Guest guest Posted February 6, 2007 Report Share Posted February 6, 2007 Hare Rama Krishna, Dear Bharat, Namaskar as I am well known public person, I have received by now thousands of articles in newspapers ,magazines etc in the New York Times, Chicago Tribune, London Times etc, even National Geographic, Sports Illustrated , stereo Review, and a host of other European, Japanese, Chinese papers/magazines. I also have ( comes with the profession ,alas) some demented females following me around (sometimes) from Concert to Concert. The last thing I want is either an article in a gossip magazine analysing my " love life " ,or some misguided lady trying to seduce me through witchcraft. (The attempt was made in the past....) Therefore, all the articles and publications have my birth details wrong (slightly). I have done this on purpose. I guard my privacy carefully. I have been offered (recently) a movie role (major) in a production in Chennai. (My Tamil is pitiful). If I take it- which I really doubt-I will have to guard my privacy even more. These things have a tendency to " get out " in the open. I pray that you are not be offended, if I continue my practice and keep my birth details to myself. I DO appreciate your interest though, in my chart. With deep respect A.J sohamsa , " Bharat Hindu Astrology " <hinduastrology wrote: > > Namaste Sri Swee and Sri Arpad > > Thanks for sharing the details of Sri Arpad Joo. He truly is a maestro. > > Sri Arpad, can I request you to share your birth details as well? If not > publicly, then, you can send the details privately. > > Thanks and Regards > Bharat > > On 2/5/07, Swee Chan sweechan wrote: > > > > > > Jaya Jagannatha > > > > Dear Maestro Arpadh, > > Namaste > > > > That magical mercury works wonders on you!! > > > > Love, > > Swee > > > > > > Arpad Joo > > > > > > While people are alive they are usually taken for granted, except for some > > occasionally special feats which may be called to our attention. As soon as > > they have left us, every virtue one can think of is recalled until they, > > too, have eventually gone down the road of the forgotten ones. With a shrug > > of the shoulders it is usually dismissed as " fate. " > > > > How much more uplifting, by contrast, it is to give credit to those alive > > who are presently making contributions in the various arts and sciences for > > the enjoyment of mankind. There are many to select from, depending upon the > > specific fields of endeavor. > > > > It gives me great pleasure, indeed, to introduce here an artist who not > > only specializes in one specific field, but shows several expressions of > > accomplishment which are of equal merit. This one is a concert pianist who > > as a child prodigy in his native Hungary already made a name for himself, > > but who, as music director of various symphony orchestras and as recording > > artist, has himself firmly established as the musical director of the > > Calgary Symphony Orchestra in Canada. Besides these accomplishments he is a > > student of Eastern Philosophy and Ancient Languages as well as the Hermetic > > Sciences in theory and practice. > > > > Exemplar is delighted to present Arpad Joo, born in Budapest, Hungary in > > 1948. The son of a concert pianist, he decided at a very early age to master > > the piano and that most versatile instrument of'all - the orchestra. When he > > was 10 he gave his first public concert in the main auditorium of the Franz > > LisA Music Academy. In the audience was composer Zoltan Kodaly, who later > > undertook to tutor Arpad as one of only two proteges he had during his > > lifetime. Along with Kodaly, Mr. Joo has studied with many famous teachers > > including: Zecchi, Magaloff, Ferencsik, Mathe, Kozma, Gat, Starker, Kodosa > > and Vacano. > > > > Arpad has had many awards and honors bestowed upon him. In 1962 he won the > > Bartok-Lizst Competition in Budapest and in 1965 won the prize at the > > Festival de Montreux where critics hailed him as " a poet whose inspiration > > is limitless. " When only eighteen he won first prize in the International > > Liszt Piano Competition in Boston. He was awarded scholarships to Juilliard > > and to Indiana University where he won recognition as one of the finest > > young conductors to complete graduate studies in Instrumental Conducting. > > Immediately upon his graduation he was engaged on the Faculty of Music at > > Indiana University. He was recently the recipient of the coveted " Centenary > > Award " of the Monte Carlo National Orchestra after his appearance conducting > > that orchestra as a representative of the U.S. in the UNESCO Concerts of > > Young Talents. > > > > Before moving to Calgary, Arpad spent four years as Principal Conduc tor > > and Musical Director of the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra. A frequent > > Guest Conductor in Mexico and Venezuela, he has also completed South > > American tours, and was highly successful as he conducted at the well known > > Vienna Summer Festival. He has been seen and heard nationwide over the > > Public Broadcasting System. > > > > He has just completed several symphony recordings with the London Symphony > > Orchestra and in his native Hungary recorded with the Budapest Symphony the > > complete works of Bartok this year. As concert pianist Arpad Joo has > > received acclaim of highest merit. > > > > As a student of Eastern Philosophy he has traveled to the near East and to > > India in order to get first hand information to further his knowledge of > > Hebrew and Sanskrit. > > > > Not satisfied with theory only, he has engaged himself also with practical > > laboratory work of preclassical Chemistry, up to and including contemporary > > pharmaceutical research. > > > > Anyone with such diverse talents, none of mediocre quality, but of sincere > > devotional emphasis, is bound to leave an imprint on the sands of time. > > > > How fortunate when one still so young in years is endowed with so many > > gifts, and is making such profuse use of them for the enjoyment of all those > > who come under such dynamic influence. > > > > Undoubtedly the future will hold many surprises in store when Arpad Joo > > will emerge as an even more versatile individual with present talents > > encompassed within a conglomerate whole of such dimensions that will bring > > him recognition as a great humanitarian. This latter statement may sound > > somewhat prophetic to some, but this is exactly what it is meant to be. > > > > Those of us who know Arpad Joo can all look with confidence into the > > future as our expectations are high and well founded. > > > > > > On 2/5/07 5:32 PM, " Arpad Joo " panchasila > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Hare Rama Krishna, > > > > Dear Pierre, > > > > what a joy! Thank you. > > > > After recording the Complete Symphonic Poems of Liszt (all 13)-as a > > Conductor, " Chef D'Orchestre " - I have finally his birth time. Thank you > > again. Merci! > > > > Just a note, I am grateful to your country (France) of giving me the > > " Grand Prix du Disque " in Paris,for this 5 CD set. > > > > With deep respect > > > > A.J. > > > > sohamsa <sohamsa%40><sohamsa%40>, Poloisel@ wrote: > > > > > > > > > | om gurave namah | > > > > > > Dear Swee, dear Arpadh, > > > > > > Franz Liszt > > > October 22, 1811 01:16:00 1:06:08 (East of GMT) > > > 16 E 32, 47 N 34 Raiding, Austria (actually Hungary when he was born) > > > > > > Chart is attached. > > > > > > Yours, > > > Pierre > > > > > > > > > Dans un e-mail daté du 05/02/2007 14:50:10 Paris, Madrid, > > sweechan@ a > > > écrit : > > > > > > Jaya Jagannatha > > > > > > Dear Arpadh, > > > Namaste > > > > > > Sorry, donâ•˙t have the time of birth. (But must say I enjoyed > > his Hungarian > > > Rhapsodies). > > > > > > Just to clear some points: > > > > > > Composers like Brahms, Beethoven (wrote mostly symphonies) etc based > > their > > > structures along Mozartâ•˙s creations. The only > > ╲real╡ pianist who wrote music > > > mainly for the piano was Frédéric Chopin (1810-1849) who was > > famous for his > > > romantic nocturnes etc. > > > Johannes Sebastian Bach wrote the Invention and Sinfornia in e flat > > major > > > for his his son. These seem to be asymmetrically opposite and yet > > worked in > > > synchronicity. > > > Claude Debussy wrote more of the modern romantic pieces. > > > > > > > > > Love, > > > > > > Swee > > > > > > > > > On 2/5/07 8:08 AM, " Arpad Joo " panchasila@ > > > > > > > > > > > > Hare Rama Krishna > > > Dear Swee, > > > > > > permit me a question -since you have mentioned that you are an ex > > pianist, > > > opera singer.... > > > Would you know the birth time of Franz Liszt? > > > This genius of music, composer, pianist par excellence, > > > philantropist,conductor-with a hypnotic influence over the public, was > > born on the 22nd of > > > october 1811, near Vienna (20 km off),Austria. > > > > > > It has been recorded that at the precise time of his birth, there was > > an > > > unusually bright comet, literally above his house.At the time > > thousands of > > > people have observed it. > > > > > > Thanks > > > > > > With deep respect > > > > > > > > > > > > Arpadh > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 6, 2007 Report Share Posted February 6, 2007 Namaste Sri ArpadYour concerns are perfectly understandable and there is no chance for me to take offense. Do inform the group if you perform in Delhi, as I would like to enjoy a fellow " Astrologer " perform. Thanks and RegardsBharatOn 2/6/07, Arpad Joo <panchasila wrote: Hare Rama Krishna, Dear Bharat, Namaskar as I am well known public person, I have received by now thousands of articles in newspapers ,magazines etc in the New York Times, Chicago Tribune, London Times etc, even National Geographic, Sports Illustrated , stereo Review, and a host of other European, Japanese, Chinese papers/magazines. I also have ( comes with the profession ,alas) some demented females following me around (sometimes) from Concert to Concert. The last thing I want is either an article in a gossip magazine analysing my " love life " ,or some misguided lady trying to seduce me through witchcraft. (The attempt was made in the past....) Therefore, all the articles and publications have my birth details wrong (slightly). I have done this on purpose. I guard my privacy carefully. I have been offered (recently) a movie role (major) in a production in Chennai. (My Tamil is pitiful). If I take it- which I really doubt-I will have to guard my privacy even more. These things have a tendency to " get out " in the open. I pray that you are not be offended, if I continue my practice and keep my birth details to myself. I DO appreciate your interest though, in my chart. With deep respect A.J sohamsa , " Bharat Hindu Astrology " <hinduastrology wrote: > > Namaste Sri Swee and Sri Arpad > > Thanks for sharing the details of Sri Arpad Joo. He truly is a maestro. > > Sri Arpad, can I request you to share your birth details as well? If not > publicly, then, you can send the details privately. > > Thanks and Regards > Bharat > > On 2/5/07, Swee Chan sweechan wrote: > > > > > > Jaya Jagannatha > > > > Dear Maestro Arpadh, > > Namaste > > > > That magical mercury works wonders on you!! > > > > Love, > > Swee > > > > > > Arpad Joo > > > > > > While people are alive they are usually taken for granted, except for some > > occasionally special feats which may be called to our attention. As soon as > > they have left us, every virtue one can think of is recalled until they, > > too, have eventually gone down the road of the forgotten ones. With a shrug > > of the shoulders it is usually dismissed as " fate. " > > > > How much more uplifting, by contrast, it is to give credit to those alive > > who are presently making contributions in the various arts and sciences for > > the enjoyment of mankind. There are many to select from, depending upon the > > specific fields of endeavor. > > > > It gives me great pleasure, indeed, to introduce here an artist who not > > only specializes in one specific field, but shows several expressions of > > accomplishment which are of equal merit. This one is a concert pianist who > > as a child prodigy in his native Hungary already made a name for himself, > > but who, as music director of various symphony orchestras and as recording > > artist, has himself firmly established as the musical director of the > > Calgary Symphony Orchestra in Canada. Besides these accomplishments he is a > > student of Eastern Philosophy and Ancient Languages as well as the Hermetic > > Sciences in theory and practice. > > > > Exemplar is delighted to present Arpad Joo, born in Budapest, Hungary in > > 1948. The son of a concert pianist, he decided at a very early age to master > > the piano and that most versatile instrument of'all - the orchestra. When he > > was 10 he gave his first public concert in the main auditorium of the Franz > > LisA Music Academy. In the audience was composer Zoltan Kodaly, who later > > undertook to tutor Arpad as one of only two proteges he had during his > > lifetime. Along with Kodaly, Mr. Joo has studied with many famous teachers > > including: Zecchi, Magaloff, Ferencsik, Mathe, Kozma, Gat, Starker, Kodosa > > and Vacano. > > > > Arpad has had many awards and honors bestowed upon him. In 1962 he won the > > Bartok-Lizst Competition in Budapest and in 1965 won the prize at the > > Festival de Montreux where critics hailed him as " a poet whose inspiration > > is limitless. " When only eighteen he won first prize in the International > > Liszt Piano Competition in Boston. He was awarded scholarships to Juilliard > > and to Indiana University where he won recognition as one of the finest > > young conductors to complete graduate studies in Instrumental Conducting. > > Immediately upon his graduation he was engaged on the Faculty of Music at > > Indiana University. He was recently the recipient of the coveted " Centenary > > Award " of the Monte Carlo National Orchestra after his appearance conducting > > that orchestra as a representative of the U.S. in the UNESCO Concerts of > > Young Talents. > > > > Before moving to Calgary, Arpad spent four years as Principal Conduc tor > > and Musical Director of the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra. A frequent > > Guest Conductor in Mexico and Venezuela, he has also completed South > > American tours, and was highly successful as he conducted at the well known > > Vienna Summer Festival. He has been seen and heard nationwide over the > > Public Broadcasting System. > > > > He has just completed several symphony recordings with the London Symphony > > Orchestra and in his native Hungary recorded with the Budapest Symphony the > > complete works of Bartok this year. As concert pianist Arpad Joo has > > received acclaim of highest merit. > > > > As a student of Eastern Philosophy he has traveled to the near East and to > > India in order to get first hand information to further his knowledge of > > Hebrew and Sanskrit. > > > > Not satisfied with theory only, he has engaged himself also with practical > > laboratory work of preclassical Chemistry, up to and including contemporary > > pharmaceutical research. > > > > Anyone with such diverse talents, none of mediocre quality, but of sincere > > devotional emphasis, is bound to leave an imprint on the sands of time. > > > > How fortunate when one still so young in years is endowed with so many > > gifts, and is making such profuse use of them for the enjoyment of all those > > who come under such dynamic influence. > > > > Undoubtedly the future will hold many surprises in store when Arpad Joo > > will emerge as an even more versatile individual with present talents > > encompassed within a conglomerate whole of such dimensions that will bring > > him recognition as a great humanitarian. This latter statement may sound > > somewhat prophetic to some, but this is exactly what it is meant to be. > > > > Those of us who know Arpad Joo can all look with confidence into the > > future as our expectations are high and well founded. > > > > > > On 2/5/07 5:32 PM, " Arpad Joo " panchasila > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Hare Rama Krishna, > > > > Dear Pierre, > > > > what a joy! Thank you. > > > > After recording the Complete Symphonic Poems of Liszt (all 13)-as a > > Conductor, " Chef D'Orchestre " - I have finally his birth time. Thank you > > again. Merci! > > > > Just a note, I am grateful to your country (France) of giving me the > > " Grand Prix du Disque " in Paris,for this 5 CD set. > > > > With deep respect > > > > A.J. > > > > sohamsa <sohamsa%40><sohamsa%40>, Poloisel@ wrote: > > > > > > > > > | om gurave namah | > > > > > > Dear Swee, dear Arpadh, > > > > > > Franz Liszt > > > October 22, 1811 01:16:00 1:06:08 (East of GMT) > > > 16 E 32, 47 N 34 Raiding, Austria (actually Hungary when he was born) > > > > > > Chart is attached. > > > > > > Yours, > > > Pierre > > > > > > > > > Dans un e-mail daté du 05/02/2007 14:50:10 Paris, Madrid, > > sweechan@ a > > > écrit : > > > > > > Jaya Jagannatha > > > > > > Dear Arpadh, > > > Namaste > > > > > > Sorry, donâ•˙t have the time of birth. (But must say I enjoyed > > his Hungarian > > > Rhapsodies). > > > > > > Just to clear some points: > > > > > > Composers like Brahms, Beethoven (wrote mostly symphonies) etc based > > their > > > structures along Mozartâ•˙s creations. The only > > ╲real╡ pianist who wrote music > > > mainly for the piano was Frédéric Chopin (1810-1849) who was > > famous for his > > > romantic nocturnes etc. > > > Johannes Sebastian Bach wrote the Invention and Sinfornia in e flat > > major > > > for his his son. These seem to be asymmetrically opposite and yet > > worked in > > > synchronicity. > > > Claude Debussy wrote more of the modern romantic pieces. > > > > > > > > > Love, > > > > > > Swee > > > > > > > > > On 2/5/07 8:08 AM, " Arpad Joo " panchasila@ > > > > > > > > > > > > Hare Rama Krishna > > > Dear Swee, > > > > > > permit me a question -since you have mentioned that you are an ex > > pianist, > > > opera singer.... > > > Would you know the birth time of Franz Liszt? > > > This genius of music, composer, pianist par excellence, > > > philantropist,conductor-with a hypnotic influence over the public, was > > born on the 22nd of > > > october 1811, near Vienna (20 km off),Austria. > > > > > > It has been recorded that at the precise time of his birth, there was > > an > > > unusually bright comet, literally above his house.At the time > > thousands of > > > people have observed it. > > > > > > Thanks > > > > > > With deep respect > > > > > > > > > > > > Arpadh > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 6, 2007 Report Share Posted February 6, 2007  Shri Brahmadaru Smarami Dear Swee, I am very interested to see Arpad's chart. Can someone share? Not only to see what makes him such a maestro but also what draws him to jyotish! How did he get into jyotish all the way from Austria? I would love to see it. Incidentally in Lizst's chart did you see AK Moon in digbala? Best Regards, Sarbani Sarkar Rath http://sarbani.com Swee Chan [sweechan] Monday, February 05, 2007 11:27 PMSohamsaRe: Re: Arpad Joo Jaya JagannathaDear Maestro Arpadh,NamasteThat magical mercury works wonders on you!!Love,SweeArpad JooWhile people are alive they are usually taken for granted, except for some occasionally special feats which may be called to our attention. As soon as they have left us, every virtue one can think of is recalled until they, too, have eventually gone down the road of the forgotten ones. With a shrug of the shoulders it is usually dismissed as "fate."How much more uplifting, by contrast, it is to give credit to those alive who are presently making contributions in the various arts and sciences for the enjoyment of mankind. There are many to select from, depending upon the specific fields of endeavor.It gives me great pleasure, indeed, to introduce here an artist who not only specializes in one specific field, but shows several expressions of accomplishment which are of equal merit. This one is a concert pianist who as a child prodigy in his native Hungary already made a name for himself, but who, as music director of various symphony orchestras and as recording artist, has himself firmly established as the musical director of the Calgary Symphony Orchestra in Canada. Besides these accomplishments he is a student of Eastern Philosophy and Ancient Languages as well as the Hermetic Sciences in theory and practice.Exemplar is delighted to present Arpad Joo, born in Budapest, Hungary in 1948. The son of a concert pianist, he decided at a very early age to master the piano and that most versatile instrument of'all - the orchestra. When he was 10 he gave his first public concert in the main auditorium of the Franz LisA Music Academy. In the audience was composer Zoltan Kodaly, who later undertook to tutor Arpad as one of only two proteges he had during his lifetime. Along with Kodaly, Mr. Joo has studied with many famous teachers including: Zecchi, Magaloff, Ferencsik, Mathe, Kozma, Gat, Starker, Kodosa and Vacano.Arpad has had many awards and honors bestowed upon him. In 1962 he won the Bartok-Lizst Competition in Budapest and in 1965 won the prize at the Festival de Montreux where critics hailed him as "a poet whose inspiration is limitless." When only eighteen he won first prize in the International Liszt Piano Competition in Boston. He was awarded scholarships to Juilliard and to Indiana University where he won recognition as one of the finest young conductors to complete graduate studies in Instrumental Conducting. Immediately upon his graduation he was engaged on the Faculty of Music at Indiana University. He was recently the recipient of the coveted "Centenary Award" of the Monte Carlo National Orchestra after his appearance conducting that orchestra as a representative of the U.S. in the UNESCO Concerts of Young Talents.Before moving to Calgary, Arpad spent four years as Principal Conduc tor and Musical Director of the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra. A frequent Guest Conductor in Mexico and Venezuela, he has also completed South American tours, and was highly successful as he conducted at the well known Vienna Summer Festival. He has been seen and heard nationwide over the Public Broadcasting System.He has just completed several symphony recordings with the London Symphony Orchestra and in his native Hungary recorded with the Budapest Symphony the complete works of Bartok this year. As concert pianist Arpad Joo has received acclaim of highest merit.As a student of Eastern Philosophy he has traveled to the near East and to India in order to get first hand information to further his knowledge of Hebrew and Sanskrit.Not satisfied with theory only, he has engaged himself also with practical laboratory work of preclassical Chemistry, up to and including contemporary pharmaceutical research.Anyone with such diverse talents, none of mediocre quality, but of sincere devotional emphasis, is bound to leave an imprint on the sands of time.How fortunate when one still so young in years is endowed with so many gifts, and is making such profuse use of them for the enjoyment of all those who come under such dynamic influence.Undoubtedly the future will hold many surprises in store when Arpad Joo will emerge as an even more versatile individual with present talents encompassed within a conglomerate whole of such dimensions that will bring him recognition as a great humanitarian. This latter statement may sound somewhat prophetic to some, but this is exactly what it is meant to be.Those of us who know Arpad Joo can all look with confidence into the future as our expectations are high and well founded.On 2/5/07 5:32 PM, "Arpad Joo" <panchasila > Hare Rama Krishna,Dear Pierre,what a joy! Thank you.After recording the Complete Symphonic Poems of Liszt (all 13)-as aConductor, "Chef D'Orchestre"- I have finally his birth time. Thank youagain. Merci!Just a note, I am grateful to your country (France) of giving me the"Grand Prix du Disque" in Paris,for this 5 CD set.With deep respectA.J.sohamsa <sohamsa%40> , Poloisel wrote:>>> | om gurave namah |>> Dear Swee, dear Arpadh,>> Franz Liszt> October 22, 1811 01:16:00 1:06:08 (East of GMT)> 16 E 32, 47 N 34 Raiding, Austria (actually Hungary when he was born)>> Chart is attached.>> Yours,> Pierre>>> Dans un e-mail daté du 05/02/2007 14:50:10 Paris, Madrid,sweechan a> écrit :>> Jaya Jagannatha>> Dear Arpadh,> Namaste>> Sorry, donâ•˙t have the time of birth. (But must say I enjoyedhis Hungarian> Rhapsodies).>> Just to clear some points:>> Composers like Brahms, Beethoven (wrote mostly symphonies) etc basedtheir> structures along Mozartâ•˙s creations. The only╲real╡ pianist who wrote music> mainly for the piano was Frédéric Chopin (1810-1849) who wasfamous for his> romantic nocturnes etc.> Johannes Sebastian Bach wrote the Invention and Sinfornia in e flatmajor> for his his son. These seem to be asymmetrically opposite and yetworked in> synchronicity.> Claude Debussy wrote more of the modern romantic pieces.>>> Love,>> Swee>>> On 2/5/07 8:08 AM, "Arpad Joo" panchasila>>> Hare Rama Krishna> Dear Swee,>> permit me a question -since you have mentioned that you are an expianist,> opera singer....> Would you know the birth time of Franz Liszt?> This genius of music, composer, pianist par excellence,> philantropist,conductor-with a hypnotic influence over the public, wasborn on the 22nd of> october 1811, near Vienna (20 km off),Austria.>> It has been recorded that at the precise time of his birth, there wasan> unusually bright comet, literally above his house.At the timethousands of> people have observed it.>> Thanks>> With deep respect>>>> Arpadh> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 6, 2007 Report Share Posted February 6, 2007  Shri Brahmadaru Smarami Dear Arpad, Please ignore my mail to Swee requesting your birth data. But I am still interested in as to how you got involved in astrology all the way from Austria and found your way to us. The fact that you may have an Indian background or studied eastern philosophy does not do much to contribute to that fact. I am interested in 3 things: your lagna, your AK and what or where your Moon is. Not nakshatra, just where it is. I would be much obliged if you can answer these questions in part of full. If you dont that too is okay. Best Regards, Sarbani Sarkar Rath http://sarbani.com Arpad Joo [panchasila] Tuesday, February 06, 2007 10:22 AMsohamsa Subject: Re: Arpad Joo Hare Rama Krishna,Dear Bharat, Namaskaras I am well known public person, I have received by now thousands ofarticles in newspapers ,magazines etc in the New York Times, ChicagoTribune, London Times etc, even National Geographic, Sports Illustrated, stereo Review, and a host of other European, Japanese, Chinesepapers/magazines.I also have ( comes with the profession ,alas) some demented femalesfollowing me around (sometimes) from Concert to Concert.The last thing I want is either an article in a gossip magazineanalysing my "love life",or some misguided lady trying to seduce methrough witchcraft. (The attempt was made in the past....)Therefore, all the articles and publications have my birth details wrong(slightly). I have done this on purpose. I guard my privacy carefully.I have been offered (recently) a movie role (major) in a production inChennai. (My Tamil is pitiful). If I take it- which I really doubt-Iwill have to guard my privacy even more. These things have a tendency to"get out" in the open.I pray that you are not be offended, if I continue my practice and keepmy birth details to myself.I DO appreciate your interest though, in my chart.With deep respectA.Jsohamsa , "Bharat Hindu Astrology"<hinduastrology wrote:>> Namaste Sri Swee and Sri Arpad>> Thanks for sharing the details of Sri Arpad Joo. He truly is amaestro.>> Sri Arpad, can I request you to share your birth details as well? Ifnot> publicly, then, you can send the details privately.>> Thanks and Regards> Bharat>> On 2/5/07, Swee Chan sweechan wrote:> >> >> > Jaya Jagannatha> >> > Dear Maestro Arpadh,> > Namaste> >> > That magical mercury works wonders on you!!> >> > Love,> > Swee> >> >> > Arpad Joo> >> >> > While people are alive they are usually taken for granted, exceptfor some> > occasionally special feats which may be called to our attention. Assoon as> > they have left us, every virtue one can think of is recalled untilthey,> > too, have eventually gone down the road of the forgotten ones. Witha shrug> > of the shoulders it is usually dismissed as "fate."> >> > How much more uplifting, by contrast, it is to give credit to thosealive> > who are presently making contributions in the various arts andsciences for> > the enjoyment of mankind. There are many to select from, dependingupon the> > specific fields of endeavor.> >> > It gives me great pleasure, indeed, to introduce here an artist whonot> > only specializes in one specific field, but shows severalexpressions of> > accomplishment which are of equal merit. This one is a concertpianist who> > as a child prodigy in his native Hungary already made a name forhimself,> > but who, as music director of various symphony orchestras and asrecording> > artist, has himself firmly established as the musical director ofthe> > Calgary Symphony Orchestra in Canada. Besides these accomplishmentshe is a> > student of Eastern Philosophy and Ancient Languages as well as theHermetic> > Sciences in theory and practice.> >> > Exemplar is delighted to present Arpad Joo, born in Budapest,Hungary in> > 1948. The son of a concert pianist, he decided at a very early ageto master> > the piano and that most versatile instrument of'all - the orchestra.When he> > was 10 he gave his first public concert in the main auditorium ofthe Franz> > LisA Music Academy. In the audience was composer Zoltan Kodaly, wholater> > undertook to tutor Arpad as one of only two proteges he had duringhis> > lifetime. Along with Kodaly, Mr. Joo has studied with many famousteachers> > including: Zecchi, Magaloff, Ferencsik, Mathe, Kozma, Gat, Starker,Kodosa> > and Vacano.> >> > Arpad has had many awards and honors bestowed upon him. In 1962 hewon the> > Bartok-Lizst Competition in Budapest and in 1965 won the prize atthe> > Festival de Montreux where critics hailed him as "a poet whoseinspiration> > is limitless." When only eighteen he won first prize in theInternational> > Liszt Piano Competition in Boston. He was awarded scholarships toJuilliard> > and to Indiana University where he won recognition as one of thefinest> > young conductors to complete graduate studies in InstrumentalConducting.> > Immediately upon his graduation he was engaged on the Faculty ofMusic at> > Indiana University. He was recently the recipient of the coveted"Centenary> > Award" of the Monte Carlo National Orchestra after his appearanceconducting> > that orchestra as a representative of the U.S. in the UNESCOConcerts of> > Young Talents.> >> > Before moving to Calgary, Arpad spent four years as Principal Conductor> > and Musical Director of the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra. A frequent> > Guest Conductor in Mexico and Venezuela, he has also completed South> > American tours, and was highly successful as he conducted at thewell known> > Vienna Summer Festival. He has been seen and heard nationwide overthe> > Public Broadcasting System.> >> > He has just completed several symphony recordings with the LondonSymphony> > Orchestra and in his native Hungary recorded with the BudapestSymphony the> > complete works of Bartok this year. As concert pianist Arpad Joo has> > received acclaim of highest merit.> >> > As a student of Eastern Philosophy he has traveled to the near Eastand to> > India in order to get first hand information to further hisknowledge of> > Hebrew and Sanskrit.> >> > Not satisfied with theory only, he has engaged himself also withpractical> > laboratory work of preclassical Chemistry, up to and includingcontemporary> > pharmaceutical research.> >> > Anyone with such diverse talents, none of mediocre quality, but ofsincere> > devotional emphasis, is bound to leave an imprint on the sands oftime.> >> > How fortunate when one still so young in years is endowed with somany> > gifts, and is making such profuse use of them for the enjoyment ofall those> > who come under such dynamic influence.> >> > Undoubtedly the future will hold many surprises in store when ArpadJoo> > will emerge as an even more versatile individual with presenttalents> > encompassed within a conglomerate whole of such dimensions that willbring> > him recognition as a great humanitarian. This latter statement maysound> > somewhat prophetic to some, but this is exactly what it is meant tobe.> >> > Those of us who know Arpad Joo can all look with confidence into the> > future as our expectations are high and well founded.> >> >> > On 2/5/07 5:32 PM, "Arpad Joo" panchasila >> >> >> >> >> >> > Hare Rama Krishna,> >> > Dear Pierre,> >> > what a joy! Thank you.> >> > After recording the Complete Symphonic Poems of Liszt (all 13)-as a> > Conductor, "Chef D'Orchestre"- I have finally his birth time. Thankyou> > again. Merci!> >> > Just a note, I am grateful to your country (France) of giving me the> > "Grand Prix du Disque" in Paris,for this 5 CD set.> >> > With deep respect> >> > A.J.> >> > sohamsa <sohamsa%40><sohamsa%40>, Poloisel@wrote:> > >> > >> > > | om gurave namah |> > >> > > Dear Swee, dear Arpadh,> > >> > > Franz Liszt> > > October 22, 1811 01:16:00 1:06:08 (East of GMT)> > > 16 E 32, 47 N 34 Raiding, Austria (actually Hungary when he wasborn)> > >> > > Chart is attached.> > >> > > Yours,> > > Pierre> > >> > >> > > Dans un e-mail daté du 05/02/2007 14:50:10 Paris, Madrid,> > sweechan@ a> > > écrit :> > >> > > Jaya Jagannatha> > >> > > Dear Arpadh,> > > Namaste> > >> > > Sorry, donâ•˙t have the time of birth. (But must say Ienjoyed> > his Hungarian> > > Rhapsodies).> > >> > > Just to clear some points:> > >> > > Composers like Brahms, Beethoven (wrote mostly symphonies) etcbased> > their> > > structures along Mozartâ•˙s creations. The only> > ╲real╡ pianist who wrote music> > > mainly for the piano was Frédéric Chopin(1810-1849) who was> > famous for his> > > romantic nocturnes etc.> > > Johannes Sebastian Bach wrote the Invention and Sinfornia in eflat> > major> > > for his his son. These seem to be asymmetrically opposite and yet> > worked in> > > synchronicity.> > > Claude Debussy wrote more of the modern romantic pieces.> > >> > >> > > Love,> > >> > > Swee> > >> > >> > > On 2/5/07 8:08 AM, "Arpad Joo" panchasila@> > >> > >> > >> > > Hare Rama Krishna> > > Dear Swee,> > >> > > permit me a question -since you have mentioned that you are an ex> > pianist,> > > opera singer....> > > Would you know the birth time of Franz Liszt?> > > This genius of music, composer, pianist par excellence,> > > philantropist,conductor-with a hypnotic influence over the public,was> > born on the 22nd of> > > october 1811, near Vienna (20 km off),Austria.> > >> > > It has been recorded that at the precise time of his birth, therewas> > an> > > unusually bright comet, literally above his house.At the time> > thousands of> > > people have observed it.> > >> > > Thanks> > >> > > With deep respect> > >> > >> > >> > > Arpadh> > >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 6, 2007 Report Share Posted February 6, 2007 Namaskaar Sri ArpadIf you chant Ma Kali Kavach, then, hardly any tamasic puja done against you, is likely to affect you. The same goes for a certain mantra of Lord Hanuman and Lord Krishna. You can choose your own call. Ma Kali Kavach has helped a quite a number of my clients in this regard, some of which are known faces of India. Just an afterthought. You are perhaps already aware of its prowess. Thanks and Regards BharatOn 2/6/07, Arpad Joo <panchasila wrote: Hare Rama Krishna, Dear Bharat, Namaskar as I am well known public person, I have received by now thousands of articles in newspapers ,magazines etc in the New York Times, Chicago Tribune, London Times etc, even National Geographic, Sports Illustrated , stereo Review, and a host of other European, Japanese, Chinese papers/magazines. I also have ( comes with the profession ,alas) some demented females following me around (sometimes) from Concert to Concert. The last thing I want is either an article in a gossip magazine analysing my " love life " ,or some misguided lady trying to seduce me through witchcraft. (The attempt was made in the past....) Therefore, all the articles and publications have my birth details wrong (slightly). I have done this on purpose. I guard my privacy carefully. I have been offered (recently) a movie role (major) in a production in Chennai. (My Tamil is pitiful). If I take it- which I really doubt-I will have to guard my privacy even more. These things have a tendency to " get out " in the open. I pray that you are not be offended, if I continue my practice and keep my birth details to myself. I DO appreciate your interest though, in my chart. With deep respect A.J sohamsa , " Bharat Hindu Astrology " <hinduastrology wrote: > > Namaste Sri Swee and Sri Arpad > > Thanks for sharing the details of Sri Arpad Joo. He truly is a maestro. > > Sri Arpad, can I request you to share your birth details as well? If not > publicly, then, you can send the details privately. > > Thanks and Regards > Bharat > > On 2/5/07, Swee Chan sweechan wrote: > > > > > > Jaya Jagannatha > > > > Dear Maestro Arpadh, > > Namaste > > > > That magical mercury works wonders on you!! > > > > Love, > > Swee > > > > > > Arpad Joo > > > > > > While people are alive they are usually taken for granted, except for some > > occasionally special feats which may be called to our attention. As soon as > > they have left us, every virtue one can think of is recalled until they, > > too, have eventually gone down the road of the forgotten ones. With a shrug > > of the shoulders it is usually dismissed as " fate. " > > > > How much more uplifting, by contrast, it is to give credit to those alive > > who are presently making contributions in the various arts and sciences for > > the enjoyment of mankind. There are many to select from, depending upon the > > specific fields of endeavor. > > > > It gives me great pleasure, indeed, to introduce here an artist who not > > only specializes in one specific field, but shows several expressions of > > accomplishment which are of equal merit. This one is a concert pianist who > > as a child prodigy in his native Hungary already made a name for himself, > > but who, as music director of various symphony orchestras and as recording > > artist, has himself firmly established as the musical director of the > > Calgary Symphony Orchestra in Canada. Besides these accomplishments he is a > > student of Eastern Philosophy and Ancient Languages as well as the Hermetic > > Sciences in theory and practice. > > > > Exemplar is delighted to present Arpad Joo, born in Budapest, Hungary in > > 1948. The son of a concert pianist, he decided at a very early age to master > > the piano and that most versatile instrument of'all - the orchestra. When he > > was 10 he gave his first public concert in the main auditorium of the Franz > > LisA Music Academy. In the audience was composer Zoltan Kodaly, who later > > undertook to tutor Arpad as one of only two proteges he had during his > > lifetime. Along with Kodaly, Mr. Joo has studied with many famous teachers > > including: Zecchi, Magaloff, Ferencsik, Mathe, Kozma, Gat, Starker, Kodosa > > and Vacano. > > > > Arpad has had many awards and honors bestowed upon him. In 1962 he won the > > Bartok-Lizst Competition in Budapest and in 1965 won the prize at the > > Festival de Montreux where critics hailed him as " a poet whose inspiration > > is limitless. " When only eighteen he won first prize in the International > > Liszt Piano Competition in Boston. He was awarded scholarships to Juilliard > > and to Indiana University where he won recognition as one of the finest > > young conductors to complete graduate studies in Instrumental Conducting. > > Immediately upon his graduation he was engaged on the Faculty of Music at > > Indiana University. He was recently the recipient of the coveted " Centenary > > Award " of the Monte Carlo National Orchestra after his appearance conducting > > that orchestra as a representative of the U.S. in the UNESCO Concerts of > > Young Talents. > > > > Before moving to Calgary, Arpad spent four years as Principal Conduc tor > > and Musical Director of the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra. A frequent > > Guest Conductor in Mexico and Venezuela, he has also completed South > > American tours, and was highly successful as he conducted at the well known > > Vienna Summer Festival. He has been seen and heard nationwide over the > > Public Broadcasting System. > > > > He has just completed several symphony recordings with the London Symphony > > Orchestra and in his native Hungary recorded with the Budapest Symphony the > > complete works of Bartok this year. As concert pianist Arpad Joo has > > received acclaim of highest merit. > > > > As a student of Eastern Philosophy he has traveled to the near East and to > > India in order to get first hand information to further his knowledge of > > Hebrew and Sanskrit. > > > > Not satisfied with theory only, he has engaged himself also with practical > > laboratory work of preclassical Chemistry, up to and including contemporary > > pharmaceutical research. > > > > Anyone with such diverse talents, none of mediocre quality, but of sincere > > devotional emphasis, is bound to leave an imprint on the sands of time. > > > > How fortunate when one still so young in years is endowed with so many > > gifts, and is making such profuse use of them for the enjoyment of all those > > who come under such dynamic influence. > > > > Undoubtedly the future will hold many surprises in store when Arpad Joo > > will emerge as an even more versatile individual with present talents > > encompassed within a conglomerate whole of such dimensions that will bring > > him recognition as a great humanitarian. This latter statement may sound > > somewhat prophetic to some, but this is exactly what it is meant to be. > > > > Those of us who know Arpad Joo can all look with confidence into the > > future as our expectations are high and well founded. > > > > > > On 2/5/07 5:32 PM, " Arpad Joo " panchasila > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Hare Rama Krishna, > > > > Dear Pierre, > > > > what a joy! Thank you. > > > > After recording the Complete Symphonic Poems of Liszt (all 13)-as a > > Conductor, " Chef D'Orchestre " - I have finally his birth time. Thank you > > again. Merci! > > > > Just a note, I am grateful to your country (France) of giving me the > > " Grand Prix du Disque " in Paris,for this 5 CD set. > > > > With deep respect > > > > A.J. > > > > sohamsa <sohamsa%40><sohamsa%40>, Poloisel@ wrote: > > > > > > > > > | om gurave namah | > > > > > > Dear Swee, dear Arpadh, > > > > > > Franz Liszt > > > October 22, 1811 01:16:00 1:06:08 (East of GMT) > > > 16 E 32, 47 N 34 Raiding, Austria (actually Hungary when he was born) > > > > > > Chart is attached. > > > > > > Yours, > > > Pierre > > > > > > > > > Dans un e-mail daté du 05/02/2007 14:50:10 Paris, Madrid, > > sweechan@ a > > > écrit : > > > > > > Jaya Jagannatha > > > > > > Dear Arpadh, > > > Namaste > > > > > > Sorry, donâ•˙t have the time of birth. (But must say I enjoyed > > his Hungarian > > > Rhapsodies). > > > > > > Just to clear some points: > > > > > > Composers like Brahms, Beethoven (wrote mostly symphonies) etc based > > their > > > structures along Mozartâ•˙s creations. The only > > ╲real╡ pianist who wrote music > > > mainly for the piano was Frédéric Chopin (1810-1849) who was > > famous for his > > > romantic nocturnes etc. > > > Johannes Sebastian Bach wrote the Invention and Sinfornia in e flat > > major > > > for his his son. These seem to be asymmetrically opposite and yet > > worked in > > > synchronicity. > > > Claude Debussy wrote more of the modern romantic pieces. > > > > > > > > > Love, > > > > > > Swee > > > > > > > > > On 2/5/07 8:08 AM, " Arpad Joo " panchasila@ > > > > > > > > > > > > Hare Rama Krishna > > > Dear Swee, > > > > > > permit me a question -since you have mentioned that you are an ex > > pianist, > > > opera singer.... > > > Would you know the birth time of Franz Liszt? > > > This genius of music, composer, pianist par excellence, > > > philantropist,conductor-with a hypnotic influence over the public, was > > born on the 22nd of > > > october 1811, near Vienna (20 km off),Austria. > > > > > > It has been recorded that at the precise time of his birth, there was > > an > > > unusually bright comet, literally above his house.At the time > > thousands of > > > people have observed it. > > > > > > Thanks > > > > > > With deep respect > > > > > > > > > > > > Arpadh > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 6, 2007 Report Share Posted February 6, 2007 Dear Sarbaniji: I have heard of Hungarian Conductor Arpad Joo - glad he is the same person that we have in these forums. But a 'Google' search shows two radically different birthdates for Arpad Joo - 1960 in wikipedia and 1948 by a few other sites, including the site from where the extract in the thread below is taken. I guess the gentleman himself must let us know the truth. In any event this would be more than evident for folks attending his concert I guess. I must add that by no means may this be considered as an attempt to retrieve information that he does not wish to reveal. Best regards, nitin On 2/6/07, Sarbani Sarkar Rath <sarbani wrote:  Shri Brahmadaru Smarami Dear Arpad, Please ignore my mail to Swee requesting your birth data. But I am still interested in as to how you got involved in astrology all the way from Austria and found your way to us. The fact that you may have an Indian background or studied eastern philosophy does not do much to contribute to that fact. I am interested in 3 things: your lagna, your AK and what or where your Moon is. Not nakshatra, just where it is. I would be much obliged if you can answer these questions in part of full. If you dont that too is okay. Best Regards, Sarbani Sarkar Rath http://sarbani.com Arpad Joo [panchasila@ ] Tuesday, February 06, 2007 10:22 AMsohamsa Subject: Re: Arpad Joo Hare Rama Krishna,Dear Bharat, Namaskaras I am well known public person, I have received by now thousands ofarticles in newspapers ,magazines etc in the New York Times, Chicago Tribune, London Times etc, even National Geographic, Sports Illustrated, stereo Review, and a host of other European, Japanese, Chinesepapers/magazines.I also have ( comes with the profession ,alas) some demented females following me around (sometimes) from Concert to Concert.The last thing I want is either an article in a gossip magazineanalysing my " love life " ,or some misguided lady trying to seduce methrough witchcraft. (The attempt was made in the past....) Therefore, all the articles and publications have my birth details wrong(slightly). I have done this on purpose. I guard my privacy carefully.I have been offered (recently) a movie role (major) in a production in Chennai. (My Tamil is pitiful). If I take it- which I really doubt-Iwill have to guard my privacy even more. These things have a tendency to " get out " in the open.I pray that you are not be offended, if I continue my practice and keep my birth details to myself.I DO appreciate your interest though, in my chart.With deep respectA.J sohamsa , " Bharat Hindu Astrology " <hinduastrology wrote:>> Namaste Sri Swee and Sri Arpad>> Thanks for sharing the details of Sri Arpad Joo. He truly is a maestro.>> Sri Arpad, can I request you to share your birth details as well? Ifnot> publicly, then, you can send the details privately.>> Thanks and Regards> Bharat> > On 2/5/07, Swee Chan sweechan wrote:> >> > > > Jaya Jagannatha> >> > Dear Maestro Arpadh,> > Namaste> >> > That magical mercury works wonders on you!!> > > > Love,> > Swee> >> >> > Arpad Joo> >> >> > While people are alive they are usually taken for granted, exceptfor some> > occasionally special feats which may be called to our attention. As soon as> > they have left us, every virtue one can think of is recalled untilthey,> > too, have eventually gone down the road of the forgotten ones. Witha shrug> > of the shoulders it is usually dismissed as " fate. " > >> > How much more uplifting, by contrast, it is to give credit to thosealive> > who are presently making contributions in the various arts andsciences for> > the enjoyment of mankind. There are many to select from, depending upon the> > specific fields of endeavor.> >> > It gives me great pleasure, indeed, to introduce here an artist whonot> > only specializes in one specific field, but shows several expressions of> > accomplishment which are of equal merit. This one is a concertpianist who> > as a child prodigy in his native Hungary already made a name forhimself,> > but who, as music director of various symphony orchestras and as recording> > artist, has himself firmly established as the musical director ofthe> > Calgary Symphony Orchestra in Canada. Besides these accomplishmentshe is a> > student of Eastern Philosophy and Ancient Languages as well as the Hermetic> > Sciences in theory and practice.> >> > Exemplar is delighted to present Arpad Joo, born in Budapest,Hungary in> > 1948. The son of a concert pianist, he decided at a very early age to master> > the piano and that most versatile instrument of'all - the orchestra.When he> > was 10 he gave his first public concert in the main auditorium ofthe Franz> > LisA Music Academy. In the audience was composer Zoltan Kodaly, who later> > undertook to tutor Arpad as one of only two proteges he had duringhis> > lifetime. Along with Kodaly, Mr. Joo has studied with many famousteachers> > including: Zecchi, Magaloff, Ferencsik, Mathe, Kozma, Gat, Starker, Kodosa> > and Vacano.> >> > Arpad has had many awards and honors bestowed upon him. In 1962 hewon the> > Bartok-Lizst Competition in Budapest and in 1965 won the prize at the> > Festival de Montreux where critics hailed him as " a poet whoseinspiration> > is limitless. " When only eighteen he won first prize in theInternational> > Liszt Piano Competition in Boston. He was awarded scholarships to Juilliard> > and to Indiana University where he won recognition as one of thefinest> > young conductors to complete graduate studies in InstrumentalConducting.> > Immediately upon his graduation he was engaged on the Faculty of Music at> > Indiana University. He was recently the recipient of the coveted " Centenary> > Award " of the Monte Carlo National Orchestra after his appearanceconducting> > that orchestra as a representative of the U.S. in the UNESCOConcerts of> > Young Talents.> >> > Before moving to Calgary, Arpad spent four years as Principal Conductor> > and Musical Director of the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra. A frequent > > Guest Conductor in Mexico and Venezuela, he has also completed South> > American tours, and was highly successful as he conducted at thewell known> > Vienna Summer Festival. He has been seen and heard nationwide over the> > Public Broadcasting System.> >> > He has just completed several symphony recordings with the LondonSymphony> > Orchestra and in his native Hungary recorded with the Budapest Symphony the> > complete works of Bartok this year. As concert pianist Arpad Joo has> > received acclaim of highest merit.> >> > As a student of Eastern Philosophy he has traveled to the near East and to> > India in order to get first hand information to further hisknowledge of> > Hebrew and Sanskrit.> >> > Not satisfied with theory only, he has engaged himself also with practical> > laboratory work of preclassical Chemistry, up to and includingcontemporary> > pharmaceutical research.> >> > Anyone with such diverse talents, none of mediocre quality, but of sincere> > devotional emphasis, is bound to leave an imprint on the sands oftime.> >> > How fortunate when one still so young in years is endowed with somany> > gifts, and is making such profuse use of them for the enjoyment of all those> > who come under such dynamic influence.> >> > Undoubtedly the future will hold many surprises in store when ArpadJoo> > will emerge as an even more versatile individual with present talents> > encompassed within a conglomerate whole of such dimensions that willbring> > him recognition as a great humanitarian. This latter statement maysound> > somewhat prophetic to some, but this is exactly what it is meant to be.> >> > Those of us who know Arpad Joo can all look with confidence into the> > future as our expectations are high and well founded.> >> >> > On 2/5/07 5:32 PM, " Arpad Joo " panchasila > >> >> >> >> >> >> > Hare Rama Krishna,> >> > Dear Pierre,> >> > what a joy! Thank you.> > > > After recording the Complete Symphonic Poems of Liszt (all 13)-as a> > Conductor, " Chef D'Orchestre " - I have finally his birth time. Thankyou> > again. Merci!> > > > Just a note, I am grateful to your country (France) of giving me the> > " Grand Prix du Disque " in Paris,for this 5 CD set.> >> > With deep respect> >> > A.J.> >> > sohamsa < sohamsa%40><sohamsa%40>, Poloisel@wrote:> > >> > >> > > | om gurave namah |> > > > > > Dear Swee, dear Arpadh,> > >> > > Franz Liszt> > > October 22, 1811 01:16:00 1:06:08 (East of GMT)> > > 16 E 32, 47 N 34 Raiding, Austria (actually Hungary when he was born)> > >> > > Chart is attached.> > >> > > Yours,> > > Pierre> > >> > >> > > Dans un e-mail daté du 05/02/2007 14:50:10 Paris, Madrid, > > sweechan@ a> > > écrit :> > >> > > Jaya Jagannatha> > >> > > Dear Arpadh,> > > Namaste> > > > > > Sorry, donâ•˙t have the time of birth. (But must say Ienjoyed> > his Hungarian> > > Rhapsodies).> > >> > > Just to clear some points: > > >> > > Composers like Brahms, Beethoven (wrote mostly symphonies) etcbased> > their> > > structures along Mozartâ•˙s creations. The only> > ╲real╡ pianist who wrote music > > > mainly for the piano was Frédéric Chopin (1810-1849) who was> > famous for his> > > romantic nocturnes etc.> > > Johannes Sebastian Bach wrote the Invention and Sinfornia in e flat> > major> > > for his his son. These seem to be asymmetrically opposite and yet> > worked in> > > synchronicity.> > > Claude Debussy wrote more of the modern romantic pieces. > > >> > >> > > Love,> > >> > > Swee> > >> > >> > > On 2/5/07 8:08 AM, " Arpad Joo " panchasila@> > > > > >> > >> > > Hare Rama Krishna> > > Dear Swee,> > >> > > permit me a question -since you have mentioned that you are an ex> > pianist, > > > opera singer....> > > Would you know the birth time of Franz Liszt?> > > This genius of music, composer, pianist par excellence,> > > philantropist,conductor-with a hypnotic influence over the public, was> > born on the 22nd of> > > october 1811, near Vienna (20 km off),Austria.> > >> > > It has been recorded that at the precise time of his birth, therewas> > an > > > unusually bright comet, literally above his house.At the time> > thousands of> > > people have observed it.> > >> > > Thanks> > >> > > With deep respect > > >> > >> > >> > > Arpadh> > >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 6, 2007 Report Share Posted February 6, 2007 Hare. Rama Krishna, Dear Sarbani, Namaskar, the facts are very simple. No mystery here. In Hungary, I have come under the influence of a Roman Catholic monk, who was also a linguist.He insisted on me studying the Upanishas (Katopanishad was his favourite),The Gita and Patanjali. In fact he encouraged me (us) to memorise the Yoga Sutras in Sanskrit.He was often saying: " my boy, until you know something by heart, you don't know it " . As he was a Trappist Monk (these people do not talk much, spending most of their life in silence), he was VERY strict. (He was a very curious Catholic Monk- a follower of Ramana Maharishi).Under his advice,direction and care I have embraced Sanathana Dharma. I was 16 years old at the time. I am a follower of Sanatha Dharma ever since. If you are really curious, I will correspond with you in private. By the way, we have met briefly in Singapore a few years back. I am known here (in the Indian community) as well as some circles in Haridwar/Rishikesh as Jyotishwar.This is what I was called by my teacher. With deep respect A. sohamsa , " Sarbani Sarkar Rath " <sarbani wrote: > > Shri Brahmadaru Smarami > > Dear Arpad, > > Please ignore my mail to Swee requesting your birth data. But I am still interested in as to how you got involved in astrology all the way from Austria and found your way to us. The fact that you may have an Indian background or studied eastern philosophy does not do much to contribute to that fact. > > I am interested in 3 things: your lagna, your AK and what or where your Moon is. Not nakshatra, just where it is. I would be much obliged if you can answer these questions in part of full. If you dont that too is okay. > > Best Regards, > > Sarbani Sarkar Rath > http://sarbani.com <http://sarbani.com/> > > > > > _____ > > Arpad Joo [panchasila] > Tuesday, February 06, 2007 10:22 AM > sohamsa > Re: Arpad Joo > > > > > Hare Rama Krishna, > > Dear Bharat, Namaskar > > as I am well known public person, I have received by now thousands of > articles in newspapers ,magazines etc in the New York Times, Chicago > Tribune, London Times etc, even National Geographic, Sports Illustrated > , stereo Review, and a host of other European, Japanese, Chinese > papers/magazines. > > I also have ( comes with the profession ,alas) some demented females > following me around (sometimes) from Concert to Concert. > > The last thing I want is either an article in a gossip magazine > analysing my " love life " ,or some misguided lady trying to seduce me > through witchcraft. (The attempt was made in the past....) > > Therefore, all the articles and publications have my birth details wrong > (slightly). I have done this on purpose. I guard my privacy carefully. > > I have been offered (recently) a movie role (major) in a production in > Chennai. (My Tamil is pitiful). If I take it- which I really doubt-I > will have to guard my privacy even more. These things have a tendency to > " get out " in the open. > > I pray that you are not be offended, if I continue my practice and keep > my birth details to myself. > > I DO appreciate your interest though, in my chart. > > With deep respect > > A.J > sohamsa@ <sohamsa%40> .com, " Bharat Hindu Astrology " > hinduastrology@ wrote: > > > > Namaste Sri Swee and Sri Arpad > > > > Thanks for sharing the details of Sri Arpad Joo. He truly is a > maestro. > > > > Sri Arpad, can I request you to share your birth details as well? If > not > > publicly, then, you can send the details privately. > > > > Thanks and Regards > > Bharat > > > > On 2/5/07, Swee Chan sweechan@ wrote: > > > > > > > > > Jaya Jagannatha > > > > > > Dear Maestro Arpadh, > > > Namaste > > > > > > That magical mercury works wonders on you!! > > > > > > Love, > > > Swee > > > > > > > > > Arpad Joo > > > > > > > > > While people are alive they are usually taken for granted, except > for some > > > occasionally special feats which may be called to our attention. As > soon as > > > they have left us, every virtue one can think of is recalled until > they, > > > too, have eventually gone down the road of the forgotten ones. With > a shrug > > > of the shoulders it is usually dismissed as " fate. " > > > > > > How much more uplifting, by contrast, it is to give credit to those > alive > > > who are presently making contributions in the various arts and > sciences for > > > the enjoyment of mankind. There are many to select from, depending > upon the > > > specific fields of endeavor. > > > > > > It gives me great pleasure, indeed, to introduce here an artist who > not > > > only specializes in one specific field, but shows several > expressions of > > > accomplishment which are of equal merit. This one is a concert > pianist who > > > as a child prodigy in his native Hungary already made a name for > himself, > > > but who, as music director of various symphony orchestras and as > recording > > > artist, has himself firmly established as the musical director of > the > > > Calgary Symphony Orchestra in Canada. Besides these accomplishments > he is a > > > student of Eastern Philosophy and Ancient Languages as well as the > Hermetic > > > Sciences in theory and practice. > > > > > > Exemplar is delighted to present Arpad Joo, born in Budapest, > Hungary in > > > 1948. The son of a concert pianist, he decided at a very early age > to master > > > the piano and that most versatile instrument of'all - the orchestra. > When he > > > was 10 he gave his first public concert in the main auditorium of > the Franz > > > LisA Music Academy. In the audience was composer Zoltan Kodaly, who > later > > > undertook to tutor Arpad as one of only two proteges he had during > his > > > lifetime. Along with Kodaly, Mr. Joo has studied with many famous > teachers > > > including: Zecchi, Magaloff, Ferencsik, Mathe, Kozma, Gat, Starker, > Kodosa > > > and Vacano. > > > > > > Arpad has had many awards and honors bestowed upon him. In 1962 he > won the > > > Bartok-Lizst Competition in Budapest and in 1965 won the prize at > the > > > Festival de Montreux where critics hailed him as " a poet whose > inspiration > > > is limitless. " When only eighteen he won first prize in the > International > > > Liszt Piano Competition in Boston. He was awarded scholarships to > Juilliard > > > and to Indiana University where he won recognition as one of the > finest > > > young conductors to complete graduate studies in Instrumental > Conducting. > > > Immediately upon his graduation he was engaged on the Faculty of > Music at > > > Indiana University. He was recently the recipient of the coveted > " Centenary > > > Award " of the Monte Carlo National Orchestra after his appearance > conducting > > > that orchestra as a representative of the U.S. in the UNESCO > Concerts of > > > Young Talents. > > > > > > Before moving to Calgary, Arpad spent four years as Principal Conduc > tor > > > and Musical Director of the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra. A frequent > > > Guest Conductor in Mexico and Venezuela, he has also completed South > > > American tours, and was highly successful as he conducted at the > well known > > > Vienna Summer Festival. He has been seen and heard nationwide over > the > > > Public Broadcasting System. > > > > > > He has just completed several symphony recordings with the London > Symphony > > > Orchestra and in his native Hungary recorded with the Budapest > Symphony the > > > complete works of Bartok this year. As concert pianist Arpad Joo has > > > received acclaim of highest merit. > > > > > > As a student of Eastern Philosophy he has traveled to the near East > and to > > > India in order to get first hand information to further his > knowledge of > > > Hebrew and Sanskrit. > > > > > > Not satisfied with theory only, he has engaged himself also with > practical > > > laboratory work of preclassical Chemistry, up to and including > contemporary > > > pharmaceutical research. > > > > > > Anyone with such diverse talents, none of mediocre quality, but of > sincere > > > devotional emphasis, is bound to leave an imprint on the sands of > time. > > > > > > How fortunate when one still so young in years is endowed with so > many > > > gifts, and is making such profuse use of them for the enjoyment of > all those > > > who come under such dynamic influence. > > > > > > Undoubtedly the future will hold many surprises in store when Arpad > Joo > > > will emerge as an even more versatile individual with present > talents > > > encompassed within a conglomerate whole of such dimensions that will > bring > > > him recognition as a great humanitarian. This latter statement may > sound > > > somewhat prophetic to some, but this is exactly what it is meant to > be. > > > > > > Those of us who know Arpad Joo can all look with confidence into the > > > future as our expectations are high and well founded. > > > > > > > > > On 2/5/07 5:32 PM, " Arpad Joo " panchasila@ > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Hare Rama Krishna, > > > > > > Dear Pierre, > > > > > > what a joy! Thank you. > > > > > > After recording the Complete Symphonic Poems of Liszt (all 13)-as a > > > Conductor, " Chef D'Orchestre " - I have finally his birth time. Thank > you > > > again. Merci! > > > > > > Just a note, I am grateful to your country (France) of giving me the > > > " Grand Prix du Disque " in Paris,for this 5 CD set. > > > > > > With deep respect > > > > > > A.J. > > > > > > sohamsa@ <sohamsa%40> .com > <sohamsa%40><sohamsa%40>, Poloisel@ > wrote: > > > > > > > > > > > > | om gurave namah | > > > > > > > > Dear Swee, dear Arpadh, > > > > > > > > Franz Liszt > > > > October 22, 1811 01:16:00 1:06:08 (East of GMT) > > > > 16 E 32, 47 N 34 Raiding, Austria (actually Hungary when he was > born) > > > > > > > > Chart is attached. > > > > > > > > Yours, > > > > Pierre > > > > > > > > > > > > Dans un e-mail datÃÆ'© du 05/02/2007 14:50:10 Paris, Madrid, > > > sweechan@ a > > > > ÃÆ'©crit : > > > > > > > > Jaya Jagannatha > > > > > > > > Dear Arpadh, > > > > Namaste > > > > > > > > Sorry, donâ•˙t have the time of birth. (But must say I > enjoyed > > > his Hungarian > > > > Rhapsodies). > > > > > > > > Just to clear some points: > > > > > > > > Composers like Brahms, Beethoven (wrote mostly symphonies) etc > based > > > their > > > > structures along Mozartâ•˙s creations. The only > > > ╲real╡ pianist who wrote music > > > > mainly for the piano was FrÃÆ'©dÃÆ'©ric Chopin > (1810-1849) who was > > > famous for his > > > > romantic nocturnes etc. > > > > Johannes Sebastian Bach wrote the Invention and Sinfornia in e > flat > > > major > > > > for his his son. These seem to be asymmetrically opposite and yet > > > worked in > > > > synchronicity. > > > > Claude Debussy wrote more of the modern romantic pieces. > > > > > > > > > > > > Love, > > > > > > > > Swee > > > > > > > > > > > > On 2/5/07 8:08 AM, " Arpad Joo " panchasila@ > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Hare Rama Krishna > > > > Dear Swee, > > > > > > > > permit me a question -since you have mentioned that you are an ex > > > pianist, > > > > opera singer.... > > > > Would you know the birth time of Franz Liszt? > > > > This genius of music, composer, pianist par excellence, > > > > philantropist,conductor-with a hypnotic influence over the public, > was > > > born on the 22nd of > > > > october 1811, near Vienna (20 km off),Austria. > > > > > > > > It has been recorded that at the precise time of his birth, there > was > > > an > > > > unusually bright comet, literally above his house.At the time > > > thousands of > > > > people have observed it. > > > > > > > > Thanks > > > > > > > > With deep respect > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Arpadh > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 6, 2007 Report Share Posted February 6, 2007 Hare Rama Krishna, Dear Bharat, Namaskar as Shakespear has written some 400+ years ago:"Hell knows NO fury like a woman scorned"-he may have revealed some secrets of human nature. As a student/disciple/practicioner of Tantra Vidya of many years, I can well take care of myself. As you are well aware, the Kali Kavacha will not only protect the devotee, but will (inevitably) hurl the original force back to it's sender. I have seen the result- at the other end. We may argue that it is "justice done",but in spiritual practice I take the advice of Hyppocrates, the father of western medicine seriously:" first of all, do no harm."(I believe doctors are still taking what is known as the Hyppocratic oath) But I do not want to be a hypocrite- yes, on occasion, I did avail myself some forms of protection. With deep respect A sohamsa , "Bharat Hindu Astrology" <hinduastrology wrote:>> Namaskaar Sri Arpad> > If you chant Ma Kali Kavach, then, hardly any tamasic puja done against you,> is likely to affect you. The same goes for a certain mantra of Lord Hanuman> and Lord Krishna. You can choose your own call.> > Ma Kali Kavach has helped a quite a number of my clients in this regard,> some of which are known faces of India.> > Just an afterthought. You are perhaps already aware of its prowess.> > Thanks and Regards> Bharat> > > > On 2/6/07, Arpad Joo panchasila wrote:> >> >> > Hare Rama Krishna,> >> > Dear Bharat, Namaskar> >> > as I am well known public person, I have received by now thousands of> > articles in newspapers ,magazines etc in the New York Times, Chicago> > Tribune, London Times etc, even National Geographic, Sports Illustrated> > , stereo Review, and a host of other European, Japanese, Chinese> > papers/magazines.> >> > I also have ( comes with the profession ,alas) some demented females> > following me around (sometimes) from Concert to Concert.> >> > The last thing I want is either an article in a gossip magazine> > analysing my "love life",or some misguided lady trying to seduce me> > through witchcraft. (The attempt was made in the past....)> >> > Therefore, all the articles and publications have my birth details wrong> > (slightly). I have done this on purpose. I guard my privacy carefully.> >> > I have been offered (recently) a movie role (major) in a production in> > Chennai. (My Tamil is pitiful). If I take it- which I really doubt-I> > will have to guard my privacy even more. These things have a tendency to> > "get out" in the open.> >> > I pray that you are not be offended, if I continue my practice and keep> > my birth details to myself.> >> > I DO appreciate your interest though, in my chart.> >> > With deep respect> >> > A.J> > sohamsa <sohamsa%40>, "Bharat Hindu> > Astrology"> > hinduastrology@ wrote:> > >> > > Namaste Sri Swee and Sri Arpad> > >> > > Thanks for sharing the details of Sri Arpad Joo. He truly is a> > maestro.> > >> > > Sri Arpad, can I request you to share your birth details as well? If> > not> > > publicly, then, you can send the details privately.> > >> > > Thanks and Regards> > > Bharat> > >> > > On 2/5/07, Swee Chan sweechan@ wrote:> > > >> > > >> > > > Jaya Jagannatha> > > >> > > > Dear Maestro Arpadh,> > > > Namaste> > > >> > > > That magical mercury works wonders on you!!> > > >> > > > Love,> > > > Swee> > > >> > > >> > > > Arpad Joo> > > >> > > >> > > > While people are alive they are usually taken for granted, except> > for some> > > > occasionally special feats which may be called to our attention. As> > soon as> > > > they have left us, every virtue one can think of is recalled until> > they,> > > > too, have eventually gone down the road of the forgotten ones. With> > a shrug> > > > of the shoulders it is usually dismissed as "fate."> > > >> > > > How much more uplifting, by contrast, it is to give credit to those> > alive> > > > who are presently making contributions in the various arts and> > sciences for> > > > the enjoyment of mankind. There are many to select from, depending> > upon the> > > > specific fields of endeavor.> > > >> > > > It gives me great pleasure, indeed, to introduce here an artist who> > not> > > > only specializes in one specific field, but shows several> > expressions of> > > > accomplishment which are of equal merit. This one is a concert> > pianist who> > > > as a child prodigy in his native Hungary already made a name for> > himself,> > > > but who, as music director of various symphony orchestras and as> > recording> > > > artist, has himself firmly established as the musical director of> > the> > > > Calgary Symphony Orchestra in Canada. Besides these accomplishments> > he is a> > > > student of Eastern Philosophy and Ancient Languages as well as the> > Hermetic> > > > Sciences in theory and practice.> > > >> > > > Exemplar is delighted to present Arpad Joo, born in Budapest,> > Hungary in> > > > 1948. The son of a concert pianist, he decided at a very early age> > to master> > > > the piano and that most versatile instrument of'all - the orchestra.> > When he> > > > was 10 he gave his first public concert in the main auditorium of> > the Franz> > > > LisA Music Academy. In the audience was composer Zoltan Kodaly, who> > later> > > > undertook to tutor Arpad as one of only two proteges he had during> > his> > > > lifetime. Along with Kodaly, Mr. Joo has studied with many famous> > teachers> > > > including: Zecchi, Magaloff, Ferencsik, Mathe, Kozma, Gat, Starker,> > Kodosa> > > > and Vacano.> > > >> > > > Arpad has had many awards and honors bestowed upon him. In 1962 he> > won the> > > > Bartok-Lizst Competition in Budapest and in 1965 won the prize at> > the> > > > Festival de Montreux where critics hailed him as "a poet whose> > inspiration> > > > is limitless." When only eighteen he won first prize in the> > International> > > > Liszt Piano Competition in Boston. He was awarded scholarships to> > Juilliard> > > > and to Indiana University where he won recognition as one of the> > finest> > > > young conductors to complete graduate studies in Instrumental> > Conducting.> > > > Immediately upon his graduation he was engaged on the Faculty of> > Music at> > > > Indiana University. He was recently the recipient of the coveted> > "Centenary> > > > Award" of the Monte Carlo National Orchestra after his appearance> > conducting> > > > that orchestra as a representative of the U.S. in the UNESCO> > Concerts of> > > > Young Talents.> > > >> > > > Before moving to Calgary, Arpad spent four years as Principal Conduc> > tor> > > > and Musical Director of the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra. A frequent> > > > Guest Conductor in Mexico and Venezuela, he has also completed South> > > > American tours, and was highly successful as he conducted at the> > well known> > > > Vienna Summer Festival. He has been seen and heard nationwide over> > the> > > > Public Broadcasting System.> > > >> > > > He has just completed several symphony recordings with the London> > Symphony> > > > Orchestra and in his native Hungary recorded with the Budapest> > Symphony the> > > > complete works of Bartok this year. As concert pianist Arpad Joo has> > > > received acclaim of highest merit.> > > >> > > > As a student of Eastern Philosophy he has traveled to the near East> > and to> > > > India in order to get first hand information to further his> > knowledge of> > > > Hebrew and Sanskrit.> > > >> > > > Not satisfied with theory only, he has engaged himself also with> > practical> > > > laboratory work of preclassical Chemistry, up to and including> > contemporary> > > > pharmaceutical research.> > > >> > > > Anyone with such diverse talents, none of mediocre quality, but of> > sincere> > > > devotional emphasis, is bound to leave an imprint on the sands of> > time.> > > >> > > > How fortunate when one still so young in years is endowed with so> > many> > > > gifts, and is making such profuse use of them for the enjoyment of> > all those> > > > who come under such dynamic influence.> > > >> > > > Undoubtedly the future will hold many surprises in store when Arpad> > Joo> > > > will emerge as an even more versatile individual with present> > talents> > > > encompassed within a conglomerate whole of such dimensions that will> > bring> > > > him recognition as a great humanitarian. This latter statement may> > sound> > > > somewhat prophetic to some, but this is exactly what it is meant to> > be.> > > >> > > > Those of us who know Arpad Joo can all look with confidence into the> > > > future as our expectations are high and well founded.> > > >> > > >> > > > On 2/5/07 5:32 PM, "Arpad Joo" panchasila@> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > > Hare Rama Krishna,> > > >> > > > Dear Pierre,> > > >> > > > what a joy! Thank you.> > > >> > > > After recording the Complete Symphonic Poems of Liszt (all 13)-as a> > > > Conductor, "Chef D'Orchestre"- I have finally his birth time. Thank> > you> > > > again. Merci!> > > >> > > > Just a note, I am grateful to your country (France) of giving me the> > > > "Grand Prix du Disque" in Paris,for this 5 CD set.> > > >> > > > With deep respect> > > >> > > > A.J.> > > >> > > > sohamsa <sohamsa%40>> > <sohamsa% <sohamsa%25>40><sohamsa%40>,> > Poloisel@> > wrote:> > > > >> > > > >> > > > > | om gurave namah |> > > > >> > > > > Dear Swee, dear Arpadh,> > > > >> > > > > Franz Liszt> > > > > October 22, 1811 01:16:00 1:06:08 (East of GMT)> > > > > 16 E 32, 47 N 34 Raiding, Austria (actually Hungary when he was> > born)> > > > >> > > > > Chart is attached.> > > > >> > > > > Yours,> > > > > Pierre> > > > >> > > > >> > > > > Dans un e-mail daté du 05/02/2007 14:50:10 Paris, Madrid,> > > > sweechan@ a> > > > > écrit :> > > > >> > > > > Jaya Jagannatha> > > > >> > > > > Dear Arpadh,> > > > > Namaste> > > > >> > > > > Sorry, donâ•˙t have the time of birth. (But must say I> > enjoyed> > > > his Hungarian> > > > > Rhapsodies).> > > > >> > > > > Just to clear some points:> > > > >> > > > > Composers like Brahms, Beethoven (wrote mostly symphonies) etc> > based> > > > their> > > > > structures along Mozartâ•˙s creations. The only> > > > ╲real╡ pianist who wrote music> > > > > mainly for the piano was Frédéric Chopin> > (1810-1849) who was> > > > famous for his> > > > > romantic nocturnes etc.> > > > > Johannes Sebastian Bach wrote the Invention and Sinfornia in e> > flat> > > > major> > > > > for his his son. These seem to be asymmetrically opposite and yet> > > > worked in> > > > > synchronicity.> > > > > Claude Debussy wrote more of the modern romantic pieces.> > > > >> > > > >> > > > > Love,> > > > >> > > > > Swee> > > > >> > > > >> > > > > On 2/5/07 8:08 AM, "Arpad Joo" panchasila@> > > > >> > > > >> > > > >> > > > > Hare Rama Krishna> > > > > Dear Swee,> > > > >> > > > > permit me a question -since you have mentioned that you are an ex> > > > pianist,> > > > > opera singer....> > > > > Would you know the birth time of Franz Liszt?> > > > > This genius of music, composer, pianist par excellence,> > > > > philantropist,conductor-with a hypnotic influence over the public,> > was> > > > born on the 22nd of> > > > > october 1811, near Vienna (20 km off),Austria.> > > > >> > > > > It has been recorded that at the precise time of his birth, there> > was> > > > an> > > > > unusually bright comet, literally above his house.At the time> > > > thousands of> > > > > people have observed it.> > > > >> > > > > Thanks> > > > >> > > > > With deep respect> > > > >> > > > >> > > > >> > > > > Arpadh> > > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > >> >> > > >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 6, 2007 Report Share Posted February 6, 2007 | om gurave namah | Dear Arpad, A trappist monk being a follower of the Maharishi and teaching the Upanishads to a young boy, that is just not possible. Yours,Pierre Dans un e-mail daté du 06/02/2007 15:21:13 Paris, Madrid, panchasila a écrit : Hare. Rama Krishna,Dear Sarbani, Namaskar,the facts are very simple. No mystery here. In Hungary, I have comeunder the influence of a Roman Catholic monk, who was also a linguist.Heinsisted on me studying the Upanishas (Katopanishad was hisfavourite),The Gita and Patanjali. In fact he encouraged me (us) tomemorise the Yoga Sutras in Sanskrit.He was often saying: " my boy,until you know something by heart, you don't know it".As he was a Trappist Monk (these people do not talk much, spending mostof their life in silence), he was VERY strict. (He was a very curiousCatholic Monk- a follower of Ramana Maharishi).Under hisadvice,direction and care I have embraced Sanathana Dharma. I was 16years old at the time. I am a follower of Sanatha Dharma ever since.If you are really curious, I will correspond with you in private.By the way, we have met briefly in Singapore a few years back. I amknown here (in the Indian community) as well as some circles inHaridwar/Rishikesh as Jyotishwar.This is what I was called by myteacher.With deep respectA. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 6, 2007 Report Share Posted February 6, 2007 | om gurave namah | Dear Arpad, Merton met Brahmacharia before his vows as a trappist. Do you know what a ‘ Trappe ’ is? So please don’t say there has been somewhere at any time a trappist monk teaching the upanishads... I am afraid you are mixing a lot of things. Yours,Pierre Dans un e-mail daté du 06/02/2007 18:44:56 Paris, Madrid, panchasila a écrit : Hare Rama Krishna, Dear Pierre, Namaskar that is exactly how it was. Actually the truth is sometimes stranger than fiction. This Tappist monk also lived in Egypt (in the 1930s)and studied with the sufis there for at least 2 years. At the time of our meeting he was already a very old man. As the communist took over the country-as they ALWAYS DO- started destroying religious orders,persecuting, imprisoning and executing a lot of monks, nuns etc.,disbanding the orders,my Trappist monk found himself on the street (I think he may have been imprisoned also in the 1950s) and as he had 2 different PhDs he supported himself by teaching Latin,Italian and a host of other languages.All the while he has kept faithfully to his Trappist vows. I remember well, the very first book he gave me was Swami Sivananda's work. But why are you so suprised? Another-really well known Trappist monk, Thomas Merton-studied with Tibetan Buddhists. Read his journals. To make these things even more interesting, my own father was a christian priest, with a large congregation. He has NEVER discouraged me from my studies,on the contrary, he was always very helpful and respectful of my decisions. At the age of 15 I ave started on my regular astrological lessons (which meant also copying by hand the entire textbook!)- and my father supported me all the way through. I realise that it is unusual, but sometimes life is VERY unusual. With deep respect A.J.sohamsa , Poloisel wrote:>> > | om gurave namah |> > Dear Arpad,> > A trappist monk being a follower of the Maharishi and teaching the > Upanishads to a young boy, that is just not possible. > > Yours,> Pierre> > > Dans un e-mail daté du 06/02/2007 15:21:13 Paris, Madrid, > panchasila a écrit :> > Hare. Rama Krishna,> > Dear Sarbani, Namaskar,> > the facts are very simple. No mystery here. In Hungary, I have come> under the influence of a Roman Catholic monk, who was also a linguist.He> insisted on me studying the Upanishas (Katopanishad was his> favourite),The Gita and Patanjali. In fact he encouraged me (us) to> memorise the Yoga Sutras in Sanskrit.He was often saying: " my boy,> until you know something by heart, you don't know it".> As he was a Trappist Monk (these people do not talk much, spending most> of their life in silence), he was VERY strict. (He was a very curious> Catholic Monk- a follower of Ramana Maharishi).Under his> advice,direction and care I have embraced Sanathana Dharma. I was 16> years old at the time. I am a follower of Sanatha Dharma ever since.> > If you are really curious, I will correspond with you in private.> > By the way, we have met briefly in Singapore a few years back. I am> known here (in the Indian community) as well as some circles in> Haridwar/Rishikesh as Jyotishwar.This is what I was called by my> teacher.> > With deep respect> > > > A.> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 6, 2007 Report Share Posted February 6, 2007 Hare Rama Krishna, Dear Pierre, Namaskar that is exactly how it was. Actually the truth is sometimes stranger than fiction. This Tappist monk also lived in Egypt (in the 1930s)and studied with the sufis there for at least 2 years. At the time of our meeting he was already a very old man. As the communist took over the country-as they ALWAYS DO- started destroying religious orders,persecuting, imprisoning and executing a lot of monks, nuns etc.,disbanding the orders,my Trappist monk found himself on the street (I think he may have been imprisoned also in the 1950s) and as he had 2 different PhDs he supported himself by teaching Latin,Italian and a host of other languages.All the while he has kept faithfully to his Trappist vows. I remember well, the very first book he gave me was Swami Sivananda's work. But why are you so suprised? Another-really well known Trappist monk, Thomas Merton-studied with Tibetan Buddhists. Read his journals. To make these things even more interesting, my own father was a christian priest, with a large congregation. He has NEVER discouraged me from my studies,on the contrary, he was always very helpful and respectful of my decisions. At the age of 15 I ave started on my regular astrological lessons (which meant also copying by hand the entire textbook!)- and my father supported me all the way through. I realise that it is unusual, but sometimes life is VERY unusual. With deep respect A.J.sohamsa , Poloisel wrote:>> > | om gurave namah |> > Dear Arpad,> > A trappist monk being a follower of the Maharishi and teaching the > Upanishads to a young boy, that is just not possible. > > Yours,> Pierre> > > Dans un e-mail daté du 06/02/2007 15:21:13 Paris, Madrid, > panchasila a écrit :> > Hare. Rama Krishna,> > Dear Sarbani, Namaskar,> > the facts are very simple. No mystery here. In Hungary, I have come> under the influence of a Roman Catholic monk, who was also a linguist.He> insisted on me studying the Upanishas (Katopanishad was his> favourite),The Gita and Patanjali. In fact he encouraged me (us) to> memorise the Yoga Sutras in Sanskrit.He was often saying: " my boy,> until you know something by heart, you don't know it".> As he was a Trappist Monk (these people do not talk much, spending most> of their life in silence), he was VERY strict. (He was a very curious> Catholic Monk- a follower of Ramana Maharishi).Under his> advice,direction and care I have embraced Sanathana Dharma. I was 16> years old at the time. I am a follower of Sanatha Dharma ever since.> > If you are really curious, I will correspond with you in private.> > By the way, we have met briefly in Singapore a few years back. I am> known here (in the Indian community) as well as some circles in> Haridwar/Rishikesh as Jyotishwar.This is what I was called by my> teacher.> > With deep respect> > > > A.> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 6, 2007 Report Share Posted February 6, 2007 | om gurave namah | Dear Arpad, Thomas Merton abridged biography 1915 born in France (chart is attached).. studies and travels in Europe1935 settles in the USA1938 he turns himself to catholicism after he met Bramachari in NY !!!..1941 he enters Gethsemani monastery1942 First vows1949 Priesthood..May 1968 two-week travel in California (council Vatican II has relaxed the rules)Oct 1968 he meets the Dalaï-Lama (2 months before his death)11 Dec’68 he died He didn't left his monastery for 27 years.He certainly had no other teachers than the Holy Fathers of the Church.He certainly did not teach the upanishads to the novices he was in charge.The Journals you are refering to start from 1946, among which the first is prior to his priesthood and the weakest. By the way, did you really read all the 4000 pages he has written? I shall end here. I don't know what you were looking for on this list since your inquiry on Liszt. Maybe you only wanted some people listening to you. In case there is a real suffering, may I suggest you to approach a guru privately (Visti Larsen, Swee Chan, Sarbani Sarkar…). God bless you. Yours,Pierre P.S. Dans un e-mail daté du 06/02/2007 20:10:30 Paris, Madrid, panchasila a écrit : Hare Rama Krishna, Dear Pierre, Namaskar, as I usually know what I am saying, I recommend that you READ(!!!) Merton's journals-and you will find that AFTER taking vows and AFTER living the life of the monk at Getshemany Abbey in a small town called St. Mary,Kentucky, USA (Which I also visited), HE HAS MET HIS TEACHER a Tibetan Lama by the name of Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche, and with the permission of his superiors in the Abbey, he has even travelled to the orient where he has met MANY other Buddhist teachers. By the way, he has remained a Trappist monk ALL the time! Please,Please, before you state something- make sure you KNOW what you are talking about! Take the trouble and READ Merton's own words. With deep respect: A.J.sohamsa , Poloisel wrote:>> > | om gurave namah |> > Dear Arpad,> > Merton met Brahmacharia before his vows as a trappist. Do you know what a ‘ > Trappe ’ is? So please don’t say there has been somewhere at any time a > trappist monk teaching the upanishads... I am afraid you are mixing a lot of > things.> > Yours,> Pierre> > > Dans un e-mail daté du 06/02/2007 18:44:56 Paris, Madrid, > panchasila a écrit :> > Hare Rama Krishna, > Dear Pierre, Namaskar > that is exactly how it was. Actually the truth is sometimes stranger than > fiction. > This Tappist monk also lived in Egypt (in the 1930s)and studied with the > sufis there for at least 2 years. At the time of our meeting he was already a > very old man. As the communist took over the country-as they ALWAYS DO- started > destroying religious orders,persecuting, imprisoning and executing a lot of > monks, nuns etc.,disbanding the orders,my Trappist monk found himself on the > street (I think he may have been imprisoned also in the 1950s) and as he had > 2 different PhDs he supported himself by teaching Latin,Italian and a host of > other languages.All the while he has kept faithfully to his Trappist vows. > I remember well, the very first book he gave me was Swami Sivananda's work. > But why are you so suprised? Another-really well known Trappist monk, Thomas > Merton-studied with Tibetan Buddhists. Read his journals. > To make these things even more interesting, my own father was a christian > priest, with a large congregation. He has NEVER discouraged me from my > studies,on the contrary, he was always very helpful and respectful of my decisions. > At the age of 15 I ave started on my regular astrological lessons (which > meant also copying by hand the entire textbook!)- and my father supported me all > the way through. > I realise that it is unusual, but sometimes life is VERY unusual. > With deep respect > A.J.> sohamsa , Poloisel@ wrote:> >> > > > | om gurave namah |> > > > Dear Arpad,> > > > A trappist monk being a follower of the Maharishi and teaching the > > Upanishads to a young boy, that is just not possible. > > > > Yours,> > Pierre> > > > > > Dans un e-mail daté du 06/02/2007 15:21:13 Paris, Madrid, > > panchasila@ a écrit :> > > > Hare. Rama Krishna,> > > > Dear Sarbani, Namaskar,> > > > the facts are very simple. No mystery here. In Hungary, I have come> > under the influence of a Roman Catholic monk, who was also a linguist.He> > insisted on me studying the Upanishas (Katopanishad was his> > favourite),The Gita and Patanjali. In fact he encouraged me (us) to> > memorise the Yoga Sutras in Sanskrit.He was often saying: " my boy,> > until you know something by heart, you don't know it".> > As he was a Trappist Monk (these people do not talk much, spending most> > of their life in silence), he was VERY strict. (He was a very curious> > Catholic Monk- a follower of Ramana Maharishi).Under his> > advice,direction and care I have embraced Sanathana Dharma. I was 16> > years old at the time. I am a follower of Sanatha Dharma ever since.> > > > If you are really curious, I will correspond with you in private.> > > > By the way, we have met briefly in Singapore a few years back. I am> > known here (in the Indian community) as well as some circles in> > Haridwar/Rishikesh as Jyotishwar.This is what I was called by my> > teacher.> > > > With deep respect> > > > > > > > A.> >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 6, 2007 Report Share Posted February 6, 2007 Hare Rama Krishna, Dear Pierre, Namaskar, as I usually know what I am saying, I recommend that you READ(!!!) Merton's journals-and you will find that AFTER taking vows and AFTER living the life of the monk at Getshemany Abbey in a small town called St. Mary,Kentucky, USA (Which I also visited), HE HAS MET HIS TEACHER a Tibetan Lama by the name of Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche, and with the permission of his superiors in the Abbey, he has even travelled to the orient where he has met MANY other Buddhist teachers. By the way, he has remained a Trappist monk ALL the time! Please,Please, before you state something- make sure you KNOW what you are talking about! Take the trouble and READ Merton's own words. With deep respect: A.J.sohamsa , Poloisel wrote:>> > | om gurave namah |> > Dear Arpad,> > Merton met Brahmacharia before his vows as a trappist. Do you know what a ‘ > Trappe ’ is? So please don’t say there has been somewhere at any time a > trappist monk teaching the upanishads... I am afraid you are mixing a lot of > things.> > Yours,> Pierre> > > Dans un e-mail daté du 06/02/2007 18:44:56 Paris, Madrid, > panchasila a écrit :> > Hare Rama Krishna, > Dear Pierre, Namaskar > that is exactly how it was. Actually the truth is sometimes stranger than > fiction. > This Tappist monk also lived in Egypt (in the 1930s)and studied with the > sufis there for at least 2 years. At the time of our meeting he was already a > very old man. As the communist took over the country-as they ALWAYS DO- started > destroying religious orders,persecuting, imprisoning and executing a lot of > monks, nuns etc.,disbanding the orders,my Trappist monk found himself on the > street (I think he may have been imprisoned also in the 1950s) and as he had > 2 different PhDs he supported himself by teaching Latin,Italian and a host of > other languages.All the while he has kept faithfully to his Trappist vows. > I remember well, the very first book he gave me was Swami Sivananda's work. > But why are you so suprised? Another-really well known Trappist monk, Thomas > Merton-studied with Tibetan Buddhists. Read his journals. > To make these things even more interesting, my own father was a christian > priest, with a large congregation. He has NEVER discouraged me from my > studies,on the contrary, he was always very helpful and respectful of my decisions. > At the age of 15 I ave started on my regular astrological lessons (which > meant also copying by hand the entire textbook!)- and my father supported me all > the way through. > I realise that it is unusual, but sometimes life is VERY unusual. > With deep respect > A.J.> sohamsa , Poloisel@ wrote:> >> > > > | om gurave namah |> > > > Dear Arpad,> > > > A trappist monk being a follower of the Maharishi and teaching the > > Upanishads to a young boy, that is just not possible. > > > > Yours,> > Pierre> > > > > > Dans un e-mail daté du 06/02/2007 15:21:13 Paris, Madrid, > > panchasila@ a écrit :> > > > Hare. Rama Krishna,> > > > Dear Sarbani, Namaskar,> > > > the facts are very simple. No mystery here. In Hungary, I have come> > under the influence of a Roman Catholic monk, who was also a linguist.He> > insisted on me studying the Upanishas (Katopanishad was his> > favourite),The Gita and Patanjali. In fact he encouraged me (us) to> > memorise the Yoga Sutras in Sanskrit.He was often saying: " my boy,> > until you know something by heart, you don't know it".> > As he was a Trappist Monk (these people do not talk much, spending most> > of their life in silence), he was VERY strict. (He was a very curious> > Catholic Monk- a follower of Ramana Maharishi).Under his> > advice,direction and care I have embraced Sanathana Dharma. I was 16> > years old at the time. I am a follower of Sanatha Dharma ever since.> > > > If you are really curious, I will correspond with you in private.> > > > By the way, we have met briefly in Singapore a few years back. I am> > known here (in the Indian community) as well as some circles in> > Haridwar/Rishikesh as Jyotishwar.This is what I was called by my> > teacher.> > > > With deep respect> > > > > > > > A.> >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 7, 2007 Report Share Posted February 7, 2007 Hare Rama Krishna, Dear Pierre, Namaskar thanks for your imput. It seems to irritate you that some Catholic monks study Hindu scriptures and Buddhist doctrines. I suggest that you do look into yourself and ask this question- why? It must also pain you very much that some christians DO in fact convert to Sanathana Dharma, rather than the other way around.While the former ALWAYS do so of their own deep seated conviction, the latter-most of the time- through trickery,promised economic benefits and outright forced conversions. (My favourite "hobbyhorse" is the disastrous,despicable christian missionary activities in India and elsewhere.Granted, especially American Protestants.) To put the matter to rest,my knowledge of Merton is not from the Vikipedia or Catholic Encyclopedia. When I was Music Director of the Knoxville Symhony Orchestra,we had an elderly gentleman by the name Mr. George DeVine (at the time professor of Musicology,Music History at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville Campus) working on occasion for the KSO. He (George DeVine)frequently went up to St.Marry's to the Abbey to visit Merton (it was relatively nearby)He has also become a close friend of Merton and a confidant. At the time the Antiwar movement in the US (against the Vietnam war) was gaining momentum Merton FROM the Monastery became very involved.All this is history now.(He deplored war in no uncertain terms.Church authorities at the time, especially Cardinal Spellman, who supported the Vietnam war, were critical of Merton.) Mr. DeVine took me also a few times to St.Mary's,even though I am not a Roman Catholic by any stretch of imagination.So, dear Pierre, I do know what a "Trappist" is,and I know what they do. I have deep respect for them too. No, I have not read the ENTIRE journals. I have read Merton's Asian Journals.In full! (The last 200 or so pages are the most interesting). In it he calls the young Trungpa Lama a "True Master", "My Teacher" etc. Current Catholic Authorities have a tough time explaining all this.The whitewashing-as ususal- has begun.But-sorry- he not only talked about it, wrote it, but it is PRINTED! But I also read his Collected Poems and other works such as the Seven Storey Mountain. Well worth reading. And a few last notes: 1. I never said that Merton was teaching the Upanishads. My early Teacher who was a Trappist monk- DID. (He also carried a picture of Sai Baba of Shirdi with him- how shocking!) 2. No, I do no look for an audience. I have plenty, thank you very much 3. I respect all religions. 4. Let's get back to Jyotish Sincerely yours with deep respect A.J. sohamsa , Poloisel wrote:>> > | om gurave namah |> > Dear Arpad,> > Thomas Merton abridged biography> > 1915 born in France (chart is attached)> .. studies and travels in Europe> 1935 settles in the USA> 1938 he turns himself to catholicism after he met Bramachari in NY !!!> ..> 1941 he enters Gethsemani monastery> 1942 First vows> 1949 Priesthood> ..> May 1968 two-week travel in California (council Vatican II has relaxed the > rules)> Oct 1968 he meets the Dalaï-Lama (2 months before his death)> 11 Dec’68 he died> > He didn't left his monastery for 27 years.> He certainly had no other teachers than the Holy Fathers of the Church.> He certainly did not teach the upanishads to the novices he was in charge.> The Journals you are refering to start from 1946, among which the first is > prior to his priesthood and the weakest. > By the way, did you really read all the 4000 pages he has written?> > I shall end here. I don't know what you were looking for on this list since > your inquiry on Liszt. Maybe you only wanted some people listening to you. In > case there is a real suffering, may I suggest you to approach a guru > privately (Visti Larsen, Swee Chan, Sarbani Sarkar…).> > God bless you.> > Yours,> Pierre> > P.S.> > > Dans un e-mail daté du 06/02/2007 20:10:30 Paris, Madrid, > panchasila a écrit :> > Hare Rama Krishna, > Dear Pierre, Namaskar, > as I usually know what I am saying, I recommend that you READ(!!!) Merton's > journals-and you will find that AFTER taking vows and AFTER living the life of > the monk at Getshemany Abbey in a small town called St. Mary,Kentucky, USA > (Which I also visited), HE HAS MET HIS TEACHER a Tibetan Lama by the name of > Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche, and with the permission of his superiors in the > Abbey, he has even travelled to the orient where he has met MANY other Buddhist > teachers. > By the way, he has remained a Trappist monk ALL the time! > Please,Please, before you state something- make sure you KNOW what you are > talking about! > Take the trouble and READ Merton's own words. > With deep respect: > A.J.> sohamsa , Poloisel@ wrote:> >> > > > | om gurave namah |> > > > Dear Arpad,> > > > Merton met Brahmacharia before his vows as a trappist. Do you know what a â> €˜ > > Trappe ’ is? So please don’t say there has been somewhere at any > time a > > trappist monk teaching the upanishads... I am afraid you are mixing a lot > of > > things.> > > > Yours,> > Pierre> > > > > > Dans un e-mail daté du 06/02/2007 18:44:56 Paris, Madrid, > > panchasila@ a écrit :> > > > Hare Rama Krishna, > > Dear Pierre, Namaskar > > that is exactly how it was. Actually the truth is sometimes stranger than > > fiction. > > This Tappist monk also lived in Egypt (in the 1930s)and studied with the > > sufis there for at least 2 years. At the time of our meeting he was > already a > > very old man. As the communist took over the country-as they ALWAYS DO- > started > > destroying religious orders,persecuting, imprisoning and executing a lot > of > > monks, nuns etc.,disbanding the orders,my Trappist monk found himself on > the > > street (I think he may have been imprisoned also in the 1950s) and as he > had > > 2 different PhDs he supported himself by teaching Latin,Italian and a host > of > > other languages.All the while he has kept faithfully to his Trappist vows. > > I remember well, the very first book he gave me was Swami Sivananda's > work. > > But why are you so suprised? Another-really well known Trappist monk, > Thomas > > Merton-studied with Tibetan Buddhists. Read his journals. > > To make these things even more interesting, my own father was a christian > > priest, with a large congregation. He has NEVER discouraged me from my > > studies,on the contrary, he was always very helpful and respectful of my > decisions. > > At the age of 15 I ave started on my regular astrological lessons (which > > meant also copying by hand the entire textbook!)- and my father supported > me all > > the way through. > > I realise that it is unusual, but sometimes life is VERY unusual. > > With deep respect > > A.J.> > sohamsa , Poloisel@ wrote:> > >> > > > > > | om gurave namah |> > > > > > Dear Arpad,> > > > > > A trappist monk being a follower of the Maharishi and teaching the > > > Upanishads to a young boy, that is just not possible. > > > > > > Yours,> > > Pierre> > > > > > > > > Dans un e-mail daté du 06/02/2007 15:21:13 Paris, Madrid, > > > panchasila@ a écrit :> > > > > > Hare. Rama Krishna,> > > > > > Dear Sarbani, Namaskar,> > > > > > the facts are very simple. No mystery here. In Hungary, I have come> > > under the influence of a Roman Catholic monk, who was also a linguist.He> > > insisted on me studying the Upanishas (Katopanishad was his> > > favourite),The Gita and Patanjali. In fact he encouraged me (us) to> > > memorise the Yoga Sutras in Sanskrit.He was often saying: " my boy,> > > until you know something by heart, you don't know it".> > > As he was a Trappist Monk (these people do not talk much, spending most> > > of their life in silence), he was VERY strict. (He was a very curious> > > Catholic Monk- a follower of Ramana Maharishi).Under his> > > advice,direction and care I have embraced Sanathana Dharma. I was 16> > > years old at the time. I am a follower of Sanatha Dharma ever since.> > > > > > If you are really curious, I will correspond with you in private.> > > > > > By the way, we have met briefly in Singapore a few years back. I am> > > known here (in the Indian community) as well as some circles in> > > Haridwar/Rishikesh as Jyotishwar.This is what I was called by my> > > teacher.> > > > > > With deep respect> > > > > > > > > > > > A.> > >> >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 7, 2007 Report Share Posted February 7, 2007 Namaste Sri ArpadI would disagree that Ma Kali Kavach would hurl the original force back. Let me explain. When a person uses witchcraft or natural forces " unnaturally " , he/she lays the seeds of his or her own destruction. I had written examples of this in the group last year. Whether or not, you do Ma Kali Kavach, they are doomed to get those results. Hence, the seeking of protection from Ma Kali, is not for the destruction of the other. Your kind thoughts are heard by Ma Kali in any case. Thanks and RegardsBharat On 2/6/07, Arpad Joo <panchasila wrote: Hare Rama Krishna, Dear Bharat, Namaskar as Shakespear has written some 400+ years ago: " Hell knows NO fury like a woman scorned " -he may have revealed some secrets of human nature. As a student/disciple/practicioner of Tantra Vidya of many years, I can well take care of myself. As you are well aware, the Kali Kavacha will not only protect the devotee, but will (inevitably) hurl the original force back to it's sender. I have seen the result- at the other end. We may argue that it is " justice done " ,but in spiritual practice I take the advice of Hyppocrates, the father of western medicine seriously: " first of all, do no harm. " (I believe doctors are still taking what is known as the Hyppocratic oath) But I do not want to be a hypocrite- yes, on occasion, I did avail myself some forms of protection. With deep respect A sohamsa , " Bharat Hindu Astrology " <hinduastrology wrote:>> Namaskaar Sri Arpad > > If you chant Ma Kali Kavach, then, hardly any tamasic puja done against you,> is likely to affect you. The same goes for a certain mantra of Lord Hanuman> and Lord Krishna. You can choose your own call. > > Ma Kali Kavach has helped a quite a number of my clients in this regard,> some of which are known faces of India.> > Just an afterthought. You are perhaps already aware of its prowess. > > Thanks and Regards> Bharat> > > > On 2/6/07, Arpad Joo panchasila wrote:> >> >> > Hare Rama Krishna,> > > > Dear Bharat, Namaskar> >> > as I am well known public person, I have received by now thousands of> > articles in newspapers ,magazines etc in the New York Times, Chicago> > Tribune, London Times etc, even National Geographic, Sports Illustrated > > , stereo Review, and a host of other European, Japanese, Chinese> > papers/magazines.> >> > I also have ( comes with the profession ,alas) some demented females> > following me around (sometimes) from Concert to Concert. > >> > The last thing I want is either an article in a gossip magazine> > analysing my " love life " ,or some misguided lady trying to seduce me> > through witchcraft. (The attempt was made in the past....) > >> > Therefore, all the articles and publications have my birth details wrong> > (slightly). I have done this on purpose. I guard my privacy carefully.> >> > I have been offered (recently) a movie role (major) in a production in > > Chennai. (My Tamil is pitiful). If I take it- which I really doubt-I> > will have to guard my privacy even more. These things have a tendency to> > " get out " in the open.> > > > I pray that you are not be offended, if I continue my practice and keep> > my birth details to myself.> >> > I DO appreciate your interest though, in my chart.> >> > With deep respect > >> > A.J> > sohamsa <sohamsa%40grou ps.com>, " Bharat Hindu> > Astrology " > > hinduastrology@ wrote:> > >> > > Namaste Sri Swee and Sri Arpad > > >> > > Thanks for sharing the details of Sri Arpad Joo. He truly is a> > maestro.> > >> > > Sri Arpad, can I request you to share your birth details as well? If > > not> > > publicly, then, you can send the details privately.> > >> > > Thanks and Regards> > > Bharat> > >> > > On 2/5/07, Swee Chan sweechan@ wrote: > > > >> > > >> > > > Jaya Jagannatha> > > >> > > > Dear Maestro Arpadh,> > > > Namaste> > > >> > > > That magical mercury works wonders on you!! > > > >> > > > Love,> > > > Swee> > > >> > > >> > > > Arpad Joo> > > >> > > >> > > > While people are alive they are usually taken for granted, except > > for some> > > > occasionally special feats which may be called to our attention. As> > soon as> > > > they have left us, every virtue one can think of is recalled until > > they,> > > > too, have eventually gone down the road of the forgotten ones. With> > a shrug> > > > of the shoulders it is usually dismissed as " fate. " > > > > > > > > How much more uplifting, by contrast, it is to give credit to those> > alive> > > > who are presently making contributions in the various arts and> > sciences for > > > > the enjoyment of mankind. There are many to select from, depending> > upon the> > > > specific fields of endeavor.> > > >> > > > It gives me great pleasure, indeed, to introduce here an artist who > > not> > > > only specializes in one specific field, but shows several> > expressions of> > > > accomplishment which are of equal merit. This one is a concert> > pianist who > > > > as a child prodigy in his native Hungary already made a name for> > himself,> > > > but who, as music director of various symphony orchestras and as> > recording > > > > artist, has himself firmly established as the musical director of> > the> > > > Calgary Symphony Orchestra in Canada. Besides these accomplishments> > he is a > > > > student of Eastern Philosophy and Ancient Languages as well as the> > Hermetic> > > > Sciences in theory and practice.> > > >> > > > Exemplar is delighted to present Arpad Joo, born in Budapest, > > Hungary in> > > > 1948. The son of a concert pianist, he decided at a very early age> > to master> > > > the piano and that most versatile instrument of'all - the orchestra. > > When he> > > > was 10 he gave his first public concert in the main auditorium of> > the Franz> > > > LisA Music Academy. In the audience was composer Zoltan Kodaly, who > > later> > > > undertook to tutor Arpad as one of only two proteges he had during> > his> > > > lifetime. Along with Kodaly, Mr. Joo has studied with many famous> > teachers > > > > including: Zecchi, Magaloff, Ferencsik, Mathe, Kozma, Gat, Starker,> > Kodosa> > > > and Vacano.> > > >> > > > Arpad has had many awards and honors bestowed upon him. In 1962 he > > won the> > > > Bartok-Lizst Competition in Budapest and in 1965 won the prize at> > the> > > > Festival de Montreux where critics hailed him as " a poet whose > > inspiration> > > > is limitless. " When only eighteen he won first prize in the> > International> > > > Liszt Piano Competition in Boston. He was awarded scholarships to > > Juilliard> > > > and to Indiana University where he won recognition as one of the> > finest> > > > young conductors to complete graduate studies in Instrumental> > Conducting. > > > > Immediately upon his graduation he was engaged on the Faculty of> > Music at> > > > Indiana University. He was recently the recipient of the coveted> > " Centenary > > > > Award " of the Monte Carlo National Orchestra after his appearance> > conducting> > > > that orchestra as a representative of the U.S. in the UNESCO> > Concerts of > > > > Young Talents.> > > >> > > > Before moving to Calgary, Arpad spent four years as Principal Conduc> > tor> > > > and Musical Director of the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra. A frequent > > > > Guest Conductor in Mexico and Venezuela, he has also completed South> > > > American tours, and was highly successful as he conducted at the> > well known> > > > Vienna Summer Festival. He has been seen and heard nationwide over > > the> > > > Public Broadcasting System.> > > >> > > > He has just completed several symphony recordings with the London> > Symphony> > > > Orchestra and in his native Hungary recorded with the Budapest > > Symphony the> > > > complete works of Bartok this year. As concert pianist Arpad Joo has> > > > received acclaim of highest merit.> > > >> > > > As a student of Eastern Philosophy he has traveled to the near East > > and to> > > > India in order to get first hand information to further his> > knowledge of> > > > Hebrew and Sanskrit.> > > >> > > > Not satisfied with theory only, he has engaged himself also with > > practical> > > > laboratory work of preclassical Chemistry, up to and including> > contemporary> > > > pharmaceutical research.> > > >> > > > Anyone with such diverse talents, none of mediocre quality, but of > > sincere> > > > devotional emphasis, is bound to leave an imprint on the sands of> > time.> > > >> > > > How fortunate when one still so young in years is endowed with so > > many> > > > gifts, and is making such profuse use of them for the enjoyment of> > all those> > > > who come under such dynamic influence.> > > >> > > > Undoubtedly the future will hold many surprises in store when Arpad > > Joo> > > > will emerge as an even more versatile individual with present> > talents> > > > encompassed within a conglomerate whole of such dimensions that will> > bring > > > > him recognition as a great humanitarian. This latter statement may> > sound> > > > somewhat prophetic to some, but this is exactly what it is meant to> > be. > > > >> > > > Those of us who know Arpad Joo can all look with confidence into the> > > > future as our expectations are high and well founded.> > > >> > > > > > > > On 2/5/07 5:32 PM, " Arpad Joo " panchasila@> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > > Hare Rama Krishna, > > > >> > > > Dear Pierre,> > > >> > > > what a joy! Thank you.> > > >> > > > After recording the Complete Symphonic Poems of Liszt (all 13)-as a > > > > Conductor, " Chef D'Orchestre " - I have finally his birth time. Thank> > you> > > > again. Merci!> > > >> > > > Just a note, I am grateful to your country (France) of giving me the > > > > " Grand Prix du Disque " in Paris,for this 5 CD set.> > > >> > > > With deep respect> > > >> > > > A.J.> > > > > > > > sohamsa <sohamsa%40grou ps.com>> > <sohamsa% <sohamsa%25>40 ><sohamsa%40>,> > Poloisel@> > wrote: > > > > >> > > > >> > > > > | om gurave namah |> > > > >> > > > > Dear Swee, dear Arpadh,> > > > >> > > > > Franz Liszt > > > > > October 22, 1811 01:16:00 1:06:08 (East of GMT)> > > > > 16 E 32, 47 N 34 Raiding, Austria (actually Hungary when he was> > born)> > > > >> > > > > Chart is attached. > > > > >> > > > > Yours,> > > > > Pierre> > > > >> > > > >> > > > > Dans un e-mail daté du 05/02/2007 14:50:10 Paris, Madrid, > > > > sweechan@ a> > > > > écrit :> > > > >> > > > > Jaya Jagannatha> > > > >> > > > > Dear Arpadh,> > > > > Namaste > > > > >> > > > > Sorry, donâ•˙t have the time of birth. (But must say I> > enjoyed> > > > his Hungarian> > > > > Rhapsodies).> > > > > > > > > > Just to clear some points:> > > > >> > > > > Composers like Brahms, Beethoven (wrote mostly symphonies) etc> > based> > > > their > > > > > structures along Mozartâ•˙s creations. The only> > > > ╲real╡ pianist who wrote music> > > > > mainly for the piano was Frédéric Chopin> > (1810-1849) who was > > > > famous for his> > > > > romantic nocturnes etc.> > > > > Johannes Sebastian Bach wrote the Invention and Sinfornia in e> > flat> > > > major > > > > > for his his son. These seem to be asymmetrically opposite and yet> > > > worked in> > > > > synchronicity.> > > > > Claude Debussy wrote more of the modern romantic pieces. > > > > >> > > > >> > > > > Love,> > > > >> > > > > Swee> > > > >> > > > >> > > > > On 2/5/07 8:08 AM, " Arpad Joo " panchasila@ > > > > >> > > > >> > > > >> > > > > Hare Rama Krishna> > > > > Dear Swee,> > > > >> > > > > permit me a question -since you have mentioned that you are an ex > > > > pianist,> > > > > opera singer....> > > > > Would you know the birth time of Franz Liszt?> > > > > This genius of music, composer, pianist par excellence, > > > > > philantropist,conductor-with a hypnotic influence over the public,> > was> > > > born on the 22nd of> > > > > october 1811, near Vienna (20 km off),Austria. > > > > >> > > > > It has been recorded that at the precise time of his birth, there> > was> > > > an> > > > > unusually bright comet, literally above his house.At the time> > > > thousands of> > > > > people have observed it.> > > > >> > > > > Thanks> > > > >> > > > > With deep respect > > > > >> > > > >> > > > >> > > > > Arpadh> > > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > > > > > >> > > >> > > >> > >> >> > > >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 7, 2007 Report Share Posted February 7, 2007 Hare Rama Krishna, Dear Bharat, Namaskar thank you for your thoughtful comments. You are right, of course, the Law of Karma will take care original "sender" of the evil current/force.Time is the only factor. In my chart there are certain factors which will annihilate the "enemy", and incidentally win in contests., etc. These factors are well known from the Jaimini Upadesha Sutras. Therefore I was avised to practice Ahimsa in all the changing circumstances of my life. I take, what you say, very seriously. Maybe Ma Kali, through you is urging me to recite/pray the Kavacha. With your blessings I will do so. Immediately. With deep respect A.J. sohamsa , "Bharat Hindu Astrology" <hinduastrology wrote:>> Namaste Sri Arpad> > I would disagree that Ma Kali Kavach would hurl the original force back.> > Let me explain. When a person uses witchcraft or natural forces> "unnaturally", he/she lays the seeds of his or her own destruction. I had> written examples of this in the group last year. Whether or not, you do Ma> Kali Kavach, they are doomed to get those results.> > Hence, the seeking of protection from Ma Kali, is not for the destruction of> the other. Your kind thoughts are heard by Ma Kali in any case.> > Thanks and Regards> Bharat> > > On 2/6/07, Arpad Joo panchasila wrote:> >> > Hare Rama Krishna,> >> > Dear Bharat, Namaskar> >> > as Shakespear has written some 400+ years ago:"Hell knows NO fury like a> > woman scorned"-he may have revealed some secrets of human nature.> >> > As a student/disciple/practicioner of Tantra Vidya of many years, I can> > well take care of myself. As you are well aware, the Kali Kavacha will not> > only protect the devotee, but will (inevitably) hurl the original force *> > back* to it's sender. I have seen the result- *at the other end.*> >> > We may argue that it is "justice done",but in spiritual practice I take> > the advice of Hyppocrates, the father of western medicine seriously:" first> > of all, do no harm."(I believe doctors are still taking what is known as the> > Hyppocratic oath)> >> > But I do not want to be a hypocrite- yes, on occasion, I did avail myself> > some forms of protection.> >> >> >> > With deep respect> >> > A> >> >> >> >> >> >> > sohamsa , "Bharat Hindu Astrology"> > hinduastrology@ wrote:> > >> > > Namaskaar Sri Arpad> > >> > > If you chant Ma Kali Kavach, then, hardly any tamasic puja done against> > you,> > > is likely to affect you. The same goes for a certain mantra of Lord> > Hanuman> > > and Lord Krishna. You can choose your own call.> > >> > > Ma Kali Kavach has helped a quite a number of my clients in this regard,> > > some of which are known faces of India.> > >> > > Just an afterthought. You are perhaps already aware of its prowess.> > >> > > Thanks and Regards> > > Bharat> > >> > >> > >> > > On 2/6/07, Arpad Joo panchasila@ wrote:> > > >> > > >> > > > Hare Rama Krishna,> > > >> > > > Dear Bharat, Namaskar> > > >> > > > as I am well known public person, I have received by now thousands of> > > > articles in newspapers ,magazines etc in the New York Times, Chicago> > > > Tribune, London Times etc, even National Geographic, Sports> > Illustrated> > > > , stereo Review, and a host of other European, Japanese, Chinese> > > > papers/magazines.> > > >> > > > I also have ( comes with the profession ,alas) some demented females> > > > following me around (sometimes) from Concert to Concert.> > > >> > > > The last thing I want is either an article in a gossip magazine> > > > analysing my "love life",or some misguided lady trying to seduce me> > > > through witchcraft. (The attempt was made in the past....)> > > >> > > > Therefore, all the articles and publications have my birth details> > wrong> > > > (slightly). I have done this on purpose. I guard my privacy carefully.> > > >> > > > I have been offered (recently) a movie role (major) in a production in> > > > Chennai. (My Tamil is pitiful). If I take it- which I really doubt-I> > > > will have to guard my privacy even more. These things have a tendency> > to> > > > "get out" in the open.> > > >> > > > I pray that you are not be offended, if I continue my practice and> > keep> > > > my birth details to myself.> > > >> > > > I DO appreciate your interest though, in my chart.> > > >> > > > With deep respect> > > >> > > > A.J> > > > sohamsa <sohamsa%40>, "Bharat> > Hindu> >> > > > Astrology"> > > > hinduastrology@ wrote:> > > > >> > > > > Namaste Sri Swee and Sri Arpad> > > > >> > > > > Thanks for sharing the details of Sri Arpad Joo. He truly is a> > > > maestro.> > > > >> > > > > Sri Arpad, can I request you to share your birth details as well? If> > > > not> > > > > publicly, then, you can send the details privately.> > > > >> > > > > Thanks and Regards> > > > > Bharat> > > > >> > > > > On 2/5/07, Swee Chan sweechan@ wrote:> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > > Jaya Jagannatha> > > > > >> > > > > > Dear Maestro Arpadh,> > > > > > Namaste> > > > > >> > > > > > That magical mercury works wonders on you!!> > > > > >> > > > > > Love,> > > > > > Swee> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > > Arpad Joo> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > > While people are alive they are usually taken for granted, except> > > > for some> > > > > > occasionally special feats which may be called to our attention.> > As> > > > soon as> > > > > > they have left us, every virtue one can think of is recalled until> > > > they,> > > > > > too, have eventually gone down the road of the forgotten ones.> > With> > > > a shrug> > > > > > of the shoulders it is usually dismissed as "fate."> > > > > >> > > > > > How much more uplifting, by contrast, it is to give credit to> > those> > > > alive> > > > > > who are presently making contributions in the various arts and> > > > sciences for> > > > > > the enjoyment of mankind. There are many to select from, depending> > > > upon the> > > > > > specific fields of endeavor.> > > > > >> > > > > > It gives me great pleasure, indeed, to introduce here an artist> > who> > > > not> > > > > > only specializes in one specific field, but shows several> > > > expressions of> > > > > > accomplishment which are of equal merit. This one is a concert> > > > pianist who> > > > > > as a child prodigy in his native Hungary already made a name for> > > > himself,> > > > > > but who, as music director of various symphony orchestras and as> > > > recording> > > > > > artist, has himself firmly established as the musical director of> > > > the> > > > > > Calgary Symphony Orchestra in Canada. Besides these> > accomplishments> > > > he is a> > > > > > student of Eastern Philosophy and Ancient Languages as well as the> > > > Hermetic> > > > > > Sciences in theory and practice.> > > > > >> > > > > > Exemplar is delighted to present Arpad Joo, born in Budapest,> > > > Hungary in> > > > > > 1948. The son of a concert pianist, he decided at a very early age> > > > to master> > > > > > the piano and that most versatile instrument of'all - the> > orchestra.> > > > When he> > > > > > was 10 he gave his first public concert in the main auditorium of> > > > the Franz> > > > > > LisA Music Academy. In the audience was composer Zoltan Kodaly,> > who> > > > later> > > > > > undertook to tutor Arpad as one of only two proteges he had during> > > > his> > > > > > lifetime. Along with Kodaly, Mr. Joo has studied with many famous> > > > teachers> > > > > > including: Zecchi, Magaloff, Ferencsik, Mathe, Kozma, Gat,> > Starker,> > > > Kodosa> > > > > > and Vacano.> > > > > >> > > > > > Arpad has had many awards and honors bestowed upon him. In 1962 he> > > > won the> > > > > > Bartok-Lizst Competition in Budapest and in 1965 won the prize at> > > > the> > > > > > Festival de Montreux where critics hailed him as "a poet whose> > > > inspiration> > > > > > is limitless." When only eighteen he won first prize in the> > > > International> > > > > > Liszt Piano Competition in Boston. He was awarded scholarships to> > > > Juilliard> > > > > > and to Indiana University where he won recognition as one of the> > > > finest> > > > > > young conductors to complete graduate studies in Instrumental> > > > Conducting.> > > > > > Immediately upon his graduation he was engaged on the Faculty of> > > > Music at> > > > > > Indiana University. He was recently the recipient of the coveted> > > > "Centenary> > > > > > Award" of the Monte Carlo National Orchestra after his appearance> > > > conducting> > > > > > that orchestra as a representative of the U.S. in the UNESCO> > > > Concerts of> > > > > > Young Talents.> > > > > >> > > > > > Before moving to Calgary, Arpad spent four years as Principal> > Conduc> > > > tor> > > > > > and Musical Director of the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra. A> > frequent> > > > > > Guest Conductor in Mexico and Venezuela, he has also completed> > South> > > > > > American tours, and was highly successful as he conducted at the> > > > well known> > > > > > Vienna Summer Festival. He has been seen and heard nationwide over> > > > the> > > > > > Public Broadcasting System.> > > > > >> > > > > > He has just completed several symphony recordings with the London> > > > Symphony> > > > > > Orchestra and in his native Hungary recorded with the Budapest> > > > Symphony the> > > > > > complete works of Bartok this year. As concert pianist Arpad Joo> > has> > > > > > received acclaim of highest merit.> > > > > >> > > > > > As a student of Eastern Philosophy he has traveled to the near> > East> > > > and to> > > > > > India in order to get first hand information to further his> > > > knowledge of> > > > > > Hebrew and Sanskrit.> > > > > >> > > > > > Not satisfied with theory only, he has engaged himself also with> > > > practical> > > > > > laboratory work of preclassical Chemistry, up to and including> > > > contemporary> > > > > > pharmaceutical research.> > > > > >> > > > > > Anyone with such diverse talents, none of mediocre quality, but of> > > > sincere> > > > > > devotional emphasis, is bound to leave an imprint on the sands of> > > > time.> > > > > >> > > > > > How fortunate when one still so young in years is endowed with so> > > > many> > > > > > gifts, and is making such profuse use of them for the enjoyment of> > > > all those> > > > > > who come under such dynamic influence.> > > > > >> > > > > > Undoubtedly the future will hold many surprises in store when> > Arpad> > > > Joo> > > > > > will emerge as an even more versatile individual with present> > > > talents> > > > > > encompassed within a conglomerate whole of such dimensions that> > will> > > > bring> > > > > > him recognition as a great humanitarian. This latter statement may> > > > sound> > > > > > somewhat prophetic to some, but this is exactly what it is meant> > to> > > > be.> > > > > >> > > > > > Those of us who know Arpad Joo can all look with confidence into> > the> > > > > > future as our expectations are high and well founded.> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > > On 2/5/07 5:32 PM, "Arpad Joo" panchasila@> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > > Hare Rama Krishna,> > > > > >> > > > > > Dear Pierre,> > > > > >> > > > > > what a joy! Thank you.> > > > > >> > > > > > After recording the Complete Symphonic Poems of Liszt (all 13)-as> > a> > > > > > Conductor, "Chef D'Orchestre"- I have finally his birth time.> > Thank> > > > you> > > > > > again. Merci!> > > > > >> > > > > > Just a note, I am grateful to your country (France) of giving me> > the> > > > > > "Grand Prix du Disque" in Paris,for this 5 CD set.> > > > > >> > > > > > With deep respect> > > > > >> > > > > > A.J.> > > > > >> > > > > > sohamsa <sohamsa%40>> > > > <sohamsa% <sohamsa%25> <sohamsa%25>40> > ><sohamsa%40>,> > > > Poloisel@> > > > wrote:> > > > > > >> > > > > > >> > > > > > > | om gurave namah |> > > > > > >> > > > > > > Dear Swee, dear Arpadh,> > > > > > >> > > > > > > Franz Liszt> > > > > > > October 22, 1811 01:16:00 1:06:08 (East of GMT)> > > > > > > 16 E 32, 47 N 34 Raiding, Austria (actually Hungary when he was> > > > born)> > > > > > >> > > > > > > Chart is attached.> > > > > > >> > > > > > > Yours,> > > > > > > Pierre> > > > > > >> > > > > > >> > > > > > > Dans un e-mail daté du 05/02/2007 14:50:10 Paris, Madrid,> > > > > > sweechan@ a> > > > > > > écrit :> > > > > > >> > > > > > > Jaya Jagannatha> > > > > > >> > > > > > > Dear Arpadh,> > > > > > > Namaste> > > > > > >> > > > > > > Sorry, donâ•˙t have the time of birth. (But must say I> > > > enjoyed> > > > > > his Hungarian> > > > > > > Rhapsodies).> > > > > > >> > > > > > > Just to clear some points:> > > > > > >> > > > > > > Composers like Brahms, Beethoven (wrote mostly symphonies) etc> > > > based> > > > > > their> > > > > > > structures along Mozartâ•˙s creations. The only> > > > > > ╲real╡ pianist who wrote music> > > > > > > mainly for the piano was Frédéric Chopin> > > > (1810-1849) who was> > > > > > famous for his> > > > > > > romantic nocturnes etc.> > > > > > > Johannes Sebastian Bach wrote the Invention and Sinfornia in e> > > > flat> > > > > > major> > > > > > > for his his son. These seem to be asymmetrically opposite and> > yet> > > > > > worked in> > > > > > > synchronicity.> > > > > > > Claude Debussy wrote more of the modern romantic pieces.> > > > > > >> > > > > > >> > > > > > > Love,> > > > > > >> > > > > > > Swee> > > > > > >> > > > > > >> > > > > > > On 2/5/07 8:08 AM, "Arpad Joo" panchasila@> > > > > > >> > > > > > >> > > > > > >> > > > > > > Hare Rama Krishna> > > > > > > Dear Swee,> > > > > > >> > > > > > > permit me a question -since you have mentioned that you are an> > ex> > > > > > pianist,> > > > > > > opera singer....> > > > > > > Would you know the birth time of Franz Liszt?> > > > > > > This genius of music, composer, pianist par excellence,> > > > > > > philantropist,conductor-with a hypnotic influence over the> > public,> > > > was> > > > > > born on the 22nd of> > > > > > > october 1811, near Vienna (20 km off),Austria.> > > > > > >> > > > > > > It has been recorded that at the precise time of his birth,> > there> > > > was> > > > > > an> > > > > > > unusually bright comet, literally above his house.At the time> > > > > > thousands of> > > > > > > people have observed it.> > > > > > >> > > > > > > Thanks> > > > > > >> > > > > > > With deep respect> > > > > > >> > > > > > >> > > > > > >> > > > > > > Arpadh> > > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > >> >> > > >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 7, 2007 Report Share Posted February 7, 2007  Shri Brahmadaru Smarami Dear Arpad, Of course you can talk offline. What you write below does not surprise me. The Germans are well known for their studies in Indian Philosophy, specially the Vedas and the Anglo-Saxon philosophers specialising in Eastern religion mostly spout Sanskrit. However, in these more positivist schools, one does not find people going to jyotish. Hence my question to you was specifically about jyotish, SPECIALLY as you have studied Eastern Philosophy in the west. However, you also mention that you have studied the Hermetics. So that maybe one reason why you have delved into the esoterica. I met you in Singapore?? In 2004? Can't say I can place you! Best Regards, Sarbani Sarkar Rath http://sarbani.com Arpad Joo [panchasila] Tuesday, February 06, 2007 1:47 PMsohamsa Subject: Re: Arpad Joo Hare. Rama Krishna,Dear Sarbani, Namaskar,the facts are very simple. No mystery here. In Hungary, I have comeunder the influence of a Roman Catholic monk, who was also a linguist.Heinsisted on me studying the Upanishas (Katopanishad was hisfavourite),The Gita and Patanjali. In fact he encouraged me (us) tomemorise the Yoga Sutras in Sanskrit.He was often saying: " my boy,until you know something by heart, you don't know it".As he was a Trappist Monk (these people do not talk much, spending mostof their life in silence), he was VERY strict. (He was a very curiousCatholic Monk- a follower of Ramana Maharishi).Under hisadvice,direction and care I have embraced Sanathana Dharma. I was 16years old at the time. I am a follower of Sanatha Dharma ever since.If you are really curious, I will correspond with you in private.By the way, we have met briefly in Singapore a few years back. I amknown here (in the Indian community) as well as some circles inHaridwar/Rishikesh as Jyotishwar.This is what I was called by myteacher.With deep respectA.sohamsa , "Sarbani Sarkar Rath" <sarbaniwrote:>> Shri Brahmadaru Smarami>> Dear Arpad,>> Please ignore my mail to Swee requesting your birth data. But I amstill interested in as to how you got involved in astrology all the wayfrom Austria and found your way to us. The fact that you may have anIndian background or studied eastern philosophy does not do much tocontribute to that fact.>> I am interested in 3 things: your lagna, your AK and what or whereyour Moon is. Not nakshatra, just where it is. I would be much obligedif you can answer these questions in part of full. If you dont that toois okay.>> Best Regards,>> Sarbani Sarkar Rath> http://sarbani.com <http://sarbani.com/>>>>>> _____>> Arpad Joo [panchasila]> Tuesday, February 06, 2007 10:22 AM> sohamsa > Re: Arpad Joo>>>>> Hare Rama Krishna,>> Dear Bharat, Namaskar>> as I am well known public person, I have received by now thousands of> articles in newspapers ,magazines etc in the New York Times, Chicago> Tribune, London Times etc, even National Geographic, SportsIllustrated> , stereo Review, and a host of other European, Japanese, Chinese> papers/magazines.>> I also have ( comes with the profession ,alas) some demented females> following me around (sometimes) from Concert to Concert.>> The last thing I want is either an article in a gossip magazine> analysing my "love life",or some misguided lady trying to seduce me> through witchcraft. (The attempt was made in the past....)>> Therefore, all the articles and publications have my birth detailswrong> (slightly). I have done this on purpose. I guard my privacy carefully.>> I have been offered (recently) a movie role (major) in a production in> Chennai. (My Tamil is pitiful). If I take it- which I really doubt-I> will have to guard my privacy even more. These things have a tendencyto> "get out" in the open.>> I pray that you are not be offended, if I continue my practice andkeep> my birth details to myself.>> I DO appreciate your interest though, in my chart.>> With deep respect>> A.J> sohamsa@ <sohamsa%40> .com,"Bharat Hindu Astrology"> hinduastrology@ wrote:> >> > Namaste Sri Swee and Sri Arpad> >> > Thanks for sharing the details of Sri Arpad Joo. He truly is a> maestro.> >> > Sri Arpad, can I request you to share your birth details as well? If> not> > publicly, then, you can send the details privately.> >> > Thanks and Regards> > Bharat> >> > On 2/5/07, Swee Chan sweechan@ wrote:> > >> > >> > > Jaya Jagannatha> > >> > > Dear Maestro Arpadh,> > > Namaste> > >> > > That magical mercury works wonders on you!!> > >> > > Love,> > > Swee> > >> > >> > > Arpad Joo> > >> > >> > > While people are alive they are usually taken for granted, except> for some> > > occasionally special feats which may be called to our attention.As> soon as> > > they have left us, every virtue one can think of is recalled until> they,> > > too, have eventually gone down the road of the forgotten ones.With> a shrug> > > of the shoulders it is usually dismissed as "fate."> > >> > > How much more uplifting, by contrast, it is to give credit tothose> alive> > > who are presently making contributions in the various arts and> sciences for> > > the enjoyment of mankind. There are many to select from, depending> upon the> > > specific fields of endeavor.> > >> > > It gives me great pleasure, indeed, to introduce here an artistwho> not> > > only specializes in one specific field, but shows several> expressions of> > > accomplishment which are of equal merit. This one is a concert> pianist who> > > as a child prodigy in his native Hungary already made a name for> himself,> > > but who, as music director of various symphony orchestras and as> recording> > > artist, has himself firmly established as the musical director of> the> > > Calgary Symphony Orchestra in Canada. Besides theseaccomplishments> he is a> > > student of Eastern Philosophy and Ancient Languages as well as the> Hermetic> > > Sciences in theory and practice.> > >> > > Exemplar is delighted to present Arpad Joo, born in Budapest,> Hungary in> > > 1948. The son of a concert pianist, he decided at a very early age> to master> > > the piano and that most versatile instrument of'all - theorchestra.> When he> > > was 10 he gave his first public concert in the main auditorium of> the Franz> > > LisA Music Academy. In the audience was composer Zoltan Kodaly,who> later> > > undertook to tutor Arpad as one of only two proteges he had during> his> > > lifetime. Along with Kodaly, Mr. Joo has studied with many famous> teachers> > > including: Zecchi, Magaloff, Ferencsik, Mathe, Kozma, Gat,Starker,> Kodosa> > > and Vacano.> > >> > > Arpad has had many awards and honors bestowed upon him. In 1962 he> won the> > > Bartok-Lizst Competition in Budapest and in 1965 won the prize at> the> > > Festival de Montreux where critics hailed him as "a poet whose> inspiration> > > is limitless." When only eighteen he won first prize in the> International> > > Liszt Piano Competition in Boston. He was awarded scholarships to> Juilliard> > > and to Indiana University where he won recognition as one of the> finest> > > young conductors to complete graduate studies in Instrumental> Conducting.> > > Immediately upon his graduation he was engaged on the Faculty of> Music at> > > Indiana University. He was recently the recipient of the coveted> "Centenary> > > Award" of the Monte Carlo National Orchestra after his appearance> conducting> > > that orchestra as a representative of the U.S. in the UNESCO> Concerts of> > > Young Talents.> > >> > > Before moving to Calgary, Arpad spent four years as PrincipalConduc> tor> > > and Musical Director of the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra. Afrequent> > > Guest Conductor in Mexico and Venezuela, he has also completedSouth> > > American tours, and was highly successful as he conducted at the> well known> > > Vienna Summer Festival. He has been seen and heard nationwide over> the> > > Public Broadcasting System.> > >> > > He has just completed several symphony recordings with the London> Symphony> > > Orchestra and in his native Hungary recorded with the Budapest> Symphony the> > > complete works of Bartok this year. As concert pianist Arpad Joohas> > > received acclaim of highest merit.> > >> > > As a student of Eastern Philosophy he has traveled to the nearEast> and to> > > India in order to get first hand information to further his> knowledge of> > > Hebrew and Sanskrit.> > >> > > Not satisfied with theory only, he has engaged himself also with> practical> > > laboratory work of preclassical Chemistry, up to and including> contemporary> > > pharmaceutical research.> > >> > > Anyone with such diverse talents, none of mediocre quality, but of> sincere> > > devotional emphasis, is bound to leave an imprint on the sands of> time.> > >> > > How fortunate when one still so young in years is endowed with so> many> > > gifts, and is making such profuse use of them for the enjoyment of> all those> > > who come under such dynamic influence.> > >> > > Undoubtedly the future will hold many surprises in store whenArpad> Joo> > > will emerge as an even more versatile individual with present> talents> > > encompassed within a conglomerate whole of such dimensions thatwill> bring> > > him recognition as a great humanitarian. This latter statement may> sound> > > somewhat prophetic to some, but this is exactly what it is meantto> be.> > >> > > Those of us who know Arpad Joo can all look with confidence intothe> > > future as our expectations are high and well founded.> > >> > >> > > On 2/5/07 5:32 PM, "Arpad Joo" panchasila@> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > > Hare Rama Krishna,> > >> > > Dear Pierre,> > >> > > what a joy! Thank you.> > >> > > After recording the Complete Symphonic Poems of Liszt (all 13)-asa> > > Conductor, "Chef D'Orchestre"- I have finally his birth time.Thank> you> > > again. Merci!> > >> > > Just a note, I am grateful to your country (France) of giving methe> > > "Grand Prix du Disque" in Paris,for this 5 CD set.> > >> > > With deep respect> > >> > > A.J.> > >> > > sohamsa@ <sohamsa%40> .com> <sohamsa%40><sohamsa%40>,Poloisel@> wrote:> > > >> > > >> > > > | om gurave namah |> > > >> > > > Dear Swee, dear Arpadh,> > > >> > > > Franz Liszt> > > > October 22, 1811 01:16:00 1:06:08 (East of GMT)> > > > 16 E 32, 47 N 34 Raiding, Austria (actually Hungary when he was> born)> > > >> > > > Chart is attached.> > > >> > > > Yours,> > > > Pierre> > > >> > > >> > > > Dans un e-mail datÃÆ'© du 05/02/2007 14:50:10 Paris,Madrid,> > > sweechan@ a> > > > ÃÆ'©crit :> > > >> > > > Jaya Jagannatha> > > >> > > > Dear Arpadh,> > > > Namaste> > > >> > > > Sorry, donâ•˙t have the time of birth. (Butmust say I> enjoyed> > > his Hungarian> > > > Rhapsodies).> > > >> > > > Just to clear some points:> > > >> > > > Composers like Brahms, Beethoven (wrote mostly symphonies) etc> based> > > their> > > > structures along Mozartâ•˙s creations. Theonly> > > ╲real╡ pianist whowrote music> > > > mainly for the piano was FrÃÆ'©dÃÆ'©ric Chopin> (1810-1849) who was> > > famous for his> > > > romantic nocturnes etc.> > > > Johannes Sebastian Bach wrote the Invention and Sinfornia in e> flat> > > major> > > > for his his son. These seem to be asymmetrically opposite andyet> > > worked in> > > > synchronicity.> > > > Claude Debussy wrote more of the modern romantic pieces.> > > >> > > >> > > > Love,> > > >> > > > Swee> > > >> > > >> > > > On 2/5/07 8:08 AM, "Arpad Joo" panchasila@> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > > Hare Rama Krishna> > > > Dear Swee,> > > >> > > > permit me a question -since you have mentioned that you are anex> > > pianist,> > > > opera singer....> > > > Would you know the birth time of Franz Liszt?> > > > This genius of music, composer, pianist par excellence,> > > > philantropist,conductor-with a hypnotic influence over thepublic,> was> > > born on the 22nd of> > > > october 1811, near Vienna (20 km off),Austria.> > > >> > > > It has been recorded that at the precise time of his birth,there> was> > > an> > > > unusually bright comet, literally above his house.At the time> > > thousands of> > > > people have observed it.> > > >> > > > Thanks> > > >> > > > With deep respect> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > > Arpadh> > > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 7, 2007 Report Share Posted February 7, 2007 Namaste Sri ArpadEither the " enemy " is annihilated or the " enmity " . The yogas usually point to the later and your own choice and awakening makes this beautiful difference.Thanks and Regards BharatOn 2/7/07, Arpad Joo <panchasila wrote: Hare Rama Krishna, Dear Bharat, Namaskar thank you for your thoughtful comments. You are right, of course, the Law of Karma will take care original " sender " of the evil current/force.Time is the only factor. In my chart there are certain factors which will annihilate the " enemy " , and incidentally win in contests., etc. These factors are well known from the Jaimini Upadesha Sutras. Therefore I was avised to practice Ahimsa in all the changing circumstances of my life. I take, what you say, very seriously. Maybe Ma Kali, through you is urging me to recite/pray the Kavacha. With your blessings I will do so. Immediately. With deep respect A.J. sohamsa , " Bharat Hindu Astrology " <hinduastrology wrote:>> Namaste Sri Arpad> > I would disagree that Ma Kali Kavach would hurl the original force back.> > Let me explain. When a person uses witchcraft or natural forces> " unnaturally " , he/she lays the seeds of his or her own destruction. I had > written examples of this in the group last year. Whether or not, you do Ma> Kali Kavach, they are doomed to get those results.> > Hence, the seeking of protection from Ma Kali, is not for the destruction of > the other. Your kind thoughts are heard by Ma Kali in any case.> > Thanks and Regards> Bharat> > > On 2/6/07, Arpad Joo panchasila wrote: > >> > Hare Rama Krishna,> >> > Dear Bharat, Namaskar> >> > as Shakespear has written some 400+ years ago: " Hell knows NO fury like a> > woman scorned " -he may have revealed some secrets of human nature. > >> > As a student/disciple/practicioner of Tantra Vidya of many years, I can> > well take care of myself. As you are well aware, the Kali Kavacha will not> > only protect the devotee, but will (inevitably) hurl the original force * > > back* to it's sender. I have seen the result- *at the other end.*> >> > We may argue that it is " justice done " ,but in spiritual practice I take> > the advice of Hyppocrates, the father of western medicine seriously: " first > > of all, do no harm. " (I believe doctors are still taking what is known as the> > Hyppocratic oath)> >> > But I do not want to be a hypocrite- yes, on occasion, I did avail myself > > some forms of protection.> >> >> >> > With deep respect> >> > A> >> >> >> >> >> >> > sohamsa , " Bharat Hindu Astrology " > > hinduastrology@ wrote:> > >> > > Namaskaar Sri Arpad> > >> > > If you chant Ma Kali Kavach, then, hardly any tamasic puja done against > > you,> > > is likely to affect you. The same goes for a certain mantra of Lord> > Hanuman> > > and Lord Krishna. You can choose your own call.> > >> > > Ma Kali Kavach has helped a quite a number of my clients in this regard, > > > some of which are known faces of India.> > >> > > Just an afterthought. You are perhaps already aware of its prowess.> > >> > > Thanks and Regards > > > Bharat> > >> > >> > >> > > On 2/6/07, Arpad Joo panchasila@ wrote:> > > >> > > >> > > > Hare Rama Krishna, > > > >> > > > Dear Bharat, Namaskar> > > >> > > > as I am well known public person, I have received by now thousands of> > > > articles in newspapers ,magazines etc in the New York Times, Chicago > > > > Tribune, London Times etc, even National Geographic, Sports> > Illustrated> > > > , stereo Review, and a host of other European, Japanese, Chinese> > > > papers/magazines. > > > >> > > > I also have ( comes with the profession ,alas) some demented females> > > > following me around (sometimes) from Concert to Concert.> > > > > > > > The last thing I want is either an article in a gossip magazine> > > > analysing my " love life " ,or some misguided lady trying to seduce me> > > > through witchcraft. (The attempt was made in the past....) > > > >> > > > Therefore, all the articles and publications have my birth details> > wrong> > > > (slightly). I have done this on purpose. I guard my privacy carefully. > > > >> > > > I have been offered (recently) a movie role (major) in a production in> > > > Chennai. (My Tamil is pitiful). If I take it- which I really doubt-I> > > > will have to guard my privacy even more. These things have a tendency > > to> > > > " get out " in the open.> > > >> > > > I pray that you are not be offended, if I continue my practice and> > keep> > > > my birth details to myself. > > > >> > > > I DO appreciate your interest though, in my chart.> > > >> > > > With deep respect> > > >> > > > A.J > > > > sohamsa <sohamsa%40 >, " Bharat> > Hindu> >> > > > Astrology " > > > > hinduastrology@ wrote:> > > > >> > > > > Namaste Sri Swee and Sri Arpad > > > > >> > > > > Thanks for sharing the details of Sri Arpad Joo. He truly is a> > > > maestro.> > > > >> > > > > Sri Arpad, can I request you to share your birth details as well? If > > > > not> > > > > publicly, then, you can send the details privately.> > > > >> > > > > Thanks and Regards> > > > > Bharat > > > > >> > > > > On 2/5/07, Swee Chan sweechan@ wrote:> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > > Jaya Jagannatha> > > > > > > > > > > > Dear Maestro Arpadh,> > > > > > Namaste> > > > > >> > > > > > That magical mercury works wonders on you!!> > > > > > > > > > > > Love,> > > > > > Swee> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > > Arpad Joo> > > > > > > > > > > >> > > > > > While people are alive they are usually taken for granted, except> > > > for some> > > > > > occasionally special feats which may be called to our attention. > > As> > > > soon as> > > > > > they have left us, every virtue one can think of is recalled until> > > > they,> > > > > > too, have eventually gone down the road of the forgotten ones. > > With> > > > a shrug> > > > > > of the shoulders it is usually dismissed as " fate. " > > > > > >> > > > > > How much more uplifting, by contrast, it is to give credit to > > those> > > > alive> > > > > > who are presently making contributions in the various arts and> > > > sciences for> > > > > > the enjoyment of mankind. There are many to select from, depending > > > > upon the> > > > > > specific fields of endeavor.> > > > > >> > > > > > It gives me great pleasure, indeed, to introduce here an artist > > who> > > > not> > > > > > only specializes in one specific field, but shows several> > > > expressions of> > > > > > accomplishment which are of equal merit. This one is a concert > > > > pianist who> > > > > > as a child prodigy in his native Hungary already made a name for> > > > himself,> > > > > > but who, as music director of various symphony orchestras and as > > > > recording> > > > > > artist, has himself firmly established as the musical director of> > > > the> > > > > > Calgary Symphony Orchestra in Canada. Besides these > > accomplishments> > > > he is a> > > > > > student of Eastern Philosophy and Ancient Languages as well as the> > > > Hermetic> > > > > > Sciences in theory and practice. > > > > > >> > > > > > Exemplar is delighted to present Arpad Joo, born in Budapest,> > > > Hungary in> > > > > > 1948. The son of a concert pianist, he decided at a very early age > > > > to master> > > > > > the piano and that most versatile instrument of'all - the> > orchestra.> > > > When he> > > > > > was 10 he gave his first public concert in the main auditorium of > > > > the Franz> > > > > > LisA Music Academy. In the audience was composer Zoltan Kodaly,> > who> > > > later> > > > > > undertook to tutor Arpad as one of only two proteges he had during > > > > his> > > > > > lifetime. Along with Kodaly, Mr. Joo has studied with many famous> > > > teachers> > > > > > including: Zecchi, Magaloff, Ferencsik, Mathe, Kozma, Gat, > > Starker,> > > > Kodosa> > > > > > and Vacano.> > > > > >> > > > > > Arpad has had many awards and honors bestowed upon him. In 1962 he > > > > won the> > > > > > Bartok-Lizst Competition in Budapest and in 1965 won the prize at> > > > the> > > > > > Festival de Montreux where critics hailed him as " a poet whose > > > > inspiration> > > > > > is limitless. " When only eighteen he won first prize in the> > > > International> > > > > > Liszt Piano Competition in Boston. He was awarded scholarships to > > > > Juilliard> > > > > > and to Indiana University where he won recognition as one of the> > > > finest> > > > > > young conductors to complete graduate studies in Instrumental > > > > Conducting.> > > > > > Immediately upon his graduation he was engaged on the Faculty of> > > > Music at> > > > > > Indiana University. He was recently the recipient of the coveted > > > > " Centenary> > > > > > Award " of the Monte Carlo National Orchestra after his appearance> > > > conducting> > > > > > that orchestra as a representative of the U.S. in the UNESCO> > > > Concerts of> > > > > > Young Talents.> > > > > >> > > > > > Before moving to Calgary, Arpad spent four years as Principal > > Conduc> > > > tor> > > > > > and Musical Director of the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra. A> > frequent> > > > > > Guest Conductor in Mexico and Venezuela, he has also completed > > South> > > > > > American tours, and was highly successful as he conducted at the> > > > well known> > > > > > Vienna Summer Festival. He has been seen and heard nationwide over > > > > the> > > > > > Public Broadcasting System.> > > > > >> > > > > > He has just completed several symphony recordings with the London > > > > Symphony> > > > > > Orchestra and in his native Hungary recorded with the Budapest> > > > Symphony the> > > > > > complete works of Bartok this year. As concert pianist Arpad Joo > > has> > > > > > received acclaim of highest merit.> > > > > >> > > > > > As a student of Eastern Philosophy he has traveled to the near> > East > > > > and to> > > > > > India in order to get first hand information to further his> > > > knowledge of> > > > > > Hebrew and Sanskrit.> > > > > > > > > > > > Not satisfied with theory only, he has engaged himself also with> > > > practical> > > > > > laboratory work of preclassical Chemistry, up to and including > > > > contemporary> > > > > > pharmaceutical research.> > > > > >> > > > > > Anyone with such diverse talents, none of mediocre quality, but of > > > > sincere> > > > > > devotional emphasis, is bound to leave an imprint on the sands of> > > > time.> > > > > >> > > > > > How fortunate when one still so young in years is endowed with so > > > > many> > > > > > gifts, and is making such profuse use of them for the enjoyment of> > > > all those> > > > > > who come under such dynamic influence. > > > > > >> > > > > > Undoubtedly the future will hold many surprises in store when> > Arpad> > > > Joo> > > > > > will emerge as an even more versatile individual with present > > > > talents> > > > > > encompassed within a conglomerate whole of such dimensions that> > will> > > > bring> > > > > > him recognition as a great humanitarian. This latter statement may > > > > sound> > > > > > somewhat prophetic to some, but this is exactly what it is meant> > to> > > > be.> > > > > >> > > > > > Those of us who know Arpad Joo can all look with confidence into > > the> > > > > > future as our expectations are high and well founded.> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > > On 2/5/07 5:32 PM, " Arpad Joo " panchasila@ > > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > > Hare Rama Krishna, > > > > > >> > > > > > Dear Pierre,> > > > > >> > > > > > what a joy! Thank you.> > > > > >> > > > > > After recording the Complete Symphonic Poems of Liszt (all 13)-as > > a> > > > > > Conductor, " Chef D'Orchestre " - I have finally his birth time.> > Thank> > > > you> > > > > > again. Merci! > > > > > >> > > > > > Just a note, I am grateful to your country (France) of giving me> > the> > > > > > " Grand Prix du Disque " in Paris,for this 5 CD set. > > > > > >> > > > > > With deep respect> > > > > >> > > > > > A.J.> > > > > >> > > > > > sohamsa <sohamsa%40>> > > > < sohamsa% <sohamsa%25> <sohamsa%25>40 > > ><sohamsa%40>,> > > > Poloisel@> > > > wrote:> > > > > > > > > > > > > >> > > > > > > | om gurave namah |> > > > > > >> > > > > > > Dear Swee, dear Arpadh,> > > > > > > > > > > > > > Franz Liszt> > > > > > > October 22, 1811 01:16:00 1:06:08 (East of GMT)> > > > > > > 16 E 32, 47 N 34 Raiding, Austria (actually Hungary when he was > > > > born)> > > > > > >> > > > > > > Chart is attached.> > > > > > >> > > > > > > Yours,> > > > > > > Pierre > > > > > > >> > > > > > >> > > > > > > Dans un e-mail daté du 05/02/2007 14:50:10 Paris, Madrid,> > > > > > sweechan@ a > > > > > > > écrit :> > > > > > >> > > > > > > Jaya Jagannatha> > > > > > >> > > > > > > Dear Arpadh, > > > > > > > Namaste> > > > > > >> > > > > > > Sorry, donâ•˙t have the time of birth. (But must say I> > > > enjoyed> > > > > > his Hungarian > > > > > > > Rhapsodies).> > > > > > >> > > > > > > Just to clear some points:> > > > > > >> > > > > > > Composers like Brahms, Beethoven (wrote mostly symphonies) etc > > > > based> > > > > > their> > > > > > > structures along Mozartâ•˙s creations. The only> > > > > > ╲real╡ pianist who wrote music > > > > > > > mainly for the piano was Frédéric Chopin> > > > (1810-1849) who was> > > > > > famous for his> > > > > > > romantic nocturnes etc. > > > > > > > Johannes Sebastian Bach wrote the Invention and Sinfornia in e> > > > flat> > > > > > major> > > > > > > for his his son. These seem to be asymmetrically opposite and > > yet> > > > > > worked in> > > > > > > synchronicity.> > > > > > > Claude Debussy wrote more of the modern romantic pieces.> > > > > > > > > > > > > >> > > > > > > Love,> > > > > > >> > > > > > > Swee> > > > > > >> > > > > > > > > > > > > > On 2/5/07 8:08 AM, " Arpad Joo " panchasila@> > > > > > >> > > > > > >> > > > > > >> > > > > > > Hare Rama Krishna > > > > > > > Dear Swee,> > > > > > >> > > > > > > permit me a question -since you have mentioned that you are an> > ex> > > > > > pianist, > > > > > > > opera singer....> > > > > > > Would you know the birth time of Franz Liszt?> > > > > > > This genius of music, composer, pianist par excellence, > > > > > > > philantropist,conductor-with a hypnotic influence over the> > public,> > > > was> > > > > > born on the 22nd of> > > > > > > october 1811, near Vienna (20 km off),Austria. > > > > > > >> > > > > > > It has been recorded that at the precise time of his birth,> > there> > > > was> > > > > > an > > > > > > > unusually bright comet, literally above his house.At the time> > > > > > thousands of> > > > > > > people have observed it.> > > > > > > > > > > > > > Thanks> > > > > > >> > > > > > > With deep respect> > > > > > >> > > > > > >> > > > > > > > > > > > > > Arpadh> > > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > > > > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > >> >> > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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