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Hello Tanveer,

 

 

You wrote,

 

"i personally like not to express my views / result of research. most people do

not understand, u do not get the appreciation, and most of all, there creates a

strong debate most of the times, and sometimes u give enough proofs but can not

convince the person. so you seem an idiot"

 

Nobody can agree with you more than self can in this matter having been

ridiculed, ignored (Is being ignored even now) but carrying on.

 

Tatvam-Asi

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tanvir <ultimate wrote:

 

i personally like not to express my views / result of research. most people do

not understand, u do not get the appreciation, and most of all, there creates a

strong debate most of the times, and sometimes u give enough proofs but can not

convince the person. so you seem an idiot. i have tried to convince many people

about the mere existance and efficacy of astrology / jyotish, with enough proofs

in the steps of life, but always failed. so whats abt the theories? they will be

much difficult to prove, many times. it is just the person's karma, either to

believe in astrology, remedies, etc etc. it is the will of god to select ppl who

will believe astrology, remedies etc and put their effort in that to receive

blessings. in my opinion the houses 8th and 9th can tell a lot abt this. 8th is

the ultimate truth, and 9th is the blessings and divinity. they are opposite,

but when they both work, u get the full scope of it.

 

thanks,

tanvir.

 

 

 

What can not happen, can never happen.

Which is mine, is forever mine.

 

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vargottama

 

Wednesday, October 13, 2004 8:59 AM

Re: Group Policies (Rules and Regulations)

 

 

 

 

I would add that researchers who seek charts for research have an

obligation to share findings from their research with their subjects.

Basic debriefing principle followed in all research involving human

subjects.

 

Another related point is a certain awareness of the power

relationship. Astrologers hold great power over their subjects, but

most of the time they exercise it in a way similar to

doctors/teachers of yesteryears. A kind of paternalistic practice.

Current theory in teaching/medicine advocate a role that is more

mindful of the power relationship. In some ways, this is implied in

Tanvir's point against pronouncements ('you will die' etc.). I think

Balaji's way of doing it (explaining why such and such obtains) is

very good, a very participatory style.

 

Ram

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

~! LIFE MEANS STRUGGLE, THE FITTEST WINS SURVIVAL !~

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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