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Hi.

 

What is neat about the application of rudraksha to Vedic astrology is in

essence, the rudraksha are storehouses for the very power that Created the

planets.

 

They allow us to push through "troublesome" aspects and in actuality burn

through karma.

 

I know that there are members on this Site that would even say that with the

help of the rudraksha and supportive spiritual practices that they have so

burnt up karma that Astro chart is no longer relevent as they have

accellerated so swiftly they are not same being.. (Kinda like when you see

these genius little kids get Phd's)..we can complete curriculum for this

lifetime and move on to who knows what?

 

You may want to consider getting a recommendation from Rudra Centre which

uses astrology as an indication and its free.

 

This group is meant for chatty folks..that's how we find stuff out :-)

 

Namaste

Kanti

 

In a message dated 10/26/2002 1:34:14 PM Central Daylight Time,

karisprowl writes:

 

 

> ..if I talk too much, just ask me to shut up (my birth star is

> Mercury-ruled).

>

> About 12 weeks ago, I "stumbled" onto a Vedic astrological w/s. I

> purchased a life chart, out of curiousity.

>

> The first thing that startled me was a specific reference to an

> accident that I had during Ketu/Mars, when I was a little girl (I had

> almost forgotten about my broken right arm). Lots of OTHER specifics

> rang true, too.

>

> I can't fault Western astrology. It's really admirable, as far as it

> goes. But, it doesn't deal with karmic patterns (which is, of course,

> the WHOLE point), and it isn't as specifically predictive.

>

> At first, I was a little disappointed that my birth chart wasn't more

> positive. Lots of "karmic planetary configurations." Then I realized

> that this is a "working" or "learning" incarnation, and the planetary

> configurations are offering a lot of opportunities to "clean up old

> karma."

>

> My birth chart seems to be, in effect, a "lesson plan" for this

> "semester" (incarnation), with "homework assignments." The best part

> is that, without knowing, I had already dealt with a lot of old karmic

> problems (which is, of course, the point of setting up this

> incarnation's "challenges").

>

> The timing of my "stumble" onto the Jyotish w/s is interesting, too. I

> wsa just a few weeks away from a serious Rahu problem. I found out in

> time to take propitiatory action. Who SAYS there'

>

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