Guest guest Posted June 4, 2007 Report Share Posted June 4, 2007 Ashna that is a film story and life is different and marriage without consummation is no marriage. there must be some physical chemistry exchange to call it one. and I see those only happen and break as well I wish I fail HERE whole heartedly it is sad to give such forecasts, I will never do these in public but will prefer doing it face to face over a period of time, but as u are mentally strong and inclined towards self realisation I felt u will accept this more maturely and help ur life growth better. some have already pointed why the 7th lord with 6th lord, 7th lord with rahu etc do have their roles here and their energy has to dissipate during its period, sub periods and Have said u will still have a good marriage after these break ups the last one WILL LAST its distance and also take u higher on ur spiritual journey. so there is a lot t o look ahead and don't take this a tragic thing it is a learning and karmic defict destroying time so do ur best don't post pone anything it will carry on to next life so u have ur chance now to clear the deficit so u can do it. best wishes Ashna Singh <ashna_singh_2002 wrote: Hi, Thank you Bhaskarji..and Prashantji. U both are wise, intelligent and obviously blessed people. The role of God is central in my life. I've surrendered to Him...he knows my heart well, and i take life day by day...no more big plans. Prashantji, you said 2 marriages, well, i had my only love affair for 5 years...though not married, and not consummated, i considered him my husband. So ya..u can say that was a marriage. The bond of love is far bigger than any Saath Pheres. I don't watch hindi movies much...but i saw this one very old movie, " Ankahee " ...with Deepti Naval, and Amol Palekar. This movie was a brilliant movie...no fancy dancing...no songs..etc. A real movie. Amol's character was in love with a woman....but his father being a Jyotish, told him that his first wife will die within 9 months of the marriage. Amol being in love with his lover, could not risk losing her this way, so he inturned married Deepti Naval's character, who was retarded mentally, had basically child-like behavior. He married her only to save his lover from this fate...under the advise of his father who was a great Jyotishi. He could not live without his lover..the lover was suffering saying she would have risked death for Amol becus she loved him....she felt betrayed he married another...and both are now feeling guilty becus they know Deepti's character is to die, as his father predicted. Deepti gets pregnant...and all r waiting for her to die basically....but now Amol has feelings for her. At 9 months, Deepti goes into labour, and gives birth, surviving, but amol's lover commits suicide!!! I tell you this story becus Jyotishi predicted death of his first wife...well, in his heart, probably the lover was his wife already. Anyway absolutely wonderful movie to watch.....with a Jyotishi twist. THanks again for the replies... , Prashant Kumar G B <gbp_kumar wrote: > > Ashna > > I have covered this aspect too. spirituality is no escape route and if done in that context never works as the pain of escape haunts u and is a distraction for spiritual or any other from of life. > > but on the other hand i had explained that one can be in the SAMSARA or world and still be spiritual and if these r not born early it doesn't help either. and striking a balance is itself great spiritual path for this u need to read Adi shankara's life and the part where he did Para Kaya prevesha that is enter the body of another person - when in a contest of the spiritual plane he was asked to explain family or worldly based phases which he had no clue having taken sanyasa at 7 or so and his worldly life begins when his soul entered a Kiings body on death bead is a strange phase and in that period did experience a lot of the life of a normal man in the world and has well documented in his writings and > > Swami Vivekananda had extensively quoted Adi shankara in many speeches, works. so read them find ur path. but U need both pases in life esp as ur chart shows I said at least 2 marriage and this is also an experience part of ur karma to go thru and burn ur Karma deficits before getting to realise ur spiritual sides better and here too don't get into it as a defeated person but one having gained by the life lessons have taught you > > only defeated person who became a well know spiritual man is Swami Sukha Bodananada from Madanapalle, lives in Bangalore is a well known Spiritual Guru for INFOSYS, WIPRO, SATHYAM and many more corporates has simple message and path u can try his works too [he was a love failure driven one]. others have not made it may be lead life as recluses than sanysains he is different so find ur path after traveling the road in life here 2 quotes I can give from our vedenta > > HAPPINESS IS ALONG THE ROAD not at the end of the road > > expectations are not wrong what we expect may be wrong. > > Best wishes > > > > > > Ashna Singh <ashna_singh_2002 wrote: Hi, > Thank you both for making such great points on the topic of > spirituality....i feel both of you have made wonderful points...i > agree that taking sanyas, when circumstances have failed you, is the > wrong way to go....it is best when comes as a natural progression in > life. It should not be pushed. > Having said that, Prashantji, i fully agree with wot you have to > say on this...as i sincerely believe it's never too early to become > spiritual. The aim of life is to work out our karmas, and to know > God. We can be an ordinary householder, and still be one with > God...i truly believe that. Have you heard of the phrase, " hands in > society, head in forest " ? This is Kalyug, but that doesn't mean that > we have to go along with the bad of this yug. We can live in Golden > Age infact, if we control our minds and live detached. We are wot > our minds are...and thru spirituality, we can delve into our inner > consciousness and be one with God. When you do that, u automatically > are rid of the lower atrributes of being human. > I come from a Christian mother(indian) and Kshtriya father...no > one in my family is religious..non are vegetarian. But at the age of > 6, i asked my dad to get Bhagavad Gita and other spiritual books for > me to read. My father thought something was wrong with me....but i > had this strong urge for all things religious...so Bhaskarji, we are > born with this attribute. I cannot help myself in being the way that > i am...and i am thinking abt renunciating since my teenage > years...not becus my lover is gone. So every case is different. > You can choose to be ordinary and be in the world....or you can > choose to follow the path of God. And goin to the forest is not a > necessity to follow the path of God. You can be married, have kids, > work, so long as you keep ur focus on God and leave the fruits of ur > actions to Him. It's as simple as that. My favorite quote is " be in > the world, not of the world " . Explains everything. > We are humans...we have desires, wants..etc. But when we run after > our senses, we start living like animals....following our bodily > desires...and pleasing the lower senses. Everything in balance is > good. Spirituality teaches us to remain detached while doing our > karmas. And i am happy to tell you that it is possible to do that in > this Kaliyug. I know many that do. > So, it is never to early to start on the path towards God..infact, > the earlier the better. It is ok to remain married...procreate, and > still have ur goal in mind(God). It is, however, a terrible thing to > waste human birth in darkness. Hope this all is taken well. Take care > > > > > > > > > > > Sick sense of humor? Visit TV's Comedy with an Edge to see what's on, when. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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