Tendulkar etc.....Are our priorities Right ??

[Guest guest]

Dear Gurus and friends

 

Cricket/Football and such hi-fi games have generated Gambling culture.

Billions change hands. Sportspersons play games without the spirit of

competing .

We spend hours and days discussing their lives and performances and

they? what do they do ?

They run laughing all the way to their banks.

 

We, the astrologers discuss them and other public figures like

meeting of crows on an electric pole.

 

Do such sportsmen bless you for making predictions?

Does it help your Spiritual being residing within you?

 

Would it not be better if we take issues like Marrige time

predictions for unmarried girls who spent every day of their

spinsterhood crying silent tears of frustrationsand cursing their

fate ?

 

Would it not be better if we predict time when a qualified person

will get a job , when , inspite having good qualities his or her

remaining jobless for a long time spending every hour of unemployment

in sheer helplessness, shame and unable to meet the hopes of their

aged parents ??

 

Would it not be better if we discuss birth of an offspring in the

lives of chilless couples who spend every moment of lonliness with

every passing moment craving for the sound of small feet running in

their homes ???

 

Why not we take a fresh look at priorities and think of something

that will make blessings flow ? And also enrich us with knowlede

gained thro' MANTHANA ?

 

Why not take up such cases of denial of happiness to suffering people

and discuss in this forum and arrive at predictions based on

principles that have passed test of time?

 

So shall we take up this suggestion? (not a challenge).

 

Sorry if I have hurt any Gurus.

 

Rgds

 

Vidyut Bhatt

[Guest guest]

Namaste, They are not mutually exclusive. One can conduct researches, test it on

celebrities, use celebrity predictions to create interest in the subject and, at

the same time, help as many people as one practically can.

 

Atleast a correct celebrity prediction may get some people interested in the

subject and result in more people being helped in the long run.

 

We waste time everyday on far more useless things than celebrity predictions.

Are all of us so systematic and so dedicated that 100% of our time is used in

very productive work that helps humanity? Perhaps not.

 

Everyone has unique priorities based on one's unique perspective on life and its

goals. We do not need to judge others. May Jupiter's light shine on us,Narasimha

> Dear Gurus and friends> > Cricket/Football and such hi-fi games have generated

Gambling culture.> Billions change hands. Sportspersons play games without the

spirit of > competing .> We spend hours and days discussing their lives and

performances and > they? what do they do ?> They run laughing all the way to

their banks.> > We, the astrologers discuss them and other public figures like

> meeting of crows on an electric pole.> > Do such sportsmen bless you for

making predictions?> Does it help your Spiritual being residing within you?> >

Would it not be better if we take issues like Marrige time > predictions for

unmarried girls who spent every day of their > spinsterhood crying silent tears

of frustrationsand cursing their > fate ?> > Would it not be better if we

predict time when a qualified person > will get a job , when , inspite having

good qualities his or her > remaining jobless for a long time spending every

hour of unemployment > in sheer helplessness, shame and unable to meet the

hopes of their > aged parents ??> > Would it not be better if we discuss birth

of an offspring in the > lives of chilless couples who spend every moment of

lonliness with > every passing moment craving for the sound of small feet

running in > their homes ???> > Why not we take a fresh look at priorities and

think of something > that will make blessings flow ? And also enrich us with

knowlede > gained thro' MANTHANA ?> > Why not take up such cases of denial of

happiness to suffering people > and discuss in this forum and arrive at

predictions based on > principles that have passed test of time?> > So shall we

take up this suggestion? (not a challenge).> > Sorry if I have hurt any Gurus.>

> Rgds> > Vidyut Bhatt