Sadhana and remedies one viewpoint--keep or toss!

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Dear JB/themotionintheocean,

 

Astrological guidance is primarily to address worldly issues and bring

certainty to human experience. Once that is achieved, ONLY partly

(never completely since GROWTH would stop! The motto of the story of Ma

Durga's shraap/curse on astrologers that they will never be

infalliable)...

 

Once that certainty or sense of predictability has been experienced --

the next stage begins, that of spiritual realization and astrology

leads us to that. The earlier worldly predictive/certainty model need

not be clung to. It is like the parachute that landed us safely into

new territory but is not needed anymore, and could actually represent a

burden to carry around.

 

At that point, a new journey begins -- a new exploration. If all

Divinity is connected and our devotion is sincere, even if you begin

worshipping the 'wrong' ishtadevta, the referral system is such that

you will be led to the Divine Image that may suit your path better.

Really, it is about being someone wishing to learn how to swim and

having gone through all the preparatory theory and paddling with aids.

The final moment comes when one must just plunge into the pool and

simply trust that the *instructor* will save you if things go wrong.

 

I do not think that praying to a certain Deity or Ishta is

about "efficacy or efficiency" but simply plunging into the pool of

devotion. Time spent at the edge of the pool is time wasted for being

comfortable and being in water is what the goal is supposed to be!

 

RR

 

 

 

 

, "themotionintheocean"

<themotionintheocean wrote:

>

> I was wondering something and hoped somebody on the list had some

> insight. Are there ways to see from somebody's chart what kinds of

> sadhana and religous practices will be most effective for them? Also

> what kinds of jyotish remedies will work best for them? For instance,

> are there signs in a chart that mantras will be especially helpful

for

> that person? or that the person won't be good at working with mantras

> and should use other methods? Any insight is greatly appreciated.

>

> Thanks,

>

> JB

>

[Guest guest]

ranjan ji great one from u after long time takecare godbless raj .k

 

crystal pages <jyotish_vani (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote: Dear JB/themotionintheocean,

 

Astrological guidance is primarily to address worldly issues and bring

certainty to human experience. Once that is achieved, ONLY partly

(never completely since GROWTH would stop! The motto of the story of Ma

Durga's shraap/curse on astrologers that they will never be

infalliable)...

 

Once that certainty or sense of predictability has been experienced --

the next stage begins, that of spiritual realization and astrology

leads us to that. The earlier worldly predictive/certainty model need

not be clung to. It is like the parachute that landed us safely into

new territory but is not needed anymore, and could actually represent a

burden to carry around.

 

At that point, a new journey begins -- a new exploration. If all

Divinity is connected and our devotion is sincere, even if you begin

worshipping the 'wrong' ishtadevta, the referral system is such that

you will be led to the Divine Image that may suit your path better.

Really, it is about being someone wishing to learn how to swim and

having gone through all the preparatory theory and paddling with aids.

The final moment comes when one must just plunge into the pool and

simply trust that the *instructor* will save you if things go wrong.

 

I do not think that praying to a certain Deity or Ishta is

about "efficacy or efficiency" but simply plunging into the pool of

devotion. Time spent at the edge of the pool is time wasted for being

comfortable and being in water is what the goal is supposed to be!

 

RR

 

, "themotionintheocean"

<themotionintheocean wrote:

>

> I was wondering something and hoped somebody on the list had some

> insight. Are there ways to see from somebody's chart what kinds of

> sadhana and religous practices will be most effective for them? Also

> what kinds of jyotish remedies will work best for them? For instance,

> are there signs in a chart that mantras will be especially helpful

for

> that person? or that the person won't be good at working with mantras

> and should use other methods? Any insight is greatly appreciated.

>

> Thanks,

>

> JB

>

 

 

 

 

 

 

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