Paradox of the Field of Renunciation (for Juliana and all)

[Guest guest]

Namaste Juliana and all members,

 

It's nice to hear from you again. We're glad that you're gaining

benefits from meditation. In addition to the benefits you mentioned,

meditation is good for maintaining one's health as well.

 

Recently, I've tried to convince a friend of mine to consider

meditation to mitigate the effects of stress at work. I told him that

this was the main cause of his recent illnesses. A few weeks ago, he

had to undergo a gall bladder operation. And about a year before that,

he had to undergo an operation to fix an aneurism in the stomach area.

 

Although I did not specifically tell him, I've noticed since I've known

him that he gets angry very easily. When we were in college together

many years ago, he got so mad that he wanted to fight me in front of

our band members. At that time, we were practicing to learn new songs

for our rock band. Needless to say, his temperament has taken a toll

on him at this time of his life.

 

I believe his choices now are limited. It's either he quit his job or

take up meditation. If not, I'm afraid his health will deteriorate.

 

Regards,

 

John R.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

valist, "Juliana Swanson" <omhamsa> wrote:

>

> Namaste, John, and thanks for sharing your beautiful articulation of

> the benefits of meditation and karma yoga as seen in relation to the

> 12th house. In my personal experience, it is very true that

meditation

> is a way to elevate oneself from the three gunas and to create

> contentment, equipoise, and peace and prosperity in worldly matters.

> In the same line of thinking, we might say that the ability to

> maintain a spiritual life is a result of not only the 12th house but

> of those other houses it affects. For example, a stable home and

> family life (4th house) is the foundation of my spiritual practice,

> and a strong 8th house has given me the desire to seek deep knowledge

> through spiritual practice and renunciation, etc.

>

> Peace and love to all,

> Juliana

>

[Guest guest]

life is suffering .... the suffering is in terms of spiritual losses only... in

career, money, social life everything is lightening.....but i can't enjoy all

that because my mind is word less-ly searching myself........... feeling

strength less............ And the very symptom is that i am not able to ask

this question to divine but to you ppl... My Astro details are..............

DOB: 15-08-1980 Place : meerut, India Time of Birth : 22:50 current location:

Melbourne , Australia Sincerely...Amit John <jr_esq > wrote: Namaste

Juliana and all members,It's nice to hear from you again. We're glad that you're

gaining benefits from meditation. In addition to the benefits you

mentioned, meditation is good for maintaining one's health as well.Recently,

I've tried to convince a friend of mine to consider meditation to mitigate the

effects of stress at work. I told him that this was the main cause of his

recent illnesses. A few weeks ago, he had to undergo a gall bladder operation.

And about a year before that, he had to undergo an operation to fix an aneurism

in the stomach area.Although I did not specifically tell him, I've noticed since

I've known him that he gets angry very easily. When we were in college together

many years ago, he got so mad that he wanted to fight me in front of our band

members. At that time, we were practicing to learn new songs for our rock band.

Needless to say, his temperament has taken a toll on him at this time of his

life.I believe his choices now are limited. It's either he quit his job or take

up meditation. If not, I'm afraid his health will

deteriorate.Regards,John R.valist, "Juliana Swanson"

wrote:>> Namaste, John, and thanks for sharing your beautiful articulation of >

the benefits of meditation and karma yoga as seen in relation to the > 12th

house. In my personal experience, it is very true that meditation > is a way to

elevate oneself from the three gunas and to create > contentment, equipoise, and

peace and prosperity in worldly matters. > In the same line of thinking, we

might say that the ability to > maintain a spiritual life is a result of not

only the 12th house but > of those other houses it affects. For example, a

stable home and > family life (4th house) is the foundation of my spiritual

practice, > and a strong 8th house has given me the desire to seek deep

knowledge > through spiritual practice and

renunciation, etc. > > Peace and love to all,> Juliana>To , send an

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