Re:Can anyone help? - for John Rasonabe

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Dear John,

Thank you very much for a quick response.

Well, I read your message thouroughly and when I reached the end my heart

stopped working for a while when I learned about the enemies among the people

of the community which I have devoted my present life to. It was shocking a

little because I cannot imagine that there could be any enemy among such

peaceful people, neither among men or among women. But I can imagine a possible

female enemy from the material world because of my "strange" religious

orientation. This could come true.

 

Yes, it is quite unusual that I focused my interest to vedic philosophy and

Krishna consciousness living in this country. There are not too many Krishna

devotees here. Of course, the major religious community consists of Catholics

and Christians. But before the 1989 the religion here was held down and just in

the 90s a lot of people turned to the religion. Unfortunately some of them

consider the religion and going to a church as a "fashion" in a way

(fortunately not the majority). Otherwise they can make evil, they are envious,

they desire for possession regardless of the means how to get it, etc. And then

they are convinced that God will forgive their sins, so I found that it is no

good for me (as I strictly follow laws and the Bible for example is a law as

well). In fact I do not prefer any religion, I do not say this is better than

that (even my soul inclines to Krishna consciousness), I would rather wish if

all the people would follow the truths stated in the Bible or in shastras of

vedic philosophy, then there would be love and peace on the planet of Earth.

 

By the way, my transformation of mind is very unusual because my professions

were from an expert of electronic devices development, production manager,

businessman (though not too successful) to a Krishna devotee becoming now, and

maybe even to a jyotishi in future, isnt it strange?

I do not know why it is like this but I feel it is inevitable....

 

Well, Thank you again for your very interesting reading of my chart. I cannot

comment it because I do not understand this science at present. We shall see in

few months or in a year. Just a while ago I also read some skilled comments on

my chart from Zoran, very interesting indeed.

 

With respect to you and your knowledge

 

Yours

 

Milan

milan.co (AT) stelco (DOT) cz

 

 

You wrote:

The position of the Moon in the 8th is not as bad asyou think. Dr. KS Charak, a

noted astrologer, statesthat the evil is canceled if the person is born atnight

and the Moon is in shukla paksha. You have thiscase. So, you need not

worry.The Moon in the 8th can make a person have interest inthe unusual or the

occult, which can be interpreted asthe vedic sciences( jyotish, vastu, ayurveda

etc.) Itis also a house of transformation. So, it is likelythat you have

experienced a change in beliefs,particularly in religion. Most of the people

in yourcountry are Christians or Catholics. So, it isunusual for you to be a

Hare Krishna devotee, giventhe context of your environment.If you take the Moon

as the Lagna, your chart looksvery good. You have an exalted Jupiter from the

11thand exalted Saturn from the 2nd house.The position of Jupiter in the 6th is

excellent sinceit is excellent. You should do well in being a lawyeror in

arguing your case in the court of law. Thisposition also means that you tend

to have friends whobecome enemies, and enemies who become friends. However, you

do well in persuading others through theintellect since Jupiter is a planet of

reason andjustice.Further, your enemies will more likely be from yourreligious

community since Jupiter is a brahmin. Also,the lord of the 6th house is the

Moon. So your enemycan be female.