11/12 Vedha and Rajju

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Part Eleven of Twelve posted on 13 Aug 2007

The Kuta System in Relationship Compatibility - Part eight of nine on Kutas 9/9

The Non Scoring Kuta

There are four kutas that are do not have any scores to them. They are studied as additional information for compatibility. These are Mahendra, Stree- Deergha, Vedha and Rajju. We studied the first two in lesson 10. both Vedha and Rajju deal with secret connections that are difficult to understand.

Vedha- relationships that cause pain

Vedha means ‘Affliction’. Certain Nakshatra cause affliction or pain to others. When a nakshatra is not kindly disposed to another- it causes problems to the relationship. The relationships between these Moon nakshatras have the ability to cause pain regardless of how well the compatibility. These people need to be careful that they do not hurt the other through their words and action.

These nakshatra groupings reflect complex relationships. They may have good points in all other areas compatibility but in reality they have to face some karmic restrictions which can create unhappiness. The spiritually complicated relationships have soul lessons to teach each other. They may experience karmic situations that test their relationship unexpectedly. They can be voices from the past that create emotional upheaval, circumstances they have no control over or getting involved in complex situations that create rifts. The most important karmic aspect these relationship face is their feeling of unhappiness and unfinished business from a previous life. Most of us are unaware of our sub-conscious, but when these relationships comes together, those issues come to the fore, and the way they relate to each other is constantly challenged.

The following pairs of Nakshatras cause Vedha to each other

Ashwini and Jyeshta

Bharani and Anuradha

Krittika and Vishkha

Rohini and Swati

Ardra and Shravana

Punarvasu and Uttara Ashadha

Pushya and Purva Ashadha

Ashlesha and Mula

Magha and Revati

Purva Phalguni and Uttara Bhadra

Uttara Phalguni and Purva Bhadra

Hasta and Shatbhishak

Mrigasira, Chitra and Dhanishta cause Vedha to each other.

Rajju- invisible connections

Rajju means a rope. It is the invisible ropes that tie relationships together. This compatibility is about subtle connections rather than the more obvious ones. Why partners stay together.

Your Moon nakshatra should fall in different Rajju from your partners. This Kuta must have connection with the Dashas sequences and Prof. Jayashekar connect it to the chakras.

The Nakshatras are grouped into five Rajju

Pada- feet
Ashwini, Ashlesha, Magha, Jyeshta, Mula, Revati (Mercury and Ketu ruled nakshatras). This is connected to stability in relationships. If partners share this rajju, this brings about a lack of stability, the tendency to drift apart. To travel away from each other.

Kati -waist
Bharani, Pushya, Purva Phalguni, Anuradha, Purva Ashadha, Uttara Bhadrapada (Venus and Saturn ruled nakshatras). This is connected to emotional and sexual desires and related to lack of sexual compatibility. There can be frustration as the mind thinks that their sexual desires are not being met.

Nabhi - stomach
Krittika, Punarvasu, Uttara Phalguni, Vishakha, Uttara Ashadha, Purva Bhadrapada (Sun and Jupiter ruled nakshatras). Courage, confidence, security are the issues for this rajju. Couple sharing it will feel anxious, out of control. The desires can become overpowering and they are unable to deal with them

Kantha - neck
Rohini, Ardra, Hasta, Swati, Shravana, Shatabhishak (Moon and Rahu ruled nakshatras). Communication, shared interest and fears are the issues of this rajju. Couples sharing this can lose their communication skills and become aggravated with each other.

Sira - head
Dhanishta, Chitra, Mrigasira (Mars ruled nakshatras). This deals with anger, mental control and motivations. As this deals with the head, emotions can split the couple apart unless they become extremely sensitive to the others feelings. This can lead to unleashing of anger, bitterness and even violence.