Q for beginners only (<1 year in jyotish)! to RRji

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Dear RR Ji

 

Yes, even i am on verge of quitting my profession as a writer. Family

is strongly opposed to such a move. May be they fear that instead of

masala dosa, i may get some idli, whcih looks nice, but without any

masala .

best regards

partha

partvinu.tripod.com

 

 

, "Rohini (Crystal Pages)"

<rrgb@s...> wrote:

>

> Okay dada, I confess -- I was hungry, fancied for some reason

masala

> dosa but no way I am getting that right now, so I rolled that into

my

> other love -- jyotish. Suddenly they became one through the message

I

> posted and I enjoyed them both without actually eating either!

>

> I am sure you understand ;-)

>

> RR

>

> , vattem krishnan

> <bursar_99> wrote:

> >

> >

> > Hello friend,

> > Different means to satisfy the inclinations and ambitions and the

> resultant confidences,egos and abilities that arise out of these

> gourmets like masal dosas.

> > yet one should not deling all these efforts(beginners) how long

are

> likely to last.There are some who after say year or so suddenly go

> behind screens and want to delearn and there are others they feel

> they are not meant for hollow jyotish etc.

> > Even I can cite very important friend of me working as very

senior

> doctor took up jyotish when her son/daughter was not found to be

> bright in studies and left the jyotish when she was disgusted

finding

> remedy through jyotish is not her cup of tea

> > like wise a very bright and promising enterpreneur with almost

> 24hours of busy schedules made hell of effort to know and learn

> jyotish may be year and beyond with the acumen he had as a computer

> geek and failed to pursue,though gives predictions.

> > My only gut feeling that if one has enthu to learn,let them also

> link their souls what their chakras speak of when ever jyotish

> influences their body,mind and soul and feel:

> > "Have I justdescribed masala dosa or jyotish? Food for the mouth

> and body and food forthe soul -- where is the difference?"

> > Answer as admitted by most of Gurus is planets in their charts

drag

> to jyotish and other occult sciences and emerge after some efforts

> and changing their lines of profession to jyotish and others

> abandoning despite all their zeal and enthusiasm

> > There are people and very illustrous who as o hobby took up to

the

> cause of Astrology leaving their very very promising professions

and

> preferred to be called as jyotishis than as through their fields

> where they relished all culinary skills and invented excellent

items

> going beyond their imaginations coming up with paneer dosas etc but

> landed as very very unattracive jyotish.such is the hangover

required

> if one wants to jump into this mystery field and the yers needed

for

> learning and to to know as beginning or end is beyond one oratory

> skills.

> > so friends,Astrology is a field one has to learn out of his own

> karmic results either to continue with or to get lost for one or

> other reason.No doubt the soul survives through the jyotish even

> without dosas

> > krishnan

> > Hemal Bhatt <hkbhatt00> wrote:

> >

> >

> > --- "Rohini (Crystal Pages)" <rrgb@s...> wrote:

> >

> > > Rishi ji,

> > >

> > > I did not mean "Beginner = those <1 year in jyotish"

> > > but 'Beginners

> > > who have been seriously learning jyotish for less

> > > than one year' :-)

> > > You (and more so others ...) have demonstrated how

> > > careful one must

> > > be when writing on internet where there are more

> > > chances of being

> > > misinterpreted or worse someone projecting their

> > > inner feelings and

> > > framework on the objective reality!

> > >

> > > So by my intended meaning, I was not implying that

> > > after the first

> > > year suddenly from the cocoon emerges the beautiful

> > > butterfly! In

> > > fact we are all beginners in my view.

> > >

> > > Why the first year? Because during the first year

> > > one spends much or

> > > all of one's time in getting down the basics firmly.

> > > I realize that

> > > some very ambitious and brilliant beginners would be

> > > thinking at this

> > > point -- One whole year? But few of us can devote

> > > all our time to

> > > jyotish, particularly not the beginners who must

> > > also carry other

> > > activities necessary for life and living. However,

> > > it is usually

> > > dangerous (well maybe too strong a word!) to jump

> > > into the deep end

> > > too quickly without wrestling with and getting to

> > > know the basics.

> > > This is the only antidote against all or most of the

> > > confusion we see

> > > on the net in the questions that are asked on

> > > certain yogas and

> > > techniques. Like a properly cooked masala dosa, the

> > > shell has to have

> > > a certain cripness and rigidity (boundaries) and the

> > > inside has to be

> > > soft, nutritious and when consumed give the flavour

> > > and sense of

> > > completeness and great potentials of expansion and

> > > comprehensiveness.

> > > The mixture of the morsel of boundaries, hardness,

> > > crispness and

> > > nutritive expansiveness within. Have I just

> > > described masala dosa or

> > > jyotish? Food for the mouth and body and food for

> > > the soul -- where

> > > is the difference?

> > >

> > > To cut to the chase, I just wanted to make sure that

> > > newcomers could

> > > spot the venus mercury discrepancy in my

> > > hypothetical example. As

> > > pedestrian as that! I had jupiter there but for some

> > > reason decided

> > > to insert venus hence the faux pas!

> > >

> > > regards,

> > >

> > > RR

> > >

> > >

> > > , rishi

> > > shukla

> > > <rishi_2000in> wrote:

> > > >

> > > > Rohiniji,

> > > > Two questions:

> > > > 1.Does one not remain a beginner after one year in

> > > > jyotish?

> > > > 2.When does the 'one year' time begin from?

> > > > regards,

> > > > rishi

> > > >

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Partha ji,

 

I sincerely hope things go well for you and your family and if

possible, you do continue to keep writing. It is rare to find a

passion and dedication as well as understanding for jyotish as you

certainly have alongwith writing abilities of professional calibre.

Sona with sugandh as they say (gold with a scent).

 

RR

 

, "V.Partha sarathy"

<partvinu@g...> wrote:

>

> Dear RR Ji

>

> Yes, even i am on verge of quitting my profession as a writer.

Family

> is strongly opposed to such a move. May be they fear that instead

of

> masala dosa, i may get some idli, whcih looks nice, but without any

> masala .

> best regards

> partha

> partvinu.tripod.com

>

>

> , "Rohini (Crystal Pages)"

> <rrgb@s...> wrote:

> >

> > Okay dada, I confess -- I was hungry, fancied for some reason

> masala

> > dosa but no way I am getting that right now, so I rolled that

into

> my

> > other love -- jyotish. Suddenly they became one through the

message

> I

> > posted and I enjoyed them both without actually eating either!

> >

> > I am sure you understand ;-)

> >

> > RR

> >

> > , vattem krishnan

> > <bursar_99> wrote:

> > >

> > >

> > > Hello friend,

> > > Different means to satisfy the inclinations and ambitions and

the

> > resultant confidences,egos and abilities that arise out of these

> > gourmets like masal dosas.

> > > yet one should not deling all these efforts(beginners) how long

> are

> > likely to last.There are some who after say year or so suddenly

go

> > behind screens and want to delearn and there are others they feel

> > they are not meant for hollow jyotish etc.

> > > Even I can cite very important friend of me working as very

> senior

> > doctor took up jyotish when her son/daughter was not found to be

> > bright in studies and left the jyotish when she was disgusted

> finding

> > remedy through jyotish is not her cup of tea

> > > like wise a very bright and promising enterpreneur with almost

> > 24hours of busy schedules made hell of effort to know and learn

> > jyotish may be year and beyond with the acumen he had as a

computer

> > geek and failed to pursue,though gives predictions.

> > > My only gut feeling that if one has enthu to learn,let them

also

> > link their souls what their chakras speak of when ever jyotish

> > influences their body,mind and soul and feel:

> > > "Have I justdescribed masala dosa or jyotish? Food for the

mouth

> > and body and food forthe soul -- where is the difference?"

> > > Answer as admitted by most of Gurus is planets in their charts

> drag

> > to jyotish and other occult sciences and emerge after some

efforts

> > and changing their lines of profession to jyotish and others

> > abandoning despite all their zeal and enthusiasm

> > > There are people and very illustrous who as o hobby took up to

> the

> > cause of Astrology leaving their very very promising professions

> and

> > preferred to be called as jyotishis than as through their fields

> > where they relished all culinary skills and invented excellent

> items

> > going beyond their imaginations coming up with paneer dosas etc

but

> > landed as very very unattracive jyotish.such is the hangover

> required

> > if one wants to jump into this mystery field and the yers needed

> for

> > learning and to to know as beginning or end is beyond one oratory

> > skills.

> > > so friends,Astrology is a field one has to learn out of his own

> > karmic results either to continue with or to get lost for one or

> > other reason.No doubt the soul survives through the jyotish even

> > without dosas

> > > krishnan

> > > Hemal Bhatt <hkbhatt00> wrote:

> > >

> > >

> > > --- "Rohini (Crystal Pages)" <rrgb@s...> wrote:

> > >

> > > > Rishi ji,

> > > >

> > > > I did not mean "Beginner = those <1 year in jyotish"

> > > > but 'Beginners

> > > > who have been seriously learning jyotish for less

> > > > than one year' :-)

> > > > You (and more so others ...) have demonstrated how

> > > > careful one must

> > > > be when writing on internet where there are more

> > > > chances of being

> > > > misinterpreted or worse someone projecting their

> > > > inner feelings and

> > > > framework on the objective reality!

> > > >

> > > > So by my intended meaning, I was not implying that

> > > > after the first

> > > > year suddenly from the cocoon emerges the beautiful

> > > > butterfly! In

> > > > fact we are all beginners in my view.

> > > >

> > > > Why the first year? Because during the first year

> > > > one spends much or

> > > > all of one's time in getting down the basics firmly.

> > > > I realize that

> > > > some very ambitious and brilliant beginners would be

> > > > thinking at this

> > > > point -- One whole year? But few of us can devote

> > > > all our time to

> > > > jyotish, particularly not the beginners who must

> > > > also carry other

> > > > activities necessary for life and living. However,

> > > > it is usually

> > > > dangerous (well maybe too strong a word!) to jump

> > > > into the deep end

> > > > too quickly without wrestling with and getting to

> > > > know the basics.

> > > > This is the only antidote against all or most of the

> > > > confusion we see

> > > > on the net in the questions that are asked on

> > > > certain yogas and

> > > > techniques. Like a properly cooked masala dosa, the

> > > > shell has to have

> > > > a certain cripness and rigidity (boundaries) and the

> > > > inside has to be

> > > > soft, nutritious and when consumed give the flavour

> > > > and sense of

> > > > completeness and great potentials of expansion and

> > > > comprehensiveness.

> > > > The mixture of the morsel of boundaries, hardness,

> > > > crispness and

> > > > nutritive expansiveness within. Have I just

> > > > described masala dosa or

> > > > jyotish? Food for the mouth and body and food for

> > > > the soul -- where

> > > > is the difference?

> > > >

> > > > To cut to the chase, I just wanted to make sure that

> > > > newcomers could

> > > > spot the venus mercury discrepancy in my

> > > > hypothetical example. As

> > > > pedestrian as that! I had jupiter there but for some

> > > > reason decided

> > > > to insert venus hence the faux pas!

> > > >

> > > > regards,

> > > >

> > > > RR

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > , rishi

> > > > shukla

> > > > <rishi_2000in> wrote:

> > > > >

> > > > > Rohiniji,

> > > > > Two questions:

> > > > > 1.Does one not remain a beginner after one year in

> > > > > jyotish?

> > > > > 2.When does the 'one year' time begin from?

> > > > > regards,

> > > > > rishi

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > Music Unlimited

> > > > > Access over 1 million songs. Try it free.

> > > > > http://music./unlimited/

> > > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > SURRENDER JOYFULLY TO THE WILL OF THE ULTIMATE DIVINITY AND

> RELISH

> > THE TASTE OF ABSOLUTE BLISS.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Hindu astrology Vedic astrology Free vedic astrology

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Visit your group "" on the web.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Terms of

> > Service.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > FareChase - Search multiple travel sites in one click.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> >

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