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Hi Ernst,
In this youtube video, you discussed the 9th house lajjitadivastha meaning.
You mentioned that this indicates if the parenting is aligned with the "real you".
Here does the "real you" refer to the absolute (Bramhan)? If not, what does the "real you" mean here?
Regards,
Anand
i am in the middle of listening to your Lajjitaadi Avashtas - The Heart of Parashara course. This new LA will be the continuation of that course. I am enjoying the LA course very much because i see myself in some of those bad and good avashtas. The picture finally becomes clearer for me. Before the picture was foggy. It explains why i behave the way i am. To heal those bad avashtas will be a life time of trying, but it is possible. The most important thing is recognizing that i want to change and the areas where i want to change so i can be a happier and more productive individual. Of all the courses that i have taken from you i have to say that i find the LA course the most psychologically rewarding. I will look forward to listening to your new LA course. Live the moment!
tuyet
Hi Ernst,
Is this indicated by Sun's position in our chart?
What if Sun is proud or it has bad lajjitadivastha? Does it mean that the person with proud Sun is being themselves naturally whereas the person who has Sun in bad lajjitadivastha needs to solve that bad lajjitadivastha to be their real self?
Also, if Sun is in an angle, they are more driven to being themselves whereas Sun in dushtana means there are challenges to being themselves?
For ex: Sun in 8th, Scorpio conjunct Venus. If Sun being in 8th house puts breaks to being themselves and bad lajjitadivastha also presents challenges, how can they understand who they really are? Does their real self need to be understood as 8th house matters such as occult, transformation, devotion, conjugal bond, in-laws, lottery, taboos etc.,? And what is the role played by Scorpio here?
Regards,
Anand
