Freedom to native to change his destiny

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Dear All,

There was a exchange of thoughts regarding power a native is having to

change his destiny using freedom he is having in matters related to

3,6,10,11 houses in the chart.

 

1. We have freedom, but very few of us actually use it.

 

2. We all have a brain, but as per researchers on an average we use only 10%

of the capacities of our brain.

 

3. Thus we all have very good points in the astro-charts, but we crib about

negativities only and never fully exploit the positive aspects.

 

4. Nobody can have a perfect chart.

If you have exalted planet, its aspects will be debiliated.

If you have more astakvarga points in a particular house, it will be at the

cost of other houses as the total points are fixed. Average is 28 points, if

one house has 32 points other has to have 24 only to keep the total same.

 

So I request the learned jyotish-vigya community here to guide how to

figure out the most positive aspect and exploit/utilise it to uplift other

houses;

for example Einstein had very good research aptitude, but very poor memory -

used to forget keys, even his residence no etc. But he did not crib for poor

memory, rather he concentrated on has research so well that his other

weaknesses are hidden.

 

If one is a very poor student, it is more than sure that through studies he

will not get good jobs hence poor living standard etc etc; BUT if that poor

student is good in CRICKET, and he concentrates on CRICKET so well that now

he is earning Crores [millions] just by advertisements, he is a proud

husband of a Paediatrician, while he is not even a proper graduate, people

gift him Cars worth Crores[millions][Ferrari] just like that etc etc.

 

IF I HAVE PROBLEMS IN RESPECT TO ONE HOUSE MATTERS, IT MEANS THAT I MUST BE

HAVING SOME OTHER HOUSE EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD, WHICH I SHOULD UTILISE TO

FULLEST EXTENT.

 

THIS IS A SORT OF THEORY OF CONSERVATION OF TOTAL GOODNESS IN A CHART. Not

that scientific, but for analogy purpose only.

 

I'll wait for other learned members' remarks.

 

regards,

Pankaj

[Guest guest]

-I am a firm believer in Astrology. But it is a fact that we yield to

Prarabdha and do not use our "Self Effort". This is one reason for

our non-progress in life. Please read:

 

http://www.geocities.com/parasu41/self_effort.html

 

This is the lesson by sage Vasishta to Lord Rama

 

Parasuraman

 

 

 

-- In , "Pankaj Sharma" <ssa@n...>

wrote:

> Dear All,

> There was a exchange of thoughts regarding power a native is

having to

> change his destiny using freedom he is having in matters related to

> 3,6,10,11 houses in the chart.

>

> 1. We have freedom, but very few of us actually use it.

>

> 2. We all have a brain, but as per researchers on an average we use

only 10%

> of the capacities of our brain.

>

> 3. Thus we all have very good points in the astro-charts, but we

crib about

> negativities only and never fully exploit the positive aspects.

>

> 4. Nobody can have a perfect chart.

> If you have exalted planet, its aspects will be debiliated.

> If you have more astakvarga points in a particular house, it will

be at the

> cost of other houses as the total points are fixed. Average is 28

points, if

> one house has 32 points other has to have 24 only to keep the total

same.

>

> So I request the learned jyotish-vigya community here to guide

how to

> figure out the most positive aspect and exploit/utilise it to

uplift other

> houses;

> for example Einstein had very good research aptitude, but very poor

memory -

> used to forget keys, even his residence no etc. But he did not crib

for poor

> memory, rather he concentrated on has research so well that his

other

> weaknesses are hidden.

>

> If one is a very poor student, it is more than sure that through

studies he

> will not get good jobs hence poor living standard etc etc; BUT if

that poor

> student is good in CRICKET, and he concentrates on CRICKET so well

that now

> he is earning Crores [millions] just by advertisements, he is a

proud

> husband of a Paediatrician, while he is not even a proper graduate,

people

> gift him Cars worth Crores[millions][Ferrari] just like that etc

etc.

>

> IF I HAVE PROBLEMS IN RESPECT TO ONE HOUSE MATTERS, IT MEANS THAT I

MUST BE

> HAVING SOME OTHER HOUSE EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD, WHICH I SHOULD UTILISE

TO

> FULLEST EXTENT.

>

> THIS IS A SORT OF THEORY OF CONSERVATION OF TOTAL GOODNESS IN A

CHART. Not

> that scientific, but for analogy purpose only.

>

> I'll wait for other learned members' remarks.

>

> regards,

> Pankaj

[Guest guest]

Dear Pankaj,

 

 

> for example Einstein had very good research aptitude, but very poor memory -

> used to forget keys, even his residence no etc. But he did not crib for poor

> memory, rather he concentrated on has research so well that his other

> weaknesses are hidden.

 

I think that what was the greatness of Einstein is that he was a visionary.

He had a great sens of expension of consciousness and had an extreme

sensitivity to the cosmic orderliness and balance in nature. He had a Godly

vision in the all interactive nature of the Laws. He was using math only to

give a concrete body to his perceptions... and not the opposite; he was not

a super mathematicien hero who could discover nature mysteries by the play

of mathematic intricacies. He knew that his perceptions were right and was

finding ways to make mathematic "proving" them... Mathematics were his

problem and the solution was his own subjective godly vision of the Laws.

 

Jean

[Guest guest]

Just wanted to share the words of Yukteswara giri ...

one of the most revered saints of India ..

 

"A child is born on that day and at that hour when the

celestial rays are in mathematical harmony with one's

individual karma. His horoscope is a challenging

portrait, revealing his unalterable past and it's

probable future results…The message boldly blazoned

across the heavens at the moment of birth is not meant

to emphasize fate – the result of past good and evil -

but to arouse man's will to escape from his universal

thralldom. What he has done he can undo. None other

than himself was the instigator of the causes of

whatever effects are now prevalent in his life. He can

overcome any limitation, because he created it by his

own actions in the first place and because he

possesses spiritual resources that are not subject to

planetary pressure."

– Swami Sri Yukteswar, guru of Paramahansa Yogananda,

author of Autobiography of a Yogi.

 

 

--- Jean CLEMENT <tashrif wrote:

> Dear Pankaj,

>

>

> > for example Einstein had very good research

> aptitude, but very poor memory -

> > used to forget keys, even his residence no etc.

> But he did not crib for poor

> > memory, rather he concentrated on has research so

> well that his other

> > weaknesses are hidden.

>

> I think that what was the greatness of Einstein is

> that he was a visionary.

> He had a great sens of expension of consciousness

> and had an extreme

> sensitivity to the cosmic orderliness and balance in

> nature. He had a Godly

> vision in the all interactive nature of the Laws. He

> was using math only to

> give a concrete body to his perceptions... and not

> the opposite; he was not

> a super mathematicien hero who could discover nature

> mysteries by the play

> of mathematic intricacies. He knew that his

> perceptions were right and was

> finding ways to make mathematic "proving" them...

> Mathematics were his

> problem and the solution was his own subjective

> godly vision of the Laws.

>

> Jean

>

>

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

-I am a firm believer in Astrology. But it is a fact that we yield to Prarabdha

and do not use our "Self Effort". This is one reason for our non-progress in

life. Please read:http://www.geocities.com/parasu41/self_effort.htmlThis is the

lesson by sage Vasishta to Lord RamaParasuraman-- In

, "Pankaj Sharma" <ssa@n...> wrote:> Dear All,>

There was a exchange of thoughts regarding power a native is having to> change

his destiny using freedom he is having in matters related to> 3,6,10,11 houses

in the chart.> > 1. We have freedom, but very few of us actually use it.> > 2.

We all have a brain, but as per researchers on an average we use only 10%> of

the

capacities of our brain.> > 3. Thus we all have very good points in the

astro-charts, but we crib about> negativities only and never fully exploit the

positive aspects.> > 4. Nobody can have a perfect chart.> If you have exalted

planet, its aspects will be debiliated.> If you have more astakvarga points in

a particular house, it will be at the> cost of other houses as the total points

are fixed. Average is 28 points, if> one house has 32 points other has to have

24 only to keep the total same.> > So I request the learned jyotish-vigya

community here to guide how to> figure out the most positive aspect and

exploit/utilise it to uplift other> houses;> for example Einstein had very good

research aptitude, but very poor memory -> used to forget keys, even his

residence no etc. But he did not crib for poor> memory, rather he

concentrated on has research so well that his other> weaknesses are hidden.> >

If one is a very poor student, it is more than sure that through studies he>

will not get good jobs hence poor living standard etc etc; BUT if that poor>

student is good in CRICKET, and he concentrates on CRICKET so well that now> he

is earning Crores [millions] just by advertisements, he is a proud> husband of a

Paediatrician, while he is not even a proper graduate, people> gift him Cars

worth Crores[millions][Ferrari] just like that etc etc.> > IF I HAVE PROBLEMS

IN RESPECT TO ONE HOUSE MATTERS, IT MEANS THAT I MUST BE> HAVING SOME OTHER

HOUSE EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD, WHICH I SHOULD UTILISE TO> FULLEST EXTENT.> > THIS IS

A SORT OF THEORY OF CONSERVATION OF TOTAL GOODNESS IN A CHART. Not> that

scientific, but for analogy purpose only.> > I'll wait for

other learned members' remarks.> > regards,> Pankaj~! LIFE MEANS STRUGGLE, THE

FITTEST WINS SURVIVAL !~

 

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