Shakti Kuta = Manus Ponthanam

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Namaste,

 

To.Mohanji,Sanjayji & others.

 

"Prashna Marga" I have not come acrossed, so also so

the term "Shakti Kuta".We in Tamilnadu say 'Manas

ponthanam'needs no matching. JathakaChandrika and

Uttra Kaalamirdaham,Tamil versions discuss'Dasa

porutham' factor.

--- sanjayprabhakaran <sanjaychettiar

wrote:

 

> || Om Gurave Namah ||

>

> Namaste,

>

> There is a dictum from Vedic astrology book called

> "Prashna Marga"

> Where it's said if the girl and boy are in true love

> with each other

> then the Kuta is called "shakti kuta" then

> horoscopes should not be

> matched. Other than this you can refer Savitri's

> story, Shakuntala etc

> and types of marraiges from Vedic books.

>

> Warm Regards

> Sanjay P

>

> Hare Rama Krishna

>

> vedic astrology, Mohan

> Jyotishi

> <jyotishi231> wrote:

> >

> >

> > Dear Mr. Karunaakaran Raghavan,

> > Namaste,

> > Vedic dharma is still alive only because of

> fearless

> > people like you.

> >

> > The "fate" of running after "Vedic astrologers" is

> > evident from the "destiny" being "enjoyed" by our

> > neighbouring Hindu kingdom. The crwon prince

> there

> > assasinated his father and mother -- the king and

> > queen of that very kingdom, just because they did

> not

> > allow him to marry his sweet heart! And why did

> the

> > king and queen not let him do so? Because some

> > "Vedic astrologers" there had indicated that the

> > horoscope of the crown prince and his sweet heart

> did

> > not match!

> >

> > The crown prince is said to have ultimately shot

> > himself dead, which no "Vedic astrologer" there

> had

> > predicted!

> >

> > I am sure you would not like Indian citizens also

> to

> > face a similar dilemma as to whether they should

> marry

> > their sweet hearts against the "sane advice" of

> "Vedic

> > astrologers" or commit suicide to "marry their

> > sweethearts" in the next janma!

> >

> > With your "seventy years' experience" you have to

> wake

> > up the young as well as the old!

> > Dhanyavad.

> > Mohan Jyotishi

> >

> > > vedic astrology,

> KARUNAAKARAM

> > > RAAGHAVAM

> > > <munisevitham> wrote:

> > >

> > > Namaste,

> > >

> > > > As a matter of fact, predictive astrology is

> > > against

> > > the very spirit of Hindu scriptures since it is

> like

> > > going on a fishing expedition of peeping into

> future

> > > through astrology.

> > >

> > > If the dialogue of the Sage Veda Vyas to his

> mother

> > > Ms.Satyavati (refer to my original thread below)

> is

> > > true as per scripctures, I have no other option

> but

> > > to

> > > respect your sentiment .

> > >

> > > > That was actually a full time job of Babylon

> in

> > > about 4000 BCE, and just see for yourself the

> > > "magnificent" fate of that country for such a

> > > "glorious" pastime!

> > >

> > > I agree , many a youthful brilliant students

> of

> > > the

> > > world class institutes of Arts & Science, who

> are

> > > capable of leaving behind their permanent stamps

> in

> > > the society are encaged in predictive

> > > astrology,wasting their youthful man-hours doing

> > > unproductive excavations on others fate , may

> even

> > > become less attentive towards their duties,

> family

> > > and wards .

> > >

> > > Science mutes astrology :

> > > Natives of some villages situated on the slopes

> and

> > > edges of Deccan plateau were once going behind

> the

> > > astrologers ( for advice of seasonal rains )

> kept '

> > > one eye on the soil and the other on the sky '

> for

> > > sowing seeds.Long ago the area was adopted by a

> > > "Society Agaist Hunger campion" taught the

> natives

> > > many farming technics,at present the area

> resembles

> > > a

> > > delta region and the natives realised " work is

> to

> > > worship" rather than running behind astrologers

> for

> > > advices .

> > >

> > > My friends ridicule that astrology is a subject

> for

> > > the drop outs / retired from active life.

> > >

> > > I am in my 70s.Their word suits me.

> > >

> > > --- Mohan Jyotishi <jyotishi231> wrote:

> > >

> > > >

> > > > Dear Mr. Karunaakaran Raghavan,

> > > > "Vedic astrology" is actually a misnomer and a

> > > > square

> > > > peg in a round hole!

> > > >

> > > > The Vedas do not contain Rashis like Mesha,

> Vrisha

> > > > etc. nor is there any mention of planets like

> > > > Mangal,

> > > > Budha, Shani etc.

> > > >

> > > > "Vedanga Jyotisha" is a treatise of thirteenth

> > > > century

> > > > BCE which gives the methods of calculating

> mean

> > > > tithi,

> > > > nakshatra, months and Uttarayana etc. Even

> that

> > > > orignial indigenous work neither refers to

> Rashis

> > > > nor

> > > > to planets right from Budha to Rahu -- both

> > > > inclusive!

> > > > In other words, just the mention of Surya and

> > > > Chandra

> > > > is there, which means there was no predictive

> > > > astrology even as late as thirteenth Centruy

> BCE

> > > ---

> > > > Not to speak of the Vedic period of about 3000

> BCE

> > > > --

> > > > in India. Obviusly, to call predictive

> astrology,

> > > > and

> > > > that also the so called nirayana predictive

> > > > astrology.

> > > > as "Vedic" or "Vedanga Jyotisha" is a square

> peg

> > > in

> > > > a

> > > > round hole, much against the very spriti of

> the

> > > > Vedas

> > > > and the Vedanga Jyotisha!

> > > >

> > > > Thus the very first Indian work of predictive

> > > > astrology is Brihat Jatakam by Varahamihira

> and he

> > > > has

> > > > mentioned more Greek words like Kullera,

> Apoklima,

> > > > Panaphara etc. etc. than Sanskrit in them.

> > > >

> > > > The English translation of "Brihat Parashara

> > > > Horashastram" suppoed to have been written by

> > > > Parashara Rishi also shows its indebtedness to

> the

> > > > Greeks through Varahamihira, since it mentions

> > > > Sunapha, Anapaha and Durdhura Yogas etc. etc.

> ---

>

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