How to be a Good Astrologer

[Guest guest]

Dear and list members,

 

I encourage list members to study this fundamental advice.

 

Indeed, astrology has a divine purpose of helping others. To bestaccomplish this objective astrologers must align their thoughts and deeds with the divine.

 

Thank you for leading the way for the rest of us, dear , with your blessed insights and conduct.

 

Best wishes,

 

Thor

 

SIHA <vkchoudhry Cc: SAMVA Sent: Sunday, August 17, 2008 8:56:55 AM How to be a good astrologerHOW TO BE A GOOD ASTROLOGERMaharishi Prasara said one who learns and teaches astrology (divine science of light) is not assigned to hell meaning thereby that the doors of heaven are opened for him/her.The following are important and pertinent questions for an astrologer to ask himself/herself whether he/she has attained fairly good level of learning before one starts practicing or imparting knowledge of astrology:(i) Whether one practices the divine way in life i.e. (a) Be content; (b) Increase utility to humanity; © Help poor and needy; (d) Be kind, generous and benevolent; and (e) Avoid

deeper involvement in sensual pleasures, anger, pride, greed and envy.(ii) Whether he/she can identify the major areas of concern without the qurent seeking the consultation telling them. This helps a great in rectification of the birth charts.(iii) Whether he/she can identify the planetary influences clearly indicating the cause of the consultation. Finding astrological reasons for a given and known incident is not the true test of attaining the knowledge.(iv) Whether he/she can advise jyotish remedies (graha shanti measures) to bring the person out of difficulties.(v) Whether he/she can help the person seeking consultation in his/her spiritual development.One who starts practicing or imparting the knowledge of astrology without attaining the fairly good knowledge is certainly earning difficult karma for himself/herself.The thought behind the development of Systems'Approach were the

above questions. Those following the Systems'Approach for interpreting horoscopes are the right astrologers to be consulted as they are always able to give appropriate jyotish remedy advice.---

[Guest guest]

Dr Choudhry

These are wounderful words, I would like to put them on my Blog with of

course your permission and a reference to your website.

It's important to remember all these things when practicing or

beginning to practice astrology!

Your student always,

Terry Nazon

[Guest guest]

Hello Ms Nazon,

 

You are welcome to do so.

 

Send the link to your blog to me as well. I would also like to read your blog.

 

Best wishes.

 

 

www.YourNetAstrologer.com

A-105, South City II, Gurgaon 122018-01, (India).

Phones: 2219240 (STD 0124, ISD code 91 124)

Mobile phone: 9811016333

 

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terrynazon

Sunday, August 17, 2008 7:10 PM

How to be a Good Astrologer

 

 

Dr Choudhry

These are wounderful words, I would like to put them on my Blog with of

course your permission and a reference to your website.

It's important to remember all these things when practicing or

beginning to practice astrology!

Your student always,

Terry Nazon

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hello dear

 

Thank you for continuously inspiring us to take the right path to the real

mission of Vedic Astrology.

These pearls of knowledge express your deep experience and understanding of

Maharishi Prasara and Ramayana's teachings.

I'm sure all Satva/Samva members feel uplifted by sharing this precious

knowledge.

 

Best Wishes

Jo Cohen

 

 

-

SIHA

Cc: SAMVA

Sunday, August 17, 2008 10:56 AM

How to be a good astrologer

 

 

HOW TO BE A GOOD ASTROLOGER

 

Maharishi Prasara said one who learns and teaches astrology (divine science

of light) is not assigned to hell meaning thereby that the doors of heaven

are opened for him/her.

 

The following are important and pertinent questions for an astrologer to ask

himself/herself whether he/she has attained fairly good level of learning

before one starts practicing or imparting knowledge of astrology:

 

(i) Whether one practices the divine way in life i.e. (a) Be content; (b)

Increase utility to humanity; © Help poor and needy; (d) Be kind, generous

and benevolent; and (e) Avoid deeper involvement in sensual pleasures,

anger, pride, greed and envy.

(ii) Whether he/she can identify the major areas of concern without the

qurent seeking the consultation telling them. This helps a great in

rectification of the birth charts.

(iii) Whether he/she can identify the planetary influences clearly

indicating the cause of the consultation. Finding astrological reasons for a

given and known incident is not the true test of attaining the knowledge.

(iv) Whether he/she can advise jyotish remedies (graha shanti measures) to

bring the person out of difficulties.

(v) Whether he/she can help the person seeking consultation in his/her

spiritual development.

 

One who starts practicing or imparting the knowledge of astrology without

attaining the fairly good knowledge is certainly earning difficult karma for

himself/herself.

 

The thought behind the development of Systems'Approach were the above

questions. Those following the Systems'Approach for interpreting horoscopes

are the right astrologers to be consulted as they are always able to give

appropriate jyotish remedy advice.

 

[Guest guest]

Hello dear Mr. Cohen,

 

Continuous inspiration helps a lot.

 

Best wishes.

 

 

 

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Jo COhen

Sunday, August 17, 2008 10:16 PM

Re: How to be a good astrologer

 

 

Hello dear

 

Thank you for continuously inspiring us to take the right path to the real

mission of Vedic Astrology.

These pearls of knowledge express your deep experience and understanding of

Maharishi Prasara and Ramayana's teachings.

I'm sure all Satva/Samva members feel uplifted by sharing this precious

knowledge.

 

Best Wishes

Jo Cohen

 

-

SIHA

Cc: SAMVA

Sunday, August 17, 2008 10:56 AM

How to be a good astrologer

 

HOW TO BE A GOOD ASTROLOGER

 

Maharishi Prasara said one who learns and teaches astrology (divine science

of light) is not assigned to hell meaning thereby that the doors of heaven

are opened for him/her.

 

The following are important and pertinent questions for an astrologer to ask

himself/herself whether he/she has attained fairly good level of learning

before one starts practicing or imparting knowledge of astrology:

 

(i) Whether one practices the divine way in life i.e. (a) Be content; (b)

Increase utility to humanity; © Help poor and needy; (d) Be kind, generous

and benevolent; and (e) Avoid deeper involvement in sensual pleasures,

anger, pride, greed and envy.

(ii) Whether he/she can identify the major areas of concern without the

qurent seeking the consultation telling them. This helps a great in

rectification of the birth charts.

(iii) Whether he/she can identify the planetary influences clearly

indicating the cause of the consultation. Finding astrological reasons for a

given and known incident is not the true test of attaining the knowledge.

(iv) Whether he/she can advise jyotish remedies (graha shanti measures) to

bring the person out of difficulties.

(v) Whether he/she can help the person seeking consultation in his/her

spiritual development.

 

One who starts practicing or imparting the knowledge of astrology without

attaining the fairly good knowledge is certainly earning difficult karma for

himself/herself.

 

The thought behind the development of Systems'Approach were the above

questions. Those following the Systems'Approach for interpreting horoscopes

are the right astrologers to be consulted as they are always able to give

appropriate jyotish remedy advice.

 

[Guest guest]

Hello dear

 

You are absolutely right.

 

Best Wishes

Jo Cohen

 

-

SIHA

Sunday, August 17, 2008 7:03 PM

Re: How to be a good astrologer

 

 

Hello dear Mr. Cohen,

 

Continuous inspiration helps a lot.

 

Best wishes.

 

 

-

Jo COhen

Sunday, August 17, 2008 10:16 PM

Re: How to be a good astrologer

 

Hello dear

 

Thank you for continuously inspiring us to take the right path to the real

mission of Vedic Astrology.

These pearls of knowledge express your deep experience and understanding of

Maharishi Prasara and Ramayana's teachings.

I'm sure all Satva/Samva members feel uplifted by sharing this precious

knowledge.

 

Best Wishes

Jo Cohen

 

-

SIHA

Cc: SAMVA

Sunday, August 17, 2008 10:56 AM

How to be a good astrologer

 

HOW TO BE A GOOD ASTROLOGER

 

Maharishi Prasara said one who learns and teaches astrology (divine science

of light) is not assigned to hell meaning thereby that the doors of heaven

are opened for him/her.

 

The following are important and pertinent questions for an astrologer to ask

himself/herself whether he/she has attained fairly good level of learning

before one starts practicing or imparting knowledge of astrology:

 

(i) Whether one practices the divine way in life i.e. (a) Be content; (b)

Increase utility to humanity; © Help poor and needy; (d) Be kind, generous

and benevolent; and (e) Avoid deeper involvement in sensual pleasures,

anger, pride, greed and envy.

(ii) Whether he/she can identify the major areas of concern without the

qurent seeking the consultation telling them. This helps a great in

rectification of the birth charts.

(iii) Whether he/she can identify the planetary influences clearly

indicating the cause of the consultation. Finding astrological reasons for a

given and known incident is not the true test of attaining the knowledge.

(iv) Whether he/she can advise jyotish remedies (graha shanti measures) to

bring the person out of difficulties.

(v) Whether he/she can help the person seeking consultation in his/her

spiritual development.

 

One who starts practicing or imparting the knowledge of astrology without

attaining the fairly good knowledge is certainly earning difficult karma for

himself/herself.

 

The thought behind the development of Systems'Approach were the above

questions. Those following the Systems'Approach for interpreting horoscopes

are the right astrologers to be consulted as they are always able to give

appropriate jyotish remedy advice.

 

[Guest guest]

Dear :

 

Thank you for this email, and the knowledge you share with us.

 

I am sure we all deeply appreciate the guidance you provide through your

books and personal example.

 

Best wishes,

 

David Hawthorne

 

 

On Behalf

Of SIHA

Sunday, August 17, 2008 3:57 AM

 

Cc: SAMVA

How to be a good astrologer

 

HOW TO BE A GOOD ASTROLOGER

 

 

 

 

 

Maharishi Prasara said one who learns and teaches astrology (divine science

of light) is not assigned to hell meaning thereby that the doors of heaven

are opened for him/her.

 

The following are important and pertinent questions for an astrologer to ask

 

himself/herself whether he/she has attained fairly good level of learning

before one starts practicing or imparting knowledge of astrology:

 

(i) Whether one practices the divine way in life i.e. (a) Be content; (b)

Increase utility to humanity; © Help poor and needy; (d) Be kind, generous

 

and benevolent; and (e) Avoid deeper involvement in sensual pleasures,

anger, pride, greed and envy.

(ii) Whether he/she can identify the major areas of concern without the

qurent seeking the consultation telling them. This helps a great in

rectification of the birth charts.

(iii) Whether he/she can identify the planetary influences clearly

indicating the cause of the consultation. Finding astrological reasons for a

 

given and known incident is not the true test of attaining the knowledge.

(iv) Whether he/she can advise jyotish remedies (graha shanti measures) to

bring the person out of difficulties.

(v) Whether he/she can help the person seeking consultation in his/her

spiritual development.

 

One who starts practicing or imparting the knowledge of astrology without

attaining the fairly good knowledge is certainly earning difficult karma for

 

himself/herself.

 

The thought behind the development of Systems'Approach were the above

questions. Those following the Systems'Approach for interpreting horoscopes

are the right astrologers to be consulted as they are always able to give

appropriate jyotish remedy advice.

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Dear Prof Choudhry,

 

Namasthe.Thank you so much for reminding us about these eternal principles for the spiritual life.

 

Permit me to share a kindred truth with you, Professor. In the last nine months, I have been reading out to my family, Saint Tulasidas's Sri Ramacaritamanas and have found therein many many captivating sutras - for astrology and the spiritual life as well.Thank you for recommending this book to me and also for gifting me a copy of the same, some four or five yrs ago, when I had the good fortune to have a Satsang with you, for the first time.The essence of this book seems to be devotion, and I found that this work has many hallmarks of the Cancer Asdt....

 

In the Hindu tradition, we speak of the "third eye" of Lord Shiva, which stands for illumination or Moksha.

 

In my experience, I've found that great Masters of Vedic astrology like you, [and those who had the good fortune to learn from you, naturally, in some lesser measure], indeed have a "fourth eye", the eye of astrological wisdom. The SA has certainly given abundant new life to this fourth eye.

 

The Hindu scriptures do not seem to sufficiently pay tribute to this "fourth eye", which is unsurpassed in many ways:This "fourth eye" is in many respects so far seeing that it straightaway, creates "order", where previously there was only "chaos or disorder"....It shows the whole of Life to be unfolding entirely, according to the will of God, with the planets representing the amsas or aspects of God.....Please correct me, if I am wrong.

 

Warm Regards Sankara Address:"Ashirvad", 2/507, III Cross street,Sunrise Avenue, Neelangarai, Chennai - 600041.Ph#s: 91 44 24491233; Mob:9884010548

 

email: sankarawebsite: www.hinduworldastrology.net

 

-

SIHA

Cc: SAMVA

Sunday, August 17, 2008 2:26 PM

How to be a good astrologer

 

 

HOW TO BE A GOOD ASTROLOGERMaharishi Prasara said one who learns and teaches astrology (divine science of light) is not assigned to hell meaning thereby that the doors of heaven are opened for him/her.The following are important and pertinent questions for an astrologer to ask himself/herself whether he/she has attained fairly good level of learning before one starts practicing or imparting knowledge of astrology:(i) Whether one practices the divine way in life i.e. (a) Be content; (b) Increase utility to humanity; © Help poor and needy; (d) Be kind, generous and benevolent; and (e) Avoid deeper involvement in sensual pleasures, anger, pride, greed and envy.(ii) Whether he/she can identify the major areas of concern without the qurent seeking the consultation telling them. This helps a great in rectification of the birth charts.(iii) Whether he/she can identify the planetary influences clearly indicating the cause of the consultation. Finding astrological reasons for a given and known incident is not the true test of attaining the knowledge.(iv) Whether he/she can advise jyotish remedies (graha shanti measures) to bring the person out of difficulties.(v) Whether he/she can help the person seeking consultation in his/her spiritual development.One who starts practicing or imparting the knowledge of astrology without attaining the fairly good knowledge is certainly earning difficult karma for himself/herself.The thought behind the development of Systems'Approach were the above questions. Those following the Systems'Approach for interpreting horoscopes are the right astrologers to be consulted as they are always able to give appropriate jyotish remedy advice.

[Guest guest]

Hello my dear David,

 

I know you all also do share the knowledge further.

 

Best wishes.

 

 

 

 

 

-

David Hawthorne

Monday, August 18, 2008 4:35 AM

RE: How to be a good astrologer

 

 

Dear :

 

Thank you for this email, and the knowledge you share with us.

 

I am sure we all deeply appreciate the guidance you provide through your

books and personal example.

 

Best wishes,

 

David Hawthorne

 

On Behalf

Of SIHA

Sunday, August 17, 2008 3:57 AM

Cc: SAMVA

How to be a good astrologer

 

HOW TO BE A GOOD ASTROLOGER

 

Maharishi Prasara said one who learns and teaches astrology (divine science

of light) is not assigned to hell meaning thereby that the doors of heaven

are opened for him/her.

 

The following are important and pertinent questions for an astrologer to ask

 

himself/herself whether he/she has attained fairly good level of learning

before one starts practicing or imparting knowledge of astrology:

 

(i) Whether one practices the divine way in life i.e. (a) Be content; (b)

Increase utility to humanity; © Help poor and needy; (d) Be kind, generous

 

and benevolent; and (e) Avoid deeper involvement in sensual pleasures,

anger, pride, greed and envy.

(ii) Whether he/she can identify the major areas of concern without the

qurent seeking the consultation telling them. This helps a great in

rectification of the birth charts.

(iii) Whether he/she can identify the planetary influences clearly

indicating the cause of the consultation. Finding astrological reasons for a

 

given and known incident is not the true test of attaining the knowledge.

(iv) Whether he/she can advise jyotish remedies (graha shanti measures) to

bring the person out of difficulties.

(v) Whether he/she can help the person seeking consultation in his/her

spiritual development.

 

One who starts practicing or imparting the knowledge of astrology without

attaining the fairly good knowledge is certainly earning difficult karma for

 

himself/herself.

 

The thought behind the development of Systems'Approach were the above

questions. Those following the Systems'Approach for interpreting horoscopes

are the right astrologers to be consulted as they are always able to give

appropriate jyotish remedy advice.

 

[Guest guest]

Hello my dear Sankara, You are absolutely right about the role of Ramayana in our lives as the fourth eye.

 

Best wishes.

 

-

Sankara

SAMVA

Monday, August 18, 2008 5:47 AM

Re: How to be a good astrologer

 

 

 

Dear Prof Choudhry,

 

Namasthe.Thank you so much for reminding us about these eternal principles for the spiritual life.

 

Permit me to share a kindred truth with you, Professor. In the last nine months, I have been reading out to my family, Saint Tulasidas's Sri Ramacaritamanas and have found therein many many captivating sutras - for astrology and the spiritual life as well.Thank you for recommending this book to me and also for gifting me a copy of the same, some four or five yrs ago, when I had the good fortune to have a Satsang with you, for the first time.The essence of this book seems to be devotion, and I found that this work has many hallmarks of the Cancer Asdt....

 

In the Hindu tradition, we speak of the "third eye" of Lord Shiva, which stands for illumination or Moksha.

 

In my experience, I've found that great Masters of Vedic astrology like you, [and those who had the good fortune to learn from you, naturally, in some lesser measure], indeed have a "fourth eye", the eye of astrological wisdom. The SA has certainly given abundant new life to this fourth eye.

 

The Hindu scriptures do not seem to sufficiently pay tribute to this "fourth eye", which is unsurpassed in many ways:This "fourth eye" is in many respects so far seeing that it straightaway, creates "order", where previously there was only "chaos or disorder"....It shows the whole of Life to be unfolding entirely, according to the will of God, with the planets representing the amsas or aspects of God.....Please correct me, if I am wrong.

 

Warm Regards Sankara Address:"Ashirvad", 2/507, III Cross street,Sunrise Avenue, Neelangarai, Chennai - 600041.Ph#s: 91 44 24491233; Mob:9884010548

 

email: sankara (AT) hinduworldastrology (DOT) netwebsite: www.hinduworldastrology.net

 

-

SIHA

Cc: SAMVA

Sunday, August 17, 2008 2:26 PM

How to be a good astrologer

 

 

HOW TO BE A GOOD ASTROLOGERMaharishi Prasara said one who learns and teaches astrology (divine science of light) is not assigned to hell meaning thereby that the doors of heaven are opened for him/her.The following are important and pertinent questions for an astrologer to ask himself/herself whether he/she has attained fairly good level of learning before one starts practicing or imparting knowledge of astrology:(i) Whether one practices the divine way in life i.e. (a) Be content; (b) Increase utility to humanity; © Help poor and needy; (d) Be kind, generous and benevolent; and (e) Avoid deeper involvement in sensual pleasures, anger, pride, greed and envy.(ii) Whether he/she can identify the major areas of concern without the qurent seeking the consultation telling them. This helps a great in rectification of the birth charts.(iii) Whether he/she can identify the planetary influences clearly indicating the cause of the consultation. Finding astrological reasons for a given and known incident is not the true test of attaining the knowledge.(iv) Whether he/she can advise jyotish remedies (graha shanti measures) to bring the person out of difficulties.(v) Whether he/she can help the person seeking consultation in his/her spiritual development.One who starts practicing or imparting the knowledge of astrology without attaining the fairly good knowledge is certainly earning difficult karma for himself/herself.The thought behind the development of Systems'Approach were the above questions. Those following the Systems'Approach for interpreting horoscopes are the right astrologers to be consulted as they are always able to give appropriate jyotish remedy advice.