Re : Beginner

[Guest guest]

Dear Shanthi,

 

Welcome to the Achyuta GuruKulam. As you know, one

should learn the vedic related principles from a

competent Guru. Unfortunately, in my opinion there is

no shortcut to this, for example: like learning a

computer programming languages, I can go and purchase

few books from a bookstore and learn on my own.

 

There is always an exceptions for the above rule,

there are few blessed and pre-destined people, who can

learn without a guru initially and ultimately have to

find a guru to achieve the highest level of Vedic /

Devine Knowledge.

 

I am also a student like you, started few months prior

to you. I would suggest to approach a SJC Guru and

request them to take you as a SJC student and from

that point onwords the real knowledge will flow into

your brian.

 

As Visti Ji, said, there is so much knowledge

available, in our archives, if you read them

carefully, that would be very helpful too. This is a

pefect example of sharing the knowledge is the source

of increasing the knowledge. That is the reason why I

am writing to you now by sharing what I know so far.

 

Please, send me a private e-mail to me, so that, I can

help / assist on what are the measures, I took to get

my resources in place for a quick, desciplined and

steady learning of Vedic Astrology.

 

Regards

Rao

 

, "shansarathy"

<shanthisarathy> wrote:

> Dear Gurujis,

> I am a beginner to this vedic-Astrology.

Yesterday I bought

> Brihat Parasara vol 1 &2 as advised by

Visti,R.KasturiRangan and

> others and Ive also started reading it. I am able to

understand, but

> I have some doubts in that. Can I ask my doubts in

this discussion

> group? because all of you are discussing advanced

topics.so I am not

> sure I can ask doubts. I also want to know more

about how to read

> Divisional charts. Can anyone suggest me which book

I can buy for it?

> Thanks,

> Shanthi

 

 

 

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