Guest guest Posted May 29, 2003 Report Share Posted May 29, 2003 Dear Tanvir, For loneliness of a person, all laws given here for unhappy marriage, More then three Zero in the SAV. Position of Venus from Sun, and aspect of Saturn, etc etc. Please check these with the charts you received. You will find these laws more perfect in the matter. Thanks krushna --- Tanvir <tanvir wrote: > Dear members, > A while ago, I requested data of members faced > loneliness in life. I am thankful to all the members > since I have got a very good response from all of > you. Since I have received many mails and datas, I > am unable to contact all of them YET. But I would > definitely contact all the members who sent me > datas. So, please give me a little while :-) > > I wanted to share my observations / thoughts to all > the members from my own, also many have expressed > their interest to know the result. That is why I > wrote an article trying to put my observations and > thoughts about loneliness. > > It can be read at > http://www.geocities.com/planetaryastro/articles/loneliness.htm > > Being on the learning process, I have used very > simple and straight forward interpretation and am > aware that there is better approach to those charts > for sure. If any of you find any error in chart > drawing or in other facts, please let me know. Any > comment would be welcome. > > I have observed people's pain for the lonliness that > is why I have tried to put some general Vedic > Astrology remedies in the page for people might be > benefited. If any of you know any remedies for > loneliness, please let me know. > > I have observed that people feel so happy to take > part in such kind of servays and thus help growing > this divine Sastra, so if I can then I would like to > run more surveys on other interesting issues later. > This is not before July when I will be free from the > pressure of studies, also by then I would finish > communicating all the members took part in this > survey. > > Best wishes, > Tanvir > > > > What can not happen, can never happen. > Which is mine, is forever mine. > > Tanvir Chowdhury > tanvir > http://www.geocities.com/king_tanvir > http://www.geocities.com/planetaryastro > > > > > Calendar - Free online calendar with sync to Outlook. http://calendar. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 26, 2005 Report Share Posted July 26, 2005 Respected members, I just read the article on Loneliness written by Tanvir Chowdhury posted on the website www.jyotish-remedies.com. I am very new to astrology and do not understand much. I was surprised to read that even loneliness is a result of planetary positions in our horoscope. I now wonder if my horoscope indicates loneliness and what remedies do I follow. As a child growing up, I had lots of friends. I made friends easily and people wanted to be friends with me and I was happy. But the last few years, I have felt like people I know don't want to be friends with me and I feel lonely at times. I don't even try to make friends anymore....what's the point? I would appreciate if some one could throw some light on this Thanking in anticipation Preeya Birth details---11 June 1971: 21.40 p.m.: Mumbai Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 26, 2005 Report Share Posted July 26, 2005 There are those who believe that everything about an individual and his/her life must be reflected in the horoscope. They truly believe that everything is destined. There are the other extreme that hold the view that everything can be changed and indeed many do not believe in astrology or that horoscope truly reflects one's experiences in life. Then there are those that fall in between these extremes. Loneliness is the negative aspect of being alone. Not everyone who loves to be alone (some, most or all times) is miserable or clinically depressed or <insert your favorite adjective here>. Indeed there are phases in life when being alone is essential for progress and for getting some creative work done :-) There are many astro-indicators described in different forms of astrology which are claimed to describe if the nativity is an introvert (tends to be alone and happy within self) or extrovert (fish out of water if alone for a while -- diff degrees exist, mind you). Some planets are naturally of one or the other nature (I or E) but again like in most situations, influences modify the bottom line. These are general things. Maybe someone who had done some study or research in this area can share their findings. RR , "preekaria" <preekaria> wrote: > Respected members, > I just read the article on Loneliness written by Tanvir Chowdhury > posted on the website www.jyotish-remedies.com. I am very new to > astrology and do not understand much. I was surprised to read that > even loneliness is a result of planetary positions in our horoscope. > I now wonder if my horoscope indicates loneliness and what remedies > do > I follow. > As a child growing up, I had lots of friends. I made friends easily > and people wanted to be friends with me and I was happy. But the last > few years, I have felt like people I know don't want to be friends > with me and I feel lonely at times. I don't even try to make friends > anymore....what's the point? > I would appreciate if some one could throw some light on this > Thanking in anticipation > Preeya > Birth details---11 June 1971: 21.40 p.m.: Mumbai Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 26, 2005 Report Share Posted July 26, 2005 Hello RR, Loneliness is a kind of situation in which perhps want to be located.But not all times.Atleast some times!Now the question is :Is it that can we find from the time he understands the world(say around 10 yrs age) preferred/remained with much less contacts and alone.It is difficult to imagine a person to remain aloof unless some medical grounds keep him so. But then,some times I wondered about planets in my 6th,7th and 8th house(Being Agni tatwa,prithvi and jalatatwa) i enjoyed both states of happiness as well as aloof.Out of my heart of i enjoyed loneliness when every has grouse to be alone in my house. Then my focus continued to be my moon sign associated with saturn, a kind of reservation in public dealing was always hunting me(the sense is not to distrub others).From Rasi of capricorn lord is in enemy's sign of cancer surrounded by sun,saturn and venus.astrologers tend to have their own theories about this graha yuddha in 8th house from lagna. I however felt that as sun is placed in cancer is also a lagna.I was it shy and particularly hesitant to soft race. mention about lonliness without refering 3rd and 11th somehow looks incomplete as 3rd is a sign menat for communications and 11th for relationships(both signify friends and kinship).One thing was very prominent in the chart that my planets always kept me away from my kins and me survive all alone where i had nochance to relate to myself with anybody.may be the life went through that kind of journey leading me to remote places eeking out livelihood.It was wonderful experience when one has time to relate himself to the vastness of univers and able to understand the grace of humanbeings irrespective of religion,caste and creed.may be lagna lord again in enemy sign of venus in 11th house(libra) gave to experience pleasues and frustations to be mostly alone and also bridging uncommon relationship with different motives.so near and so far off I always felt Iam alone in my life(not only from father,mother and brothers) including childhood friends. I know as a sagittarus ascendant, iam always treated as businees minded(if not professinal approach).With moon in 2nd in capricorrn, i experienced struggle and enjoyed it.Even now I feel Iam some how alone and feel loneliness. To sum up: Moon sign placement of lagna lord situation of 6th,7th and 8th houses will always lead us to find the grounds to find a person as lone and feel lonliness. Cerainly jupiter makes people not to relate with others and makes you to be independent and alone. I hope my group members may also find similar views,planery notations and may be experiences to some extent. May be me Tanveer ji will be able to consolidate the issues further krishnan "Rohini (Crystal Pages)" <rrgb wrote: There are those who believe that everything about an individual and his/her life must be reflected in the horoscope. They truly believe that everything is destined. There are the other extreme that hold the view that everything can be changed and indeed many do not believe in astrology or that horoscope truly reflects one's experiences in life. Then there are those that fall in between these extremes. Loneliness is the negative aspect of being alone. Not everyone who loves to be alone (some, most or all times) is miserable or clinically depressed or <insert your favorite adjective here>. Indeed there are phases in life when being alone is essential for progress and for getting some creative work done :-) There are many astro-indicators described in different forms of astrology which are claimed to describe if the nativity is an introvert (tends to be alone and happy within self) or extrovert (fish out of water if alone for a while -- diff degrees exist, mind you). Some planets are naturally of one or the other nature (I or E) but again like in most situations, influences modify the bottom line. These are general things. Maybe someone who had done some study or research in this area can share their findings. RR , "preekaria" <preekaria> wrote: > Respected members, > I just read the article on Loneliness written by Tanvir Chowdhury > posted on the website www.jyotish-remedies.com. I am very new to > astrology and do not understand much. I was surprised to read that > even loneliness is a result of planetary positions in our horoscope. > I now wonder if my horoscope indicates loneliness and what remedies > do > I follow. > As a child growing up, I had lots of friends. I made friends easily > and people wanted to be friends with me and I was happy. But the last > few years, I have felt like people I know don't want to be friends > with me and I feel lonely at times. I don't even try to make friends > anymore....what's the point? > I would appreciate if some one could throw some light on this > Thanking in anticipation > Preeya > Birth details---11 June 1971: 21.40 p.m.: Mumbai SURRENDER JOYFULLY TO THE WILL OF THE ULTIMATE DIVINITY AND RELISH THE TASTE OF ABSOLUTE BLISS. Visit your group "" on the web. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 27, 2005 Report Share Posted July 27, 2005 Rohiniji, u r hard to get a hold of please help us build our baby jyotish group blog & forums http://www.ethericpark.com namaste , "Rohini (Crystal Pages)" <rrgb@s...> wrote: > There are those who believe that everything about an individual and > his/her life must be reflected in the horoscope. They truly believe > that everything is destined. There are the other extreme that hold the > view that everything can be changed and indeed many do not believe in > astrology or that horoscope truly reflects one's experiences in life. > Then there are those that fall in between these extremes. > > Loneliness is the negative aspect of being alone. Not everyone who > loves to be alone (some, most or all times) is miserable or clinically > depressed or <insert your favorite adjective here>. Indeed there are > phases in life when being alone is essential for progress and for > getting some creative work done :-) > > There are many astro-indicators described in different forms of > astrology which are claimed to describe if the nativity is an introvert > (tends to be alone and happy within self) or extrovert (fish out of > water if alone for a while -- diff degrees exist, mind you). Some > planets are naturally of one or the other nature (I or E) but again > like in most situations, influences modify the bottom line. > > These are general things. Maybe someone who had done some study or > research in this area can share their findings. > > RR > > , "preekaria" <preekaria> > wrote: > > Respected members, > > I just read the article on Loneliness written by Tanvir Chowdhury > > posted on the website www.jyotish-remedies.com. I am very new to > > astrology and do not understand much. I was surprised to read that > > even loneliness is a result of planetary positions in our horoscope. > > I now wonder if my horoscope indicates loneliness and what remedies > > do > > I follow. > > As a child growing up, I had lots of friends. I made friends easily > > and people wanted to be friends with me and I was happy. But the last > > few years, I have felt like people I know don't want to be friends > > with me and I feel lonely at times. I don't even try to make friends > > anymore....what's the point? > > I would appreciate if some one could throw some light on this > > Thanking in anticipation > > Preeya > > Birth details---11 June 1971: 21.40 p.m.: Mumbai Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 27, 2005 Report Share Posted July 27, 2005 Dear Preeya, You have rahu and mars in lagna and rahu-venus antar going on. Rahu alone in lagna is enough to make one anxious, pessimistic and lonely. It is quite possible that you are not registering what people close to you are doing for you. Rahu is also affecting the eleventh house, the house of friends and aquaintances. You have lot of aquaintances but a persistent doubt about their feelings towards you is there. It is just a doubt and your friends really care for you. You can try some remedies of rahu to get out of these feelings of loneliness. To start with, avoid black and grey colours and use more of light blue, green and white. Wear a white sapphire in silver ring on ring finger. Try to get your husband to spend more time with you. Best wishes, Ashutosh. - preekaria Wednesday, July 27, 2005 00:19 Article on loneliness Respected members, I just read the article on Loneliness written by Tanvir Chowdhury posted on the website www.jyotish-remedies.com. I am very new to astrology and do not understand much. I was surprised to read that even loneliness is a result of planetary positions in our horoscope. I now wonder if my horoscope indicates loneliness and what remedies do I follow. As a child growing up, I had lots of friends. I made friends easily and people wanted to be friends with me and I was happy. But the last few years, I have felt like people I know don't want to be friends with me and I feel lonely at times. I don't even try to make friends anymore....what's the point? I would appreciate if some one could throw some light on this Thanking in anticipation Preeya Birth details---11 June 1971: 21.40 p.m.: Mumbai SURRENDER JOYFULLY TO THE WILL OF THE ULTIMATE DIVINITY AND RELISH THE TASTE OF ABSOLUTE BLISS. Vedic astrology Astrology chart Astrology software a.. Visit your group "" on the web. b.. c.. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 27, 2005 Report Share Posted July 27, 2005 Sometimes in such circumstances it is useful to select cases where individuals can be strongly classified without doubt. There are forms of conditions (not necessarily diseases though some would call them so) where people show strong indications of preferring to be alone (different from loneliness which is a state where the person is bothered by being alone and desires for other's company but cannot find anyone). This is preferred over using more 'mainstream' personalities or average person if you want to call it that where the distinction might not be clear. I kind of follow the 'logic' in your combinations (which is not to say that it would necessarily pan out in horoscopes :-). It is a personal choice obviously whether to stop at that or to test it further. RR , vattem krishnan <bursar_99> wrote: > Hello RR, > Loneliness is a kind of situation in which perhps want to be located.But not all times.Atleast some times!Now the question is :Is it that can we find from the time he understands the world(say around 10 yrs age) preferred/remained with much less contacts and alone.It is difficult to imagine a person to remain aloof unless some medical grounds keep him so. > But then,some times I wondered about planets in my 6th,7th and 8th house(Being Agni tatwa,prithvi and jalatatwa) i enjoyed both states of happiness as well as aloof.Out of my heart of i enjoyed loneliness when every has grouse to be alone in my house. > Then my focus continued to be my moon sign associated with saturn, a kind of reservation in public dealing was always hunting me(the sense is not to distrub others).From Rasi of capricorn lord is in enemy's sign of cancer surrounded by sun,saturn and venus.astrologers tend to have their own theories about this graha yuddha in 8th house from lagna. > I however felt that as sun is placed in cancer is also a lagna.I was it shy and particularly hesitant to soft race. > mention about lonliness without refering 3rd and 11th somehow looks incomplete as 3rd is a sign menat for communications and 11th for relationships(both signify friends and kinship).One thing was very prominent in the chart that my planets always kept me away from my kins and me survive all alone where i had nochance to relate to myself with anybody.may be the life went through that kind of journey leading me to remote places eeking out livelihood.It was wonderful experience when one has time to relate himself to the vastness of univers and able to understand the grace of humanbeings irrespective of religion,caste and creed.may be lagna lord again in enemy sign of venus in 11th house(libra) gave to experience pleasues and frustations to be mostly alone and also bridging uncommon relationship with different motives.so near and so far off I always felt Iam alone in my life(not only from father,mother and brothers) including childhood friends. > I know as a sagittarus ascendant, iam always treated as businees minded(if not professinal approach).With moon in 2nd in capricorrn, i experienced struggle and enjoyed it.Even now I feel Iam some how alone and feel loneliness. > To sum up: > Moon sign > placement of lagna lord > situation of 6th,7th and 8th houses > will always lead us to find the grounds to find a person as lone and feel lonliness. > Cerainly jupiter makes people not to relate with others and makes you to be independent and alone. > I hope my group members may also find similar views,planery notations and may be experiences to some extent. > May be me Tanveer ji will be able to consolidate the issues further > krishnan > > "Rohini (Crystal Pages)" <rrgb@s...> wrote: > There are those who believe that everything about an individual and > his/her life must be reflected in the horoscope. They truly believe > that everything is destined. There are the other extreme that hold the > view that everything can be changed and indeed many do not believe in > astrology or that horoscope truly reflects one's experiences in life. > Then there are those that fall in between these extremes. > > Loneliness is the negative aspect of being alone. Not everyone who > loves to be alone (some, most or all times) is miserable or clinically > depressed or <insert your favorite adjective here>. Indeed there are > phases in life when being alone is essential for progress and for > getting some creative work done :-) > > There are many astro-indicators described in different forms of > astrology which are claimed to describe if the nativity is an introvert > (tends to be alone and happy within self) or extrovert (fish out of > water if alone for a while -- diff degrees exist, mind you). Some > planets are naturally of one or the other nature (I or E) but again > like in most situations, influences modify the bottom line. > > These are general things. Maybe someone who had done some study or > research in this area can share their findings. > > RR > > , "preekaria" <preekaria> > wrote: > > Respected members, > > I just read the article on Loneliness written by Tanvir Chowdhury > > posted on the website www.jyotish-remedies.com. I am very new to > > astrology and do not understand much. I was surprised to read that > > even loneliness is a result of planetary positions in our horoscope. > > I now wonder if my horoscope indicates loneliness and what remedies > > do > > I follow. > > As a child growing up, I had lots of friends. I made friends easily > > and people wanted to be friends with me and I was happy. But the last > > few years, I have felt like people I know don't want to be friends > > with me and I feel lonely at times. I don't even try to make friends > > anymore....what's the point? > > I would appreciate if some one could throw some light on this > > Thanking in anticipation > > Preeya > > Birth details---11 June 1971: 21.40 p.m.: Mumbai SURRENDER JOYFULLY TO THE WILL OF THE ULTIMATE DIVINITY AND RELISH THE TASTE OF ABSOLUTE BLISS. > > > > > > > > > > Visit your group "" on the web. > > > > > Terms of Service. > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 28, 2005 Report Share Posted July 28, 2005 Rohiniji, You touched upon a subject that I was debating in my mind, as to how much of all our life is dictated by destiny, and whether or not we have free will at all ,and when is it it more evident, and how do we distinguish between "free will events" and "destined events" . Twins born with the same identical charts may not have identical life, what caused that distinction? Also there are few other people born with the same chart as Mahatma gandhi ( born aound same time , same location with same chart) have not become mahatmas. I would appreciate an answer from you, if not you can direct me to a site which can explain this for me. Thanks and regards, Aruna. "Rohini (Crystal Pages)" <rrgb wrote: There are those who believe that everything about an individual and his/her life must be reflected in the horoscope. They truly believe that everything is destined. There are the other extreme that hold the view that everything can be changed and indeed many do not believe in astrology or that horoscope truly reflects one's experiences in life. Then there are those that fall in between these extremes. Send instant messages to your online friends http://uk.messenger. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 29, 2005 Report Share Posted July 29, 2005 Hi Aruna ji, This topic has been discussed on this frum and other lists earlier also. I have kept some mails in a document with me. I am posting that for you. all of them may not be related ... Here it follows::: Dear Mark Well said. I have been arguing for every person having 100% free will case. The reason is quite simple, that when free will is called "FREE will" it cannot be in percentages. But i have seen some discussions where people talk of a percentaged free will. What i can agree to is the fact that we are not free from the consequences of our past actions. This is where our karma comes in. But this can never prove the fact that we can exercise our free will. Past actions are always asserting themselves on our current decisions, but can it prove that we are basically free souls. The souls that are full of love, joy and creativity. Jyotish definitely gives us enough clues on the consequneces of our past actions. The various techniques such as dasas and progressions are nothing but projections of the same. I have read that people talk of a malefic rahu dasa, and a bad sani dasa etc. Let me clear the point here, because even i am in rahu dasa since last 10 years. yes rahu dasa has been a roller coaster ride, but then i also became spiritual. The setbacks made me "goINWARD" which i wouldnot have done had everything been a jolly good ride. Rahu and sani are planets that force us to look inward,look at our souls, thedesires of the soul. They make us ponder atthe meaning of life, at our frailities, and our greatness. Every soul is a spark of divine life, and all our experiences are nothing but the various manifestations of the divine play. They make us remember more of who we are really. Rahu and saturn make us so restricted, that we truly learn what freedom is. For instance i lived for a year at my tyrannical uncle's place, and i was very much limited in all my actions. I couldnot take decisions that made me happy. Every moment was a struggle. I worked in a newspaper company, and people abused and shouted at me. I never feel bad about them, i feel that those restrictive conditons, made me realise that we all long for freedom. And we are basically experiencing restriction, to learn that we are free. We experience misery to feel that we are "JOY" We experience sadness to learn that we are "Happiness" We experience crippling conditions to learn that we are "Invincibles" We experience helplessness to learn that we are " Creative machines". All these are attributes of soul, and by experiencing what it is not, it remembers more of what it IS, I can know what is day, when i see the night. I can appreciate Sweetness, only when i have tasted the bitter. That is why we are in earth, the plane of dualities. best wishes partha Dear Mark and Partha, It is a joy to read this thread! Such a liberating idea, that we are 100% free. Yes, indeed, we are not free from the consequences of our own past actions, as per the karma theory .. but this seemsto contradict free will ONLY if you use that karma as your starting point - you did not go as far back as you need to. I am not saying this very well, let me try again. We are all so conditioned to believe that our karma make us behave in a certain way, or give us good or bad results. However, it is not a simple linear equation, that karma causes us to do something, that a past action causes a reaction, which has to be worked through. There was something else that came before that action ... and THAT something was your free will to perform that action. Once you exercise that free will, and perform a certain action, the outcome is a given in many cases - whining that we can't exercise our free will to escapethe outcome, is not quite fair. (I am oversimplifying to make a point.... in reality free still exists, since you always have a choice as to your future actions.) It's like throwing a ball up in the air, you have the free will to throw it up if you want, but the fact remains that it will come down because of gravity, because THAT was the reaction that you set in motion withyour action done with 100% free will. Astrology is totally compatible with free will. Astrology shows the what, when, where, how, why, who etc etc of things that are meant to happen. The true "cause" of the happennings though, are the actions that you yourself set in motion, either knowingly or unknowingly, it's not a planet somewhere. When I read statements such as Saturn is causing sorrow, I always think of a really simple analogy. Say a murderer is put in jail, is it really the fault of the cop that caught him, the judge that sentenced him, the prison warden that prevents him from escaping, or the jail for holding him? These are the roles that the planets / houses / rasis / dispositers play. The true cause is the murder that this criminal committed, whenhe exercised his "free will", and that is what set the rest of the events in motion. Venkatarama Sreelatha Dear Venkat The karma if i may be allowed to say is again has different components. Every person is like a cow who is tied to a tree, and the cow can act within the radius of that rope. Now cow can move very much freely, but somehow cannot cross the Radius. The reason is the weightof the Karma(tree) that has been planted by the individual actions. The length of the rope again varies from person to person. The length of the rope is directly proportional to the amount of "awareness" a person has. Awareness is nothing but the knowledge of the soul. The more aspects a person remembers, the more "centered" he becomes to his soul. I am neither Partha, nor are you sreelatha. These are tools or the bodies for this lifetime. But havenot we undergone the joys and pains thinking that we are parthas and sreelathas. The reason is that we totally identify ourselves with the body, with the mind. This identification is nothing but Ego. EGO as opposed to popular notion is not pride. It is the identification. Without a label, without a name, the existence of a separate individual orobject is not feasible. All seas are connected, but why do we then call Arabian sea as Arabian, and bay of Bengal as bay of bengal. Whoever coined these names must have done for travelling purposes. But arenot people miffed, when say a person erroneously mispells their name? Coming back to karma, karma is defined as any activity that "bears a fruit", bearing fruit implies for material or tangible result. One can be free from the results of his actions, if he chooses his free will to act wthout aspiration of result. Yes, free willis the "first cause", then comes everything. But then we use our free will to get a paricular result. ANd that is the trap. If you accept whatever happens to you, no matter whatever it may be, then slowly you can get out of the trap. The acceptance makes it possible to "throw away" the consequences forever. If i get ditched by a person, and i dont accept it as a perfect reaction to an earlier action(maybe another lifetime even), then i "DO ADDITIONAL KARMA". If i accept and forgive, i set free that person, and thus i remove the weight of some karma from my Fifth body. Now you may ask what is this fifth body, the answer is "Later" Best wishes partha Dear Partha ji,Venkata ji, I feel free will is an attribute of soul. And all the planetry constitution belongs to our outer bodies. As partha ji said the outer bodies are bound to past karmas. To enjoy free will and to let it materialize one has to overcome one's past karmas. i felt many times obstructions due to my own limitations in the way of free will to materializ. And also mere identification of those obstructive traits of my outer bodies was not enough but all the work done by destiny was really needed to eradicate them. hence to materialize our free will (which is essentially 100%,but comes out to be less due to inadequecy of outer bodies thats what a chart represents to),we need to develop our outer bodies equipped with some qualities. We are given these bodies as per our past karmas and the consequences of past karmas which come to us as our fortune are essentially to develop ourselves. As said by partha ji :"The length of the rope again varies from person to person. The length of the rope is directly proportional to the amount of "awareness" a person has." This awareness is to overcome to the limitations of our outer bodies.But we identify ourselves with these outer bodies only. Astrology is called "para vidya".free will comes in "Apara ". i have One question::"if a person leaves the worldly life how he pays the debt of his past karmas".I think this also is predetermined. or as Venkata said ::"It's like throwing a ball up in the air, you have the free will to throw it up if you want" he can use his free will(in leaving worldly life). going furthermore, is renunciation also predetermined??? sincerely, Amit - Dear Amit Ji, It is so interesting that the perceptions of the people in this thread are so similar, yet slightly different. I feel as if we are all looking at the same diamond, from slightly different angles, and see different facets ... each brilliant and beautiful, but each one of a kind.. As for someone that retires from worldly life... the traditional view is that all their Karmas, the good as well as the bad are given up in the act of renunciation... you are not only renouncing the world, but everything to do with the world... all that is left then is the unencumbered and eternal Atma. The ball that is thrown up may come down, but you don't have to catch it..... the desire to do so is itself renounced, along with all other desires. this alone - what the geetha calls sankalpa tyaag - is renounciation venkatarama sreelatha ----------------- Dear latha ji, Yo are very right. The person who observes renunciation sees no difference in good/bad happenings. As you mentioned of sankalpa tyaaga....then he even need not to leave the worldly life. my concern is "whether the renunciation also predetermined?" Here 'leaving worldly life' and 'sankalpa tyaaga' both come under the scruitiny. Does Astrology predicts of how much a person can progress spiritually. Because astrologers explain the charts of spiritually developed persons / renounced persons in a way which shows that all this was predetermined. sincerely amit -----------------------************************** Dear All, I've lost track of who wrote this. Sorry. Please could you give the reference. Note the word CHOOSE in the quote! To quote a famous Vedic Scholoar: "life lived on the level of experimentation is a waste of time. Better to know the truth through Vedic Wisdom, and then choose the more right actions." Perhaps we even choose the cards that are dealt in order to put us in the right environment to learn the lessons we need to get it right!! How can it be like a chess game the if conditions are different with each incarnation? We don't start a new life with the same pieces to play on the same board. Since you brought in physics ... Remember that everything in the universe comes from humble hydrogen atoms and the forces, energies (and music?) that holds them together. When hydrogen atoms are forced together to produce helium and then all the other higher elements heat and light energy are given off (physics) Further compounds formed by the sharing of outer orbit (aka energy level,shell) electrons of elements give more substances. (chemistry) The unique quality of carbon having an outer orbit of 4 electrons and seeking another 4 to fill its outer orbit (2nd orbit is full at 8 electrons) gives the chance for long strings or rings of carbon atoms and for macromolecules ( biology) We carbon units need the heat and light of the fusion of hydrogen to exist How pure it is! ... and where did the hydrogen atoms come from ... the primordial ocean of sub atomic particles ... the cosmic ocean ... The sages knew all this. Love Gili Sorry for drifting away from the task ) „« ----------- Dear Mary: You said: Perhaps we even choose the cards that are dealt in order to put us in the right environment to learn the lessons we need to get it right!! There's this very fascinating book, called 'Journey of Souls' written by a certain Michael Newton, PHD. He's a Hypnotherapist, living in Colorado, who chronicles, patients of his, who under 'regression' talk about the life, from 'where' we come from, before our births, and in-between our births... In this book he describes such beautiful detail about how we as souls, actually get very involved in picking the lives, that are coming up, before hand... As it is, deciding and chooseing to pick the challenges and lessons, that certain lives will necessarily bring...for our evolution. I found this book extremely enlightening, as it explains a quality of consciousness, that's intimately involved in Astrology as well. And this question and concern addresses a very important relationship between life purpose, and Jyotish. We so often 'feel' such an automatic, desire to grow, to learn to master. And that's so often at odds, with the all too often, aspect of life, regarding determinism or causality. Somehow the two, freedom and determinism both co-exist. We see them both, but knowing how they both could truely exist boggles the intellect. However, practical experience shows us, that by striving to grow, to improve, to even transform, we do 'change' our lives.... in ways that improve, and help us avoid negatives, and even 'dangers upon the horizon'. I find this whole discussion extremely important especially in the light of the Indian or Vedic theme of loss and revival of Knowledge. There are some, Vedic scholars, by the way, who say that 'India' has gotten very 'lost' to this belief in fatalism. And as a result practicallife has become very confused and unprogressive. India, for example, has forgotten that 'both' freedom and fate, co- exist, and believing in mostly fate, has meant much stagnation, grief, sufferings, because the view has persisted; because life is pre-determined,....therefore....accept .... In the West, we don't believe in this... We believe in growth, in change and transformation. We have it even, built into the Constitution of the United States.... Though commonly we just say, 'any young person, male or female; can grow up to be President!' This attitude, really, has therefore allowed human genuity and creativity to blossom. As a result of this powerful 'belief', the United States has incredible wealth and sucess. Looking at one of the charts associated with the United States, July 4th, 1776, the signing of the Declaration of Independence... the US, chart, has many planets in that all-important 8th house of transformation. 'The US' believes in change, thrives in it, has many other problems, of youth, and Rahu's very poorly placed...but.... 'change' and growth, are not one of them.... It's been quite fun watching these discussions the last few days... Sincerely, Mark Kincaid --- Dear Mark ji, I think now we are getting a glimpse of relation of free will and determinism..... I always wondered ... what happens to us is very much according to the wish of self..... let me explain: our mind always looks into greed ...its convenience...its familiar patterns.... now i know in my deep that to change...to transform i need this particular....whether its liked or not..... what happens to us is as per our this very wish..... I am also talking of all serious matters...all failures...all accidents ...mishappenings etc..... But it is our outer concious that denies....does not accept..... "There was not a single happening in my life whether at that time liked by me or not ,transformed in apositive manner....during that transition it seemed sometimes that this transformation is gobbling up my very nice qualities also....so i suspected to go wrong.....but i found at very core this is the only way so let it happen....at last i found transformation renewed everything all positively.... i realized this was the right time and right thing to happen....ALSO I WAS WISHING THIS TO HAPPEN(NOT IN SAME PATTERN AS WE CAN NOT THINK OF EVENTS WAY TO HAPPEN) BUT I WAS UNABLE TO INITIATE THAT TRANSFORMATION...WE OFTEN WAIT FOR SOMETHING DONE BY DESTINY IN OUR FAVOUR......" what we can do is to let it happen positively......... I may be wrong in using right words.....pls correct me!! Humbly.... Amit ----------------------- The discussion abt fate & freewill never ends,anyone who is serious in learning astrology eventually has to grapple with questions regarding fate and free will. Is our fate linked adamantly to our moment of birth or is there some wiggle room for free will? If so, how much? Obviously, astrologers can predict events, which proves there is some element of fate at work. But at other times predictions fail. This may either be 1.a reflection on the astrologer's skill level, 2.the accuracy of the predictive system itself 3.there really is the elusive power of free will at play the West, feel very uncomfortable with the idea of fate or destiny and relish with free will. However, in India it's much different,it's not uncommon to hear someone resign themselves to a situation by simply saying "this is just my fate." However, while on the surface it may appear that Western attitude is the wiser of the two, After all, how "free" really is our free will when we're limited by our past conditioning? Usually, we're such creatures of habit that we can't even follow through with our new year's resolutions of past . Our habits are often so difficult to change. On the other hand, the attitude of resigning ourselves to our fate could reflect a level of acceptance and trust that could be considered very wise. Due to the differences of cultural conditioning, generally the astrologers of India tend towards a fate orientation, while the astrologers in the West tends toward a free will orientation. And it's very easy to err on one side or the other However, there may be exceptions like, In some cases, telling a client honestly that they're entering a difficult period could help them "surrender" and come to acceptance of their situation, which could be a positive relief if they've made continued effort to improve their situation to no avail,Like if u try hard for material fullfillments in effected(bad) saturn period ,that much hard saturn will come at u? The path of action, represents "Dvaita" or dualism and is generally a proponent of a free will orientation followed by modern seer and proponent of dvaita Paramahansa Yogananda. The path of surrender or non-action, represents "Advaita" or non- dualism and is generally a proponent of fate orientation followed by modern seer and proponent of advaita Ramana Maharshi Both of the above conviction command respect in their respective schools of thought Hope the disussion continues? Rahul Rahul ji, You very nicely put the thought on free will and destiny. I once read an article on predeterminism.... which says Predeterminism is a higher concept leading to complete devotion to God's Will. Also ved says "Aham Brahamasmi"...hence Free will emanates from my self... Can not we characterise both free will and destiny at two levels...... 1. Lower concept of free will 2. Higher concept of Free will as well 1. Lower concept of Predeterminism 2. Higher concept of Predeterminism we see that at lower concept of free will person cultivates arrogance and false ego. definitely he loses a lot. He gets self centered.Narrowness of concious being etc. Here Destiny is there to teach him a lesson he needs to be...... And at lower concept of predeterminism a person dives into "TAMAS". Totally ignorant ...superstitions....Lack of creativity...... Stagnant .... No Innovations... He should be taught free will....... well,here we know whether he is destined to move to free will concept ensures his learning process. SO there can be different levels of belief/practices on free will and destiny.Lessons goes like....Free will...Destiny.....free will...... destiny.....so on.. what we are concerned with are the higher ones.... Now at every level of free will a person suffers from a different level/kind of Ahamkara and other negative qualities which pulls him away from God. And same way at different levels of faith in Predeterminism person suffers from different kind of ignorance. As you mentioned of one concept which says abundant free will of self.. But That free will is applicable to one who has realised himself. Also we see the reaction of 'Karma'... every Karma has some good and some bad effects essentially... This realized soul will not allow committing something wrong.... or we can say He will know the outcome and will be ready to receive after-effects..... Hence we come to Infinite free will of God by complete surrender to Him....... Thus can we say Free will is essentially a source of Destiny.And Predeterminism is essentially a manner of free will to organise. Words may be a limit...... Pls correct me........ Sincerely Amit Dear Mark ji, You said: When we close the eyes, and the mind or heart, how ever you want to think about it.... enters into quieter and quieter, levels of silence.... a time comes, where all manners of activity, and objects of attention, slip away. In those moments, there comes the direct experience of pure awareness. This 'state' of awareness, is the source of all thoughts, and when we turn inward, and fathom that deep reality, we stir within us, the sourceof all freedoms and boundries. I want to share......In these moments of pure conciousness is it not so .....that..... Both predeterminism and free will meets somewhere..... Pure conciousness asks for nothing.......but it is a source of all free will and action...what it wants "creates"...... But at the same point/level it accepts everything....it doesn't ask for any change..... We can see free will and predeterminism ...well organised to guide our lives.... I wish to draw your attention to the inspiration from God which only pure conciousness receive.....how can we put that...... i think that is free from both the concepts.... Sincerely AMIT Dear Amit, Inder, Rahul, & All: Our reflections on 'free will & determinism', I believe, are important because they really do go to the very heart of our incarnations. If we believe we can change things, that very powerfully helps us, 'change'. If we don't believe, and instead believe 'more' in fate, then, thataffects us, appropriately, and we're found, 'waiting' more. In Jyotish there are these twonotions,.....'Doing'....and 'Waiting'.... Interestingly also, these two qualities, or activities, seem tocorrespond with Jupiter & Mars, for the 'doing',...and Saturn forthe 'waiting' or patience. Also, I've found an interesting correlation between which people believe more in Freedom or Determinism, and their various strengths of Jupiter or Saturn. I know a number of individuals who have very strong preferences for determinism, and coincidently they have very dominant Saturns intheir charts! Also, the opposite is true. Those who tend to have more success in manifesting 'changes' and improvements in their lives, believe, more, in the possibility of 'freedom', and they, coincidently, tend to havestronger Jupiters, Mar's and Suns. One friend of mine who has Sun & Saturn in her 12th house, and even only 1 degree apart, has had a very frustrating time, making changes andbelieving in herself, and therefore, fate and "Oh, we have no power tochange", attitude comes easily to her. Looking at 'both' issues, Nature or God, has seemed to feel that 'both' qualities, 'doing' and 'non-doing', both, are important in life. So it shouldn't be surprising to us if 'both' of these views are simultaneously 'right'! The problem is our intellects have a hard time wrapping around thisissue, because intellectually, it seems it's an 'either or' problem. Either we're free or we're not. The Truth may be closer to the simultaneously both reality, which may not thoroughly get resolved accept in Consciousness. Because in Consciousness, there is a point to where both qualities, are 'transcended', and the Oneness of life, dominates. Inthis 'oneness' Truth dawns, and it isn't just on an intellectual level. Let's say for a moment that 'both' freedom and determinism exist. We can see both, maybe they both do exist, even if it's hard for us to understand 'how' they both could. To me, the realities of Saturnian 'determinism' and lack of freedom, is real and yet, we might be able to use this to motivate ourselves. We see countless examples of 'determinism' or 'causality'. We plant a seed, and a very predictable 'tree' pops up. Yes, we do have the freedom to graft that seed, and then a new seed or hybrid, can be made, but the principle is still the same, the future, still, pops up from the past. I also think it's very helpful to accept the fact that in many ways, we don't have a lot of freedom in life. Those who are obviously 'addicted' to things, foods, repeating certain mental and physical patterns, and those with strong compulsions,.... certainly, would argue for 'bondage'. But, they also have a strong wish and hope to get out of their 'binding' predicaments, hence the belief in growth of freedom. I loved the movie Matrix, where Morpheus told Neo, he was completely in prison. "This world is not real. You are dreaming this world, andreality is far from what you think it is." This movie is very annalogous to 'life'. We may enjoy some freedoms and some binding situations, but ultimately, we are still 'slaves' to our very times, and local places, and evenstates of consciousness. There are some who put it this way. There is only one true freedom, and that's in the nature of spirit, soul or consciousness, itself. In other words, though we may argue over this or that, 'relative,freedom or bondage'; in truth.... if our very existence, is a kind of bondage....then we may need to try and think, completely beyond the 'box' so to speak.... to come and find another kind of freedom.... When we close the eyes, and the mind or heart, how ever you want to think about it.... enters into quieter and quieter, levels of silence.... a time comes, where all manners of activity, and objects of attention, slip away. In those moments, there comes the direct experience of pureawareness. This 'state' of awareness, is the source of all thoughts, and whenwe turn inward, and fathom that deep reality, we stir within us, the sourceof all freedoms and boundries. Also what happens as we enliven this 'state of pure consciousness', within, we interestingly enough, find ourselves more competent, more clear,and more successful at fulfilling our desires. This immediately, brings more of a sense of freedom and lack of restriction and frustration then we did before. As this experience deepens we not only grow in this delightful, fundamental experience of inner freedom, but, we also grow in this ability of manifesting change, in the outer.In future discussions I think it might be fun, to look exactly at how the Ved, itself, sees freedom and determinism. The Ved is full of the Philosophy of Enlightenment and how it's the only real freedom. But, so many of the different Vedic disciplines or sciences, haveas their focus the liberation of particular problems or focus in life, aswell. Sincerely, Mark Kincaid , as T <ast77us> wrote: > Rohiniji, > You touched upon a subject that I was debating in my mind, as to how much of all our life is dictated by destiny, and whether or not we have free will at all ,and when is it it more evident, and how do we distinguish between "free will events" and "destined events" . > Twins born with the same identical charts may not have identical life, what caused that distinction? Also there are few other people born with the same chart as Mahatma gandhi ( born aound same time , same location with same chart) have not become mahatmas. > I would appreciate an answer from you, if not you can direct me to a site which can explain this for me. > > Thanks and regards, > Aruna. > "Rohini (Crystal Pages)" <rrgb@s...> wrote: > There are those who believe that everything about an individual and > his/her life must be reflected in the horoscope. They truly believe > that everything is destined. There are the other extreme that hold the > view that everything can be changed and indeed many do not believe in > astrology or that horoscope truly reflects one's experiences in life. > Then there are those that fall in between these extremes. > > > Send instant messages to your online friends http://uk.messenger. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 29, 2005 Report Share Posted July 29, 2005 Dear Aruna, The very fact that this topic gets discussed every so often, nearly on every jyotish discussion group -- and continues to be discussed, often by the same individuals is very telling! There is no one view, one final view that everyone seems to buy and be satisfied by. Often remains a theoretical discussion with assumptions some of which cannot be proven and hence remain unsatisfactory, like indigestion from eating too much pizza. And yet, as soon as the indigestion is over, people go and indulge in some more pizza and so the beating of gums (or tapping of keyboards) continues. Hope I am not sounding too curmudgeonish :-) The problem is or at least in part is: there is no absolutely water- tight combination in astrology that anyone can claim as happening 100% of times (including sun in leo or aries and what it can bring about, for example). Given that and the fact that life cannot be played in reverse and re- recorded (first time around, live in TAO and make no effort, study outcome, then rewind tape and this time make efforts and see how it turns out). Even this simple thing would not be easily tested because transits might change or something else could throw in the monkey wrench. In the same vein, your example of Mahatma Gandhi sounds very plausible and given the birth rate even back then it stands to reason that several others might have been born with nearly identical charts as Gandhiji, however, have you really seen those other charts? Without having those examples, it remains an assumption, at best, does it not? RR , as T <ast77us> wrote: > Rohiniji, > You touched upon a subject that I was debating in my mind, as to how much of all our life is dictated by destiny, and whether or not we have free will at all ,and when is it it more evident, and how do we distinguish between "free will events" and "destined events" . > Twins born with the same identical charts may not have identical life, what caused that distinction? Also there are few other people born with the same chart as Mahatma gandhi ( born aound same time , same location with same chart) have not become mahatmas. > I would appreciate an answer from you, if not you can direct me to a site which can explain this for me. > > Thanks and regards, > Aruna. > "Rohini (Crystal Pages)" <rrgb@s...> wrote: > There are those who believe that everything about an individual and > his/her life must be reflected in the horoscope. They truly believe > that everything is destined. There are the other extreme that hold the > view that everything can be changed and indeed many do not believe in > astrology or that horoscope truly reflects one's experiences in life. > Then there are those that fall in between these extremes. > > > Send instant messages to your online friends http://uk.messenger. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 30, 2005 Report Share Posted July 30, 2005 Dear Rohini ji, It is really fascinating that to see that Both of you are beating the bush(with no result).may be a way wardness! 'how do we distinguish between "free will events" and "destined events"' . if not really putting my nose,I am some how destined events or those events are those which we want to happen and contribute for their happening. where as free willthey are external to us and as they occur we reconcile with them. The problem is or at least in part is: there is no absolutely water- tight combination in astrology that anyone can claim as happening 100% of times (including sun in leo or aries and what it can bring about, for example). Yeah! I agree as Astrology is partially dealing about free will krishnan "Rohini (Crystal Pages)" <rrgb wrote: Dear Aruna, The very fact that this topic gets discussed every so often, nearly on every jyotish discussion group -- and continues to be discussed, often by the same individuals is very telling! There is no one view, one final view that everyone seems to buy and be satisfied by. Often remains a theoretical discussion with assumptions some of which cannot be proven and hence remain unsatisfactory, like indigestion from eating too much pizza. And yet, as soon as the indigestion is over, people go and indulge in some more pizza and so the beating of gums (or tapping of keyboards) continues. Hope I am not sounding too curmudgeonish :-) The problem is or at least in part is: there is no absolutely water- tight combination in astrology that anyone can claim as happening 100% of times (including sun in leo or aries and what it can bring about, for example). Given that and the fact that life cannot be played in reverse and re- recorded (first time around, live in TAO and make no effort, study outcome, then rewind tape and this time make efforts and see how it turns out). Even this simple thing would not be easily tested because transits might change or something else could throw in the monkey wrench. In the same vein, your example of Mahatma Gandhi sounds very plausible and given the birth rate even back then it stands to reason that several others might have been born with nearly identical charts as Gandhiji, however, have you really seen those other charts? Without having those examples, it remains an assumption, at best, does it not? RR , as T <ast77us> wrote: > Rohiniji, > You touched upon a subject that I was debating in my mind, as to how much of all our life is dictated by destiny, and whether or not we have free will at all ,and when is it it more evident, and how do we distinguish between "free will events" and "destined events" . > Twins born with the same identical charts may not have identical life, what caused that distinction? Also there are few other people born with the same chart as Mahatma gandhi ( born aound same time , same location with same chart) have not become mahatmas. > I would appreciate an answer from you, if not you can direct me to a site which can explain this for me. > > Thanks and regards, > Aruna. > "Rohini (Crystal Pages)" <rrgb@s...> wrote: > There are those who believe that everything about an individual and > his/her life must be reflected in the horoscope. They truly believe > that everything is destined. There are the other extreme that hold the > view that everything can be changed and indeed many do not believe in > astrology or that horoscope truly reflects one's experiences in life. > Then there are those that fall in between these extremes. > > > Send instant messages to your online friends http://uk.messenger. > > SURRENDER JOYFULLY TO THE WILL OF THE ULTIMATE DIVINITY AND RELISH THE TASTE OF ABSOLUTE BLISS. Vedic astrology Astrology chart Astrology software Visit your group "" on the web. Start your day with - make it your home page Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 30, 2005 Report Share Posted July 30, 2005 Thank God the bush is not on fire (Biblical story reference!)although these days for some Bush and "fire!" sound synonymous! RR , vattem krishnan <bursar_99> wrote: > Dear Rohini ji, > It is really fascinating that to see that Both of you are beating the bush(with no result).may be a way wardness! > > 'how do we distinguish between "free will events" and "destined events"' . > if not really putting my nose,I am some how destined events or those events are those which we want to happen and contribute for their happening. > where as free willthey are external to us and as they occur we reconcile with them. > > > > > The problem is or at least in part is: there is no absolutely water- > tight combination in astrology that anyone can claim as happening > 100% of times (including sun in leo or aries and what it can bring > about, for example). > Yeah! I agree as Astrology is partially dealing about free will > krishnan > > "Rohini (Crystal Pages)" <rrgb@s...> wrote: > Dear Aruna, > > The very fact that this topic gets discussed every so often, nearly > on every jyotish discussion group -- and continues to be discussed, > often by the same individuals is very telling! There is no one view, > one final view that everyone seems to buy and be satisfied by. Often > remains a theoretical discussion with assumptions some of which > cannot be proven and hence remain unsatisfactory, like indigestion > from eating too much pizza. And yet, as soon as the indigestion is > over, people go and indulge in some more pizza and so the beating of > gums (or tapping of keyboards) continues. > > Hope I am not sounding too curmudgeonish :-) > > The problem is or at least in part is: there is no absolutely water- > tight combination in astrology that anyone can claim as happening > 100% of times (including sun in leo or aries and what it can bring > about, for example). > > Given that and the fact that life cannot be played in reverse and re- > recorded (first time around, live in TAO and make no effort, study > outcome, then rewind tape and this time make efforts and see how it > turns out). Even this simple thing would not be easily tested because > transits might change or something else could throw in the monkey > wrench. > > In the same vein, your example of Mahatma Gandhi sounds very > plausible and given the birth rate even back then it stands to reason > that several others might have been born with nearly identical charts > as Gandhiji, however, have you really seen those other charts? > Without having those examples, it remains an assumption, at best, > does it not? > > RR > > > > > , as T <ast77us> wrote: > > Rohiniji, > > You touched upon a subject that I was debating in my mind, as to > how much of all our life is dictated by destiny, and whether or not > we have free will at all ,and when is it it more evident, and how do > we distinguish between "free will events" and "destined events" . > > Twins born with the same identical charts may not have identical > life, what caused that distinction? Also there are few other people > born with the same chart as Mahatma gandhi ( born aound same time , > same location with same chart) have not become mahatmas. > > I would appreciate an answer from you, if not you can direct me to > a site which can explain this for me. > > > > Thanks and regards, > > Aruna. > > "Rohini (Crystal Pages)" <rrgb@s...> wrote: > > There are those who believe that everything about an individual and > > his/her life must be reflected in the horoscope. They truly believe > > that everything is destined. There are the other extreme that hold > the > > view that everything can be changed and indeed many do not believe > in > > astrology or that horoscope truly reflects one's experiences in > life. > > Then there are those that fall in between these extremes. > > > > > > Send instant messages to your online friends > http://uk.messenger. > > > > > SURRENDER JOYFULLY TO THE WILL OF THE ULTIMATE DIVINITY AND RELISH THE TASTE OF ABSOLUTE BLISS. > > > > > > > Vedic astrology Astrology chart Astrology software > > > > > > Visit your group "" on the web. > > > > > Terms of Service. > > > > > > > > > Start your day with - make it your home page > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 30, 2005 Report Share Posted July 30, 2005 great!(: "Rohini (Crystal Pages)" <rrgb wrote:Thank God the bush is not on fire (Biblical story reference!)although these days for some Bush and "fire!" sound synonymous! RR , vattem krishnan <bursar_99> wrote: > Dear Rohini ji, > It is really fascinating that to see that Both of you are beating the bush(with no result).may be a way wardness! > > 'how do we distinguish between "free will events" and "destined events"' . > if not really putting my nose,I am some how destined events or those events are those which we want to happen and contribute for their happening. > where as free willthey are external to us and as they occur we reconcile with them. > > > > > The problem is or at least in part is: there is no absolutely water- > tight combination in astrology that anyone can claim as happening > 100% of times (including sun in leo or aries and what it can bring > about, for example). > Yeah! I agree as Astrology is partially dealing about free will > krishnan > > "Rohini (Crystal Pages)" <rrgb@s...> wrote: > Dear Aruna, > > The very fact that this topic gets discussed every so often, nearly > on every jyotish discussion group -- and continues to be discussed, > often by the same individuals is very telling! There is no one view, > one final view that everyone seems to buy and be satisfied by. Often > remains a theoretical discussion with assumptions some of which > cannot be proven and hence remain unsatisfactory, like indigestion > from eating too much pizza. And yet, as soon as the indigestion is > over, people go and indulge in some more pizza and so the beating of > gums (or tapping of keyboards) continues. > > Hope I am not sounding too curmudgeonish :-) > > The problem is or at least in part is: there is no absolutely water- > tight combination in astrology that anyone can claim as happening > 100% of times (including sun in leo or aries and what it can bring > about, for example). > > Given that and the fact that life cannot be played in reverse and re- > recorded (first time around, live in TAO and make no effort, study > outcome, then rewind tape and this time make efforts and see how it > turns out). Even this simple thing would not be easily tested because > transits might change or something else could throw in the monkey > wrench. > > In the same vein, your example of Mahatma Gandhi sounds very > plausible and given the birth rate even back then it stands to reason > that several others might have been born with nearly identical charts > as Gandhiji, however, have you really seen those other charts? > Without having those examples, it remains an assumption, at best, > does it not? > > RR > > > > > , as T <ast77us> wrote: > > Rohiniji, > > You touched upon a subject that I was debating in my mind, as to > how much of all our life is dictated by destiny, and whether or not > we have free will at all ,and when is it it more evident, and how do > we distinguish between "free will events" and "destined events" . > > Twins born with the same identical charts may not have identical > life, what caused that distinction? Also there are few other people > born with the same chart as Mahatma gandhi ( born aound same time , > same location with same chart) have not become mahatmas. > > I would appreciate an answer from you, if not you can direct me to > a site which can explain this for me. > > > > Thanks and regards, > > Aruna. > > "Rohini (Crystal Pages)" <rrgb@s...> wrote: > > There are those who believe that everything about an individual and > > his/her life must be reflected in the horoscope. They truly believe > > that everything is destined. There are the other extreme that hold > the > > view that everything can be changed and indeed many do not believe > in > > astrology or that horoscope truly reflects one's experiences in > life. > > Then there are those that fall in between these extremes. > > > > > > Send instant messages to your online friends > http://uk.messenger. > > > > > SURRENDER JOYFULLY TO THE WILL OF THE ULTIMATE DIVINITY AND RELISH THE TASTE OF ABSOLUTE BLISS. > > > > > > > Vedic astrology Astrology chart Astrology software > > > > > > Visit your group "" on the web. > > > > > Terms of Service. > > > > > > > > > Start your day with - make it your home page > > SURRENDER JOYFULLY TO THE WILL OF THE ULTIMATE DIVINITY AND RELISH THE TASTE OF ABSOLUTE BLISS. Vedic astrology Astrology chart Astrology software Visit your group "" on the web. Start your day with - make it your home page Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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