Guest guest Posted March 1, 2001 Report Share Posted March 1, 2001 There's no way a child is responsible for his parents natural death. Not really. Even if indirectly responsible as in "being a pain in the butt". Certainly sometimes the stress of dealing with a child is part of what ages a parent. I am a parent, and I have to take responsibility for my actions, even if they are "forced" upon me as in the cases like "my child has problems I have to deal with". Either you choose to serve God through what he presents to you, or you choose to want otherwise and suffer. As for "professional" astrologers, please note, there is no such thing. It's impossible. We are forever students. There are no masters here in this field. People with "big names" like KN Rao and others are struggling to get it right also. Everyone is a student here. We are examining God's own artwork. Nothing less. It's way over our heads. If someone charges you to look at a chart, they are charging for their time, not expertise, because they don't have any. They may know the science well, but that's no guarantee of accuracy. Sometimes the ones with "all the knowledge" are the least accurate with predictions because frankly, it just happens to be their karma to always be wrong, but "very learned". This can and does happen, unfortunately, buyer beware. Jnan (knowledge) and vijnan, (realization), are different. And certainly "big mouth" is not a sign of "correct". Usually just a sign of "I need to be heard" and "I need love" (the second one being my case for example as one big mouth). Then there's human stuff. Let's say an astrologer saw strange things around Daddy in his chart or your chart, if Daddy was sitting right there in front of the astrologette, then do you think he'd say "Oh, you're dead in 2 weeks". Nope. But he didn't see it, I almost guarantee that. It's a very difficult science. Yesterday a Hindu couple talked to me about this same thing, wondering if it was their grandparents "fault" that their child was born with problems. This is a part of Hinduism that somehow didn't make it into the branch I'm familiar with. I've never heard this kind of multi-generational guilt put quite this way. I do however know the true side of this quite well. The true side is that all things in your life are related. Like for example, I have Rahu in 5th (or it has me more exactly). So I've had various "interesting and exotic experiences" with my kids, like watching my daughters skin roll off he burned and dead body before my eyes....wait, she's not dead yet....that was trippy... Then my son, "I love you Dad" with his jaw hanging off the side of his head like meat in the butcher shop...after a car crash... OK, then also, Rahu in the 5th gives exotic creativity, and foreign spouses since it's 7th from the Moon too... So all things are interrelated. Now, whatever "character flaws" my Rahu gives me in the 5th in Leo, those are also "interrelated" with why I must experience heavy things with my kids say. So then one can draw connections...because you are "this way" you must also "suffer this thing". This is true I suppose on one level, but do we need to connect them "therefore..."; do we have the intellectual RIGHT and correctness to say that "THEREFORE" connection. Not really. Often to sound important and significant, insecure astrologers will say so many things, really just to sound more "prophetic" than they really are. Actually, eveyone is just insecure, and needy of love, because we're all highly threatened here. We're all so vulnerable it's unreal. We are in a difficult life. There is death, meat based bodies, vulnerable bodies, predators, vulnerable egos, not enough love, conflicting desires between neighboring living entities, there really is no peace and no safety. OK, so life basically SUCKS big time if you look at it from the angle of vision of "being happy" in the "normal" way (normal being "we are these bodies and this is our real life"). But if you get into being a spiritualists, where you measure yourself by your values, ethics, abilities to overcome maya, abilities to live and direct yourself from beyond the mortal frame, then you are on an open and spacious field of immense possibility. Wow. What an opportunity. Personally, I suck at this game (spirituality). I'm lame as hell at spirituality. Like a fish hitting a cement wall I say "Dam". Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 3, 2001 Report Share Posted March 3, 2001 Das Goravani wrote: > > There's no way a child is responsible for his parents natural death. Dear Raghu, Great posting indeed! Here some additional thoughts: Since we are all born in "families" our fates are connected. If a person´s horoscope shows early death of father etc. it is only a confirmation of what is to be seen from that person´s horoscope. If ma father´s death affects me strongly it will be shown in my chart: emotional pain or relief, great inheritance etc. If the death leaves me cold, it may not be particularly reflected in my chart! There is also another possibility: although "fates" are generally pre-determined, there are continuous changes. Life is a "project" to learn from. there are margins and free will determines the tempo of learning. If one learns quick, there is no clear reason for existing on earth. One can then depart, or new semesters are offered! These changes can be reflected in the chart of a new-born child: if the father has finished his task early, it may be decided that he should leave the earth, and this may be shown in the chart of a child. A Greek saying: Those whom the Gods love die young! Gods love those particularly who fulfill their tasks quick! That "karma" - not as tit-for-tat or "crime and punishment" but as "tasks" and "semesters" - can be varied and adjusted to one´s achievements is clear to me: visions and information received during trances have taught me this. Astrology shows only tendencies, does not reveal "absolute" certainties! The stars impel, Not compel! An avatar like Sri Sai Baba can change even the lines on one´s hand! No astrologer should ever blame anyone for the fates of others: this "blaming" makes all philosophy and religion meaningless! Raghu, you are getting older!!!!! During the last 4 years or so I see a tremendous transformation in you: tolerance, humility and rationality as "VIVEKA" have replaced your previous dogmatism! I am happy that I have a contact with you, feel enriched! Neither of us can learn from each other regarding the ABSOLUTE TRUTH, but it is great to know that one is not alone in the search, that others too are trying the same path! God bless you Mani Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 4, 2001 Report Share Posted March 4, 2001 If that was so, the inter connectivity of horoscopes would lose meaning. Try this, death of your Father would take place in the dasha/antardasha of your Third Lord/Fourth Lord or Second Lord and 12th Lord from Sun (being Karaka of Father). The Marak sthans from Ninth house should be analysed for death of one's father. regards, Manoj _______________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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