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[Guest guest]

Dear forum members,

 

Increasingly over the years, I have been getting requests from

individuals who talk the astrological lingo, as in know their chart

positions and some yogas (ayanamsha considerations aside). I generally

do not respond right away with a promise but tend to explore. In a

certain fraction of cases, what emerges is that they want a procedure

or object that will make them get their desired objective. Sometime it

is an object, or a human being, or a position in a university or

whatever. A few also request how they can quickly reach salvation

without much trouble through wearing a gemstone or praying to a deity.

 

I do not post this to mock them, and many of similar thinking may also

exist amongst us in the thousands that inhabit this island (ISolated

LAND) of reality as I have always called jyotish!

 

In the 70s, and 80s, I recall, there were more individuals that

blatantly challenged astrology and said so up front. They were not

looking for remedies or how to fix their destinies.

 

Something happened or shall I say occurred during the 90s? New age

arrived and suddenly everyone began clamouring for remedies and fully

convinced that as long as they find the right astrologer, their karma

will be fixed for good and even salvation is just a mantra away!

 

Please trust me -- it is not being written in a mocking spirit as I

have so often being blamed for. Who do I have to mock for? What really

do I have to gain by mocking someone in the field of astrology?

 

Jyotish is a wonderful oasis, but I am not stopping here to make

friends, but to give temporary respite to my parched soul before I face

the desert again! THEY promise us that each desert ends at a river or

even an ocean just beyond its reach!

 

COMMENTS about your personal experiences?

 

rohiniranjan

[Guest guest]

Historians a few centuries later may call our age as the Information

Revolution. So much of information, a person will select the piece he

likes. Even doctors and computer specialists are told of the consumer

demands.

It is only natural that the same is being demanded of the Jyotishi.

Please tell me if this beautiful rajayoga in my chart will fructify.

Please....so does the seeker implore. And why not?

Is not this life about making things better and better for oneself?

It is the purpose of Jyotisha and jyotishis to assist the seeker in

creating a better life.

I cannot define better though.

Ayanamsha, well that is another subject....

rishi

[Guest guest]

Why back off now, Sir?

 

Ayanamsha is a perfect example!

 

Information succumbing to experiential personal reality!

 

 

RR

 

 

, "rishi_2000in"

<rishi_2000in wrote:

>

> Historians a few centuries later may call our age as the

Information

> Revolution. So much of information, a person will select the piece he

> likes. Even doctors and computer specialists are told of the consumer

> demands.

> It is only natural that the same is being demanded of the Jyotishi.

> Please tell me if this beautiful rajayoga in my chart will fructify.

> Please....so does the seeker implore. And why not?

> Is not this life about making things better and better for oneself?

> It is the purpose of Jyotisha and jyotishis to assist the seeker in

> creating a better life.

> I cannot define better though.

> Ayanamsha, well that is another subject....

> rishi

>

[Guest guest]

For sir, experiential personal reality is individual perception

again a pattern personally experienced and found in many a cases.

The ayanamsha is a measurement of the precessional effect and

unending time cycles reveal a simple pattern. Not complicated, only

if we are willing to look at the picture!!

rishi

 

 

 

, "crystal pages"

<jyotish_vani wrote:

>

> Why back off now, Sir?

>

> Ayanamsha is a perfect example!

>

> Information succumbing to experiential personal reality!

>

>

> RR

>

>

> , "rishi_2000in"

> <rishi_2000in@> wrote:

> >

> > Historians a few centuries later may call our age as the

> Information

> > Revolution. So much of information, a person will select the

piece he

> > likes. Even doctors and computer specialists are told of the

consumer

> > demands.

> > It is only natural that the same is being demanded of the

Jyotishi.

> > Please tell me if this beautiful rajayoga in my chart will

fructify.

> > Please....so does the seeker implore. And why not?

> > Is not this life about making things better and better for

oneself?

> > It is the purpose of Jyotisha and jyotishis to assist the seeker

in

> > creating a better life.

> > I cannot define better though.

> > Ayanamsha, well that is another subject....

> > rishi

> >

>