short leave from the group

[Guest guest]

dear friends

 

have just relocated to hyderabad and it would take some time for me

to settle here and shall continue my active contributions once am

settled here.

 

have been accessing mails from a cybercafe off and on and found so

many interesting threads and wish to give one advice to all my

fraternity. religion and belief in god is a personal subject and one

shall not criticise the other.

 

however, with perfect understanding i can declare that astronomy is a

science and astrology is not a science. astrology, particularly

vedic astrology is inexplicably intertwined with hindu mythology and

gods, goddesses, planetary rulership lords etc. are all part and

parcel of the vedic astrology and hence astrology can never be a

science like astronomy which is purely geographical phyical

scientific study of the planets, their systems, transits etc. we

may, at best, call astrology a divine science but it cannot work 100%

foolproof like a scientific formula as divine intuition and

clairvoyance plays an integral role in making a prediction combining

hundreds of conflicting and overriding astro principles and yogas and

cancellations.

 

while astronomy is a subject in many universities in many countries

astrology is still not a subject in universities even in india. so

my submission is that this vedic astrology is a subject only for

believers of hindu mythology and if one does not believe in this

mythology, the whole astrology also becomes a trash, for the

foundations of all ancient vedic astrology classics are written by

sages and have correlated planets with gods in every chapter of their

classics, be it BPHS, bhrigu samhitas or various nadis etc.

 

as for myself, i believe fully the whole hindu mythology as well as

astrology.

 

with best wishes

pandit arjun

[Guest guest]

Dear Panditji,

 

Pranam.

 

This is just to let You know that I have been missing You and look

forward to Your active participation in the posts.

 

affectionately,

Bhaskar.

 

 

, "panditarjun2004"

<panditarjun2004 wrote:

>

> dear friends

>

> have just relocated to hyderabad and it would take some time for me

> to settle here and shall continue my active contributions once am

> settled here.

>

> have been accessing mails from a cybercafe off and on and found so

> many interesting threads and wish to give one advice to all my

> fraternity. religion and belief in god is a personal subject and

one

> shall not criticise the other.

>

> however, with perfect understanding i can declare that astronomy is

a

> science and astrology is not a science. astrology, particularly

> vedic astrology is inexplicably intertwined with hindu mythology

and

> gods, goddesses, planetary rulership lords etc. are all part and

> parcel of the vedic astrology and hence astrology can never be a

> science like astronomy which is purely geographical phyical

> scientific study of the planets, their systems, transits etc. we

> may, at best, call astrology a divine science but it cannot work

100%

> foolproof like a scientific formula as divine intuition and

> clairvoyance plays an integral role in making a prediction

combining

> hundreds of conflicting and overriding astro principles and yogas

and

> cancellations.

>

> while astronomy is a subject in many universities in many countries

> astrology is still not a subject in universities even in india. so

> my submission is that this vedic astrology is a subject only for

> believers of hindu mythology and if one does not believe in this

> mythology, the whole astrology also becomes a trash, for the

> foundations of all ancient vedic astrology classics are written by

> sages and have correlated planets with gods in every chapter of

their

> classics, be it BPHS, bhrigu samhitas or various nadis etc.

>

> as for myself, i believe fully the whole hindu mythology as well as

> astrology.

>

> with best wishes

> pandit arjun

>

[Guest guest]

Dear Ranjan ji and Pandit Arjun ji,

 

Welcome back to forum after a short break. I hope and pray that all is well at your end.

 

regards / Prafulla Gang

 

The problem is not that there are problems. The problem is expecting otherwise and thinking that having problems is a problem.