Guest guest Posted November 28, 2005 Report Share Posted November 28, 2005 Dear Sir, I am very religious person. Please tell me my spiritual aspects from astrological point of view and about my poorvajanma.Please also tell me which astrological text book is available on this subject. My D.O.B is:- 13-14/7/1970 Time: 1.00 A.M. Place Jullundur (Punjab) with regards Mandhir Singh Mail - PC Magazine Editors' Choice 2005 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 29, 2005 Report Share Posted November 29, 2005 Feel free to write to me at clarity2020 I publicly promise you that as long as you do not change your identity and email address -- I will not charge you anything in cash or kind. You will not end up being my chela for I have said boldly many times, I am no guru or Guru or GURU! I will not go soft on you by any standards, though -- beware of that! Why am I doing this to you? I have a reason, but do you have one for not responding to my offer? , Mandhir Singh <mandhir_14> wrote: > > Dear Sir, > > I am very religious person. Please tell me my > spiritual aspects from astrological point of view and > about my poorvajanma.Please also tell me which > astrological text book is available on this subject. > > My D.O.B is:- > 13-14/7/1970 > Time: 1.00 A.M. > Place Jullundur (Punjab) > > with regards > Mandhir Singh > > > > > > > Mail - PC Magazine Editors' Choice 2005 > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 29, 2005 Report Share Posted November 29, 2005 Verrrrry difficult, Sir, to fathom reasons but one query! Why this extremely rigid stance on the Guruism part Regards rishi Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 29, 2005 Report Share Posted November 29, 2005 Rishiji, Call me human :-) Gurus are great, but given what I see these days (and that seeing goes back some years actually in more than one country, more than one society, more than a few circles) there is much emotionality. Nothing against emotions, allow me to say Rishiji, but when life is at stake and hypothermia is sure to kill one, one wants dry wood and not soggy wet wood which will smoke more but give less heat. The smoke alone would kill, if not hypothermia! And yet, emotions are beautiful as all of us poets know and have confessed many times before. Not sure if you have read this before or not, but let me close this post with the following words, from the soul: Maa Shakti Dey, haar klanti ley Maa Buddhi Dey, haar bhranti ley Maa Shanti Dey, Maa Bhakti Dey, Maa Mukti Dey ************** I publicly promise you that as long as you do not change your identity and email address -- I will not charge you anything in cash or kind. You will not end up being my chela for I have said boldly many times, I am no guru or Guru or GURU! I will not go soft on you by any standards, though -- beware of that! Why am I doing this to you? I have a reason, but do you have one for not responding to my offer? *********** , "rishi_2000in" <rishi_2000in> wrote: > > Verrrrry difficult, Sir, to fathom reasons but one query! > Why this extremely rigid stance on the Guruism part > > Regards > > rishi > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 29, 2005 Report Share Posted November 29, 2005 Amen. However, if you will permit me to say this, learning is not directly proportional to emotions. If the word 'guru' implicit implies emotionality then what about teacher! The greatest teacher though is life and Ma tests us at every step and expects us to keep learning. regards rishi Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 29, 2005 Report Share Posted November 29, 2005 It is a very rare joy that is awarded to a human when truly emotion is gifted with a meeting with cognition or mentation. Only when the left and right brain meet through corpus callosum (comunication) can the human experience be complete and then the genders can stop fighting -- and the seeking can continue, if not end! The BEST parent can only sense that while being caretakers and fully responsible for the nubile soul that they have been entrusted with (whether they know or realize it or not!), there is responsibility involved! The responsibility is not to be felt by teachers at each step, but overall. The student is the one who dare not doze off or miss a single word! Always the younger and the energetic one that ends up paying the final price! It does make sense, though, does it not, Sir? , "rishi_2000in" <rishi_2000in> wrote: > > Amen. > However, if you will permit me to say this, learning is not directly > proportional to emotions. If the word 'guru' implicit implies > emotionality then what about teacher! > The greatest teacher though is life and Ma tests us at every step and > expects us to keep learning. > > regards > rishi > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 30, 2005 Report Share Posted November 30, 2005 Responsibility and/or duty has to be borne is perhaps the primary lesson of life. The merging of two parts together to give a finite whole.. the left brain alone falters in grief or sorrow while experiencing bliss tries to cling on...the right part falters in cold reasoning and finds itself incomplete but more often than not prevails as the mundane alongwith the societal pressures often win..what is right and what is correct, the dilemma! So we seek on, but such is the innate human need to take shortcuts that one cant be blamed for succumbing at times. And the price has to be paid, nothing is really free in life.Does make sense and one is not dozing just contemplating but then that is another story and Jyotish goes on teaching. regards Rishi , "rohiniranjan" <rrgb@s...> wrote: > > It is a very rare joy that is awarded to a human when truly emotion is > gifted with a meeting with cognition or mentation. > > Only when the left and right brain meet through corpus callosum > (comunication) can the human experience be complete and then the > genders can stop fighting -- and the seeking can continue, if not end! > > The BEST parent can only sense that while being caretakers and fully > responsible for the nubile soul that they have been entrusted with > (whether they know or realize it or not!), there is responsibility > involved! > > The responsibility is not to be felt by teachers at each step, but > overall. > > The student is the one who dare not doze off or miss a single word! > > Always the younger and the energetic one that ends up paying the final > price! It does make sense, though, does it not, Sir? > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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