Guest guest Posted January 6, 2004 Report Share Posted January 6, 2004 Hi Mukund, You are wrong, when you say that remedies dont work. It worked wonders for me,my family and friends... You may think that this may be coincidence but it is not. Here are some of my experiences 1) In 1994, we (my family) were going through a very rough phase of life. (solving those problems were beyond our means...) So i went to a naadi jotish(at chidambaram) to find whether any remedy is available. He suggested to do couple of remedies... Once i did that, things really changed for better. 2)year 1999 One of my friend(woman) had terrible maritial problems and wanted divorce, but her husband did not want to give her one. so i checked the naadi again to solve this. They gave the remedies. It was told that she will get divorce and will marry in 3 years and live happily. Since she is usa (also she does not believe in jotish), i did those remedies on behalf of her. Her divorce went smooth. In 2003, she got married and lives very happily. 3) 2003, We all thought that my elder brother(39yrs old) will never get married, but once we did the remedies in 2002, he got married in 2003. You have to have faith in order to work for you... Good luck mukund Senthil ======================================================= vedic astrology, "monmuk111" <monmuk111> wrote: > Hello Vidyut: > > Very well said (about unmarried girls and child-less couples). > > However, my question to you and especially to the GURUS is that even > if we/GURUS make predictions for individuals who're having a tough > time in life, will this prediction change their fate???? > > If one is destined to suffer, one will HAVE to suffer--with or > without a prediction. > > Also, us mortals have are driven by strong karmic forces inherited > from our prior lives and NO MATTER how hard we try, our karmic forces > compell us to commit certain karmas, bad as well as good. -- I'll > give you my own example--Sanjay Rath told me to give up drinking > alcohol to apease Saturn in my 5th house in Pisces, I tried giving up > alcohol, but I just wasn't able to. I continue drinking as strong > karmic forces drive me towards the bottle every evening. > > Having established that strong karmic forces inherited from our prior > lives drive our current life, what good will the prediction do for an > individual???? If the prediction is GOOD, the individual will > temporarily feel GOOD and if the prediction is BAD, the individual > will feel sad and depressed. > > Say for example, PVR Narshimha, the esteemed Jyotish and owner of > this board, had made a prediction for Jeffery Dahmer and told Dahmer > that there is doom and gloom in his future. After reading PVR's > prediction, would Dahmer have given up raping and killing and eating > innocent men? NO, the karmic forces would have compelled Dahmer to > committ the bad karma. > > Say for example, PVR Narshimha, the esteemed Jyotish and owner of > this board, had made a prediction for Timothy Mcveigh,the fellow who > blew up the Federal building in Arkansas and told him that there is > doom and gloom in his future. After reading PVR's prediction, would > Mcveigh have NOT BLOWN UP THE FEDERAL BUILDING AND MURDERED HUNDREDS > OF INNOCENT PEOPLE INCLUDING CHILDREN? NO, the karmic forces would > have compelled Mcveigh to committ his bad karma. > > Does a Jyotish prediction changes one's fate??? NO, a big fat NO. > > Do Jyothis remedies change one's fate???? NO, does walking around > with a huge planetary gemstone on one's finger change one's > destiny????? NO. > > Or sitting before a picture of a Hindu God or a Christian Crucifix or > the Jewish Torah and chanting mantras change one's destiny???? NO. > > Only GOOD karma in the current life washes off the bad karma from the > current life as well as whatever bad karma is inherited from prior > life and POSSIBLY gives a good easy life in the next birth. > > Good karma towards our fellow beings (humans and animals) is the key > to salvation--Lord Krishna said this and I quote it. Jesus in a > roundabout way said it and I quote it. I don't know much about > Judaism and Islam, but I'm sure these religions have prescribed a > righteious life. > > The rest (gemstones, kavachs, mantras, tantras, poojas, talismans > etc.) are a big heap of crap invented by greedy pundits, priests and > astrologers as money-making tools. > > Mukund Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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