Jupiter Article Series - Introduction to Jupiter - Part 1 Mark Kincaid 6/9

[Guest guest]

Jai Jinendra Mark,

 

Well said Mark,Jupiter is truly a Guru of Guru.Now Who

is a true Guru and How one is suppose to find it

externally in outside world, there can be different

category Dharam Guru,Karam Guru and Nuture

Guru(Mother) etc.True guru must be within yourself;

which reflects your soul in front of GOD and Guru

working as a mediator to feel the same.In my

defination GOD is for liberation or one who can make

you like HIM.

 

GOD is a Guru and Guru can be a GOD too.One's for all

everyone's soul is a Guru of himself to achieve a

Moksha and there no one will come your

friends,sister's,lover's,parents etc etc.As

relationship itself is illusion, so does our existense

or in other words all is real and Moksha is a illusion

to achieve.

 

So who is true GURU?

 

 

--- Mark Kincaid <m.kincaid wrote:

 

> Jupiter Article Series

>

> Part 1

>

>

> " Introduction to Jupiter "

>

>

This morning I kept thinking of Jupiter, and how

> we've been neglecting 'him'

> in all our previous discussions, hehe.

>

> So, now, let's reflect upon Jupiter!

>

>

>

> Jupiter simply put, means 'Guru' or teacher.

>

> Therefore, from our teachers including Gurus, we

> gain knowledge.

>

> Guru represents the entire 'teaching' situation from

> our kindergarten

> teachers, to our Divine Gurus.

>

> Guru represents the student, teacher relationship.

>

> Guru, even, represents the parent, child

> relationship.

>

> Guru, represent, the divine relationship between

> individual soul and God.

>

>

> " Guru is God " ! some have said, so Guru or Jupiter,

> has something to do with

> God.

>

> Guru or Jupiter, rules, (naturally) the 9th House in

> Jyotish.

>

> 9th House, being the House of God.

>

> Slightly different then the 5th House, which is

> called the House of Mantras,

> vs. the 12th House, which is the house of the

> transcendental realm.

>

> Then there are the moksha houses, 4th, 8th, & 12th,

> and since Jupiter has to

> do with Liberation, understanding those houses may

> be significant in our

> charts.

>

> Jupiter, Guru, Moksha, Liberation, represents the

> path from ignorance to

> Enlightenment.

>

> This is the 'range' of Jupiter.

>

> Consciousness is the Reality of Guru, or Jupiter.

>

> Jupiter represents the Wisdom of Reality, Being or

> Consciousness.

>

> Jupiter, therefore represents 'faith', and depending

> upon the Jupiter, in

> one's chart, one either has good faith or doubting

> or even skepticism.

>

> Jupiter represents 'Wisdom', learning, therefore

> studying, and all school

> learnings are ruled by Jupiter.

>

> Jupiter, in our charts, shows us how much strength

> of Guru, we're starting

> out with.

>

> But, there's an old expression that goes like this:

>

> " You may have God mad at you, and in such a case,

> you can appeal to the

> Guru!

> But, if you have the Guru mad at you, who else can

> you appeal to? "

>

> I love this expression, it helped me understand the

> subtle differences

> between God and Guru, in my Life.

>

> God is our Father, our very Mother, Guru is our

> teacher.

>

> Guru therefore, has a different relationship, and

> where God, inspires us as

> a child to their Parent, Guru inspires us as a

> serious, student.

>

> The love between Guru and disciple, is one of the

> most precious

> relationships in life.

>

> Guru therefore rules teachers, even Mentors, is a

> kind of Guru-disciple

> relationship.

>

> Financial advisors, doctors, Advisors, Counselors,

> teachers of all kinds,

> all, are Gurus.

>

> Whether we find ourselves playing the role of a

> student or as a Guru, in any

> stage of life; we should understand the precious

> realities of this Divine

> Relationship.

>

> We should take seriously our role when we find

> ourselves, being the student!

>

> The student, should approach the teacher, or Guru,

> with the utmost sincerity

> and openness.

>

> If we find ourselves playing the role of Guru, then

> we should take with the

> utmost appreciation, the divine role of teacher.

>

> I remember when I came across this passage from the

> great sage Maharishi

> Parashara, whom, many consider as the founder of

> Jyotish.

>

> " If we do Jyotish, poorly, we'll come back as,..(and

> here are my words:

> hehe), the worse kind of toad! "

>

> I loved this expression because it cautioned me, to

> make sure that whenever

> I sought to help, guide, advise, or instruct, that

> I'd remember the keen

> importance to do this, well!

>

> Guru therefore, should be uplifting, inspiring, and

> full of promise, hope,

> and Enlightenment.

>

>

> Contemplate the perfection of Guru, or Jupiter, in

> Cancer.

>

> 2 years ago, I was thinking about this when I

> watched the Guru, move through

> Cancer, as it went through my 10th house.

>

> After awhile, I felt that sweet presence of the

> Divine Mother, blessings to

> all, as 'she', moved across my house of career.

>

> All of a sudden I realized the Ideal, perfect Guru,

> is the Mother!

>

> When the Guru, is Divine like the Mother, Guru

> instructs, cares, and is

> compassionate as a Mother is to her children, then

> the Guru is perfect.

>

> I think of that now, when I think of Jupiter.

>

> Find the Jupiter in your charts, and ask yourself,

> what flavor of Guru, did

> you start this life with.

>

> Jupiter in Aries, has a very dynamic and outward and

> manifest destiny or

> flavor.

>

> Jupiter in Taurus, is a Guru, of the heart,

> practical, down to earth,

> focusing on love, compassion and devotion.

>

> Jupiter in Gemini, is Wisdom through Intellect.

> Gemini, is ruled by Mercury

> so when Jupiter is there, there's an inherent love

> of learning.

>

> Jupiter in Cancer, is Exalted!, Jyotish says. Find

> this as the Ideal, and

> aspire to be like a Mother, loving, careing,

> compassionate, and considerate.

> Love is the thread that binds Mother to her

> children, and like that, Jupiter

> should love their students, and disciples.

>

> Jupiter in Leo, has a paternal or Fatherly flavor to

> it.

>

> Jupiter in Virgo, is seeking wisdom through

> Intellect, through critical

> analysis, and through 'perfectionism'. Jupiter in

> Virgo, will be precise,

> detailed, and discriminative. Don't be too hard on

> yourself, or others,

> just because you can see the fault. The real

> 'perfection' lies in being

> able to see the solution, which is perfect, Life!

>

> Jupiter in Libra, is the Wisdom of balance, harmony

> and being a great

> counselor, or arbitrator.

>

> Jupiter in Scorpio, is the wisdom of researching

> Guru.

> Jupiter here loves research and studying privately,

> for the betterment of

> all of society.

>

> Jupiter in Sagittarius, is one of the 3 best places

> of Guru. Sagittarius,

> is so similar to the nature of Guru, that this

> placement bodes well, for

> all. Guru, here, is a natural teacher, giver of

> knowledge, and loves

> learning, is extremely curious and loves to travel

> in the mind, as well as

> the physical World.

>

> Jupiter in Capricorn, is fallen, weak, and

> undeveloped due to that Capricorn

> energy. Because Capricorn represent 'materialism'

> or physical values, Guru

> is asleep, in Capricorn.

> Jupiter is 'debilitated' in Capricorn, because the

> energy of Divine Guru, is

> being mixed up or lost to physical or material

> values.

>

> I asked a friend of mine, one time what it was like

> to have

> Jupiter/Capricorn. " Charles, I'm confused by your

> Jupiter. I mean I see

> you as a great devotee, lover of God, even a good

> teacher, so I'm wondering,

> How do you see this Jupiter/Capricorn part of you! "

>

> He said: " All of my life, I've noticed that I seem

> to choose the

> materialistic solutions to things, instead of the

> more deep, spiritual ones.

> When I find myself at a fork and I reflect within, I

> used to find myself,

> being practical, making materialistic choices, and

> as a result, the

> consequences weren't that great! But, as I've

> gotten older, and wiser,

> especially since knowing this about my Jupiter, it's

> allowed me to make

> better, more spiritual choices! "

>

> Jupiter in Aquarius, is slightly better. Aquarius,

> representing

> " unconventional creativity " , therefore finds one

> seeing the unconventional

> or untraditional possibilities, for life.

>

> Jupiter in Pisces, is the 2nd Sign, with

> Sagittarius, where Jupiter's in

> it's Own Sign. Jupiter in Pisces, being Pisces is

> the 12th and final sign

> of the Zodiac, represents final liberation, and

> Enlightenment.

>

> Jupiter in Pisces seeks power and illumination

> through transcendence,

> through finding the Self, and gaining knowledge and

> wisdom, through this

> inner awakening.

>

>

> So, wherever you find your Jupiter, aspire for it's

> Perfection in the sweet,

> loving nature and comfort, of the Mother.

>

> From Jupiter comes, natural fulfillment of desires.

>

> From 'good' Jupiter, power, comes good luck, boons,

> and grace.

>

> Going to a Great, Guru, gives us the Dharshan, or

> Sight, or Light, of the

> Guru.

>

> The Guru illuminates through his Divine glance, or

> touch and we are

> enlightened through this encounter.

>

> Devotion to 'Guru', whether in the form of a

> physical, real Guru, or the

> Guru, of the Universe, brings great luck and

> fulfillment.

>

> Open your Heart, to the Guru, within.

>

> It is, after all the nature of your Higher Self!

>

>

> As you find your inner Guru, you'll begin seeing the

> play of the Guru,

> everywhere.

>

> At every stage there's a teacher, and a student. At

> every junction, there's

> a higher and a lower.

>

> These situations of subtle differences are for the

> sake of evolution.

>

> One stage, reaching down, to help the other, gives

> tremendous strength, and

> comfort along the path.

>

> If we don't have this grace, life may appear very

> arduous, difficult and

> lonely.

>

> But, the Divine Guru, God, is there also at every

> moment, and in any

> instance, the Divine may speak to you, or be heard.

>

> We open our hearts to the Divine Guru, for the sake

> of answers, solutions,

> help, and Divine Wisdom.

>

> As we expand our hearts and minds, and our

> Consciousnesses, also, expand; we

> find ourselves at the lotus feet of the Guru.

>

> May the blessings of Guru, bless us in every moment

> of our lives!

>

> Guru, moves through love.

>

> As the student approaches the teacher, (Guru), with

> an apple, the Guru's

> heart is moved.

>

> In that stirring of the heart, the teacher is

> inspired to give what he has,

> to his students.

>

> The role of being a good student is vital for

> drawing to one, the boons of

> Guru.

>

> If we don't act respectfully, if we act conceited,

> or arrogantly, then the

> Guru might not be found.

>

> There's this beautiful passage in Yogananda's book,

> his Autobiography of a

> Yogi, where he's talking to his Guru.

>

> " But Gurjii, how can we help, (Sasha), if he won't

> listen to reason? "

> " Sasha has not heeded our advice, or instructions,

> so now, the World, will

> become his Guru. "

>

> I loved when I read this passage, because it shows

> the importance of respect

> for one's Guru, however, it also says that the Guru,

> can be found in nature

> itself, even if a more formal Guru is not found.

>

> Some of the greatest sages, or Enlightened Seers, or

> 'Gurus', didn't have a

> formal Guru.

>

> The Guru, exists in Life, itself, as our Higher

> Selves!

>

> Opening ourselves, to the Guru, whether physically,

> or spiritually, brings

> the blessings of the Higher, Self, to ourselves.

>

> " The Higher Self, unfolds itself, by itself, to

> itself, for the nature of

> the SELF. "

>

> quote of one great Guru.

>

>

> Let the Light of the Guru, which surely rules and

> flows through the Divine

> Science of Jyotish; let that light, guide our way,

> and help us find the

> fulfillments of our lives!

>

>

>

>

> Jai Guru

>

>

>

>

>

> Sincerely,

>

>

>

> Mark Kincaid

>

>

>

> Practice Yoga asanas, or postures for increasing

> flexibility, and release of

> stress, pressure or pain.

>

> Practice Divine Pranayama, to refine the breath,

> which will not only have a

> great calming influence, but will also prepare the

> mind for transcendence.

>

> Meditate, to experience directly the Divine field of

> the SELF, the Self of

> the Universe, God, and the living 24-hour reality of

> the Guru.

>

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> Teacher of Meditation & Ayurved

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