Shukra Appeasement---RR, Gaurav, Tanvir

[Guest guest]

Dear Rohini Ji,

 

If I am correct then the objective of mentioning this event to show

that effort is a part of materializing the prediction. Prediction can

come in both the way of effort or 'luck'. Prediction of marrying at

25 yrs can be made at a young kid who not knowing the prediction can

truly marry at 25 yrs of age WITH HIS OWN EFFORT. Not he did so to

make the prediction true. This means that even our efforts are

controlled and we act in a planned way, I guess this is the concept

for what Inder Ji wrote this event.

 

Regards

Tanvir.

 

 

, "rohiniranjan" <rrgb@s...>

wrote:

> I think the discussion is drifting a bit here, folks! A prediction

> has nothing to do with a remedy of a bad situation itself. NOW, if

> the babaji had given Mr. Inder a remedy and he would have taken

that

> and could totally avoid the anguish etc. then we could have said

> that remedies can avert bad luck or bad destiny. In this case, the

> prediction simply came true. I must also remind that sharp,

accurate

> detailed predictions like these are usually coming from psychic

> powers which the sadhu baba obviously had, since he did not look at

> Inder's horoscope.

>

> Just trying to steer the train of thought into the groove or else

we

> will all be drowned in the Meghna of confusion about terminology

and

> topics ;-)

>

> BTW, I did not know that Jamuna flowed through Bangla Desh. Wow!

>

> RR

>

[Guest guest]

Too many or even ALL planets can connect to the 9th lord or house

etc., but that is the judgement the astrologer has to made

considering the lordship and strength etc. A lagna lord or natural

benefic say Venus would easily render the responsibility of remedies

if he connects to the 9th etc., whereas a 8th lord would not want to

do so this easily. Kindly refer to my posts where I have mentioned

that if my Mars was not exalted and Jupiter was exalted, may be I

would end up getting the right remedy in Me-Ma-Ju, as an example.

 

Regards,

Tanvir.

 

, "rohiniranjan" <rrgb@s...>

wrote:

> Dear Lord Narayana,

>

> theoretically and using astrological axiomatic logic, yes -- but

> what about the periods of planets associated with the 9th lord and

> 5th lord, what about the planets in nakshatras of lord of 9th and

> 5th, what about planets that are associated with these lords in the

> varga kundalis --- pretty soon much of life gets covered with these

> windows of possibilities and so pretty much any time becomes a good

> time for remedies. Hence the problem with 'theoretical' astrology

> and astrologics :-)

>

> Like I said, I was looking for a nice hot cup of tea that would

> satisfy my thirst, but the teaspoon of sugar is missing :-)

>

> And, the tea is getting cold, rapidly!

>

> RR

>

[Guest guest]

But I thought Inderji was saying that events like marriage

are 'fixed' and going to happen, effort or not, remedy or not. There

is really no room for 'effort' in that framework and no room for

astrology, either. If events and destiny are fixed and atal, then

astrology is useless because it can do nothing. Kind of like the

sadhu's prediction which Inder ji got. Despite such a clear and

detailed prediction (way better than what astrologers generally

churn out), Inderji had to go through all the anguish and multi-

faith worship (spiritual insurance -- I am jesting but it must have

been pretty scary when he actually experienced the wrath and fury of

the river!).

 

Anyway ... the chapter is closed now :-)

 

RR

 

, "Tanvir Chowdhury"

<lord_narayana@l...> wrote:

> Dear Rohini Ji,

>

> If I am correct then the objective of mentioning this event to

show

> that effort is a part of materializing the prediction. Prediction

can

> come in both the way of effort or 'luck'. Prediction of marrying

at

> 25 yrs can be made at a young kid who not knowing the prediction

can

> truly marry at 25 yrs of age WITH HIS OWN EFFORT. Not he did so to

> make the prediction true. This means that even our efforts are

> controlled and we act in a planned way, I guess this is the

concept

> for what Inder Ji wrote this event.

>

> Regards

> Tanvir.

>

>

> , "rohiniranjan"

<rrgb@s...>

> wrote:

> > I think the discussion is drifting a bit here, folks! A

prediction

> > has nothing to do with a remedy of a bad situation itself. NOW,

if

> > the babaji had given Mr. Inder a remedy and he would have taken

> that

> > and could totally avoid the anguish etc. then we could have said

> > that remedies can avert bad luck or bad destiny. In this case,

the

> > prediction simply came true. I must also remind that sharp,

> accurate

> > detailed predictions like these are usually coming from psychic

> > powers which the sadhu baba obviously had, since he did not look

at

> > Inder's horoscope.

> >

> > Just trying to steer the train of thought into the groove or

else

> we

> > will all be drowned in the Meghna of confusion about terminology

> and

> > topics ;-)

> >

> > BTW, I did not know that Jamuna flowed through Bangla Desh. Wow!

> >

> > RR

> >

[Guest guest]

> But I thought Inderji was saying that events like marriage

> are 'fixed' and going to happen, effort or not, remedy or not.

There

> is really no room for 'effort'

 

I think you think it right about what Inder Ji says, and I also am

saying the same thing, there is no room for effort because they are

fixed and often done by us to materialize the prediction / pre-

planned event, UNKNOWINGLY ! :-)

 

<closed chapter>

 

Regs

Tan