7th lord, house

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please can any member or guru guide me , i have several chronic health problems

and moodswings because of which marriage is delayed plus i fear problems in

married life could be there. in my moon chartketu is in the 7th house opposite

moon ,mars & rahu. so should i wear gomedh, cat's eye & coral or is there any

other way i can improve my life?

d o b = 04,september,1978.

t o b = 10:17 a.m.

place = jhelum (rawalpindi) pakistan.

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are 17 messages in this issue.Topics in this digest:1. Re: |Sri Varaha|

Appointment of new Gurus and Administra.../for Brendan/"N.Anna" 2. virus

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"Shanmukha" 4. GURU POORNIMA"Shailesh Chadha" 5. Re: Re: |Sri Varaha|

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1Sun, 13 Jul 2003 10:20:53 -0400"N.Anna" Re: |Sri Varaha|

Appointment of new Gurus and Administra.../for Brendan/Dear Brendan,Thank you

for your message, I appreciate what you said. I cannot/and will not say that I

agree with curriculum proposal, either, but at least there is a recognition of

more relevant issue. If your reason for provoking reaction on this major issue

/and request for personal response, name calling alike, that I am strongly

opposed to- I am always ready to apologize if I make mistake and am not patient

enough allowing myself to slip down on that level- I do that by responding to

your friendly message/, so if you wanted to call for opinions this way, I must

admit that's very original approach.Honestly, other than pointing to potential

harm from what I've considered thoughtless organizational move, I've never had

neither illusion nor intention 'to save the world'. I feel that everyone should

contribute to organization he belongs to, even temporary, and I thought I did

just that- out of 1000's on the lists, only 2 had different opinion, so 'who

cares'? Majority is not necessarily right, though, but that's unimportant topic

in this thread.Thank you for your message again, I share good will with you, and

I am sending my sincere best wishes to you,Anna -

Bpfeeley (AT) AOL (DOT) COM varahamihira ;

 

Saturday, July 12, 2003 11:01 PMRe: |Sri Varaha| Appointment of

new Gurus and Administra...In a message dated 7/12/2003 1:55:38 PM Eastern

Standard Time, anmar (AT) attcanada (DOT) ca writes:Jaya JagannathaDear Anna,Now we have

become too complex and the name calling has started. You are a good person and

we do not need to go there. My remark 'who cares' was too frivolous and I

apologize. I have never been a rebel in this life but have a passion for reform

and change and my work with authority has always been in that area. The same

applies to my views on politics, religion, education, medicine, war and

especially Bush. Why shouldn't we express our views?Sanjay has spoken and has

clarified his vision for all of us. We are all here together as souls trying to

understand ourselves and it is our destiny to be together. If his vision grows,

and it will, it can only help people and the world. This is novel in our

present age. But as

he says, the age has changed and my bhakti Guru has been saying this since the

early 1970's... re the growth of Vedic knowledge and the authentic form of

Sanatan Dharma (the eternal Divine religion) in the world after the turn of the

century.I know your intentions are good and all communication leads to a better

understanding eventhough we have both faltered in our words and shown our

weakness and ignorance. This way we learn a deeper respect for each other as

long as we don't construct inpenetrable walls and distance.Warm

Regards,BrendanDear Brendan,I think I said what I thought I should 'and saved

my soul'. So, go ahead with Jyotish Ministers, Semi-Gods maybe you achieve the

goal in making SJC a reputable institution.But this Maya World unfortunately

has to agree with that it IS real, otherwise, why bother with anything, But who

cares? you said- making everything so 'relative' and unimportant, which are

synonyms in this case,

until the light of value disappears, fight for title goasts and ego-goasts, and

other irrelevancies, that's the surest way to loose the sense of 'What our goal

has been once upon a time, if it lives that long. To "educate masses' as you

said is TOTALL contradiction to 'Who cares' ? If you don't see that, I'm afraid

that our dialog would be impossible, and IMHO would mean that MONOLOG with

vivid, colourful, utopistic, contradictory, virtual reality is your chosen way

of dealing with this issue. I didn't say you are one who flatters the Guru, I

just listed potential evils, and since you asked me, without looking at your

chart, just your posts, you are too 'young and rebellious to be Team worker,

poor communicator and with problem dealing with any authority so pronounced,

that I am sure, no you are definitely not one who flatters, but neither one who

is able to clear /his/ foggy/ illusions...I hate giving opinion of this kind,

but remember, YOU asked me to, and to please

you I am writing this. I don't have any problem with this, I was just concerned

if this 'wonderful science' as you said, which is still in it's 'infancy' state

in the world, could survive your type of care. Again, I said what I thought was

my obligation, in a best way my humble abilities allowed, and this is over for

me. I am fully aware of the fact that I cannot do more in this matter, and I am

not there any longer. That also means that I won't be responding to any further

discussion on this issue. Last thing I want to say is that I do like you, for

the same qualities I consider inadequate for achieving the goal so dear to me,

you, others, and that is JYOTISH for Life.Warmest regards,Anna

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2Sun, 13 Jul 2003 19:29:36 +0530sethusmony virus

caution!Hare RamaDear Members,An attachment "http.exe" seems to be a virusSave

or open it with caution.Use Outlook Express or MS Out Look ensuring u ve no

mail with virusattachmentsI got the same today from Glist

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3Sun, 13 Jul 2003 15:49:44 -0000"Shanmukha" Only to

Gauranga and members kindly excuse meNamaste Members,I request you to kindly

excuse me for posting a personal mail on

the list. This , I am forced to do so , as messages sent to Sri Gauranga Das has

been bouncing and I tried umpteen times to post it to his personal mail ID. I

once again beg your pardon and the following message is only to Gauranga Das.I

remain,Shanmukha.Namaste Gauranga Das,Now I could find some info which may be

useful to you. I am giving below the phone No. and email address of Sri P.Siva

Kumar. But I am not sure whether he is the one whom you suppose to be the

successor to Sri Rangacharya. Siva Kumar says Rangacharya has lot more serious

students. Any way the details I found Phone Number : 27074259 (Residence)email

ID : mikroflo (AT) hd1 (DOT) vsnl.net.inPlease let me know if any other info is required.I

remain,ShanmukhaP.S : I heard that Sri Rangacharya is coming to Hyderabad in a

week or 10 days . And Please remember the email address typed is correct and

has no

typos.Gauranga Das wrote: Dear Teli,Namaste.Thank you very much for the info. I

regret that he does not have email, becuase that would considerably ease up

communication with him. However I have heard that he has one serious student,

whom he has been training for years now and he wants him to make his successor.

Myabe you could find out details about htis person and see if he is available on

email?Thank you very much for yur efforts so far.Yours,Gauranga

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POORNIMA|| Om Gurave Namah :: Om Namo Naaraayanaaya |||| Om Gurave Namah :: Om

Namo Naaraayanaaya ||My sincere respects and

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5Sun, 13 Jul 2003 15:17:56 EDTbpfeeley (AT) aol (DOT) comSubject: Re: Re: |Sri

Varaha| Appointment of new Gurus and Admi...In a message dated 7/13/2003

10:22:08 AM Eastern Standard Time, anmar (AT) attcanada (DOT) ca writes:Thanks Anna.> Dear

Brendan,> > Thank you for your message, I appreciate what you said. I cannot/and

will > not say that I agree with curriculum proposal, either, but at least there

is

a > recognition of more relevant issue. If your reason for provoking reaction on

> this major issue /and request for personal response, name calling alike, >

that I am strongly opposed to- I am always ready to apologize if I make mistake

> and am not patient enough allowing myself to slip down on that level- I do >

that by responding to your friendly message/, so if you wanted to call for >

opinions this way, I must admit that's very original approach.> > Honestly,

other than pointing to potential harm from what I've considered > thoughtless

organizational move, I've never had neither illusion nor intention > 'to save

the world'. I feel that everyone should contribute to organization > he belongs

to, even temporary, and I thought I did just that- out of 1000's on > the lists,

only 2 had different opinion, so 'who cares'? Majority is not > necessarily

right, though, but that's unimportant topic

in this thread.> > Thank you for your message again, I share good will with you,

and I am > sending my sincere best wishes to you,> > Anna > [This message

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6Sun, 13 Jul 2003 21:21:42 +0200"J.Weiss" Re: Achyuta

Gurukul] Re: |Sri Varaha| Appointment of new Gurus and Administrative heads -

For SanjayDear Sanjay,Thank you for your mail which indeed said a lot.The first

title which comes to my mind as a very appropriate and probably both accepted

and respected by all - .In accordance with many English dictionaries a Master

(in connection with knowledge and education) is one who reached a very high

level of skill and knowledge and who has 'workers'

under him (if in a business) - (i.e. students).Master is related to all sorts of

fields or/and sciences, which we all claim Jyotish to be.In my opinion a master

title can be divided into three levels/ranks corresponding to Guru, mainly;1.

Junior Master2. Master 3. Senior Master This allows leveling the very wide

field of Jyotish and depends naturally on the type of acknowledgement mechanism

one will attach to the system. Examples: Master of Vedic Astrology or Master of

Jyotish, (Jyotish Master), Jyotish Senior Master, etc.The word/title (and)

'Lecturer' can than be freely added to those titles where the individual is

actually qualifies to teach and transfer knowledge.Not all Gurus/Masters have

the ability to teach/transfer material despite a high level of knowledge.Titles

of the 'professor' nature can be used first when SJC becomes a governmental

recognised and certified educational establishment. Such roles are

valid in most European countries (see a good example at

http://www.soc.uu.se/titles.html for some excellent references)I hope this

helps a bit on the way.Kindest regardsJay Weiss-

Sanjay Rath SJC ; varahamihira Sunday, July 13,

2003 3:48 AMRE: Achyuta Gurukul] Re: |Sri Varaha| Appointment of new

Gurus and Administrative heads - For Sanjay|brihaspatim varenyam|Dear JayYou

wrote:Yesterday evening I had a long chat with my father-in-law who is a

retired university professor and previously well known politician (known for

his educational and juridical activities both in Sweden and the European

parliament).I told him of my reaction to the 'professor' title and asked for

his comment/opinion.Without hesitation he said: "".[s.Rath:] Thanks for this

feedback and we respect your fathers views as it is the truth. I have done some

more reading on this -pro-fes-sor (pruh fes'uhr) n. 1. a college or university

teacher of the highest academic rank in a particular branch of learning.2. any

teacher who has the rank of professor, associate professor, or assistant

professor.3. a teacher.4. an instructor in some art or skilled sport.5. a

person who professes his or her sentiments, beliefs, etc.Today in India at

least, the teacher who used to get the highest respect in society is no longer

given any credit for his learning. What a mess the modern educational system

has created. Now which of these meanings will define the professor? Even a

parrot that expresses its sentiments by repeating phrases when its keeper

arrives can be classified as 'professor'. Muhammad Ali can be

called Professor of Boxing or Bruce Lee can be Professor of Kung Fu. What about

the meaning as 'teacher'?? Can we say that the driving lesson instructor is a

professor of driving..or maybe the title Professor will get misused to such an

extent that the intellectual ability associated with the title shall cease to

have meaning.That is why we at SJC have continued to use the title Jyotisa Guru

and write (Professor of astrology) like this so that the Guru is not equated

with boxers or drivers. We are using the name Professor only for the benefit of

some countries where the legal requirements need a proper definition for the

title. How would you translate 'Jyotish Guru' for legal matters? Make an

attempt and give me a better option. I will also need options for -1. Jyotisa

Acharya2. Jyotisa Sastri and also3. DaivagynaI can only wish you and SJC good

luck in pursuing this line of titles in hope that the future will not prove

wrong.[s.Rath:] Thanks

you wrote: [s.Rath:] A subject never gets a bad name..people do...*

Unfortunately this is the opposite for astrology in many countries/societies

(for various reasons), just ask around ...[s.Rath:] Yes you are right. I forgot

the persecution of astrologers in Europe. However in India learning has always

been held in high esteem for many centuries simply because it is regarded as

the Gayatri Mantra in full bloom. Is this persecution continuing? Just see what

the west has done to tantra...I am really disgusted when I read those web sites

about tantra. They will never understand as their intellects are totally

covered by the veil of maya. Tantra or the power to control and protect the

body has been reduced to Kamasutra in the west and they fool themselves with

the notion of spiritual bliss associated with physical release. Such fools

shall fill the world as Kali progresses unless we have the strength to stand up

and tell them..'you are wrong'. I admire you as I

see this streak of truth force in you - to call a spade a spade. So go ahead and

participate in this process of steering Jyotish into a new era where we can have

titles to recognise the Sun from among the stars.God blessJay Weiss~ om tat sat

~Yours truly,Sanjay

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Saturday, July 12, 2003 7:55 AMRE: Achyuta Gurukul] Re: |Sri

Varaha| Appointment of new Gurus and Administrative heads - For

Sanjay|brihaspatim varenyam|Dear JayThanks for the early warning. comments

below~ om tat sat ~Yours truly,Sanjay

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Message-----J.Weiss [jayhw (AT) telia (DOT) com]Friday, July 11, 2003

11:39 AMvarahamihiraSubject: Re: Achyuta Gurukul] Re: |Sri

Varaha| Appointment of new Gurus and Administrative heads - For SanjayDear

Sanjay,Below is my response to Mr. Abbot which I belive you'll find

appropriate.*------*I appreciate your mail and

your sincere comments.I certainly accept and respect everyone who reached a high

level of Jyotish study, proving a reasonable degree (?) of correct analysis and

percentage of accurate predictions (?).In other words, one who's Jyotish work

results truly help others in the spirit of Jyotish teachings. The Jyotish Guru

title (or similar) is perfect and highly respected for those.=== message

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