Also no watching reruns of Reno911, My Name Is Earl, or Chappelle's Show...
--- In [email protected], bob_brigante <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- In [email protected], m2smart4u2000 <no_reply@> > wrote: > > > > What is the affect jyotish wise? isn't it occurring in mercury? I > > thought it was a good time to have a yagya???? > > > > > *********** > > It's possibly said to be a good time to have a yagya only because > eclipses of any sort are inauspicious in Jyotish. Astrologer David > Hawthorne says the following about the lunar eclipse, which may or > may not be consistent with what Maharishi Jyotishis say: > > Planetary Transits for March 1 March 7 > > > > Sun transits Aquarius, from 16:18 to 23:19°, closely conjunct Rahu, > under the aspect of Ketu until March 11. Watch for major news > regarding political leaders and governments. Take care of your > father and husband, and be careful with your blood pressure. > > > > Moon transits Cancer, Leo, Virgo, and into Libra. The full Moon and > a Total Lunar Eclipse are in Leo, March 3. This, the first of two > total lunar eclipses in 2007, is unique because it is partly visible > from every continent around the world, and may be more intense than > usual due to the stationary position of the Moon's nodes, Rahu and > Ketu. > > The total eclipse begins at 22:44 UT, the greatest eclipse is at > 23:20 UT, and the total eclipse ends at 23:57 UT. For local time, > subtract your time zone if west (add your time zone if east) of > Greenwich, England, (e.g., six hours if you are in the Central time > zone). > > > > The entire event will be visible from Europe, Africa and western > Asia. In eastern North and South America the Moon will be partially > or totally eclipsed at moonrise. From western North America, only the > final penumbral phases are visible. > > > > Notes: It is advisable to fast or eat lightly for a few hours before > and after the eclipse, and to stay indoors and rest or meditate. > Additionally, the two-week period between the total lunar eclipse > (March 3) and the partial solar eclipse (March 19) may be a > vulnerable time. Extra care, patience and caution are strongly > advised. >
