STELLIUM

February 6, 2002

Dear Cynthia

you

<<Ahh, that makes sense. When we are focused in on the events of others we do

not hear what we need to address within ourselves.>>

me

That is right, we as instruments are just giving what the customer, patient,

etc, has to hear. Most of the time corrections to destiny are necessary and

therefore we have to focus on more bad than good.

Many times we deviate from our track because we think that we know better, when

in reality we do not know anything.

Because we are prone to make errors, that is why we need a guidance.

Unfortunately there are many "Gods" out there doing perfect things and they

just require a reading when it is too late.

However, the wise goes for a reading to see better the road ahead.

you

<<I have a deepe sense that what is described as "life review" at the time of

death is true. If so, then I would assume that the astrologer who predicts

destruction would review the impact of that prediction upon those who took it

to heart or believed that the astrologer knew just what was to happen.>>

me

One of my teachers told me that sometimes we are not told everything but only a

part of the jigsaw. But that we could guess the results.

you

<<Then again, I believe that we are each responsible for our thoughts and that

these predictions as they are rendered untrue, may in fact help those who

suffere from such anxiety to gain perspective. >>

me

It is also possible. Because everything has a reason, even when an astrologer

or reader is a cheater, i believe that his/her customers are also mislead for a

reason. It may not be nice to hear about it but in many cases we cannot do much

but wait for the ball to burst.

I know the case of a natural healer. He was very good helping others but was

too greedy and he used to get mad when he was not making enough (which was too

much) money. He let many people down with his selfish attitude and in the

end, he lost his healing powers. So, he became a "clairvoyant" charging people

a lot. Real clairvoyants told me that he was not a clairvoyant at all but a

cheater, some of his customers told me that they were not satisfied with his

reading or attitude.

He was going down with his business because karma was getting him in the end.

He even tried to get me as his personal adviser to become successful but i was

off the road. In the end he just burst in anger blaming everybody but himself

for his failure and in the process, he let me go free, he cut himself from my

karma.

It is nice to see when somebody that has a karmic hold of you, cutting or ending

off that karma, that karmic payment from the past.

At that moment we become free from that entanglement. Sometimes the karmic

entanglement is huge and sometimes it is only a question of having a drink with

someone. Who knows? We have to pay sooner or later for every karmic debt.

That is why remedial measures are important. i have heard that when medicine

goes up, karma goes down. But sometimes by destiny, medicine arrives too late

or we have to pay without it.

Maharaja Pariksit was destined to die from poison. he was a great king. He was

at the time the King of Hastinapura, now modern Delhi. At that time, in Vedic

times some 5,000 years ago, the king of Hastinapura was by law, the Emperor of

the whole earth.

Somehow, Maharaja Pariksit was cursed by a Brahmin boy to die in 7 days from

poison. The King was powerful enough to cancel that course but he was wise and

saw it as a benediction in disguise.

Emperor Pariksit immediately went to the banks of the river Ganges to ask the

local yogis, riches and pious people, about what was the best thing to do for

someone destined to die in 7 days time.

After hearing different propositions, he was told that the best thing to do was

to hear from a self-realised person about the ultimate goal in life.

In that way, by Providence, Sukadeva Goswami, a self resized soul, narrated the

Srimas Bhagavatam to Maharaja Pariksit, during 7 days and 7 nights, at one spot

on the banks of the river Ganges.

Thanks to that action, humanity can now have the benefit of the nectarine

narration of the Srimad Bhagavatam.

The beginning of that great literature is "Om namo bhagavate vasudevaya" which is a mantra.

The second text as translated by Srila Prabhupada is "Completely rejecting all

religious activities which are materially motivated, this Bhagavat Purana

propounds the highest truth, which is understandable by those devotees who are

pure in heart."

you

<< Thank you we are in much agreement here. I was asked if one could prmote my

little newsletter after Sept. 11th. I said no thank you. I have no doubt of

the origin of the installments that month. They were no from my ego and I was

depressed the whole time I wrote it. I put the planner out there for those who

need insight and help getting through the days, weeks and months of life. My

intent is to ease the stress not cause it. I knew immediately that publicity

would bring folks who would be drawn to prediction rather than insight. I

never lose sight of where the information "ultimately" comes from. It is not

from my intellect or skill but from the sense of connection to the planets as I

feel them and the stories of the nakshatras as they reveal themselves.>>

me

Those that have a material motive will always seek for profit, disregarding

anything else. Eventually, karma will deal with them.

you

<<I suspect that the rich and subtle insight of astrology will ever be elusive

to those who want it for fame. Even if fame comes, it will be short-lived as

astrology is deeper and richer than the mundane world.>>

me

Yes, i have seen that to happen and it is still happening.

you

<<The astrologer Caroline CAsey called astrology a mystery school cleverly

disguised as a language of human understanding....or something like that.>>

me

Yes indeed, we cannot limit astrology with our words, it is a divine science.

you

<<again, than you for the dialogue. What do you make of the nak. Mrigashira

holding Rahu, Mars, Venus and the Moon while Saturn lingers in Rohini?>>

In my own experience, the more planets we see together in a sign or

constellation, the more complexity of forces we will see sooner or later.

Mrigasira is ruled by the Mars and Mars by being in his own constellation

becomes very strong. That strength is shared among the other planets that are

together in there. We can see there, Venus and the Moon, therefore the

strength of those 2 planets is also given to their host planet Saturn.

Saturn is now in Taurus, a sign of Venus and in Rohini, a constellation of the

Moon. Therefore, Saturn is having like the power of attorney to bestow his

energies as he wishes.

We are living in magical times, divine intervention is in full view, we only

need to wait to see the designs of the Lord.

Mrigasira has a deer as a symbol and Orion is connected to this constellation.

I have read in some books that the 3 pyramids in Cairo represent Orion. Also,

the 3 pyramids at Teotihuacan, just outside Mexico City.

There are many Indian tribes in Mexico. One of them is called Mixtecos. The

Mixtecos are called the Deer People. They are the only tribe in all Mexico to

keep the Mexican chronology, and they are as well the keepers of the sacred

mushroom. The Sacred mushroom is so sacred to them that nobody among them and

below the age of 60, is allowed to ingest it. They have many shamans or brujos

y brujas as well.

According to the author Deva Sharma, Mrigasira has the following ideas:

"To seek, look for, to search through, to strive, to attain, to request, ask,

solicit, beg, beggar, to purify, adorn, to visit, frequent, pointing out the

way, the leader, tracing out, to investigate, to examine. Portion of the human

body-The eyes."

So, in my opinion, i can answer that the planetary combination that you mention

is indicating that all those ideas already quoted, will become more prominent

to people. Especially to those that have a connection with those

constellations or people.

I have to add that Srila Prabhupada has The Moon in Mrigasira and therefore his

books are very likely to become prominent and helpful to many.

Best wishes

Natabara Das

February 6, 2002