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Moon's unique behaviour in Lajjitaadi Avasthas in PAC

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Hi @ernst and everyone

Wanted to bounce this thought that's been going through my mind since a couple of days. It seems that when we think about a planet and its Lajjitaadi avasthas in the context of PAC, the avasthas that planet is causing to other planets is less important than its own avasthas. So for example, while thinking about Jupiter, Jupiter being starved by Mercury is more important than Jupiter delighting Sun. However, this doesn't seem to be the case for the Moon. While thinking about avasthas of the Moon, it seems Moon delighting Jupiter is more or less as important as Moon being starved by Saturn. If that's correct, then is this because of Moon being a receptive planet, it's delight or starvation to other planets affect the Moon(child mind) itself, whereas in the case of Jupiter delighting Sun, its not going to affect Jupiter itself?

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THey are all equally  important. The afflictor and the afflicted are both playing a game together that does not work. 

I signal out the moon in this because the moon is rarely starved, so with moon, its not like looking at saturn where he is most commonly starved, its looking at who the moon is starving. 

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@ernst Then would it be correct to say that Jupiter itself is also benefitted when it is delighting Sun and Mars without getting aspected in return? If yes, I am wondering how. My guess would be that Mars and Sun delighted by Jupiter would help Jupiter adult mind feel good about being applied in the right way with wisdom & devotion and to build a kingdom of inspired greater purpose. Is that correct?

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