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Das Goravani, pres.dmi <Das

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Wednesday, July 21, 1999 9:56 AM

Re: humble question

 

 

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> Dear Renato,

>

> Rahu is the point where the moon crosses the ecliptic of the Earth, it

> is a calculated point but which has reality and effects. For example,

> because it represents the plane on which the Sun, Moon and Earth align,

> it is a gravity hot spot, and this causes wobble in the orbit of the Moon.

>

> So scripture says that this point is "Rahu" who trys to "eat" the Moon,

> because he is forever chasing the Moon since the Moon caused him to get

> his head cut off.

>

> His "tail" is the other point, called Ketu. Rahu is where the Moon rises

> and crosses the ecliptic, and Ketu is where it sets. These points are

> recognized by NASA and other Astronomical societies because they affect

> orbital calculations. So there are real. It's interesting that Hindus

> have known that fact "forever" and it's an integral part of the

> scriptures. Rahu is a key character in Vedic scriptures.

>

> The Node Rahu affects a person rather wildly. It pinpoints the renegade,

> the rebel, the outcaste in us. Everyone of us has this somehwere in our

charts.

>

> An eclipse for the Earth represents evil omens for general welfare. It

> can portend things like poisonings, disasters, contaminations, gases,

> evil people moving about and doing evil, and so on. It can also

> represent wars and invasions by foreignors.

>

> Eclipses take place when the lineup is going on. The eclipse is caused

> by shadow of one planet over another or one blocking view of the other.

> It's a lineup, so it means the Moon is under maximum gravitational

> influence, and therefore wobbles, which affects the oceans on Earth, and

> the oceans inside us as well, and inside all living things containing

> water. The Moon is said to rule over liquids, and like Mother, the

> breast milk of life. So we are dependent upon a "Healthy" Moon, and the

> Moon is NOT healthy at all during an eclipse. So for all of us it

> represents a bad omen. This is subtle science moreso than belief.

>

> Thanks.

>

> I hope I've helped you.

>

> Raghunandan das

> aka

> Das Goravani, President

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