Guest guest Report post Posted May 5, 2000 Hi Tarun, The study of omens is referred to as "nimitta" in jyotish. I was told that Hart DeFouw and Jim Kelleher are each writing a book on the topic. I have heard Jim Kelleher lecture on the topic--very interesting--and he incorporates nimitta into his practice of jyotish. I very much believe in the use of omens. Of course I come by that naturally with my Irish background. I find that being aware of signs on a subtle level is a way of keeping one's consciousness a bit more subtle too--in more of an alpha brain wave state. Sincerely, Colleen Patterson cosmiceye Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted May 5, 2000 In a message dated 5/5/00 4:50:47 PM Eastern Daylight Time, cosmiceye writes: << The study of omens is referred to as "nimitta" in jyotish. I was told that Hart DeFouw and Jim Kelleher are each writing a book on the topic. I have heard Jim Kelleher lecture on the topic--very interesting--and he incorporates nimitta into his practice of jyotish. I very much believe in the use of omens. Of course I come by that naturally with my Irish background. I find that being aware of signs on a subtle level is a way of keeping one's consciousness a bit more subtle too--in more of an alpha brain wave state. >> This is also a major thrust in many Native American traditions. Lalia Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
