Impact of the medical practice of induced labor and Vedic astrology

[Guest guest]

Greetings Dear Satva forum members,

 

I was wondering if anyone had an opinion on the current practice

of " scheduling " a birth. Basically the doctor determines that the baby

has been in the womb long enough and schedules a date for the birth.

This is not the baby's natural time to be born, so what impact would

that have on that baby's life and Karmic pattern? I suppose in a cosmic

scheme of events, you could say that the doctor's/parent's descision

making process was influenced to cause that baby to been born on such

and such date and time, and hence that was the correct date/time for

that being to enter this world. This may be the correct answer, but I

don't know. Someone with more knowlege of these matters please give me

their opinion.

Thank you Namaste

[Guest guest]

Dear Shawn,

My understanding regarding the same is

when the parents choose a certain time

with the view of this Divine Science to

bring the new life to this world they

intiate the process of divine blessings

for their Offspring.It becomes obivious

that child will have these signfications

highlighted in it's horoscope ,signfications

like learned parents and all..yes errors and

delays do take place and can even

change the birth details,but as being

followers of this Knowledge we always

desire blessings from it,which is birthright

of the follower i believe.

Teachings from Ramayana says birth and

death is completely in the hands of Almighty.

 

With regards

 

Sachin Verma

 

 

 

On Oct 17, 2008, at 10:14 PM, " jyotisha101 " <eros1222 wrote:

 

Greetings Dear Satva forum members,

 

I was wondering if anyone had an opinion on the current practice

of " scheduling " a birth. Basically the doctor determines that the baby

has been in the womb long enough and schedules a date for the birth.

This is not the baby's natural time to be born, so what impact would

that have on that baby's life and Karmic pattern? I suppose in a cosmic

scheme of events, you could say that the doctor's/parent's descision

making process was influenced to cause that baby to been born on such

and such date and time, and hence that was the correct date/time for

that being to enter this world. This may be the correct answer, but I

don't know. Someone with more knowlege of these matters please give me

their opinion.

Thank you Namaste

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Pranam,

 

You are at the right place. You don't have to ask anyone while we have THE GREAT

GURUJI here.

 

Regards

 

 

 

RP

 

 

 

 

jyotisha101 <eros1222

 

Friday, October 17, 2008 11:44:12 AM

Impact of the medical practice of " induced labor " and Vedic

astrology

 

 

Greetings Dear Satva forum members,

 

I was wondering if anyone had an opinion on the current practice

of " scheduling " a birth. Basically the doctor determines that the baby

has been in the womb long enough and schedules a date for the birth.

This is not the baby's natural time to be born, so what impact would

that have on that baby's life and Karmic pattern? I suppose in a cosmic

scheme of events, you could say that the doctor's/parent' s descision

making process was influenced to cause that baby to been born on such

and such date and time, and hence that was the correct date/time for

that being to enter this world. This may be the correct answer, but I

don't know. Someone with more knowlege of these matters please give me

their opinion.

Thank you Namaste

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Dear Jyotisha101,

 

One can " schedule " a birth to take place at a particular date and time. But

in practice, I have found, the ACTUAL date and time of birth will be when

that child is DESTINED to enter this world, not earlier or later. The very

science of astrology is based on this basic, fundamental premise. The

sceduled and actual date/time are likely to be completely different. In Apr

2006 my grandson was due to be delivered. My son and daughter in law sought

my advice to give them a suitable date and time. In consultation with our

Prof Choudhry I DID indicate a suitable date and time and this was passed on

to the hospital authorities. But the hospital has its own schedules and

problems to cater to. So when the boy was delivered the actual time of

birth was different to the one indicated by me by about 30 minutes. With

this change, the chart showed some afflictions that could have been avoided

if the time of birth was as per the time originally indicated.

 

Similarly, this year, I had a grand daughter come into this world. Before

the date of delivery, I had again indicated a suitable date and time of

birth in consultation with the Prof. But a week BEFORE the sceduled date of

delivery the mother developed some problems and the doctor said the delivery

had to take place immediately. So the actual date and time of birth was off

by more than a week. The date and time originlly selected by me was very

nice, with no afflictions and weaknesses. But with the actual date and time

of birth, there are quite a few afflictions and weaknesses in the chart.

 

One cannot so easily change the karma of an individual. Our grand daughter,

in her lifetime, HAS to go through the challenges and problems indicated in

her chart. Humble me, cannot so easily change her destiny.

 

Kind regards

 

Gp Capt VK Vidyadhar (Retd)

Tamworth, Australia

 

_____

 

On Behalf

Of jyotisha101

Saturday, 18 October 2008 3:44 AM

 

Impact of the medical practice of " induced labor " and

Vedic astrology

 

 

 

Greetings Dear Satva forum members,

 

I was wondering if anyone had an opinion on the current practice

of " scheduling " a birth. Basically the doctor determines that the baby

has been in the womb long enough and schedules a date for the birth.

This is not the baby's natural time to be born, so what impact would

that have on that baby's life and Karmic pattern? I suppose in a cosmic

scheme of events, you could say that the doctor's/parent's descision

making process was influenced to cause that baby to been born on such

and such date and time, and hence that was the correct date/time for

that being to enter this world. This may be the correct answer, but I

don't know. Someone with more knowlege of these matters please give me

their opinion.

Thank you Namaste

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Dear Sachin,

 

There is a school of thought that believes that life in the womb commences

not at the time of fertilisation of the egg but at a later date, some months

later, when the foetus in the womb has developed. When we say " commencement

of life " that is when the soul enters the body of the child in the womb.

 

That is my understanding.

 

But you are absolutely right when you say, " birth and death is completely in

the hands of Almighty " .

 

Kind regards

 

Gp Capt VK Vidyadhar (Retd)

Tamworth, Australia

 

_____

 

On Behalf

Of Sac Ver

Saturday, 18 October 2008 10:27 AM

 

Re: Impact of the medical practice of " induced labor "

and Vedic astrology

 

 

 

Dear Shawn,

My understanding regarding the same is

when the parents choose a certain time

with the view of this Divine Science to

bring the new life to this world they

intiate the process of divine blessings

for their Offspring.It becomes obivious

that child will have these signfications

highlighted in it's horoscope ,signfications

like learned parents and all..yes errors and

delays do take place and can even

change the birth details,but as being

followers of this Knowledge we always

desire blessings from it,which is birthright

of the follower i believe.

Teachings from Ramayana says birth and

death is completely in the hands of Almighty.

 

With regards

 

Sachin Verma

 

On Oct 17, 2008, at 10:14 PM, " jyotisha101 " <eros1222 (AT) hotmail (DOT)

<eros1222%40hotmail.com> com> wrote:

 

Greetings Dear Satva forum members,

 

I was wondering if anyone had an opinion on the current practice

of " scheduling " a birth. Basically the doctor determines that the baby

has been in the womb long enough and schedules a date for the birth.

This is not the baby's natural time to be born, so what impact would

that have on that baby's life and Karmic pattern? I suppose in a cosmic

scheme of events, you could say that the doctor's/parent's descision

making process was influenced to cause that baby to been born on such

and such date and time, and hence that was the correct date/time for

that being to enter this world. This may be the correct answer, but I

don't know. Someone with more knowlege of these matters please give me

their opinion.

Thank you Namaste

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Pranam ,

 

I had twins born just 2 month ago and we schedule delivery according to time

decided by Guruji and We did by grace of God. It was C section and Hospital and

Doctor both work out great and deliver on schedule time. Aboy Shiv and A girl

Soni!

 

Regards

 

 

RP

 

 

 

 

Vaidun Vidyadhar <vvidya

 

Friday, October 17, 2008 7:56:38 PM

RE: Impact of the medical practice of " induced labor " and

Vedic astrology

 

 

Dear Jyotisha101,

 

One can " schedule " a birth to take place at a particular date and time. But

in practice, I have found, the ACTUAL date and time of birth will be when

that child is DESTINED to enter this world, not earlier or later. The very

science of astrology is based on this basic, fundamental premise. The

sceduled and actual date/time are likely to be completely different. In Apr

2006 my grandson was due to be delivered. My son and daughter in law sought

my advice to give them a suitable date and time. In consultation with our

Prof Choudhry I DID indicate a suitable date and time and this was passed on

to the hospital authorities. But the hospital has its own schedules and

problems to cater to. So when the boy was delivered the actual time of

birth was different to the one indicated by me by about 30 minutes. With

this change, the chart showed some afflictions that could have been avoided

if the time of birth was as per the time originally indicated.

 

Similarly, this year, I had a grand daughter come into this world. Before

the date of delivery, I had again indicated a suitable date and time of

birth in consultation with the Prof. But a week BEFORE the sceduled date of

delivery the mother developed some problems and the doctor said the delivery

had to take place immediately. So the actual date and time of birth was off

by more than a week. The date and time originlly selected by me was very

nice, with no afflictions and weaknesses. But with the actual date and time

of birth, there are quite a few afflictions and weaknesses in the chart.

 

One cannot so easily change the karma of an individual. Our grand daughter,

in her lifetime, HAS to go through the challenges and problems indicated in

her chart. Humble me, cannot so easily change her destiny.

 

Kind regards

 

Gp Capt VK Vidyadhar (Retd)

Tamworth, Australia

 

_____

 

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Of jyotisha101

Saturday, 18 October 2008 3:44 AM

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Impact of the medical practice of " induced labor " and

Vedic astrology

 

Greetings Dear Satva forum members,

 

I was wondering if anyone had an opinion on the current practice

of " scheduling " a birth. Basically the doctor determines that the baby

has been in the womb long enough and schedules a date for the birth.

This is not the baby's natural time to be born, so what impact would

that have on that baby's life and Karmic pattern? I suppose in a cosmic

scheme of events, you could say that the doctor's/parent' s descision

making process was influenced to cause that baby to been born on such

and such date and time, and hence that was the correct date/time for

that being to enter this world. This may be the correct answer, but I

don't know. Someone with more knowlege of these matters please give me

their opinion.

Thank you Namaste

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hello Jyotisha101,

 

The time of actual birth is the natural birth time for the child. It may be due

to any advice - medical or astrological. It goes as destined. It is not

necessary that the delivery of a child can be in the given time as per medical

advice or as per given astrological advice. Somebody may get advice on

auspicious time or better time for birth but may or may not be able to get the

delivery done in the advised time. So, it goes as per destiny. Those who are

destined for the benefit of the advice they will get the benefit.

 

Best wishes.

 

 

 

 

 

-

jyotisha101

Friday, October 17, 2008 10:14 PM

Impact of the medical practice of " induced labor " and

Vedic astrology

 

 

Greetings Dear Satva forum members,

 

I was wondering if anyone had an opinion on the current practice

of " scheduling " a birth. Basically the doctor determines that the baby

has been in the womb long enough and schedules a date for the birth.

This is not the baby's natural time to be born, so what impact would

that have on that baby's life and Karmic pattern? I suppose in a cosmic

scheme of events, you could say that the doctor's/parent's descision

making process was influenced to cause that baby to been born on such

and such date and time, and hence that was the correct date/time for

that being to enter this world. This may be the correct answer, but I

don't know. Someone with more knowlege of these matters please give me

their opinion.

Thank you Namaste

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Respected Mr.Vidyadhar

 

Really appreciate your views on the same.

I completely agree with you actually while writing...

 

" when the parents choose a certain time

> with the view of this Divine Science to

> bring the new life to this world they

> intiate the process of divine blessings

> for their Offspring. "

 

i meant from above was that when parents desire to

conceive at the particular time of the choice

with the help of Divine Science to bring new life.

 

 

regards

sachin

 

, " Vaidun Vidyadhar " <vvidya wrote:

>

> Dear Sachin,

>

> There is a school of thought that believes that life in the womb

commences

> not at the time of fertilisation of the egg but at a later date,

some months

> later, when the foetus in the womb has developed. When we say

" commencement

> of life " that is when the soul enters the body of the child in the

womb.

>

> That is my understanding.

>

> But you are absolutely right when you say, " birth and death is

completely in

> the hands of Almighty " .

>

> Kind regards

>

> Gp Capt VK Vidyadhar (Retd)

> Tamworth, Australia

>

> _____

>

> On

Behalf

> Of Sac Ver

> Saturday, 18 October 2008 10:27 AM

>

> Re: Impact of the medical practice of " induced

labor "

> and Vedic astrology

>

>

>

> Dear Shawn,

> My understanding regarding the same is

> when the parents choose a certain time

> with the view of this Divine Science to

> bring the new life to this world they

> intiate the process of divine blessings

> for their Offspring.It becomes obivious

> that child will have these signfications

> highlighted in it's horoscope ,signfications

> like learned parents and all..yes errors and

> delays do take place and can even

> change the birth details,but as being

> followers of this Knowledge we always

> desire blessings from it,which is birthright

> of the follower i believe.

> Teachings from Ramayana says birth and

> death is completely in the hands of Almighty.

>

> With regards

>

> Sachin Verma

>

> On Oct 17, 2008, at 10:14 PM, " jyotisha101 " <eros1222 (AT) hotmail (DOT)

> <eros1222%40hotmail.com> com> wrote:

>

> Greetings Dear Satva forum members,

>

> I was wondering if anyone had an opinion on the current practice

> of " scheduling " a birth. Basically the doctor determines that the baby

> has been in the womb long enough and schedules a date for the birth.

> This is not the baby's natural time to be born, so what impact would

> that have on that baby's life and Karmic pattern? I suppose in a cosmic

> scheme of events, you could say that the doctor's/parent's descision

> making process was influenced to cause that baby to been born on such

> and such date and time, and hence that was the correct date/time for

> that being to enter this world. This may be the correct answer, but I

> don't know. Someone with more knowlege of these matters please give me

> their opinion.

> Thank you Namaste

>

>

>

>

> http://mail. <>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Greetings and other respected forum members.

Thank you for your enlighted comments and opinions regarding this

science of Vedic Astrology. I am happy to see that my own humble view

of this wonderful cosmic creation is in line with your own.

Namaste

 

 

 

, " SIHA " <vkchoudhry wrote:

>

> Hello Jyotisha101,

>

> The time of actual birth is the natural birth time for the child.

It may be due to any advice - medical or astrological. It goes as

destined. It is not necessary that the delivery of a child can be in

the given time as per medical advice or as per given astrological

advice. Somebody may get advice on auspicious time or better time for

birth but may or may not be able to get the delivery done in the

advised time. So, it goes as per destiny. Those who are destined for

the benefit of the advice they will get the benefit.

>

> Best wishes.

>

>

>

>

>

> -

> jyotisha101

>

> Friday, October 17, 2008 10:14 PM

> Impact of the medical practice of " induced

labor " and Vedic astrology

>

>

> Greetings Dear Satva forum members,

>

> I was wondering if anyone had an opinion on the current practice

> of " scheduling " a birth. Basically the doctor determines that the

baby

> has been in the womb long enough and schedules a date for the

birth.

> This is not the baby's natural time to be born, so what impact

would

> that have on that baby's life and Karmic pattern? I suppose in a

cosmic

> scheme of events, you could say that the doctor's/parent's

descision

> making process was influenced to cause that baby to been born on

such

> and such date and time, and hence that was the correct date/time

for

> that being to enter this world. This may be the correct answer,

but I

> don't know. Someone with more knowlege of these matters please

give me

> their opinion.

> Thank you Namaste

>

>

>

>

>

>