yes, actually i always related Ardra to teaderop because literaley Arda means the MOIST ONE.kandhan wrote:swamycoolji
teardrop is also the symbol for Ardra right? looks like some symbols overlap.
. a match was found. on the day before the wedding the bride's(my aunt) family took him to the temple for offering prayers as per tradition. In temples of South the priests asks the name and nakshtra of the devotee(is it called sankalpa?). my uncle blurted out truth by force of habit. so there was some hullabaloo. but it was too late in the day. six months after marriage his M-I-L passed away. of course she had been bed-ridden for two years even before the marriage. but poor Mr.Mula had to take the blame. 
. I Think Swamy Cool Ji would also endorse me .
Except maybe, for a few round of gaalis from your maami. 
But pardon my levity, no offence.Astroboy,by astroboy » Sat May 14, 2011 11:46 pm
Girls born in Moola sometimes act like a "Girgit" ( Girgit is the Hindi name for the animal which changes its colour - a chamaeleon ) . What they hold sacrosanct today is trash tomorrow . And all other factors being equal , They have issues with relationships and marriages . I have seen quite a few such Girgits in my life .
....It is same as you said.
astroboy wrote: I have seen quite a few such Girgits in my life .
I think this phenomenon of Mula can be explained a little differently. Mula is certainly not fickle. Like the deep roots of a tree they have an iron determination and a bulldog tenacity for whatever goals they pursue. But the problem is, they are unfeeling and ruthless. So as long as something or someone is in tune with their goals and expectations, they are super nice. But once this person wavers even a little bit from the groove or circumstances are changed so that this person or any other entity no longer harmonises with the goal, Mula would discard it ruthlessly and won't look back. And like the nature of Ketu, these changes take place suddenly and not gradually. Mula is attached to an objective and not to the means to achieve it. That makes them look like chameleons. But they are not fickle, they rarely change their objectives, if ever.What they hold sacrosanct today is trash tomorrow . And all other factors being equal , They have issues with relationships and marriages . I have seen quite a few such Girgits in my life . . I Think Swamy Cool Ji would also endorse me .
Wonderfully summarised Coolant ji. I know a few moola natives and they act very similarly to your analysis. You have gone into their psyche for your perfect analysis. However, if you look at them from the outside their act appears like what Deepak says - chameleons.swamykool wrote:Astroboy,
I think this phenomenon of Mula can be explained a little differently. Mula is certainly not fickle. Like the deep roots of a tree they have an iron determination and a bulldog tenacity for whatever goals they pursue. But the problem is, they are unfeeling and ruthless. So as long as something or someone is in tune with their goals and expectations, they are super nice. But once this person wavers even a little bit from the groove or circumstances are changed so that this person or any other entity no longer harmonises with the goal, Mula would discard it ruthlessly and won't look back. And like the nature of Ketu, these changes take place suddenly and not gradually. Mula is attached to an objective and not to the means to achieve it. That makes them look like chameleons. But they are not fickle, they rarely change their objectives, if ever.What they hold sacrosanct today is trash tomorrow . And all other factors being equal , They have issues with relationships and marriages . I have seen quite a few such Girgits in my life . . I Think Swamy Cool Ji would also endorse me .
Good explaination Swamy Cool Ji , Actually Mula came to be called so because it was originally thought to be the first astrism and was called the Root . mula also means "the first or the beginning or the origin ."by astroboy » Sun May 15, 2011 11:16 am
What they hold sacrosanct today is trash tomorrow
[/i]So as long as something or someone is in tune with their goals and expectations, they are super nice. But once this person wavers even a little bit from the groove or circumstances are changed so that this person or any other entity no longer harmonises with the goal, Mula would discard it ruthlessly and won't look back. And like the nature of Ketu, these changes take place suddenly and not gradually.
Sun or Moon in the nakshatras of Rahu or Ketu always creates a Grahan Yoga, there will be some untoward ramifications, even if aspected by benefics.Chandra in the nakshatra of Ketu , specially this Nakshatra cannot do well, and when aspected by a malefic , the moon turns evil , when in this Nakshatra .
The effects are the same - Grahan Yoga. But may be a little less in intensity. I'm not entirely sure about that.Could you please tell me what happens when Rahu or Ketu is in nakshatras of Sun or Moon?
PERFECT...by soulsearch » Sun May 15, 2011 5:52 am
You are born with something, you've gotta learn to live with it!
