morality- moon's nakshatra[CHALLENGE!] 4/3/06

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Hi readers

 

I surely disagree with such dangerous bottomless approach on analysing a

chart on one or more point it is and must be a composite one, with all aspects,

conjunctions, yogas, gochara the strength of each of the elelement in the

horoscope ABOVE ALL THE DASA to run.

 

if we go by the life of Padakavipitamaha or the 1st epic writer VALMIKI he

was a thug, a barbarian just a moment in his life with Narada and later his

seeing birds seperated by an arrow from a hunter changed his life.

 

Tallapka Annamacharya

Pundalik of Panripur

Purandara Dasa

Vemana of Andhra

 

Aurobindo

Swami Sivananda all were normal mortals last 2 al least led normal moral lives

changed for material to spiritual

 

unlike the 4 above their names.

 

it is a matter of timing in their lives that changed it, there was no clue

earlier tos ay the loose or lack of moral lot will change to become saints

 

 

so it s a hormonic, holistic view that matters we must not become like

DOCTORS ENT, cardio-thoroiac surgeon just of a part. we msut see any topic in

full as an Ayurvedic, Homeopath Tibetian, chineese medic would do.

 

 

rohiniranjan <rrgb wrote: No -- what I was saying was:

I believe that morality is learned in the first several years of life

This is the period, usually (not always) that the vimshottari dasha

of the planet in which natal moon is -- runs

hence I was connecting the two together and wondering if the

birthstar has a say in what kind of influences we experience and how

that connects to our type/level of morality.

It was a thought-experiment, not a golden conclusion!

 

Sorry if I confused you by that.

 

In my viewpoint, the true leaders are not the ones who have the

answers but the ones who are curious enough and brave enough to ask

questions, to challenge the status quo, and confront the "just

because it is old it must be gold" club! You asked a question and so

I sensed a leader in you. Just to complete the picture, the

followers are the silent majority who just show up in the numbers

but really don't even exist or count!

 

An open challenge, thus thrown at them hereby ;-)

 

RR

 

, Ahir Bhairav

<aahir_bhairav wrote:

>

> Hello !

>

> I thought you mentioned yesterday about moon's nakshatra in

connection with morality. I rechecked and actually it was Rishiji's

message in some different context.

> I am just sort of overwhelmed, and not sure what you mean by

my "lead us"...Sorry .

>

> Regards

>

>

> rohiniranjan <rrgb wrote:

> Dear Ragaji,

>

> What I had to say about morality, I have already stated :-)

> I have also repeatedly stated my views based on personal

> observations that it is futile to begin to believe that in

astrology

> opinions like "what ashlesha represents or will do to morality or

> mars in cancer would or jupiter in 7th would" are dangerous red

> herrings. And these start a myth and a superstition (a belief

which

> is held without challenging it, without observing it critically

and

> often just basing judgment on hearsay and not even informed

> anecdotal evidence). I am opposed to that and through data keep

> demonstrating and challenging such myths, be they some yoga, KSY

or

> sadesati or whatever. And I am happy to note that I am not alone.

>

> I am waiting now for an informed astrological response from you in

> this new leadership role you have volunteered for!

>

> Please lead us ...

>

> RR

>

> , Ahir Bhairav

> <aahir_bhairav@> wrote:

> >

> > RR ji,

> >

> > Can you please continue your discussion on morality and moon's

> nakshatra ? What is your observation about Aslesha, the clinging

> star ?

> >

> > Thanks

>

 

Prashant

 

 

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