Guest guest Posted October 5, 2005 Report Share Posted October 5, 2005 Namastae Swamiji: I have below few questions. Kindly help to understand. 1. When an astrological chart is unique for every being, is "Collective Karma" theory true? In other words, when an accident or some kinda natural disaster happens, flocks of people die. Does this mean all their lives are bound to end by these "events"? A train accident happens, and in some cases, two coaches get badly hit and people die. Does this mean all these people who died in these two coaches destined to die collectively? 2. While identifying the Trine and Quadrant lords are straightforward from the chart, malefic and benefic attributes are often not explained clearly in books. Are there any thumb rules to easily idetify? 3. By definition, Lagnadhibadhi can never harm or rather never be malefic, regardless of his current position in the chart. Is this statement true? So, even if Lagnadhibadhi is in 6th or 8th or 12th house, he will not be malefic (perhaps he may not be aiding "good" things, but he cannot be a malefic). 4. Actual ecliptic covers more than the 12 houses. Why can't all these be taken for better accuracy? Are there any school o fthoughts supporting this perspective? 5. The usual tie that comes between a scientist and an astrologer is on "measurable quantities". For instance the "influence" of the planets as quantified by astrologers is non-measurable, while a scientist looks for measureable quantities. Are there evidences of famous scientists accepting these meta-physical phenomena? I know of Einstien himself referring to "nature" in several places. But without any prejudice, are there any incidents whereina a scientist supports or at least shown to give attention to astrology? Thank you and warm regards Birdie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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