Trancendental rebirth

[Guest guest]

Love to Pundit Sanjay Rath, P.V.R. Narasimha Rao, and all the other

Gurus here; Joy to Mahal Devi, Parvarti, and Sri Ganesha!

I am a beginning student of Vedic astrology. I can't read Sanskrit,

but I am trying to learn some of the multitude of words.

Question: For those who are familiar with Trancendental psychology,

with the Basic Perinatal Matrice III of 'struggle for survival' during

maternal birth, and the subsequent experience of personal "rebirth" of

BPM IV, How would you study this transition in Vedic astrology? My

dreams suggest that I may be resolving BPM III soon, and be

experiencing a rebirth. I am sure these experiential levels are

described differently in Vedic terminology, but you know of these

matters, (hopefully).

These matrices are of the subconscious, so should I be transiting the

Nakshatramsa D-27, or the Trimsamsa D-30? Or perhaps I should use the

Narayana dasa? I have studied the holy scriptures, but it has been a

while, so please try to explain in the most simplistic terms that even

a child such as I might understand. All thoughts and comments welcome.

Thank you. Nameste Peace to all.

[Guest guest]

Dear Kevin,

 

Each time you post something new with full vigour and with not

concern whatsoever about what you posted earlier, in messages or

articles or books even -- you are reborn, you are refreshed and in

computer terms of today, you are REBOOTED!

 

All of us know and have experienced how cleansing and invigourating

it is to reboot our crashed or hung-up computer, every once in a

while!

 

But the happiest amongst are those who have learned through earlier

mal-experiences or just cautious nature (from *earlier* mal-

experiences!!) that we must save often --

 

For neither Bill Gates not Steve Jobs are the Gods who have figured

all the kinks out of the SYSTEM!

 

We still worship the traditional Gods and Godesses going back many

thousands of years -- and until we are assured of a perfect computer

or a perfect jyotish software that does it all, for free or

reasonable money -- we are kind of stuck with Bill Gates and Steve

Jobs or at least one of their creations! PC or MAC!!

 

RR

 

vedic astrology, "Kevin" <kevinbr4 wrote:

>

> Love to Pundit Sanjay Rath, P.V.R. Narasimha Rao, and all the other

> Gurus here; Joy to Mahal Devi, Parvarti, and Sri Ganesha!

> I am a beginning student of Vedic astrology. I can't read Sanskrit,

> but I am trying to learn some of the multitude of words.

> Question: For those who are familiar with Trancendental psychology,

> with the Basic Perinatal Matrice III of 'struggle for survival'

during

> maternal birth, and the subsequent experience of personal "rebirth"

of

> BPM IV, How would you study this transition in Vedic astrology? My

> dreams suggest that I may be resolving BPM III soon, and be

> experiencing a rebirth. I am sure these experiential levels are

> described differently in Vedic terminology, but you know of these

> matters, (hopefully).

> These matrices are of the subconscious, so should I be transiting

the

> Nakshatramsa D-27, or the Trimsamsa D-30? Or perhaps I should use

the

> Narayana dasa? I have studied the holy scriptures, but it has been a

> while, so please try to explain in the most simplistic terms that

even

> a child such as I might understand. All thoughts and comments

welcome.

> Thank you. Nameste Peace to all.

>

[Guest guest]

Jaya Hunuman! Hi Rohiniranjan: Thank you very much for your guidance

in this matter. You have indeed made it very easy to understand. Much

appreciated! Nameste

vedic astrology, "Rohiniranjan"

<rohini_ranjan wrote:

>

> Dear Kevin,

>

> Each time you post something new with full vigour and with not

> concern whatsoever about what you posted earlier, in messages or

> articles or books even -- you are reborn, you are refreshed and in

> computer terms of today, you are REBOOTED!

>

> All of us know and have experienced how cleansing and invigourating

> it is to reboot our crashed or hung-up computer, every once in a

> while!

>

> But the happiest amongst are those who have learned through earlier

> mal-experiences or just cautious nature (from *earlier* mal-

> experiences!!) that we must save often --

>

> For neither Bill Gates not Steve Jobs are the Gods who have figured

> all the kinks out of the SYSTEM!

>

> We still worship the traditional Gods and Godesses going back many

> thousands of years -- and until we are assured of a perfect computer

> or a perfect jyotish software that does it all, for free or

> reasonable money -- we are kind of stuck with Bill Gates and Steve

> Jobs or at least one of their creations! PC or MAC!!

>

> RR

>

> vedic astrology, "Kevin" <kevinbr4@> wrote:

> >

> > Love to Pundit Sanjay Rath, P.V.R. Narasimha Rao, and all the other

> > Gurus here; Joy to Mahal Devi, Parvarti, and Sri Ganesha!

> > I am a beginning student of Vedic astrology. I can't read Sanskrit,

> > but I am trying to learn some of the multitude of words.

> > Question: For those who are familiar with Trancendental psychology,

> > with the Basic Perinatal Matrice III of 'struggle for survival'

> during

> > maternal birth, and the subsequent experience of personal "rebirth"

> of

> > BPM IV, How would you study this transition in Vedic astrology? My

> > dreams suggest that I may be resolving BPM III soon, and be

> > experiencing a rebirth. I am sure these experiential levels are

> > described differently in Vedic terminology, but you know of these

> > matters, (hopefully).

> > These matrices are of the subconscious, so should I be transiting

> the

> > Nakshatramsa D-27, or the Trimsamsa D-30? Or perhaps I should use

> the

> > Narayana dasa? I have studied the holy scriptures, but it has been a

> > while, so please try to explain in the most simplistic terms that

> even

> > a child such as I might understand. All thoughts and comments

> welcome.

> > Thank you. Nameste Peace to all.

> >

>