RE: Remedial Measures - The Real Remedy

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"Uthayan, Arun" wrote:

 

> The whole world is a stage and in the eternal drama that is staged there,

> plots and scenes are already fixed. The roles, the scripts and the spot

> lights (planetary rays) are all designed and well synchronized. But, who

> takes which role is not decided. It is a continuing "musical chair" game.

> All efforts and experiences are dependent on the growth and maturity of the

> individual soul and independent of the role taken. Are we trying to change

> the roles already fixed or the experiences and effort of the embodied soul?

> If we are trying to change the course of events, aren't we foolish. How can

> we interfere with the natural flow of the Divine Play. Let's just focus our

> efforts on purely internal matters (mental or more accurately motivations

> and attitudes) and the resultant experience. Doesn't the Gita teach us that

> the results are not in our hands and that whatever is destined to happen to

> a "particular role" is already fixed and cannot be changed. But, the

> individual experience.. yes we can change that.... all the remedies do just

> that...If this is untrue, how can astrology itself be true? How can anyone

> say it is infallible? Can we stop the earth from rotating? Or, the Sun to

> stop rising?

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> Love,

> Arun

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Namaste

If the spinning of the world makes you dizzy, should you not sit down! and

if the rising sun over heats your body, should you not find shade. It is true

that the evolution of life in the universe is fixed but that doesn't mean to

ignore wisdom and suffer. bless you my friend ..... Noel

 

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> Manoj wrote:

> "I dont know how many of you have had a reading done by Bhrigu Shastris in

> India or Palm leaf readers of Orissa. The readings in such Shastras would

> make you understand the futility of such remedies like gems, kavachs,

> talisman etc.

> I will quote a reading tomorrow done by Bhrigu Shastri which astonished me

> and made my belief in Karma theory stronger and also made me to understand

> the futility of short term remedies."

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> gjlist-

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