Dear all
I can enjoy the predicament of the weak folks. But astrology is
again the weakness of his mind and not true. Kataka Rasi has the symbol of
a crab in the jyothisha sastra, the oldest of the earth. But as I used to
write, how, west always started from Greece, who copied so many from
here. Latin
cancer is the generic word for 'crab'. According to Greek myth, the symbol
of Cancer—often a crab, though sometimes a lobster—is based on the Karkinos
(Greek: "Cancer"), a crab crushed under the foot of Heracles, and whose
remains were placed in the sky by Hera, forming the Cancer constellation.
The constellation of houses named in Sanskrit, by Jyothisham, appeared as
the name given; as far as the Katakam constellation is concerned the fig
shown appears as acrab, where the stars there displace its positions within
themselves , closing and opening like a crab does. Similarly every sign
does in the appearances. Kataka rasi people will be cool and will refrain
from hurting anyone. Mood change is because of the Moon placement and every
Rasi may have such a mood. As a matter of fact, Aries will be strict. KR
IRS 12 1 24
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From: Chittanandam V R <[email protected]>
Date: Fri, 12 Jan 2024 at 06:54
Subject: Fwd: Snippets - Sitndra Kumar - Cancerians
To:
*Received from Shri Sitendra Kumar*
* Astrologically challenged*
*Ranbir Parmar*
*EVER seen a crab? That horrible creature with pincer-like claws ready to
pounce upon you! I once believed that such a crab existed in the heart of
every person born under the zodiac sign of Cancer. This belief was the
result of numerous experiences. My erstwhile boss, who had been joking a
few moments before, suddenly threw files at my face. The receptionist at
the club flew into a rage when I innocently asked for the time by her
watch. Or some of my friends who have the tendency to be irritable without
the slightest provocation. A common thread ran through them all. They had
uncertain moods, they were grouchy, and they were all born between June 22
and July 22. It took me a while to realise that some non-Cancerians, too,
had their fair share of mood swings.*
*My dread of Cancerians developed into a phobia in my early youth. When I
thought of getting married, I decided that my life partner could be anybody
but a Cancerian. Ultimately, I married a woman whose matriculation
certificate declared her to be born in the first week of April. The first
few months after marriage were spent in conjugal harmony. She fitted into
my mental picture of a typical Aries girl — sentimental, generous and
friendly.*
*Then, her grumpy moods began to surface occasionally and became more
frequent later. Scenes of fireworks became common. I was confounded. An
Aries woman wouldn’t behave like that, I thought.*
*Once, during one of our rare peaceful moments together, I dared to
disclose my doubts to her. She seemed to be an astrological exception, I
told her. She burst into laughter. When it subsided, she revealed the
secret. The date of birth mentioned on her matriculation certificate was
not correct. She was actually born on July 11.*
*And here I am, living with my crabby destiny for 40 years. But the
situation is not as pitiable as you might imagine. I have had glimpses of
the brighter side of her Cancerian personality — her rich sense of humour,
infinite capacity to love and culinary skills.*
*Regarding the mood swings, good old Linda Goodman’s book on sun signs came
to my rescue. It claims that the passing moods of Cancerians are
‘synchronised’ with the changing shape/phase of the moon. If it is a waxing
phase, I can crack my bawdy jokes. But if the moon is waning, I have to be
very cautious.*
*I fondly hope that my wife reads all this when the moon is nearest to
being the perfect round ball in the sky. But only God can save me if it
catches her eye in the moon’s waning phase.*
*- Ranbir Parmar*
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*Chittanandam*
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