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Glad it resonated! Yes very curious to see how that Jupiter ingress affects the world economy

That is actually a reference to the fixed and immovable tropical zodiac which is eternal and based on the unchanging movements of the sun and earth. Whereas the sidereal is the definition of unfixed since every 72 years it has to be shifted one degree. Then stars are also always shifting and burning out so it is not something that is eternal or logical to base your calculations around. The rishis definitely used tropical rashis.

@@EyeOfTheVeda This is a very big nonsense, and you are not talking about a real phenomenon; what you are saying is not astronomically correct, as those stars are still shining just as they have for thousands of years, they are not extinguishing. By that logic, someone could also say that they do not take the Sun into account because it will eventually burn out and that will be the end. Your arguments are at the level of a kitchen lady. You are not paying attention to the fact that 99.9% of the risks used sidereal time; the texts are there. But go ahead and keep spreading your lies.

Its interesting you would quote Varahamihira since many in the current sidereal world dismiss him since he was clearly using tropical. He does state that but elsewhere contradicts this statement by saying that those rashis start at tropiocal points. I appreciate you sharing this but I am aware of this and there is much more to the topic of Varahamihira and what his calculations were. Funny thing is he technically did both since the sidereal and tropical zodiacs were conjunct at the time of his writings. Here is a talk from 2007 that goes into it much more in detail than I had time to explain here that started this movement, if you want to get to the root of why this movement has happened. vedic-astrology.net/FreeClasses/Ayanamsa-and-Rasis.asp vedic-astrology.net/FreeClasses/Ayanamsa-and-Rasis.mp3 Let me know if you want more info, I can share volumes more if interested in testing and learning. But if set in your ways, no worries, we can agree to disagree. I used sidereal from 2007-2012.

@@EyeOfTheVeda 99.9% of the astrologers who are currently alive and operate in villages across India as local brahmin astrologers are, according to you, all foolish and mistaken, and their ancestors, their gurus, have also been wrong for thousands of years. This is a very harsh statement.

@@EyeOfTheVeda Varahamihira suggested in Brhat Samhita 8.23. counting of Guru’s position from Dhanishtha because according to him, the Jovian year 1, in the cycle of 60, coincided with Danishtha. Varahamihira likely used Sidereal Zodiac for reckoning Guru’s movement through the zodiac and the Jovian Years. Varahamihira likely used True Chitra Paksha Ayanamsa or one closer to that for reckoning Guru’s position vis-a-vis the Jovian years.

Yes if USA improves its economy and other issues it will have a great ripple effect on the rest of the world. Hopefully that will be the case

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it! I will certainly tell more and keep that one in mind :)

lol, not true, its actually the original way the Hinduis did it. Find me a shastra that tells you to use sidereal and I'll stand corrected....but even if I was doing that, well....to be fair Indian dominoes is way better than american...idk if you have tried both yet...so thats fine too ;)

Yes unfortunately youtube forces ads in without anything we can do on our end these days...this video was made before that era :(

thanks bhai <3

Yea short answer - Vic basically acts like he started this when he really took the idea from Ernst Wilhelm and then pretended like he came up with it for years until this big debate on it in 2017 and then he finally passed the buck to Ernst when they started grilling him as if to take some of the pressure off. He is a very abrasive guy that doesnt speak for our movement overall but yea thats the same thing. The truth of that is that the Moon rules the nakshatras, the lunar zodiac, which are meant to be kept sidereal. Thats what I do as well. This video is about rashis, signs. The signs the moon goes thru, as in the 12 sign zodiac, is always tropical. Everyone has some pieces of the puzzle, no one on youtube has it all... glad you were able to get something out of this video!

@@EyeOfTheVeda Yeah - I could see something like this coming. All good! You leave the nakshatra placements with sidereal. Everything else (houses & signs) tropical? I'm wondering about something else. If you digged into that already - maybe you have a clue for me. Astrology based on 13 months. I fell really drawn to go down that rabbit hole! I will def. follow your content! Thank you!

wow, seems like a ton of punarvasu (and some cancer) themes going on for sure! Im so happy to hear you had the punarvasu (return of the glory) literally in the context of your body (ascendant), how cool! Thanks for this feedback!

@ I forgot to mention- I’m in my Jupiter Dasha

very likely so, they dont even notify me of most comments now...so strange. Feel free to post it again?

i try to reply to all the ones I see at least

How are you doing professionally???

Oh perfect, glad you found me. Yes its a common misnomer that to use tropical is "western" and to use sidereal is "vedic" when in reality there are many westerners that use sidereal and many easterners that use tropical. So its much more nuanced than that. There are entire schools of jyotish in india that use tropical only! And there is a big movement going on now to shift to tropical vedic astrology because when you read the actual shastras and go through it, there is much more evidence that the Hindus used tropical zodiac until around 500 AD. I cover this more in depth in my course but am happy to share more free links and info on this because its very important for people to know. What really makes one a vedic or western astrologer is the techniques they use, which are different. But the overall meanings of things like saturn are relatively the same although there is definitely a different flavor or angle you will get, and while I know Im biased, I feel jyotish is vastly more rich in its information here than the west. Indian astrology has tons of source texts and traditions to draw from. Watch this vid it might help you get a grasp of the differences in a simple way ua-cam.com/video/9aDKLzpcwpQ/v-deo.html

@@EyeOfTheVeda Brihat samhita chapter 102, verse 1. Verse clearly states that all the padas of Ashwini, Bharani and a part of Kritika are in Aries. Verse 7 is the perfect closure for the chapter that simply says Ashwini, Magha and Moola nakshatras start respectively at Aries, Leo and Sagittarius. Now where is any logical scope left to think of changing this fixed mapping in the sky?

They had me on a warning that finally expired, glad to see they arent suppressing my vids anymore...

Because its the best system for predicting on the planet. There is a whole movement of using tropical vedic astrology. Check out some of my other videos on this topic for more info as its very dense and nuanced and not something one can just google or wiki and actually get the full picture on.

This one may fill you in on a bit of it, but really there is a lot to this movement. So if you are curious after that vid, let me know and I can share more info on it. ua-cam.com/video/66G1099fDzk/v-deo.html

@@EyeOfTheVeda SUPER interesting! I will have a deeper look into it and get back to you for sure. After discovering sidereal and vedic astrology I felt so "arrived". Knowing about a movement that is using tropical data on the vedic perspective motivates my curious nature to dig deeper. Thank you for the video so far. I will def reach out again! Have a good weekend!

I'll come back soon bhai

I will wait for that day to meet my brother from another brother..learned a lot from you since past 4 years...can't wait to meet you and welcome you Bhai.. Take care and keep up with your good work..may God take you to great heights ...take care bro..and keepaking videos regularly...3 videos a week would make my life

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Well said ;)

Yes great question. I go into this more in the full course but short answer is both, you can see a lot of differences in the Aries natives that have bhadrapada, or revati or aswhini. My high school generation all has rahu in aries, like me too, but in different nakshatras, so I have looked at this particular case quite a bit and observed differences. So while they all will be working on that Aries nature, it will manifest in very different ways based on the nakshatra. For example with me, its in a jeeva and I started out always avoiding confrontation or any sort of heirarchy, wanting everyone to be all equal and stuff. As life progressed I learned how there is a healthy place for heirarchy and if we never face confrontations or challenges we just end up avoiding them and becoming weaker with our mars energy our whole life. But others it will be more about hearing the call to adventure to move to another country (mula) or to lift weights and get phsyically stronger (dhatu) like another friend of mine. Hope that helps :)

Well explained Corey. It is pleasure to watch your videos. You, Ernst Wilhelm and Ryan Kurzak brings out the mind boggling psyche behind Vedic astrology,which I do not see from the practioners in India. Keep it up!

glad it resonates :)

I know right? Glad it resonated :)

Glad it resonated :)

Well, never looked at her chart as I had no respect for someone who spent their entire life saying anyone on welfare is a "parasite" and people that hoard large amounts of wealth for themselves are like supermen, and then ended up on social security at the end of her life. So that would be a very afflicted sun sign, wherever it is placed, if you ask me...Read about it here if curious. www.openculture.com/2016/12/when-ayn-rand-collected-social-security-medicare.html

Thanks! I will try to keep that in mind for a future video. One thing you see is birth of grandchildren in terms of a good karmic reward that comes at that time.

bharatabharati.in/2017/01/30/vedic-origins-of-the-europeans-david-frawley/ Happy to share, any questions just let me know :)

Thank you for sharing that, I didnt mention him in this video, I would rather discuss my experience with it. But I do feel I need to add in some info just so you have your facts straight and dont think I was lying: Yes that was when he finally admitted it after starting that whole debate with Sam Geppi in summer of 2017, where they both had their little debates on it. It was rather sad for jyotish overall. But until he was getting pressured and blamed by people, Vic always pretended like he came up with the idea. He was very rude and dismissive to many people on both sides of the camp at that time saying "Im sorry I learned this stuff better than your Gurus" to people on facebook and all. There are screenshots to show it. It got ugly if you were not following it back then... I was following it closely. Also, how funny this would come up with Mercury retrograde in Jyestha, lol. I talked about my experience during it all in this vid from summer of 2017 if you are curious. ua-cam.com/video/uejPdGF06uo/v-deo.html Along with that, when I corrected him about something in a private email he did not reply and then later made a video about it calling me out by name and being critical of an accurate prediction I and others had made about the pandemic, putting them all down while ranking his own predictions higher. So I stopped wanting to associate with him after that experience of treating me and other colleagues so poorly... I had been warned already by many other jyotishis but didnt listen. Interact with him yourself and see how long it takes before he gets very rude or abrasive, hopefully he has changed here....

​@@EyeOfTheVeda Hi thank you for taking your time to reply to me. Sorry for commenting without knowing the facts. Yes haha he can get snappy. But I tolerate it because he is a genuine scholar of Vedas and astrology and I get to learn so much from him.

@@EyeOfTheVeda By the way in Tropical he has the Moon on the 6th. When soft planets are in the 6th (unless debilitated) it gives the ability to deal with adversities in a soft diplomatic way. In Sidereal he has an exalted moon on the 5th. This blesses person with knowledge of MANTRAS (he is a scholar on that subject), predictions (he is an astrologer), dealing with kids (I don't know that aspect about him) and mental creativity (he is an artist who CREATES arts). In tropical he has Saturn in the 5th, which would make him SLOW but thorough. He would definitely not be witty. In Sidereal he has a debilitated Saturn in the 4th house. When malefic planets are in or aspecting the 4th, it makes people leave home land and stay away from it. I would love to know your opinion on that. You be the judge.

I agree, I have seen similar things. They both show a lot of anger or frustration but the mars rahu person grows more from it, the mars ketu person is almost too attached to their frustration and anger and gets stuck on it, rather than moving forward and embracing whatever rahu is saying to do.