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LESSON 2

 

Q.1. Try to define the role of God in your life.

 

The faith in my life is the main rule for living. God is the supporter,

the teacher, the reason for everything. My English is too poor to

describe my feelings. I am deeply religious.

 

Q.2. What have you done in the past one year to come closer to God ?

 

Last year I have passed through a serious trial for my faith, and now I am

almost recovered. God helped me.

 

Q.3. Which statement is more relevant: a) God is all, or b) all is God ?

 

As was said in Bhagavad-Gita, everything is inside God but God is not

inside everything.

 

Q.4. How is the role of a Jyotish different from a priest ?

 

Unfortunately, priests in many confessions bring souls to church, not to God.

In the beginning, formal rituals are useful for a newborn soul, later they are

not that important, and Jyotish knows that, though a priest not always.

Unfortunately, some of confessions have formal discipline

which sometimes doesn't help at all. I can give an example. Catholic church

doesn't consider protestant priests as priests. It is funny but it is true.

Actually those people are considered as somebody of lower class. I think,

Jyotish loves people despite their confessions and traditions, just because

they are creatures of God. Some of priests cannot do that.

 

Q.5. Make a list of all Sanskrit terms in this Lesson under different

starting letters and prepare your personal dictionary of Jyotish/

Sanskrit terminology.

 

ANANTA - serpent king

ATMA - soul

AVIDYAMAYA - ignorance

BRAHMA - Lord

BRAHMAGYANA - wisdom

GUNA - one of three (satwa, rajas, tamas) states of mind

ISHA - God

JYOTI - light

JYOTISH - light of knowledge

JIOTISHA - one who puts knowledge into Dharma

KARMA - activity, work

MANU - man

MAYA - material world

MOKSHA - liberation

PARAMATMA - supreme soul

SATARUPA - woman

STHAVARA - stationary objects (trees, plants, herbs etc.)

TATWA - one of five (agni, prithvi, jala, vayu, akash) elements

VEDA - knowledge (Rig, Yajur, Atharva, Sama)

 

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