Guest guest Posted July 15, 2003 Report Share Posted July 15, 2003 Hello Tanvir and others, Can someone kindly oblige, and tell me where I can find the full english version of Phala sruthi (of lalitha sahsranamam) online Thank you, Sel --- monmuk111 <monmuk111 wrote: > Hello Jay and other members: > > Is there any way to invite Mr. Rohini Ranjan to this > board. His > readings, writings and thinking related to Vedic > astrology are the > most pragmatic I've ever seen. His writings exhude a > certain > originality and freshnesh that just tickles the > mind. Also, the great > thing about him is that he stays with the "original" > priciples just > like Sanjay and PVR rather then invent "new" crap > like the Systems > approach. > > Mukund > > vedic astrology, "J.Weiss" > <jayhw@t...> wrote: > > Dear list members, > > > > Today's morning email brought me among others one > from the > old 'Jyotish list', > > that the Canadian astrologer Rohini Ranjan replied > to ("subject: > Ashtakavarga > > useful tool or not"). > > It is the second part that many may find > interesting about > astrology in today's world. > > > > After some consideration I decided to share his > mail with you (with > his permission), > > for the purpose of general information and view of > just another > Vedic astrologer, > > who is not a member of this list. > > > > Kind regards > > Jay Weiss > > > > ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ > > I am really heartened by Shri Rao's message about > ashtakavarga > being a > > useful tool. Statements from giants of his stature > in modern > jyotish about a > > given technique or his endorsement of a software > carry a lot of > weight in > > the modern quigmire that jyotish has become since > its recent > revival mostly > > in and through the west (Praise the Lord Internet > and pass on the > weed! I am > > sorry guys!! > > > > Truth be told, software produced in 80s and 90s > some of which > simply died on > > the way, even though endorsed by Beacons of those > times, died > because > > it was incorrect and inadequate BUT not > necessarily unimportant! > Incorrect > > in simple baby algorithms like for shadbala, > vimshopakbala. > calculation of > > longitudes! And when we get into more intricate > things like dashaas > and > > Jaimini parameters on which even experts vary in > opinions about how > to > > calculate, then we are entering a dark magical > forest that is better > > illuminated by the words of Madame Rowlings with > an active > imagination and > > all the jealousy surrounding her fame than someone > as factual as > Einstein or > > Narlikar or maybe even by that Economist of the > times, Allan > Greenspan who > > gets more immediate attention than Parashara or > those consultants > who the > > software programmers were depending upon. I am > sorry but if one > cannot get > > the simple phasic uchcha bala worked out in the > first go or the > 19th version > > for that matter, I wonder what else is going on! > > > > Jyotish of modern times, or even astrology in all > its shades and > forms > > probably intensively touches the lives of a > maximum of 100 million > in this > > world of 6.7 billions or more. Probably 100 times > as many read their > > newspaper forecasts and move on to a cup of coffee > at Tim Hortons or > > wherever -- GET real folks, they are NOT touched > by astrology > regardless of > > what we think of their karma and spiritual > elevation! Wake up to > the fact > > that t-h-a-t represents only about 2% of world's > population. Even > if it were > > 10% -- half a billion, it would be an > insignificant proportion of > the > > world's total current population! Astrology, in > other words, > touches FAR > > less than 10% of humanity. Touches -- as in being > significant > enough to > > actually change their lives or to make them > e-v-e-n look at it > seriously. > > The statistics can be challenged to save face, but > really something > that are > > for all of us astrologers to think about, and > consider -- rightly or > > wrongly -- about the R-E-A-L impact of OUR > love and life (One > thing no > > one will get an argument from me on is that we > astrologers are one > dedicated > > bunch who really truly believe in what we believe > in even if we > cannot > > prove it to others satisfactorily and that > includes the guy > (strangely > > there have not been too many gals, other than K.N > Saraswathy on the > jyotish > > scene but more on the western astrology side of > things) who thinks > he has > > proved it to all for all times to come! Of course > astrologers are > fully convinced, as > > individuals or as a collective group). Our 75 to > 80 % claims of > success > > notwithstanding, some with the help of japa and > yogic powers which > throw in yet > > another variable in the mix. The borscht tastes > delicious and > fulfilling, > > but can it be sold as a written recipe, yet? > > > > None of us can entirely shed our biases of THIS > lifetime and will > even > > justify those R-A-T-I-O-N-A-L-L-Y! > > But thanks to Ben and Charles and similar folks in > cyber-reality, > we the > > minority (those who REALLY believe in astrology!) > have this chance > to > > interact and progress, mostly individually. This > is how it was > right from > > the beginning. Look at the very different and > distinctive outlooks > expressed > > by Parashara, Varahamihira, Garga, Satya, Mukuna > Vallabha, Kalidasa > (now he > > was one rebel!) and all others right through > Raman, Seshadri Iyer > and KN Rao. > > What does it tell you? The facts are all there, > but there is NO > ONE SINGLE > > INTERPRETATION, just a plethora of certificates > and gurus and sub- > gurus by > > the dozen! > > > > The Hamilton project (cold, double blinded > readings === message truncated === SBC DSL - Now only $29.95 per month! http://sbc. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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