Guest guest Posted October 20, 2004 Report Share Posted October 20, 2004 HARE RAMA KRISHNA Namaste all, We are pleased to extend a warm invitation to you for the 3rd Annual SJC Conference on `TIMING OF EVENTS', IN MUMBAI from JANUARY 13-20, 2005. This conference will be a Golden Opportunity to all practicing astrologers as well as astrology students to learn many techniques of timing of various events, under the personal guidance of Pandit Sanjay Rath and other Jyotish Gurus. We expect many rare techniques to be disclosed at this conference in the land of Mahalakshmi. SHREE JAGANNATH VEDIC CENTER TENTATIVE SCHEDULE FOR 3rd ANNUAL SJC CONFERENCE IN MUMBAI MORNING SESSION/ AFTERNOON SESSION/EVENING SESSION Thursday,13.1.05 <<----Inauguration------>> General principles of timing events from a horoscope-BY Pt Sanjay Rath Friday,14.1.05 Timing the manifestation of disease with Paryaya dasa-By Brendan Feeley Timing education and higher studies -BY Hari Mahalingam Timing jobs and changes using Narayana dasa in D10 -By PVR Narasimha Rao Timing marriage - By Chandrasekhar Trends in politics, the case of Andhra Pradesh since independence -By Suresh Babu Chandra Saturday, 14.1.05 Charts of musicians and timing their success- By S. Purushothaman Timing relationships and setbacks - By Phyllis Chubb Retrogression & Timing Events – Shri C.S.Patel Timing Bondage (Bandhana yoga) and freedom -By Freedom Cole A filmstar in the making? Timing the success stories - By Ashwin Hirani Sunday, 16.1.05 Charts of great painters and timing their masterpiece works- By Karu Heenkenda BY Sarajit Poddar (Topic to be announced) Drig dasa and its importance in timing diksha, learning veda etc -By Robert Kotch Vimsottari dasa as a predictive tool for timing events - By Ronnie Dreyer Monday, 17.1.05 <<--------Bombay Visit--->> Tuesday,18.1.05 Timing renunciation, Charts of the Sankaracharya's-By Kasturi Rangan BY Visti ( topic to be announced) Importance of navamsa in timing events- By Ramdas Rao Use of daily TP charts for timing events - By PVR Narasimha Rao Timing political events with mundane charts - Case study of Pakistan, India and other nations-By Muhammad Imran Wednesday,19.1.05 Various jyotish Tools for timing finances- By Devavrata Buit Timing curses and their remedies- By Sarbani Sarkar BY Pt Sanjay Rath (Topic to be announced) Super Fine & New Techniques of Nadi Astrology BY SJBY Praveen Agarwal Thursday,20.1.05 BY Zoran Radosavljevic (Topic to be announced) BY Shailesh Chadda (Topic to be announced) Closing ceremony (The schedule of the conference is tentative and subject to change.) Please note that participation will be limited to maximum 125 and Reasonably priced accommodation (as stated below) can be arranged till the rooms are available. THE REGISTRATION AND ROOM BOOKINGS WILL BE PURELY ON FIRST COME-FIRST SERVED BASIS. Venue: YUVA CENTER SECTOR-7, PLOT NO.-23, KHARGHAR NAVI MUMBAI-410210. Tel: 022-27560999, Fax: 022-27560970 E-mail: yuvacentre Registration fee: 8 days [including break-fast, lunch & tea plus Study Material] Indians: Rs. 4,500/- per head. If spouse is also joining the conference then the fee will be Rs. 7500/- for both. Foreigners: $ 200 per head. Local sight-seeing [OPTIONAL]: One bus will be arranged and booking will be at first cum first served basis – Charges per head will be intimated later. This would include the famous Mahalakshmi Temple and if Yogi Karve is in town a visit to him. Mode Of Payment: Bank cheque/ DD, Bank transfer Cheque: Ø In the name of "Sri Jagannath Center" payable at Vashi, Mumbai Ø To be sent to Mr. J.K.Dasgupta, 112, Thacker Tower, Sector 17, Vashi, Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra, India. Tel+91 22 27894843, Mobile: 9821185749, email: dgassociates@s... , dga@b... Bank Transfer: Ø Pls send the bank transfer to "Sri Jagannath Center" a/c no 5402000012642 , HDFC, Vashi Branch Drafts Ø To be paid at HDFC, Vashi branch Last date of receiving registration is 30.10.2004, Please send your request for registration to either of the persons mentioned below. 1. J.K. Dasgupta 022-27894843, 022-27893783, 9821185749 dga@b... 2. Vishwanatham, 9820228271 vishwanatham@r... 3. Ashwin Hirani, 9819492919 ashviyn 4. Vinay Patwardhan, 0251-2863974 patwardhanvinay@h... Note: If payment is made directly to the bank, pls intimate atleast 2 of the above gentlemen re your registration and payment of the same. Accommodation: Reasonably priced accommodation is available at the venue of the workshop for 50 persons maximum. Tentatively 2 double & 4 single occupancy room has been reserved. Balance will be on triple sharing basis including 12 occupancies (6 gents & 6 ladies) in 2 dormitories. Dormitory accommodations are very decent and can be increased – in case of more requirements. Rates are as follows and are including vegetarian dinner, 1. A/c room(single occupancy): Rs.725.00 per person per day 2. A/c room(double occupancy): Rs.575.00 per person per day 3. A/c room(triple occupancy): Rs.500.00 per person per day 4. Non A/c room(single occupancy): Rs. 525.00 per person per day 5. Non A/c room(double occupancy): Rs. 425.00 per person per day 6. Non A/c room(triple occupancy): Rs. 375.00 per person per day 7. Non A/c Dormitory accommodation: Rs.175.00 per person per day Besides above, some more accommodations can be arranged at the following place – in case of more participants, requiring accommodations for the conference and if registrations are done well in advance. ITPI, MRC Guest house Plot no 100, Sector 15 Vivekananda Nagar CBD, Belapur (an adjacent node to Kharghar) Navi Mumbai Tel: 022-27576162 Rates are as follows and do not include dinner, 1. A/c room(single occupancy): Rs.400.00 per person per day 2. A/c room(double occupancy): Rs.375.00 per person per day 3. Non A/c room(single occupancy): Rs. 200.00 per person per day 4. Non A/c room(double occupancy): Rs. 150.00 per person per day Persons allotted accommodation here will provided transport from the Guest house to the conference venue in the morning and dropping back after the conference is over. Besides the above accommodations – good hotels are also available in Vashi about 14 km ahead of Kharghar at reasonable rates ranging from Rs. 1000.00 per day to Rs. 2500.00 per day for single occupancy AC / non AC rooms. All these hotels are of international standard and have in-house restaurant facilities. Advance booking of hotels can also be arranged – if requested. Please contact either of the under-mentioned persons for registration along with accommodation requirements and any other assistance, guidance or clarifications. Looking forward to your enthusiastic response, HOW TO COME TO NAVI MUMBAI FROM RAIL HEADS OR AIRPORT Navi Mumbai is strategically located near the Mumbai-Pune expressway and well connected from all sides. Road Transport : Bus If you get down at Dadar Rly Station, come out from the Dadar east side and walk down upto Dadar TT fly over. Take Bus No. 521 from bus stop meant for Navi Mumbai – for Vashi terminus. From Vashi terminus there are frequent NMMC buses as well as autoricksaws for going to Khargar. However, autoricksaw may charge half return fare. There are other ample ST & BEST buses are available from Dadar bus stop – for Vashi, Uran, Panvel. All buses towards Uran & Panvel goes via Khargar. Taxi If you are coming by air then get down at Sahar international or domestic airport, take a Taxi upto Vashi / Khargar. It will cost approx. 500 /- (INR) upto Vashi from Sahar international airport and approx. 450/- (INR) from domestic airport. Make sure that the taxi has Navi Mumbai registration. No return fare has to be paid and also make sure that the taxi will charge as per meter. The passenger has to bear one-way toll charge of Rs. 20.00 at the entrance of Navi Mumbai. If all the above is tough to understand then we can TRY to get you picked up personally from the airport and accord you a warm welcome to India. Rail Transport: If you are getting down at CST, you can take a local train of harbour line to Vashi or Panvel from platform no. 1 or 2 (for harbour line). All trains to Panvel goes through Vashi & Khargar. If you are getting down at Mumbai Central , then take a taxi upto CST – which will cost approx. Rs 40.00 & then take local from CST. You also can take a local train from Mumbai Central – but you have to change at Dadar for Kurla, from Kurla again change for Vashi / Panvel trains If you want to come from Dadar, then take a local till Kurla & then change for Vashi / Khragar. Sri Jagannath Centre Sri Jagannath Centre (SJC) was established in 1998 in India with the objective of teaching jyotish in the tradition of maharishis like Parasara and Jaimini. Jyotish or vedic astrology, is taught by a panel of jyotish gurus in the traditional jyotish parampara of Sri Achyuta Dasa of Jagannath, Puri. SJC attempts to infuse the highest standards of integrity through the strict discipline of yogic practices of Vedic tradition including training in remedial measures. Meditation including dhyana, dharana, pranayama are taught to ensure spiritual discipline while classes on the Srimad Bhagavat Gita and Sanskrit ensures a balanced spiritual growth along with the knowledge of astrology. SJC aims at continuing the time honoured guru-shishya tradition and is dedicated to the propagation of Vedic learning covering the gamut of allied subjects including astrology, spirituality, numerology and vastu shastra etc. It concentrates on propagating research in the highest scholastic tradition in the different areas of jyotish and aims at demystifying the subject by rescuing it from the hands of quacks and restoring its dignity and prestige that it enjoyed previously. SJC has numerous students around the world who are connected through e-lists and free online classes where there are intense discussions on a variety of issues. In more recent times, numerous study circles and centres have started around the world. In its efforts to spread the true principles of jyotish, SJC has started a series of international and national conferences and workshops. Last year (2002), the first international conferences were held in Ireland and in the West and East Coasts of the United States. This was followed by the first national conference in Hyderabad in December, 2002. The Hyderabad conference, known as the Venkatesh Sharma Workshop, focussed entirely on varga chakras or divisional charts, hitherto an unexplored area in astrology. Papers were presented by SJC gurus on different aspects of vargas which were published prior to the workshop in the form of a book and circulated among the participants. As a follow-up to the Hyderabad conference, SJC is holding a 3-day regional workshop on Navamsa in Mumbai in April, 2003. Sri Jagannath Centre was founded by Sanjay Rath, a traditional Vedic Astrologer from Bira Balabhadrapur Sasan village of Puri, Orissa and is known for his research in the Jaimini system of astrology. He has numerous students around the world and owns some of the most influential jyotish lists on the web. He has authored several books on Jyotish, The Crux of Vedic Astrology, Jaimini Maharishi's Upadesa Sutras, Vedic Remedies in Astrology, Narayana Dasa and Vimsottari and Udu Dasas, and is the founder editor of The Jyotish Digest, a quarterly magazine on jyotish which publishes the research work undertaken by SJC members. Contacts Sanjay Rath 71, Vasant Apartments Mayur Vihar Phase I New Delhi – 110092 Sri Jagannath Centre 15B Gangaram Hospital Road New Delhi - 110060 Web site: http://.org, http//srath.com E-mail: vyasa@s..., srath@s... 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