Just out of curiosity 5/11

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Dear Rr and Krishna ji,

 

 

 

 

Well this observation of RRji is nothing new if he opens the scope wider it is

not just English it is most branches of learning are better understood and used

by ppl from the south, south has also the distinction of plural language

learning the essential to make ones brain work better, a few languages add value

to the brains reserves.

 

family planning too is again a south tradition smaller, healthier, wealthier and

better educated families, only draw back is that has made them less adventerous

unlike the North indians or Western Indians. who take risk and get into business

no risk no rewards is their way, south is more conservative a bit bookis in

fears too

 

astrology has max sen ppl from south like B Suryanarana rao the 1st to bring

book s into Englis and also start the AM, later his grandson raman and his

daughter etc have done their bit KN RAO ji or krishna ji hail from south but are

more Northerners so too is Pt arjun. sunil nair etc some have done well in

north,

 

other south indian stalwarts V Subramnaya shastry and M Rakshna Bhatt did a lot

of classical works into English, P S SHASTRY, PS IYER, Divakaram venketa subba

rao, KP, kadalangudi saraswathi, r santhanam, N sunderaraja was the 1st to bring

software into it from KCP 4 decades ago along with some from IIS bangalore same

time again south brains.

 

P V NARSHIMA RAO JI who has published the free jyotish s/w in the net is from

the south too

Jaganadha hora is a free downlaod for many aspirants.

 

 

 

look at Vishwanathan ananad chess a souther figure who made it big in the mind

game.

 

Best wishes

 

prashant

 

 

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vattem krishnan <bursar_99

 

Wednesday, November 5, 2008 7:44:50 AM

Re: Just out of curiosity

 

 

Dear ShriRohini Da,

Long time to address you and this mail seems to be the right one to greet as

well as endorse my views.

It is not exactly so as some very good astrologers in Delhi and in surrounding

areas are playing key role with reference to ICAS.infact several contribution in

star teller ,even forsaken AM and Times Astrology and KN Raos Journal indicate

very good contribution that lead light to the growth and development of jyotish.

About names and phonetics nothing can be done as Iam not very proficient in my

native language but in working knomledge in rest of the languages prevalent in

India.may be Hindia or any other lanaguage for reasonal benifits and

participation is a welcoming feture.I think some of the blogs are likely to

promote in this directions.

with regards

vrkrishnan

 

--- On Tue, 11/4/08, Rohiniranjan <rohini_ranjan@ hotmail.com> wrote:

 

Rohiniranjan <rohini_ranjan@ hotmail.com>

Just out of curiosity

 

Tuesday, November 4, 2008, 6:46 PM

 

Over the years I have noted that a larger proportion of people who are

interested in jyotish -- (seriously interested and not those

occassional visitors that crash-land, hurl a few insults and are gone

like vapourware :-)) -- happen to hail from South India or at least

have South Indian names. Now I know that South India has always had a

strong representation both in terms of publications and astrologers and

nadi system etc. For a long time it was believed that more south

indians were proficient in english so it could be a bit of sampling

bias that may exist in the observation of more south indians expressing

interest in jyotish. But that should not be a problem since from what I

hear english has become very prevalent in north india as well.

 

Maybe jyotish is better preserved and more revered in South India or

south indian families in general.

 

Intriguing.. .

 

RR