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Notre-Dame Cathedral went up in flames on Monday in a roaring blaze that devastated the Parisian landmark, a searing loss for the city and for France. Let us examine the charts for the event.

Natal Chart: Fifth Republic: Oct 6, 1958 at 6:30 pm CET – the approximate time of the fixing of the seal to the new Constitution.

2019 BAVA 20th International Conference
Theme: Love, Marriage and Relationships
19 – 24 April 2019
The Workshops are with Pandit Samavedula, Pandit Sanjay Rath, Komilla Sutton and Andrew Foss

The Faculty of Esteemed Vedic Astrologers:-
Pandit Sanjay Rath, Sarbani Rath, Pandit Samavedula, Visti Larsen, Dr Andrew Foss, Komilla Sutton, Gordon Brennan, Keiko Ito, Vijaya Subramanian, Kanwel Thapar, Dalibor Ambrus and Charlotte Bensen
Venue
Mandeville Place
11/13 Mandeville Place, London WIU 3AJ, UK. (nearest tube station Bond Street) Google Map
2019 BAVA Conference Programme
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25.08.2017 Interview on KRSchannel of Kapiel Raaj
Transcribed by Natalia Fedorova Наталья Федорова

Kapiel Raaj: Hello Ladies and Gentlemen, he is back, he was a blockbuster head on KRSchannel so we are bringing the sequel because the blockbuster head movie needs the sequels. Please help me welcome Shri Sanjay Rath ji. Welcome, you are in huge hit.

Sanjay Rath: Thank you Kapiel, thank you very much.

KR: Today you are going to cover my favorite subject ‘Nakshatras’, as you promised.

SR: That’s right.

Kṛttikā nakṣatra extends from 26°40’ Aries to 10° Taurus and has four pada indicating the four ayana of life.

No.
Position
Navāṁśa
Tattva
Ayana
D1 Lord
D9 Lord

Pada 1
Ar 26°40’ – Ar 30°00’
Sagittarius
Agni
Dharma
Mars
Jupiter

Pada 2
Ta 0°00’ – Ta 3°20’
Capricorn
Pṛthvi
Artha
Venus
Saturn

Pada 3
Ta 3°20’ – Ta 6°40’
Aquarius
Vāyu
Kāma
Venus
Saturn

Pada 4
Ta 6°40’ – Ta 10°00’
Pisces
Jala
Mokṣa
Venus
Jupiter

Sun
Planetary Relationship with the Sun in Kṛttikā nakṣatra:

Mars: the native is capable of removing every impediment.

Gāyatrī is a chandas, a vedic meter, designed with 24 syllables (phonemes) and having three pada (feet) each having eight syllables. This conception of gāyatrī is based on (a) the standard mantra pada which is of eight syllables called aṣṭākṣarī. This is the simplest form of the mantra-pada. स-स-व-द प-र-र-ज | sa-sa-va-da pa-ra-ra-ja and (b) the fact that Agni devatā, the deva of bhū-loka (earth plane of consciousness) has three legs.

Each leg is pointed at a direction of 120° from the other. Together, the three legs cover the 360° of the geo-centric zodiac.