Mahatma Gandhi - the greatest?

[astrostudent]

Namaste,

That Mahatma Gandhi was the greatest is without question, but I am talking astrologically. It's simply impossible for anyone to have such a horoscope. I am astounded and hope experts can shed some light on this.

How can one man have so many royal yogas (mahapurush yogas, gajakesari, rajlakshna, saraswati yoga, you name it) it's mind-boggling. He's one in a billion, considering every yoga of his represents a unique strength - saraswati yoga points to the Mahatma's amazing intellect, mahapurush yoga pointing to his charisma, and so on.

Even from the astro PoV, the Mahatma seems to be the greatest human being.

Astro

[spiritualquest]

Originally Posted by astrostudent

Namaste,

That Mahatma Gandhi was ...

Even from the astro PoV, the Mahatma seems to be the greatest human being.

Astro

There is Nadi Astrology in South India and i heard that about Mahatma Gadhi, prediction was already done 100s yrs ago, written on pam leaves. So, he was already mention some where to be appeared as a greatest human being.

[yajvan]

hariḥ oṁ
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namasté

Originally Posted by astrostudent

Namaste,
It's simply impossible for anyone to have such a horoscope.

Then one must study śrī rām's chart.

Also, if you look at Gandhi's chart you will note that the sun is in the 12 house. This indicates maraṅa kāraka sthāna

• maraṅa = the act of dying , death
• kāraka = what does or produces or creates
• sthāna = staying , abiding , being in or on

Hence this position (sthāna) for the sun suggests that which produces (kāraka) death-like ( maraṅa) symptoms.
Why did this not occur for Gandhi as the sun is in Virgo, 12th from libra?

praṇām

[astrostudent]

Originally Posted by yajvan

hariḥ oṁ
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namasté



Then one must study śrī rām's chart.

Also, if you look at Gandhi's chart you will note that the sun is in the 12 house. This indicates maraṅa kāraka sthāna

• maraṅa = the act of dying , death
• kāraka = what does or produces or creates
• sthāna = staying , abiding , being in or on

Hence this postion (sthāna) for the sun suggests that which produces(kāraka) death-like ( maraṅa) symptoms.
Why did this not occur for Gaandhi as the sun is in Virgo, 12th from libra?

praṇām

Ram's chart cannot be verified, he lived so long ago that fixing the date and time would be virtually impossible. Gandhi at least lived only a few years ago, so we get a more realistic picture.

As to marana karaka sthana, did he not come close many, many times?

[yajvan]

hariḥ oṁ
~~~~~~

namasté

Originally Posted by astrostudent

Ram's chart cannot be verified, he lived so long ago that fixing the date and time would be virtually impossible. Gandhi at least lived only a few years ago, so we get a more realistic picture.

As to marana karaka sthana, did he not come close many, many times?

I bring up śrī rām because He is indicated in Gandhi's chart as his dharma devatā. I also see things a bit differently regarding śrī rām's chart yet wish not to defend it, as too much typing is involved.


re: maraṅa kāraka sthāna
This indicates death-like suffering throughout one's life.
Yet the point to be offered - why did this not occur throughout his life? There is a rule involved that negates the blemish of the sun placed in the 12th house for certain lagna-s, and you will find it in the brihat-parāśara-horā-śāstra

praṇām

[astrostudent]

Originally Posted by yajvan

hariḥ oṁ
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namasté




I bring up śrī rām because He is indicated in Gandhi's chart as his dharma devatā. I also see things a bit differently regarding śrī rām's chart yet wish not to defend it, as too much typing is involved.


re: maraṅa kāraka sthāna
This indicates death-like suffering throughout one's life.
Yet the point to be offered - why did this not occur throughout his life? There is a rule involved that negates the blemish of the sun placed in the 12th house for certain lagna-s, and you will find it in the brihat-parāśara-horā-śāstra

praṇām

But didn't this occur throughout his life - this death-like suffering? There was no stage in his life where he was not suffering, not making sacrifices.

[yajvan]

hariḥ oṁ
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namasté

Originally Posted by astrostudent

But didn't this occur throughout his life - this death-like suffering? There was no stage in his life where he was not suffering, not making sacrifices.

You see suffering - I see courage. With maraṅa kāraka sthāna
he would not have the energy to rebel, to have civil disobedience,
to stay the course after being jailed time after time.

praṇām