posted January 04, 2021 07:42 PM            

Download and Install Jagannatha Hora on a Mac 2020-- Tutorial
Vedic Astrology Software
| Vasanta Das | posted Apr 23, 2020
[13:26] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ol0iyxNmEtc

Vasanta Das goes through the entire process on camera. He's fabulous.
Gives a few handy tips on some settings to click for your use of the Jagannatha.

The websites to get all downloads is found in the youtube notes below the video.

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Vasanta Das
youtube channel
- http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcG45IR-DWyIXhtCeOtanGQ

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Jagannatha Hora settings Tutorial
Display North Indian Chart |
Save Default settings
Vasanta Das, posted Jun 5, 2020
[20:37] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VyoIc82KJTI

More Tutorials on the Jagannatha Hora
by Vasanta Das
- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F3nWXYcr63k&list=PLuKa1Xet2hRE3chn1dntJ6Ic3OEXTE8zh
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Finding Nakastras and Pada
Drawing Bhava Chalita

posted January 05, 2021 01:54 PM            

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Originally posted by mirage29:
Be 'very' glad when you find out things wouldn't have worked out-- BEFORE you'd say "I Do" then find out what you just DID?

Better to go through the heartache EARLY, before things got super involved. .. Less painful than a divorce!! for sure. much less

Divorce is painful, very expensive.
It's a "legal" contract that goes on your life-record as a citizen. {Think of the ancestry chart researchers-- you are 'forever' LINKED to that person for LIFE, whether still married or not!}

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I can't tell you how deep your words went inside me. You are so right! After a divorce I would be a divorced woman. Though, I haven't been a bad girlfriend or partner, but I think it didn't feel right for me to get married the first time and we were together until we separated and the second time didn't work out. That guy was no good for me, like Amy Winehouse would say. Still, Saturn in the 7th house.

I was wondering that if in Tropical I have Saturn in the 7th house and in Vedic is in the 8th house, I can't take that into account, right? I mean, it can be that my Saturn is not in the 7th house? In Tropical, with equal houses, it is in the 8th house, but again, I don't see why I would get this Saturn, like I'm more in trouble with the working area of my life, than relationships or intimacy.
Right now, I'm at my Saturn return, in a few days will conjunct natal Saturn and after the firm I was working at, when covid hit in march last year, was almost closed due to covid, I found another job and the only one I found was at an online casino, a 8th house area. I'm so confused about this. I've done transits to see when Saturn got out of 6th house and entered 7th house and it was around December 2019.

posted January 05, 2021 02:11 PM            

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Originally posted by mirage29:

Sidereal positions ARE different from the tropical placements. It's hard for Western-Tropicals to adapt selves to the Sidereal. Print out some lists, download the software I've mentioned, and start getting your feet wet?

And yes, it takes a long time.
The number of tiny details to match-up and layer- then go-inside to thirdly extrapolate meanings can blow your mind!

With learning it, I scrape and crawl along, doing the best I can, in the circumstances I've got.

If you're looking for speed, buy a reading.
Buying a Reading will also TEACH you more about how to read and interpret. I haven't been able to afford a Vedic Reading, but I had a Western astrologer reading just-before I registered at LL. Best introduction I got into the studies.

If you're looking to learn quickly then Western (after a few or more years) will give you a faster handle on things. But don't just stay shallow. Really get INTO it. All the way.

Learn the Western system really well till you've got that nailed. Much of that info will 'transfer'. Pay attention to "Derivative" houses.

If you then decide to add Vedic, your brain will have been exercised in patterns and extrapolations.

In the 'mean' time, familiarize yourself with the 27 Nakshatras.

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posted January 09, 2021 12:26 PM            

Yes, there are words "in-common" to western and vedic systems. They can mean very different things from each other.

The 'system' used, will define the words.