Respected Gurujis and Members,

I have read a quote Pujya Gurudev, Swami Chinmayananda on the subject that I
would like to share with you all.


"Whatever you meet in life is prarabhta, destiny. How you meet it is purusharta,
free will."



A fascinating statement to ponder over.

Kaimal


----- Original Message -----
From: V.Partha sarathy
To: Jyotish_Remedies (AT) yahoogroups (DOT) com
Sent: Friday, October 15, 2004 9:25 AM
Subject: [JR] [playing cards and free will.



Dear Gili

To an extent yes.

I would put it this way, you have a choice to do whatever you want
do. But your past actions(Including many a past lives) are always
forbearing on the "DECISION" that you would take. Remember, You are
always free to choose whatever you do. But the past actions catch up
with you, most of the people just cannot avoid them, and hence repeat
the same actions and subsequent reactions. This means playing the
same way again and again, till we "Learn" the "WAY out of the matrix".
best wishes
partha





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Dear Kaimal,
hari om


> "Whatever you meet in life is prarabhta, destiny. How you meet it
is purusharta, free will."


Desire is the key for prarabhta, destiny and free will.

best regards
Shad




>
> Dear Gili
>
> To an extent yes.
>
> I would put it this way, you have a choice to do whatever you
want
> do. But your past actions(Including many a past lives) are
always
> forbearing on the "DECISION" that you would take. Remember, You
are
> always free to choose whatever you do. But the past actions
catch up
> with you, most of the people just cannot avoid them, and hence
repeat
> the same actions and subsequent reactions. This means playing
the
> same way again and again, till we "Learn" the "WAY out of the
matrix".
> best wishes
> partha
>
>
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

It shows that astrology is not fatalistic, and shows us the way to
overcome the results of our karma


regards

arun

Dear Savitarcyber,

But of course! Fatalism is an illusion that so called rationalists
who fear what lies beyond death, use as a defense against being
consumed by a reality that they see, or actually one that they fear --
namely the possibility of fatalism actually working in the long run!


Rr

--- In Jyotish_Remedies (AT) yahoogroups (DOT) com, "arun" <savitarcyber@y...>
wrote:
>
> It shows that astrology is not fatalistic, and shows us the way to
> overcome the results of our karma
>
>
> regards
>
> arun