Week 3 Group Study Charts( to Wendy ji)

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Dear Wendy ji,

God give you his Grace and strength at this time.

Nalini

 

jyotish-vidya, "Sean Patrick Kelly"

<toosean wrote:

>

> Namaste

>

> Dear Wendy, I read the recent news and my prayers are with you and

> your sister at this time.

>

> Dear all,

>

> Regarding my participation in the group-- I definitely contribute

> in a more spontaneous way as it takes inspiration to put in the

time

> that it takes to study a chart and write an analysis.

>

> The study of Jyotish is completely captivating and enjoyable but

it

> has the role of a leisure activity for me as I have a full-time

job

> and a secondary part-time job as well.

>

> So unless I am somehow inspired, I don't have the time or energy

to

> contribute as often as I'd like. When I do contribute I spend

quite

> a few hours looking at the chart or contemplating the topic and

> putting my thoughts together -- often I end up staying up quite

late.

>

> Recently, I came across and was inspired by a discussion of

Nalini's

> chart on the "valist" group -- she just shared her birth details

on

> this group as well. I had posted my input on the other group, but

> I'd be happy to post it here too if anyone would be interested &

> Nalini does not object.

>

> Christiane, I read your recent contributions and it is nice

> to "hear" a new voice. I thought your objection was appropriate

> given what you knew. If you hadn't spoken your mind then you'd

> still be silently appalled by what had seemed to be a tasteless

> discussion and the peace that you know have about it would be

> eluding you still. Sometimes hesitation can be more of an

obstacle

> to peace than straight-forward, even "rash" communication.

>

> Given the recent posts, I think it is obvious that we all have

good

> intentions here and we are in good company.

>

> Om Karunayai Namaha

>

> jyotish-vidya, "Wendy Vasicek" <jyotish@>

> wrote:

> >

> > Dear Uttara,

> >

> > You Wrote:

> > //However, I think the group is tiring of the same theme-they

can

> > only take so much and talk so much about it in one reference.//

> >

> > I think it's best if it's more spontaneous, don't you agree?

It's

> > good that we have all these charts in the Database and I'm

> > appreciative of all your hard work. However, as we all know,

there

> > are far more silent lurkers than there are participants, who,

I'm

> > sure, will find the Database invaluable in their studies. One

> thing I

> > would like to say is that it would be better to include only

> charts

> > that have a confirmed T.O.B.

> >

> > Best Wishes,

> > Mrs. Wendy

> > http://JyotishVidya.com

> > ______________________________

> >

> > -

> > "Uttara" <muttaraphalguni@>

> > <jyotish-vidya>

> > Monday, February 27, 2006 2:59 AM

> > Re: Week 3 Group Study Charts

> >

> >

> > Hi Wendy,

> > Thanks for your support. Yes the charts can be overwhelming

and

> > why I strongly suggest that one stay in the perimeters of the

> subject

> > theme,

> >

> > From there I would like to classified in the links and files

> > sections the different subjects that come up with each chart

> along

> > with books and articles and other references that people can go

to

> on

> > their own, for further research.

> >

> > If you are talking about a personal correspondence I had with

> you

> > about Das, then I can resend it to you privately. If it was own

> you

> > sent to the group I am sure it is in the archives for reach.

> >

> > Let me know and I will go hunting for what you have written.

> >

> > In the research of mental illness, I Found an incredible

amount

> of

> > charts (with and without birth times) and a slew of books and

> > articles written on the matter along with biographies and

> > autobiographies. We could spend a whole year just on mental

> illness

> > from childhood on up and what triggers those that are

predisposed

> to

> > succumb to much a mental hell

> >

> > However, I think the group is tiring of the same theme-they

can

> > only take so much and talk so much about it in one reference.

> >

> > Next week (4) I would like to use Slyvia Plath's and Virginia

> Woolf

> > and Vivien Leigh's charts to introduce Bi Poplar and all its

> > different levels. With these three charts with their

> Schizoaffective

> > Bipolar and suicides, I thought it would make a great

> introduction

> > into the Bipoplar disorders and at their worse end mental

illness.

> > Week (5) This is where I wanted to use Das as the main feature.

> > However, as I have already stated privately, I am not convince

> that

> > he is truly Bipoplar and instead Major Depression with its highs

> and

> > lows and psychosis incubated with hard drug use to axaberate

the

> > problem. There are a number of charts like Das's that fall into

> this

> > category. That can supoort his. They are the emotional

> illnessness

> > that plague many of us from just pure stress and famlly

> conditioning

> > and learned behaviors (the multi-generaltional learned

behaviors)

> > that could make for some lively comparisons and talks from our

own

> > members.

> >

> > Do you have any other suggestions?

> >

> > I am trying to meet everyone's needs and those request by the

> > moderators.

> >

> > As Always,

> >

> > Uttara

> >

> > p.s. I am concern that the fourm is quiet, asI am trying to

find

> > interesting charts.

> >

> > I thigh maybe after this round of Mental Illness we come then

> study

> > the champions of the Olympics??.

> >

> > Maybe Twins

> > Deaths of Babies and young children -teenagers

> > Health in members charts

> > Or death of a parent, sibling, fostering, Adoptive in

compariosn

> of

> > members charts

> >

>