OSX and the software - for marla (and patricia alittle bit)

[Guest guest]

When I first made the program, I put the yoga names into English, so Hamsa

Yoga became "Great character", instead of just "Swan" (Hamsa), which is what

it really means, as in "Parama Hamsa" (Great Swan)

 

(Because Swans are said to be able to extract milk even when it's mixed with

water, or in other words, they can extract the essential from anything,

meaning, very smart, meaning, special teacher-this is the complexity and

completeness of knowing Sanskrit which I have a lot of familiarity with

because of the types of Gurus I had, which focused on this ancient Vedic

conceptualization very much)

 

So yes, I can translate things.

 

But the core buyer base of my program, the Indians and American Yogis, all

immediately rebelled saying they wanted it in Sanskrit...because there is an

almost fanatical attachment to the purity of it amongst persons following

all Hindu Branches. Translation seems to them, heretical sortof, just as

Mel Gibson has his OWN church on his OWN property and has his OWN priest say

mass in Latin there...if you can believe that.

 

My personal mood is yes, to bring it to the West.

 

My hunt for love, wife, has sidetracked my brain for a very long time, and

still does quite honestly. The sadness in me this has generated is still

highly debilitating. Please don't judge me. Me without love is like a

snail with a shell in a world of snail poison. I just am different than

most. This is really affecting me.

 

But it is my goal to bring this bird to the west for the benefit of the west

which used to have such gifts.

 

In fact, I have good mind to tak the whole thing, put it fully in English,

and call it Celtic Astrology, bam, no apologies, "just do it". Even rename

the Nakshatras, EVERYTHING...make it fully westernized, except link it to an

ancient white culture that believed in reincarnation and so on, so that the

concepts of the whole thing could continue on with it.

 

After all, my main purpose with my life has been to bring light and peace to

the world that needs it, which is the west moreso, or at least because I'm

white I do want to work here, bring it here.

 

As far as I'm concerned, Indians have MUCH greater access to information

than whites do, who have only this STUPID bible thing. (Sorry, I really

don't like the Judeo Christian thing at all myself).

 

So this is where it stands. I'm with you, and yet, by my business so far,

my hands are bound.

 

Saying "make it have a switch, a different version"....good

ideas....again...you're talking to a current dead man who is trying to talk

himself back into action ON THIS VERY DAY like every other day.

 

And the potential "wives" keep writing, keep putting me down, though wanting

me, telling me standard crap that doesn't apply to me, making me very sad,

pitting my brains and intelligence against receiving their love...so the

obvious choice is I stay with my life work, intelligence, beliefs, etc., and

don't get their love, and I haven't been able to talk myself into loving

that which is not attractive to me as "wife", so I remain in limbo, limbo

forever it seems...stuck....very stuck...

 

Honest as usual.

 

But today, today is special. For today I am trying to just move forward on

work and forget this dating process, just forget woman, and just work. I am

trying. I am broke, emotionally and financially. But I shall try. In the

name of all the good that is jyotish and all the good that has been in my

life, of all good attempts to spread goodness done by everyone, I shall try.

 

Onward, and yes, Engle-ish, is a priority of mine, as is Celt=ish and

Deucht-ish, Frank-ish, Hindi-ish, Gujarat-ish, etc-ish.

 

Love-ish

 

The Dude at the wheel of the software

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

nice poem, das.

you are fortunate to have such good friends...

whether near or far.

friends are precious, priceless.

 

i am 100% supportive of your new venture.

consider me a convenient guinea pig.

why?

because i know how to play dumb and ask

good questions and so i am a really good tester.

if i have questions, so will others.

if you can make it clear to me, then most

people will be able to understand it.

 

love, patricia

 

 

On May 31, 2006, at 6:27 AM, Das Goravani wrote:

 

> When I first made the program, I put the yoga names into English,

> so Hamsa

> Yoga became "Great character", instead of just "Swan" (Hamsa),

> which is what

> it really means, as in "Parama Hamsa" (Great Swan)

 

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"Nothing is so firmly believed, as what we least know" - Michael de

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Patricia Robinett

www.aesculapiuspress.com