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Thomas Beckett, Archbishop of Canterbury - would he be an example of both?

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<Nandan.Chakraborty

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Tuesday, October 30, 2001 9:25 AM

RY & PvRY v loose terms being used Re: Note on Pravrajya Yogas Re:

[vedic astrology] Re: replyfrom partha

 

 

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> Dear friends

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> I do not think people got the real message of my trying to DIVIDE the

> various forms of Pravrajya Yogas. Renunciation of what (various types:

> body, ego, material things, lust, etc etc) & seeking what (again various

> types: bhakti, gyan, etc).

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> Similarly, there are VARIOUS forms of RYs eg fame from GL, 1/5 emanations

> etc, wealth from HL, 2 related, etc.

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> So it is NOT a either-or thing here, between the 2 loosely termed sets, of

> RY & PvRY being mutually exclusive. This convenience of using these 2

terms

> for a wide variety of yogas is creating problems in understanding here, I

> think. You can have ONE avatar of PvRY & 1 avatar of RY. Or none of

either.

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> And another point: of course, u need not have PvRY to be spiritual, or RY

> to be famous. Didnt Shri Rath say that ONE-THIRD of all your houses, the

> Upachayas, are free-will!

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> Regards

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> nandan

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> ....... May Jupiter's light shine on us .......

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