Guest guest Posted October 2, 2005 Report Share Posted October 2, 2005 Dear All, I have seen a comment in Rath's mail (addressing pradeep) that read like this: > "Rath: Sri Sanjay Rath will come up with the answers when he feels like > it and has done so meticulously for 7 years now. But has now realised > that these are means employed to take knowledge without a thank you > or respect. So the flow has choked." See!! Rath is addressing himself as 'Sri Sanjay Rath'!! Gorgeous! (i.e. He says to everybody that he should get respect). Who ever is taking or giving knowledge should give a thank you or respect (if in money that much good!). Are you there to sell knowledge?! This is a friend's forum and you would also be gaining knowledge from the discussions going on here. (It is not possible that you are all knowing person - omniscient!) To how many you have said the Thank you? And in a general communication do we need it, if not one is too much egotic? [bTW: If one demands respect he won't get it. One's actions may generate respect in others and therefore a humble man who loves the world never ask/demand respect from the world. It comes naturally!! It should come naturally!!] Knowledge is for everyone. The best motto is 'knowledge should be free'!! The Veda says 'Ano bhadra krethavoyanthu viswatha' [Let knowledge come to me from all directions]. Be thankful to the whole world from where we accumulate knowledge, and if you are really thankful there is no need to say so. What is happening in this forum is 'the giving and taking of knowledge among everybody' and in that case a thanks is always there in the air, from any member of the forum to all members of the forum. (I hope all dear ones will understand what I mean). Dear Rath I hope you too will understand this point. [1: It is not a classroom where one teaches and others learn! 2: Begging for respct hiding in the shadow of ego is not good! 3: Asking payment for knowledge sharing is rule of the world, but 'not the rule of the soul'!] See what Pradeep has to say about it: "I am a common man with all limitations. Still i have tried my best to remain with gratitude, towards all, from whom i have gained. When certain principles are beyond my understanding, i do speak against. It is not necessary that, what that is beyond my understanding, has to be false. But then satisfactory answers and explanations may be expected. As long as i do not get those, my doubts will remain." Well said! It is the attitude of every true learner/seeker, who always has something to give as well. See, in this way you are looking back at what is happening in your mind and soul, and the ultimate teacher (Siva - paramaguru or atma) is there within you to clear all the doubts. We should learn the lesson of self-analysis from the words of Pradeep. With warm regards, Sreenadh Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 2, 2005 Report Share Posted October 2, 2005 HAre Krishna Dear Shreenadh, I dont know who you are or how long you have been on this list, or if you have read all the numerous books and articles by Pt. Sanjay Rath and his many students.BUt one thing is you surely have no reality about him. Sanjay gives private readings which he charges for(BECAUSE, yes he needs to pay his bills like everyone)He also gives concessions for sincere people who dont have much money. I HAVE KNOWN HIM SINCE THE PAST 5 YEARS AND I HAVE SEEN HIM TIRELESS GIVE GIVE GIVE OF HIS VAST KNOWLEDGE OF VEDIC ASTROLOGY. Now my understanding from the vedas is the student is SUPPOSED to inquire submissively(humbly) to the guru, and then in exchange for knowledge the student is supposed to render service. What kind of guru wants to give give give to ungrateful or rude students!!!Why should he? Why should any guru waste his time? When there are students who are sincere wanting to listen and learn? He only has 24hours in a day. I think you do not know Pt. Rath at all and your comments will not set with students like me who have been given unlimited amounts of knowledge freely for years from him, Sorry if I offended you , but i found your post uncalled for and rude.Especially in light of the fact that he is the cetral pivot of the teachings here at SJC. PLease cease any other dergatory mails based on speculation. Lakshmi K vedic astrology, "Sreenadh" <sreelid> wrote: > Dear All, > I have seen a comment in Rath's mail (addressing pradeep) that read > like this: > > "Rath: Sri Sanjay Rath will come up with the answers when he feels > like > > it and has done so meticulously for 7 years now. But has now > realised > > that these are means employed to take knowledge without a thank you > > or respect. So the flow has choked." > > See!! Rath is addressing himself as 'Sri Sanjay Rath'!! Gorgeous! > (i.e. He says to everybody that he should get respect). Who ever is > taking or giving knowledge should give a thank you or respect (if in > money that much good!). Are you there to sell knowledge?! This is a > friend's forum and you would also be gaining knowledge from the > discussions going on here. (It is not possible that you are all > knowing person - omniscient!) To how many you have said the Thank you? > And in a general communication do we need it, if not one is too much > egotic? > [bTW: If one demands respect he won't get it. One's actions may > generate respect in others and therefore a humble man who loves the > world never ask/demand respect from the world. It comes naturally!! It > should come naturally!!] Knowledge is for everyone. The best motto is > 'knowledge should be free'!! > The Veda says 'Ano bhadra krethavoyanthu viswatha' [Let knowledge > come to me from all directions]. Be thankful to the whole world from > where we accumulate knowledge, and if you are really thankful there is > no need to say so. What is happening in this forum is 'the giving and > taking of knowledge among everybody' and in that case a thanks is > always there in the air, from any member of the forum to all members > of the forum. (I hope all dear ones will understand what I mean). > Dear Rath I hope you too will understand this point. > [1: It is not a classroom where one teaches and others learn! > 2: Begging for respct hiding in the shadow of ego is not good! > 3: Asking payment for knowledge sharing is rule of the world, but > 'not the rule of the soul'!] > See what Pradeep has to say about it: > "I am a common man with all limitations. Still i have tried my best > to remain with gratitude, towards all, from whom i have gained. When > certain principles are beyond my understanding, i do speak against. It > is not necessary that, what that is beyond my understanding, has to be > false. But then satisfactory answers and explanations may be expected. > As long as i do not get those, my doubts will remain." > Well said! It is the attitude of every true learner/seeker, who > always has something to give as well. See, in this way you are looking > back at what is happening in your mind and soul, and the ultimate > teacher (Siva - paramaguru or atma) is there within you to clear all > the doubts. We should learn the lesson of self-analysis from the words > of Pradeep. > > With warm regards, > Sreenadh Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 2, 2005 Report Share Posted October 2, 2005 Dear lakshmi ji, I should humbly remind you that it is not a classroom where some teacher rules supreme. It is a discussion forum, where give and take of knowledge happens between everybody. There is no teacher student relation but just the knowledge sharing between good hearts. I am no student of Rath and he is no student of me! I was just commenting on one of the statements he made. You should remember that we do not know many in this list personally except through their words! What we reply is to the spoken words. I respect Rath's works and devotion to the subject but still should say what I felt saying. If it hurts Rath's students - sorry. Love, Sreenadh vedic astrology, "lakshmikary" <lakshmikary@y. ...> wrote: > HAre Krishna > Dear Shreenadh, > I dont know who you are or how long you have been on this list, or > if you have read all the numerous books and articles by Pt. Sanjay > Rath and his many students.BUt one thing is you surely have no > reality about him. > Sanjay gives private readings which he charges for(BECAUSE, yes he > needs to pay his bills like everyone)He also gives concessions for > sincere people who dont have much money. > I HAVE KNOWN HIM SINCE THE PAST 5 YEARS AND I HAVE SEEN HIM TIRELESS > GIVE GIVE GIVE OF HIS VAST KNOWLEDGE OF VEDIC ASTROLOGY. > Now my understanding from the vedas is the student is SUPPOSED to > inquire submissively(humbly) to the guru, > and then in exchange for knowledge the student is supposed to render > service. > What kind of guru wants to give give give to ungrateful or rude > students!!!Why should he? > Why should any guru waste his time? When there are students who are > sincere wanting to listen and learn? > He only has 24hours in a day. > I think you do not know Pt. Rath at all and your comments will not > set with students like me who have been given unlimited amounts of > knowledge freely for years from him, > Sorry if I offended you , but i found your post uncalled for and > rude.Especially in light of the fact that he is the cetral pivot of > the teachings here at SJC. > PLease cease any other dergatory mails based on speculation. > Lakshmi K > > vedic astrology, "Sreenadh" <sreelid> > wrote: > > Dear All, > > I have seen a comment in Rath's mail (addressing pradeep) that > read > > like this: > > > "Rath: Sri Sanjay Rath will come up with the answers when he > feels > > like > > > it and has done so meticulously for 7 years now. But has now > > realised > > > that these are means employed to take knowledge without a thank > you > > > or respect. So the flow has choked." > > > > See!! Rath is addressing himself as 'Sri Sanjay Rath'!! > Gorgeous! > > (i.e. He says to everybody that he should get respect). Who ever > is > > taking or giving knowledge should give a thank you or respect (if > in > > money that much good!). Are you there to sell knowledge?! This is > a > > friend's forum and you would also be gaining knowledge from the > > discussions going on here. (It is not possible that you are all > > knowing person - omniscient!) To how many you have said the Thank > you? > > And in a general communication do we need it, if not one is too > much > > egotic? > > [bTW: If one demands respect he won't get it. One's actions may > > generate respect in others and therefore a humble man who loves > the > > world never ask/demand respect from the world. It comes > naturally!! It > > should come naturally!!] Knowledge is for everyone. The best motto > is > > 'knowledge should be free'!! > > The Veda says 'Ano bhadra krethavoyanthu viswatha' [Let > knowledge > > come to me from all directions]. Be thankful to the whole world > from > > where we accumulate knowledge, and if you are really thankful > there is > > no need to say so. What is happening in this forum is 'the giving > and > > taking of knowledge among everybody' and in that case a thanks is > > always there in the air, from any member of the forum to all > members > > of the forum. (I hope all dear ones will understand what I mean). > > Dear Rath I hope you too will understand this point. > > [1: It is not a classroom where one teaches and others learn! > > 2: Begging for respct hiding in the shadow of ego is not good! > > 3: Asking payment for knowledge sharing is rule of the world, > but > > 'not the rule of the soul'!] > > See what Pradeep has to say about it: > > "I am a common man with all limitations. Still i have tried my > best > > to remain with gratitude, towards all, from whom i have gained. > When > > certain principles are beyond my understanding, i do speak > against. It > > is not necessary that, what that is beyond my understanding, has > to be > > false. But then satisfactory answers and explanations may be > expected. > > As long as i do not get those, my doubts will remain." > > Well said! It is the attitude of every true learner/seeker, who > > always has something to give as well. See, in this way you are > looking > > back at what is happening in your mind and soul, and the ultimate > > teacher (Siva - paramaguru or atma) is there within you to clear > all > > the doubts. We should learn the lesson of self-analysis from the > words > > of Pradeep. > > > > With warm regards, > > Sreenadh Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 2, 2005 Report Share Posted October 2, 2005 Om Krishna Guru Namaste Sreenadh Ji, Please do not post such messages in the future in the list. As many of us know who/what is Sanjay Ji and how much knowledge he has given to us without expecting anything in return from us. I have been in association with Sanjay Ji and SJC for the past 2+ years and I have not seen you for long, hence I guess, you do not know, who is Sanjay Ji. So my suggesion is take it easy and do not jump into quick conclsions and focus on Jyotish learning and helping please. If you have anything to talk about this, please write to me privately. Regards Raghunatha Rao vedic astrology, "Sreenadh" <sreelid> wrote: > Dear lakshmi ji, > I should humbly remind you that it is not a classroom where some > teacher rules supreme. It is a discussion forum, where give and take > of knowledge happens between everybody. There is no teacher student > relation but just the knowledge sharing between good hearts. > I am no student of Rath and he is no student of me! I was just > commenting on one of the statements he made. You should remember that > we do not know many in this list personally except through their > words! What we reply is to the spoken words. I respect Rath's works > and devotion to the subject but still should say what I felt saying. > If it hurts Rath's students - sorry. > Love, > Sreenadh > > vedic astrology, "lakshmikary" <lakshmikary@y. > ..> wrote: > > HAre Krishna > > Dear Shreenadh, > > I dont know who you are or how long you have been on this list, or > > if you have read all the numerous books and articles by Pt. Sanjay > > Rath and his many students.BUt one thing is you surely have no > > reality about him. > > Sanjay gives private readings which he charges for(BECAUSE, yes he > > needs to pay his bills like everyone)He also gives concessions for > > sincere people who dont have much money. > > I HAVE KNOWN HIM SINCE THE PAST 5 YEARS AND I HAVE SEEN HIM TIRELESS > > GIVE GIVE GIVE OF HIS VAST KNOWLEDGE OF VEDIC ASTROLOGY. > > Now my understanding from the vedas is the student is SUPPOSED to > > inquire submissively(humbly) to the guru, > > and then in exchange for knowledge the student is supposed to render > > service. > > What kind of guru wants to give give give to ungrateful or rude > > students!!!Why should he? > > Why should any guru waste his time? When there are students who are > > sincere wanting to listen and learn? > > He only has 24hours in a day. > > I think you do not know Pt. Rath at all and your comments will not > > set with students like me who have been given unlimited amounts of > > knowledge freely for years from him, > > Sorry if I offended you , but i found your post uncalled for and > > rude.Especially in light of the fact that he is the cetral pivot of > > the teachings here at SJC. > > PLease cease any other dergatory mails based on speculation. > > Lakshmi K > > > > vedic astrology, "Sreenadh" <sreelid> > > wrote: > > > Dear All, > > > I have seen a comment in Rath's mail (addressing pradeep) that > > read > > > like this: > > > > "Rath: Sri Sanjay Rath will come up with the answers when he > > feels > > > like > > > > it and has done so meticulously for 7 years now. But has now > > > realised > > > > that these are means employed to take knowledge without a thank > > you > > > > or respect. So the flow has choked." > > > > > > See!! Rath is addressing himself as 'Sri Sanjay Rath'!! > > Gorgeous! > > > (i.e. He says to everybody that he should get respect). Who ever > > is > > > taking or giving knowledge should give a thank you or respect (if > > in > > > money that much good!). Are you there to sell knowledge?! This is > > a > > > friend's forum and you would also be gaining knowledge from the > > > discussions going on here. (It is not possible that you are all > > > knowing person - omniscient!) To how many you have said the Thank > > you? > > > And in a general communication do we need it, if not one is too > > much > > > egotic? > > > [bTW: If one demands respect he won't get it. One's actions may > > > generate respect in others and therefore a humble man who loves > > the > > > world never ask/demand respect from the world. It comes > > naturally!! It > > > should come naturally!!] Knowledge is for everyone. The best motto > > is > > > 'knowledge should be free'!! > > > The Veda says 'Ano bhadra krethavoyanthu viswatha' [Let > > knowledge > > > come to me from all directions]. Be thankful to the whole world > > from > > > where we accumulate knowledge, and if you are really thankful > > there is > > > no need to say so. What is happening in this forum is 'the giving > > and > > > taking of knowledge among everybody' and in that case a thanks is > > > always there in the air, from any member of the forum to all > > members > > > of the forum. (I hope all dear ones will understand what I mean). > > > Dear Rath I hope you too will understand this point. > > > [1: It is not a classroom where one teaches and others learn! > > > 2: Begging for respct hiding in the shadow of ego is not good! > > > 3: Asking payment for knowledge sharing is rule of the world, > > but > > > 'not the rule of the soul'!] > > > See what Pradeep has to say about it: > > > "I am a common man with all limitations. Still i have tried my > > best > > > to remain with gratitude, towards all, from whom i have gained. > > When > > > certain principles are beyond my understanding, i do speak > > against. It > > > is not necessary that, what that is beyond my understanding, has > > to be > > > false. But then satisfactory answers and explanations may be > > expected. > > > As long as i do not get those, my doubts will remain." > > > Well said! It is the attitude of every true learner/seeker, who > > > always has something to give as well. See, in this way you are > > looking > > > back at what is happening in your mind and soul, and the ultimate > > > teacher (Siva - paramaguru or atma) is there within you to clear > > all > > > the doubts. We should learn the lesson of self-analysis from the > > words > > > of Pradeep. > > > > > > With warm regards, > > > Sreenadh Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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