from gluttony or over-expansion. One dies in a state of consciousness that one's current destiny has been fulfilled. If with Kuja, Guru-8 death = sudden but philosophical
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[Shukra-Meena] [uchcha] |
svabhava of Shukra's neutral Mangala Turning of the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth = sweet and pleasurable, favoring several marriages and harmonious partnerships or simply a preference for camouflaged relationships. Agent of death (the liberator, who gives final permission to pass through the veil) is a sweet one, usually a lover or partner who shares in one's wealth. If Shukra is in a hospitable rashi, Shukra-8= Death in the company of those beloved. Sweet or pleasure-addiction agency. The instrumental cause = often something put in the mouth. In Vrishabha, can be luxurious circumstances. Attendants make the native comfortable during the passage through the corridor of veils.
Less benevolent for first marriage. The spouse has previous or additional partners; in a husbandly nativity, the first wife may have been widowed or divorced. " Death by hanging is indicated
~~ Hora Sara, chap. 26, shloka-2 4 |
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Shani in Randhra Bhava-8 * long life |
Typically, quite long-lived. Professor Shani resists change and this anti-evolutionary pattern tends to delay the flesh-death. Turning of the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth = inexorably slow and lawful, favoring hard work and antiquity, with regular warnings about scarcity and survival. Normally, shani in 8 indicates a remarkably long life . There are situations However, in which Shani-8 is weakened while other factors are strengthened, so that Shani-8 can permit an abbreviated lifeline. Shani-8 may often wish to make one's final return to the astral identity, but material obligations force a sustained commitment to complete the Earth-based task list. However graha yuti Shani or casting drishti upon can change this prognosis completely, so that circumstances of death are realized rather earlier in the incarnation. Death ultimately caused by hard work and enforced by the laws of time and space. Whether Shani enforces an extended tour of duty or whether other graha cut short the native 's longevity, the main cause of death is exhaustion from Overwork and worry. One may die in the workplace or while expending lawful effort . For most people, the life's main workplace is the home or the agricultural lands surrounding the home. Agent of death (the liberator, who gives final permission to pass over) is a law enforcer, atask-master, or Father Time. In case of Shani one may feel that there is additional work to be done on Earth, but the grim reaper says "It's Time to Go." Cause of death (esp. If Shani = rogesha-6 ) may = lingering but often undetected or masked illness, achronic exhausting condition which the native hides from others in order to complete one's work without interruption. For a woman, shani represents the second husband. In bhava-8, shani as a death agent suggests that one psycho-social cause of death may be exhaustion from stress of divorce or impending divorce. If outside the customary workplace, the native will nevertheless be engaged in work-related tasks such as planning and communicating about work tasks, or even dreaming about one's work. |
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Turning of the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth = caused by something traveling outside its accustomed area, breaking boundaries (aneurysm, stroke). Erratic warnings. one may have a desire to experience the Conditions of dematerialization. Rahu indicates a dematerialization event associated with the accumulated effects of passionate desires. Risk-rewarding Rahu is not a maraka-graha unless His lord is a marana-karaka. Agent of death (the liberator, who gives final permission to pass over) is typically signified by Rahu's ruler . Throughout life, naative risks one's longevity in tantric or secretive undertakings. However, the physical life span will not be harmed unless some other graha supports Rahu'
In Vrishabha, rahu has a great desire to know the secrets of beauty and financial well-being . Rahu shows a death that is celebrated due to native's heroic personality. In Mithuna, apassion for secret conversation, hidden coupling
In Simha, rahu has a great desire to know the secrets of political power and divine truth. Eventually this passion takes its toll on the heart of The earthen body . In Makara, rahu has a great desire to know the secret structures of life * Eventually this passion takes its toll on the bones of The earthen body .
In Meena, rahu gives a great desire to know the secret pathways which connect waking life to the dream state; and ways to establish intuitive connections between people who do not speak the same verbal language Eventually this passion takes its toll on the emotions, the feet, and the lymph system of The earthen body . |
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Turning of the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth = caused by withdrawal, apathy, disengagement, disinterest. One is cut from the body or cut-down by a sudden splitting action; when in a medical coma or in samadhi; in a highly detached, scattered, dispersed mental condition . There is no fear of death as Ketu-8 = quite non-reactive [Ketu] to the turnings of the cycle of self-destruction and rebirth. The circumstances of death may be violent
But whatever the external environment, Ketu-8 is quite unconcerned with the consequences of one's separation from The earthen body . Agent of death (the liberator, who gives final permission to pass over) is Typically, an astral personality (someone not in human form, or who has only briefly possessed a human form) whose identity is indicated by the bhava and rashi of Ketu's lord. Typically one enjoys a clairvoyant prescience regarding the coming of death, its ways and means, and larger cosmic context. the native is psychologically disengaged from the body in advance of the physical separation. A certain numbness or deep resignation to the inevitability of death is the dominant experience during the time of the Turning of the cycle of birth and death. |
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Hora Sara
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" If Ketu is in the 8th house, while the 8th lord is in an angle, malefics in the 12th and the lagna lord be devoid of strength, the native 's death will be due to his resorting to bad ways." |
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Staying Realistic 14th Dalai Lama 1935- Policy of Kindness Tenzing Gyatso
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" As a basis for change, we need to recognize that as long as we live in this world we will encounter problems, things that obstruct the fulfillment of our goals.
By remembering the suffering of others, by feeling compassion for others, our own suffering becomes manageable.
As a result, our own serenity and inner strength will increase." |
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When Does Consciousness Enter the Physical Birth? Consciousness at the Crossroads: conversations with the Dalai Lama on Brain Science and Buddhism edited by Zara Houshmand, robert B. Livingston, and B. Alan Wallace, published by Snow Lion Publications |
"On some occasions, people faint. Even when your breath temporarily stops, during that moment, there is a reduced level of consciousness. Consciousness is most reduced late in the course of dying. Even after all physical functions cease, we believe that the "I," or "self," still exists. Similarly, just at the beginning of life, there must be a subtle form of consciousness to account for the emergence of consciousness in the individual.
The Buddhist scriptures do deal with it, but I am interested to see what science has to say about this.
Based on this metaphysical reasoning and other arguments, and based on the testimony of individuals who are able to recollect their experiences in parallel lives very vividly, buddhists make this claim. I am a practitioner, so based on my own limited experiences, and the experiences of my friends, icannot say with one hundred percent certainty that there is a subtle consciousness. Scientists don't posit consciousness in the same sense that Buddhists do. At the moment of conception, however, there has to be something that prevents the sperm and egg from simply rotting, and causes it to grow into a human body.
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