Dear Mr. Wilhelm,
Could a chart with most planets/healthy planets in Mula Rasis be interpreted to indicate that the native likes to reach the roots of things they are interested in?
Thank you.
Regards,
Krishnamurari
While you are awaiting answer from Ernst, let me just say that i have Mercury in Mula and that I do believe that it helps me to dig up secrets and get to root of things more than most.
Now, if you know anything about the Cards of Truth system, also my Moon card is Ace of Spades, which has a similar impact. So two arrows, in my case, pointing in the same direction.
It´s hard to say what it comes from really, but yes, I do believe that Mula has that effect. Especially if the Moon is placed there, of course.
Staffan
@staffan Thank you for your response. I have my Moon, Mars, Sun, Ketu and Rahu all in Mula Rasis. However, my Mercury is in a Jiva Rasi. Researching things, especially intellectual stuff is what I really enjoy and do professionally speaking. I have only started taking astrology classes by Mr. Wilhelm very recently presently working on the fundamentals. Hence, I am not really familiar with the Cards of Truth system yet. Nevertheless, thanks for bringing it to my attention.
@murari116 Somewhere, I believe in the Nakshatra course, Ernst speaks about how Mula nakshatra affects his own life. He has his Moon in Mula. Already that is a strong indication for Mula energies, and with all those energies you must have it even stronger, of course. Now, I´m not sure what you mean with Mula rasis, you mean the nakshatra, I guess? However it´s not possible to have both Ketu and Rahu in the same nakshatra, so there must be a misunderstanding from your side.
Having the Moon in Mula gives a strong destructive tendency. But that should not be seen as a negative thing, rather it´s a tendency, or call it capacity if you want to - to tear down things, take them apart, before you put them together again. Much like the osteoclasts that tear down old bone tissue, thus bringing renewal into the bone. Just look how Ernst has destroyed every system he has been taught, only to later put the pieces together in a new way.
This might be seen as a negative thing by people in your surroundings though. People may see you as a destructive force, not appreciating the renewal aspect of the process.
Mula also helps you to find deeply hidden truths and facts. And it also brings a deep connection to the plant kingdom, since it is related to roots. If you are into healing, it may give you a high capacity for finding hidden causes of disease and make you a good herbalist.
Staffan
@staffan No. I am not referring to the Mula Nakshatra or Nakshatras in general. At present, I am taking the New Rasi Sutras class by Mr. Wilhelm and in Class 16 of the course he talks about a specific principle of classifying the Rasis based on the information present in Jataka Parijata. Accordingly, the Rasis may be classified as Dhatu Rasis, Mula Rasis, and Jiva Rasis. Dhatu refers to minerals. Therefore, all inanimate objects or non-living things. Mula refers to things with roots. Hence, it primarily denotes the plant kingdom and derivatives from it. Jiva Rasis are living creatures with all the five senses. The classificatory scheme progresses in the following order across the twelve zodiac signs: Dhatu --> Mula --> Jiva. So, Aries is Dhatu, Taurus is Mula, and Gemini is Jiva. In this classificatory scheme you would notice that all the movable signs belong are Dhatus, the Fixed signs are Mula, and the dual signs are Jiva.
Mr. Wilhelm does mention that this classficatory scheme is applicable to the Nakshatras as well, like you mention. With regard to the Nakshatras, he claims that Dhatu-Mula-Jiva affects the very behaviour of a person.
However, when it comes to the Rasis, this classificatory scheme helps to determine how the surrounding context of a person or the consciousness surrounding a native affects his or her ability to do something. In other words, is a person overwhelmed by their context or is he or she able to overcome the same or at least remain not distracted by it and successfully pursue his or her activity.
At least this is what I understood.
Plants or Mula as mentioned by Mr. Wilhelm cannot survive in extreme environments. But, certain plants do grow I think in deserts and even at mountain peaks, if I am not mistaken. Although they are much less sensitive to the external conditions in comparison to the Jiva Rasis, they have some degree of consciousness. Furthermore, since Mula are entities with roots, I was thinking if they could also indicate this tendency 'to go to the bottom of things' or 'roots of things'.
Best,
Krishnamurari
