posted April 09, 2014 06:28 PM            

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Originally posted by Leoeve:
How do I know if I'm going through this?

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posted April 09, 2014 06:36 PM            

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Originally posted by fairaqua:

I use vedic astrology. There is a 24 degree difference.
You need to find your nakshakra http://www.galacticcenter.org/main/nakshatras/the-27-nakshatras.html
(for example I am an Aries moon @ 0 degrees which makes my nakshakra ashwini)
There are 27 nakshakras, each divided into different mahadasha periods starting points.
(since I am ashwini @ 0 degrees I start in the begining of the ketu mahadasha)
A dasha lasts only a certain amount of time
(Ketu 7 years, venus 20 years, sun 6 years)
and within the mahadasha you have the antardashas
(Ketu-ketu, ketu-venus, ketu-sun)

It's all actually pretty simple to figure out.
If you want a good video Google krs mahadasha. I'd give you the link, but I'm on my phone

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posted April 09, 2014 10:03 PM            

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Originally posted by fairaqua:
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Leoeve:
[b] How do I know if I'm going through this?

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It's all actually pretty simple to figure out.
If you want a good video Google krs mahadasha. I'd give you the link, but I'm on my phone[/B][/QUOTE]

So the nakshakra equals the sun in non-vedic?

It's a bit confusing, but I like to explore these different areas! Still trying to figure out how it relates to the Ketu "phase" you were talking about, I'm sorry!

posted April 09, 2014 10:04 PM            

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Originally posted by Mercurian Intellect:
Leoeve's Nakshatra is Rohini
http://www.galacticcenter.org/main/nakshatras/the-27-nakshatras.html

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posted April 09, 2014 10:31 PM            

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Originally posted by Leoeve:
Thank you for checking it out, wouldn't have got there by myself!

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No problem

The most important Nakshatra in Vedic Astrology is your Moon Nakshatra.

There are 27 Nakshatras in total in Vedic Astrology. The 12 signs of the Zodiac are divided into 27 equal parts, with each zodiac sign having about 2 1/2 Nakshatras per sign. The 1/2 is carried over to the other sign.
For example, my Moon Nakshatra is Mrigshira, and the Nakshatra of Mrigshira is from about 23.20 degrees Taurus to 6.40 degrees Gemini. In Tropical, my Moon is at 28 degrees Gemini, but when you convert your chart to Vedic (Sidereal/Lahiri anyamasa), you have to shift the planet about 23.48 degrees backwards, which puts my Gemini Moon at 5 degrees Gemini, therefore it is positioned within the Nakshatra of Mrigshira.

So for example, your Gemini Moon is at 10 degrees in Tropical, so when you subtract about 23 degrees from your 10 degree Gemini Moon, then that lands you at about 17 degrees Taurus. And the Nakshatra of Rohini is from 10 degree Taurus, to 23.20 degrees Taurus, so that means your Moon is positioned in Rohini.

Depending on when you were born, the degrees will change over time. For example, I was born in 1995, so the degrees that I need to shift backwards for Vedic is about 23.48 (Lahiri anyamasa), but since you were born before me, the degrees that you need to subtract are less. Basically, the degree difference between Sidereal and Tropical becomes greater over time. (I don't remember the exact change within a year interval, but you can find out )

Nakshatras are actually small, fixed constellation within the zodiac constellations. They're exclusive to Vedic Astrology.

posted April 10, 2014 08:32 AM            

Moon - 20 years (give or take the degree o the nakshakra)
mars - 7 years
Rahu - 18 years
Jupiter - 16 years
Saturn - 19 years
Mercury - 17 years
Ketu - 7 years
Venus - 20 years
Sun - 6 years

posted April 10, 2014 09:07 PM            

I did some research, but it's all very new to me, still a bit confused, but I'm enjoying it!

posted April 12, 2014 07:22 PM            

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Originally posted by Leoeve:

What about normal astrology, what else do you notice on my chart? I really need to focus on positive things!
Some said this bad phase would end by november, I think another person said by 2015... And the good things? When will they happen?

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Sorry that I wasn't able to reply earlier

Well regular Astrology as you know it is called Tropical Astrology. It's is commonly referred to as "Western Astrology" as well, due to it's popularity and use here.

It is called Tropical Astrology because it is based off of the seasons. For example, the beginning of Spring (Spring Equinox) is the start of Aries (Sun in Aries) in Tropical Astrology, not when the Sun enters the constellation of Aries. It is because the Sun was in the tropic (area) in which the sign of Aries resides on the ecliptic. The beginning of Cancer or aka when the Sun enters Cancer, is when it's the Summer Solstice (aka beginning of Summer). The beginning of Libra is the Fall Fall Equinox, and the beginning of Capricorn is the Winter Solstice.

Most people that study Tropical Astrology do not realize that it doesn't even use the constellations, opposed to popular belief. In Sidereal Astrology (Vedic), when the Sun enters the constellation of Aries on the ecliptic, then that is the start of Aries for that system. And Etc.

When the Sun is in Aries for Tropical Astrology, if you were to look up in the sky, you will notice that the Sun is physically in the constellation of Pisces, or in the beginning of the constellation of Aries (depending on what degree the Tropical Aries Sun is at; if near the end of Tropical Aries, then it will physically be in the beginning of the constellation of Aries). The reason this is, is because in ancient times, the constellations used to be aligned with the equinoxes and solstices of the signs, but then a natural occurrence with the Earth's axis trajectory called "precession", happens all the time. And now the two systems are off by about 24 degrees. And so, Sidereal Astrologers take into account the precession, and believe that Sidereal Astrology is the correct one because it uses the constellations that touch the ecliptic and when the planet is physically in it. But Tropical Astrologers believe that it is not the constellations that influence us, but rather when the planets enter the tropics of the zodiac sign that resides in it on the ecliptic. And thus, this is how two different Astrology system were created.

I felt that I explained this terribly. I'm out of it today I guess. In fact, I did, so here is a link that will probably explain it better. http://www.astro.com/astrology/in_praezession_e.htm

As far as predicting things; such as bad periods and good periods, I do not believe that is possible, or rather non-existent, but I can predict how someone would be from a chart, and therefore, have a higher probability of doing something.

For example, in Astrology, when Saturn transits over your natal Moon, you will think that you would have a hard time because you will have to face reality and learn things the hard way for that period while Saturn is over your Moon. But I do not believe anything happens. I believe transits only have affect when someone is born, which are then called the person's natal planets. Which is why transits exist in the first place - to give beings different astrological identities to progress the world in different areas (Or should I say that is why people have different strengths and weaknesses, not because Astrology was created for them, but because it was there before they were there. Because I do not believe there is a creator as of right now - until proved otherwise). After they're born, transits have no purpose for them anymore.
This is what I believe, at least.

posted April 12, 2014 08:15 PM            

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Originally posted by Leoeve:
After 8 years of university I finally got my MSc degree in Engineering, back in July 2013.

But of course, it couldn't be perfect, the last 6 months were a true challenge. I had to be at my best during my internship for the course's final project while dealing with my father's death. I still can't believe it happened everything together, I still can't believe he's gone. I wasn't the best company during the time, I was emotionally shattered.

Hoping to get a job there after my graduation I gave all I had, really. But it wasn't enough.

It's April now, I'm still unemployed. I lost count on how many CVs I sent and how many interviews I've been during this time.

Mom was diagnosed with breast cancer at the end of December. After some troubled doctor's consultations and surgery she's told she has to do chemotherapy (which wasn't supposed to back in December).

Both Mom and I have no income, she's also unemployed. My father was already retired but now, after 1 year, we are still dealing with bureaucracies regarding his pension.

My best friends are all studying abroad, I feel completely isolated.

My crush too, studying abroad. We've been messaging everyday, but last week I posted these lyrics which kinda gave away how I feel about him. He has ceased all contact since then.

Is there any transit/natal aspect in a chart that can give someone the urge to just disappear?

I feel I have nothing more to give in this world, I'm finished. I just want to go.

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