Elective Cesaerian-To Ashish

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Om Namo Narayanaya

 

Dear Ashish

 

No. I am not trying to take the role of God. Nobody can.

 

I think this lady (who is a friend of my friend) wants to choose a "good time"

for the delivery so that the child has a good life, which I think is absolutely

a normal expectation of any parent.

 

I agree. In any case the child will come at a time which is already destined.

Perhaps we can treat this as a case of learning too.

 

I have, in the past, come across a few elective cesaerian cases where a time gap

of about 2 hours was given by astrologers so that lagna was fixed, though being

a member of this group I personally do not agree. But we cannot educate every

aspiring and expecting mother on the importance of every 'second' that can

cause significant changes in the vargas.

 

Perhaps all we can do is give her a time band which is safe enough to the extent

we can see. Sure enough we cannot determine the yet-to-be-born's life. Karmas

rule ultimately.

 

Sincerely

R. Kasthuri Rangan

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ashish Mathur <ashishm (AT) mahindrabt (DOT) com> wrote:

Dear Sir,

 

I think you are trying to achieve the role of God to chose the time of birth

which is one of the most important aspects of one's life.

 

There was a similar case for one of my aunt's in which we decided to have a time

planned and since the doctors were known to us so they also decided to go along

with this ( shaking there head of course ! ) , however despite everything the

baby decided to come earlier then the date-time planned though by caesarean

only.

Maybe we cannot yet plan everything .....

 

best wishes to the lady ...... however there is also the possibility that you

can fix a time and baby will come at that time but most probably he/she would

have come at that time anyway ( irrespective of your planning the birth time )

 

Regards,

Ashish

 

 

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