Tks Rohini Ji...ts Plz Mr.JhaTks- Suresh/Vinay Ji?Re:Natural calamities...

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Dear Kumar ji,

 

Your advice is very sage and in a sense nothing unique. Astrologers and teachers

of many, as long as I have known Jyotisha (and other fields too) have utilized

this very approach and demonstrated. Whether it is BV Raman ji or KN Rao ji, or

Krishnamurthy ji or Khot ji or PVR Narasimha ji and many others have *made* time

and written and given examples after examples to show rather than anything else!

This is the rational and scientific approach and if any of us wish to claim that

Jyotish is science then they should be following the same approach.

 

I realize that some would thumb their noses at what I just wrote and point out

that Parashara or Varahmihira or Satyacharya or Garga or others including the

more recent astro-experts (Kalidasa or Mukund Vallabh etc) did not illustrate

their writings and principles with a single horoscope (I believe Satyacharyaa

gave a half example!) but if the workbooks and part of their writings were lost

in transmission or translation or some greedy person may be sitting on those

heirlooms which may be getting enjoyed by termites and ants (the insect kind!)

as we speak, then that would not be the fault of the Sages!

 

Rice, milk, a touch of elaichi, some nuts if you are feeling rajasic, fire and

careful attention over time -- with just the right amount of sugar (I personally

like jaggery or Gur because it is so GOOD, particularly from the Khazoor, date

palm!). The recipe for 'pudding' as some like to call it is so simple, though

the attention and effort does mean some investment! But why invite good people

to your home if you are just going to toss a bag or rice, a cow, sugarcane and

expect them to entertain themselves? That in my books is being inhospitable --

very counter to Indian culture which treats athitis and guests as God!!

 

If I said too much, my apologies to all, elder and younger!

 

Rohiniranjan

 

, Prashant Kumar G B <gbp_kumar

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> Dear Members,

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> I hope nothing is said to take anything implied or assumed as personal, pl

re-read most lines DON'T REACT

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> PL ACT ON THE subject in questions, this will help u realise the otherside's

views

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> say Vinay ji when he comes up with 10 good practical case studies

> some weather forecasts for kesy states say AP, Punjab, MP, Maharashtra, Kerala

can help us understand his approach better

> and similarly members who have worked in other systems can also try their bit

in the said subjects and still remain good and healthy members sharing,

exchaning KNOWLEDGE nothing is perfect, complete in anyones exclusive domain

Vedic heritage is too vast for one life time to master and more so when we have

to live each day on its bills that haunt us with no state sponsership [in good

old days kings, village heads or good neighbours took care of the learned now we

have to fend for ourselves lool at vilage temples most don't have a priest as

they r not paid either by the state endowments minstry or the villages, where as

minority instutions gets funds from their boards, govt and foreign donations as

well

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> so the knowledgele persons r becoming a extinct species.

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> Prashant

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