Please remind me, someone that is better on taking notes than what I am:
When we assess the sani shakra on the naksatra´s screen, right means to the right on the drawing, right? Since the person is turnes towards us, their right hand (on the drawing) is at our left.
Staffan
@amit That I know, thank you. (And I love it, since my Sani Chakra is in the heart, meaning that Saturnial experience brings me happiness. Not only positive, but with a DB Saturn it helps having that attitude.)
My question is what is right and what is left on the drawing.
Staffan
@amit I´m afraid you did not manage to clarify it though! 😆 In the same way as the figure? So that what´s on the right side of the paper represents the figure´s left side and vv?
And yes, it helps a lot. I´m a Sundancer, chants a lot. The Lakotas (and also other "native American" people) use physical challenges a lot to elevate their prayer. I just chanted for an hour standing on my knees. It actually helps to awaken the spirit.
Staffan
@amit Still don´t understand you. Does right in the table mean right on the drawing then, on the paper so to say? Or does it refer to the person´s right side, which would be at the left side of the "paper" - or screen - since we are looking at the person in a mirror, one could say?
Staffan
It seems that it´s the depicted person´s left that is left (and vv), not left AS WE SEE IT. Judging by the order in the handout.
If someone knows in which audio Ernst talks about the sani chakra it would be neat if you could tell me. Want to check it out.
Staffan
@staffan I got Sani Chakra in left leg which is in the figure in his left leg not on the left side when you look on it, if that was your question
@loris Yep, following the numeration I´ve come to the same conclusion. It´s mirrored.
Left leg - suffering. Ouch!
TY!
Staffan