Appointment of new Gurus and Administrative heads

[Guest guest]

Respected All New Gurus

 

congratulations and please accept my PRANAM.

 

AmolMandar

 

vedic astrology, "Sarbani" <sarbani@s...>

wrote:

>

> Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya

>

>

> Dear Jyotisha,

>

> Sri Jagannath Center is pleased to announce on this auspicious day,

new

> jyotisha gurus, SJC gurus (regional gurus) and country heads for

the Asia,

> Australia and European regions. The names of the newly appointed

gurus and

> administrative heads are listed in the attached pdf file.

>

> With best wishes,

>

> Sarbani Sarkar

[Guest guest]

Aum Namah Shivaya

 

 

Dear Sanjay, SJC members and friends,

 

Thanks for announcing my name in the list of new jyotish teachers.

Thanks to all those who had written to me. Sanjay had written to me

a few months back wondering about my reaction if he announced my

name as a Jyotish guru. Teaching and Jyotish had always been

foremost for me. I am quite happy to share knowledge freely. Of

course jyotish teachers are more of siksha gurus, and hence the term

jyotish acharya is more appropriate probably, than the word `guru',

in my opinion.

 

I would be quite happy to teach/share what I know, and see no

conflict in this regard with the SJC which aspires to do the same.

In fact the SJC's consistent efforts to promote the cause of Jyotish

and its role in popularizing and re-awakening the interest in

Jaimini matham as part of Parasara's teachings, are commendable.

Hence I had always been open to interaction, sharing and discussion

on these lists, as well as at the SJC's conferences in India.

 

But announcing my name as the President for the Australian chapter,

has been a surprise to me. While I would be quite happy to share

knowledge as a jyotish acharya, and extend my service to jyotish

lovers at SJC, I request Sanjay to kindly announce some other name

for the SJC's Australian president's role. I was not aware that my

name would be announced as the SJC's president for Australia. It is

learning and teaching that interests me more than anything else. I

wish not to be entangled in financial and administrative matters of

any organization generally. I do not wish to bite more than I can

chew. Sorry for the confusion.

 

 

Regards,

 

Satya