Guest guest Posted April 15, 2009 Report Share Posted April 15, 2009 Dear Group, For some time now, as some of our long-standing members will attest, I've been trying to instil in others the TRUE purpose of jyotish. Those who've visited JyotishVidya.com, may (hopefully) have read the message on the home page that says; " Jyotish should never be taken on any level other than the level of Vedanta. From this level we are led to realise our true identity - as an infinite eternal blissful soul - free from the consequences of ignorance and suffering. " I recently came across the following article by Gaurahari Dasanudas Babaji that expresses my own views so clearly and perfectly that I had to send it on to the group. **A deeper study of Jyotish can reveal the spiritual dynamics of a person’s life: character traits, the previous and next birth, karmic credits and debts, periods of spiritual opportunity and challenge, and much more. It is no exaggeration to say that the study of Jyotish from a spiritual point of view opens up one’s spiritual vision through the eye of intelligence, and one can see things that are normally obscure and invisible—such as a person’s inner character and motivation—or hidden by time, either future or past. Jyotish is meant to be understood in the theistic context of Vedic knowledge, especially the cosmological understanding of creation, maintenance and destruction of the manifest universe as acts of God. When we see everything in its proper spiritual value and relationship with God, we see correctly. If we lose this context or situational awareness, then no matter how much knowledge we possess, we are in illusion because we will falsely ascribe these phenomena to some material cause. Therefore, if we try to apply Jyotish to making predictions about a person’s material life, we are misusing this knowledge and it will backfire on us. Helping a person to understand their life from a material perspective is not helping them at all, because it simply reinforces the illusion of false identification of the self with the material body. Therefore Jyotish is not a material system of knowledge for the purpose of commercial exploitation. That is a degenerate understanding, and will lead both practitioner and clients to disaster** Best Wishes, Mrs. Wendy http://JyotishVidya.com ___ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 15, 2009 Report Share Posted April 15, 2009 Dear Mrs. Wendy, Where do I find more info about the Babaji whom you referred to? Any links you provide would be highly appreciated. Regards, Sincerely C.S. Ravindramani. ***I recently came across the following article by Gaurahari Dasanudas Babaji that expresses my own views so clearly and perfectly that I had to send it on to the group*** Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 16, 2009 Report Share Posted April 16, 2009 Dear Ravindramani, I'm more than happy to provide you with the link :-) http://joomla.esotericteaching.org/jyotish/index.htm I discovered this site recently and was so pleased to see my long-held views reflected in such a clear manner. Best Wishes, Mrs. Wendy http://JyotishVidya.com ___ - " ravindramani " <ravindramani <jyotish-vidya > Thursday, April 16, 2009 12:52 PM Re: The profound wisdom of Jyotish Dear Mrs. Wendy, Where do I find more info about the Babaji whom you referred to? Any links you provide would be highly appreciated. Regards, Sincerely C.S. Ravindramani. ***I recently came across the following article by Gaurahari Dasanudas Babaji that expresses my own views so clearly and perfectly that I had to send it on to the group*** Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 16, 2009 Report Share Posted April 16, 2009 PS: You'll need to scroll down to the bottom of the page to see the portion of the article I posted yesterday. Dear Ravindramani, I'm more than happy to provide you with the link :-) http://joomla.esotericteaching.org/jyotish/index.htm I discovered this site recently and was so pleased to see my long-held views reflected in such a clear manner. Best Wishes, Mrs. Wendy http://JyotishVidya.com ___ - " ravindramani " <ravindramani <jyotish-vidya > Thursday, April 16, 2009 12:52 PM Re: The profound wisdom of Jyotish Dear Mrs. Wendy, Where do I find more info about the Babaji whom you referred to? Any links you provide would be highly appreciated. Regards, Sincerely C.S. Ravindramani. ***I recently came across the following article by Gaurahari Dasanudas Babaji that expresses my own views so clearly and perfectly that I had to send it on to the group*** Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 16, 2009 Report Share Posted April 16, 2009 Dear Mrs. Wendy, Thanks. I would go through the site in the evening at home leisurely. Regards, C.S. Ravindramani jyotish-vidya , " Mrs. Wendy " <jyotishvidya wrote: > > Dear Ravindramani, > > I'm more than happy to provide you with the link :-) > > http://joomla.esotericteaching.org/jyotish/index.htm > > I discovered this site recently and was so pleased to see my long-held > views reflected in such a clear manner. > > Best Wishes, > Mrs. Wendy > http://JyotishVidya.com > ___ > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 16, 2009 Report Share Posted April 16, 2009 Dear Mrs. Wendy, Astrology is not to be exploited commercially. This was the first teaching I got when I was initiated into this science. I strongly hold the view that this science (practising astrology)should not be chosen as a means of one's livilihood. This is purely my personal view. Regards, C.S. Ravindramani. jyotish-vidya , " Mrs. Wendy " <jyotishvidya wrote: > > Dear Ravindramani, > > I'm more than happy to provide you with the link :-) > > http://joomla.esotericteaching.org/jyotish/index.htm > > I discovered this site recently and was so pleased to see my long-held > views reflected in such a clear manner. > > Best Wishes, > Mrs. Wendy > http://JyotishVidya.com > ___ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 16, 2009 Report Share Posted April 16, 2009 Dear Mrs.Wendy and Shri Ravindramani ji, I have been of the same views for last 2 decades , but a couple of years back, my Mantra and Jyotish Guruji who is a great spiritual personality too, came to my place at Bombay ( He stays in Rajasthan) and reprimanded me for doing free astrology which I was totally into, uptil 3 years back. Since then I turned Professional, though I do free reading for at least 3 charts daily. Though it was difficult to ask for money in the beginning, but eventually I got over my hesitation and shyness considering that this is what I am supposed to be doing as per my Guruji's instructions. Now what is this to be considered as ? Right or wrong ? 1) I do free reading as well as paid readings. 2) I have never taken advantage of any native with regards to money, never put fear, to sell, never left answers half given, for them to come back to me. 3) The major portion of my Jyotish income goes in Charity. 4) Jyotish is not the only source of my livelihood, though a part. 5) I have never exploited anyone commercially in name of Jyotish. Is my stand right ? Or should it be changed ? What am I supposed to be doing ? I seek your advice . regards, Bhaskar. jyotish-vidya , " ravindramani " <ravindramani wrote: > > Dear Mrs. Wendy, > > Astrology is not to be exploited commercially. This was the first teaching I got when I was initiated into this science. > > I strongly hold the view that this science (practising astrology)should not be chosen as a means of one's livilihood. This is purely my personal view. > > Regards, C.S. Ravindramani. > > > jyotish-vidya , " Mrs. Wendy " <jyotishvidya@> wrote: > > > > Dear Ravindramani, > > > > I'm more than happy to provide you with the link :-) > > > > http://joomla.esotericteaching.org/jyotish/index.htm > > > > I discovered this site recently and was so pleased to see my long-held > > views reflected in such a clear manner. > > > > Best Wishes, > > Mrs. Wendy > > http://JyotishVidya.com > > ___ > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 16, 2009 Report Share Posted April 16, 2009 Dear Sir, I am a government servant. My wife is a government employee. We earn that much so that we can meet both the ends. I too do chart readings. This activity is completely free of charge. This is purely my personal decision. My elders asked me not to charge. My teacher told me not to charge. I don't want to charge anything for this activity. Then why I do chart readings. It is simply because, I elate to see how the rules of the Sages work infallibly. No money. No returns, in any form or in kind, for this activity. I feel happy those who give me feedback that I am right what I said once. I am satisfying my ego. I have a feeling that I am becoming arrogant. Of late, a strange feeling emanates from within. Why I am doing this? Who am I to interfere in the karmas of others? Why should I involve myself with endless circles of cause and effect? I reduced this activity to a bare minimum. I feel, astrology helps a person, to know where exactly he stands in his spiritual journey. Planets do not reveal themselves to all. How many friends who came to me for a chart reading asked about (their) real spiritual potential of 9th house. I am sorry to say, the reply is none. Everybody wants to know when will he or she get money, more money and leave India to US and other European countries to make money. When will they build their dream houses? When will they acquire their dream machines? You wrote, `your Mantra Guru reprimanded you for doing free astrology', I am sorry, I do not wish to comment whether his suggestion is to be considered right or wrong. Kindly excuse me. However, I am of the view, It is the decision of the individual and it is purely up to the individual whether to charge or not and do this activity partly or full time and the proceeds should go to charity or not. Every cause has its own effect. I don't know the cause why I am doing astrology what to talk about the effects. I consider Maharishi Ramana as my Guru. Kindly go through the story I appended below. Come to your own conclusion please. Regards, C.S. Ravindramani ============================================================ Quote: Sri Venkateswara Sarma (Sastrigal Mama) was an exceptional and astounding astrologer. From childhood he exhibited a rare genius in this field. While still very young, his extraordinary intelligence enabled him to master the most abstruse and difficult branch of astrology. All, including his guru, declared him as the wisest student. Prasna is an astrological science based on a perfect fruition between mathematics and intuition. With just some meager information from the questioner, which includes only the first word of the question, a Prasna astrologer can, within seconds, draw up mentally a horoscope. This requires great mathematical precision and perfection. Having drawn the horoscope within his mind, and in a flash also having studied it, the astrologer will have to wait, prayerfully. Then, from the depths of his inner intuition words gush forth, forming the astrological predictions for the questioner. As this Prasna process is not merely based on mathematical horoscopes, it culminates in intuitional revelation, and the predictions are said to be amazingly accurate and correct to the minutest detail. Sri Sastrigal Mama was highly proficient in this system of astrology. He once described it to me by citing this example: One day a merchant came to his house while he was engaged offering worship in his puja room. His wife informed him that one Nagappa Chettiar was waiting on the verandah and that he seemed worried about some urgent matter. Not willing to interrupt his worship, and by merely listening to the name and the few details given by his wife, Sri Sastrigal Mama, within a minute, began giving the following prediction: " Tell Nagappa Chettiar that he has come to inquire about his lost, costly diamond ring. He suspects his servant. Assure him that no one has stolen it. In his gardenn, near the well, there are two rows of plantain trees. On one side there are only two trees; on the other there is a cluster of trees. Let him search under the two trees and the diamond ring will be found there. While he was cleaning his clothes on the washing stone the ring slipped off his finger and fell to the ground. " Nagappa Chettiar returned home and found the ring exactly where Sri Sastrigal Mama had said, and because of this and similar astounding predictions Sri Sastrigal Mama became quite famous. He also became convinced that the Prasna branch of astrology was the most perfect science. At the height of his career he heard about Sri Ramana Maharshi. When he first saw Sri Bhagavan's picture he was immediately captivated and traveled to Arunachala to see the Sage. He climbed up to Skandashram, where Bhagavan then resided. On the very first look that the Maharshi gave him, Sri Sastrigal Mama became his slave. He had a strong desire to stay with the Maharshi permanently, renouncing everything he held dear. Yet, there was still his lifelong attraction to the science of astrology. He felt distracted by it and did not know how to proceed. One day, gathering courage, he approached Sri Maharshi in all humility and said, " Bhagavan, is not astrology the best and most accurate of all sciences? " In silence Bhagavan looked at him deeply for some time. Then, slowly but firmly, he replied: " The science of the Self is superior to all other sciences. " It was the peak period in Sri Sastrigal Mama's life. For every prediction he was richly rewarded and was consequently acquiring immense wealth. Nevertheless, the words from the Master convinced him immediately to renounce his lucrative profession and pursue the science of the Self. His wife too fully supported him in this decision. The remainder of their life they lived in utter poverty at the holy feet of the Sat-Guru, under the protective shade of the Sacred Mountain, Arunachala. Unquote: Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 16, 2009 Report Share Posted April 16, 2009 Dear Sir, I do not know exactly why my Guru repromanded me, because I never had the guts to ask him,but he also used these words " Sadhu sanyaasi ki nakal karna band karo " Translated - Do not imitate Saints and Renouncers. I believe I was reprimanded because - 1) I was spending most part of the day doing free readings which was affecting my finances and economical condition. 2) I had some particular combination in my Horoscope which I noticed later after few months, which as per Lal Kitab does not allow me to give for free unnecessarily . 3) Maybe this was the profession I ought to be, as per Combination of retro Jupiter and retro Saturn in My Chart. 4) Plus other combinations which I would not go into now. My professor at Bhartiya Vidya Bhuvan just remarked to our class of students last Sunday. " One must not use astrology for commercial purposes " . On discussion with him, he further remarked that " For those to whom this is a livelihood " its okay for them to accept Fees.Thus there are conflicting views on this when one hears varied opinions. . I do not think that taking fees or not matters much. What matters is the sincerity in the astrologer to help the native. I also do not think that those who accept Fees do not develop intuitions, because I have developed this to a good extent by Gods grace I would say with all humility. Exploitation of a native is not good whether a person accepts Fees or not in both cases. I also do not feel that the astrologer who accepts Fees is inferior to the astrologer who does not accept Fees. There are many pros and cons to this discussion with validity and weight which can be produced on both sides. My experience of 25 years in this field also says that for 22 years., the respect which I did not receive by not accepting Fees, I got multifold after starting accepting the same. Now nobody takes me or my time for granted. I have to believe my Mantra Guru because he cured me of some habit of few years ( I was taking sleeping Pills for 5 years, to get sleep at night, and very high doses) overnight, with just one Pooja done in a Lord Shankara temple at Rajasthan ( The Pooja was done after midnight, and from next night onwards till date, I have never taken a sleeping pill to induce sleep. This was in 1989,that is 20 years ago ) . He also cured my own nephew who was in the last stage of Blood Cancer , whom Dr.Advani of Jaslok Hospital (Asias No.1 Cancer Surgeon) had declared as " You may call his relatives now, for his body can no more take any more chemotherapies and his time is over " . Plus many more such miracles I have been witness to,hence what he says, I believe as right for me, without questioning him, knowing fully well, that he can see what we astrologers cannot see. At times its better to hang ones personal opinion on the branch which I did, when we have such elders guiding us, fortunately for me. I also know that I am becoming a better person and coming closer to self by doing astrology, learning, practising and being immersed in it. The crux of the whole matter is, being true to ones self and to the person one is trying to help,with no scope or space given to exploitation of any kind. best wishes, Bhaskar. jyotish-vidya , " ravindramani " <ravindramani wrote: > > Dear Sir, > > I am a government servant. My wife is a government employee. We earn that much so that we can meet both the ends. I too do chart readings. This activity is completely free of charge. This is purely my personal decision. My elders asked me not to charge. My teacher told me not to charge. I don't want to charge anything for this activity. Then why I do chart readings. It is simply because, I elate to see how the rules of the Sages work infallibly. No money. No returns, in any form or in kind, for this activity. I feel happy those who give me feedback that I am right what I said once. I am satisfying my ego. I have a feeling that I am becoming arrogant. > > Of late, a strange feeling emanates from within. Why I am doing this? Who am I to interfere in the karmas of others? Why should I involve myself with endless circles of cause and effect? I reduced this activity to a bare minimum. > > I feel, astrology helps a person, to know where exactly he stands in his spiritual journey. Planets do not reveal themselves to all. How many friends who came to me for a chart reading asked about (their) real spiritual potential of 9th house. I am sorry to say, the reply is none. Everybody wants to know when will he or she get money, more money and leave India to US and other European countries to make money. When will they build their dream houses? When will they acquire their dream machines? > > You wrote, `your Mantra Guru reprimanded you for doing free astrology', I am sorry, I do not wish to comment whether his suggestion is to be considered right or wrong. Kindly excuse me. However, I am of the view, It is the decision of the individual and it is purely up to the individual whether to charge or not and do this activity partly or full time and the proceeds should go to charity or not. Every cause has its own effect. I don't know the cause why I am doing astrology what to talk about the effects. > > I consider Maharishi Ramana as my Guru. Kindly go through the story I appended below. > > Come to your own conclusion please. > > Regards, C.S. Ravindramani > > ============================================================ > > > Quote: > > Sri Venkateswara Sarma (Sastrigal Mama) was an exceptional and astounding astrologer. From childhood he exhibited a rare genius in this field. While still very young, his extraordinary intelligence enabled him to master the most abstruse and difficult branch of astrology. All, including his guru, declared him as the wisest student. > > Prasna is an astrological science based on a perfect fruition between mathematics and intuition. With just some meager information from the questioner, which includes only the first word of the question, a Prasna astrologer can, within seconds, draw up mentally a horoscope. This requires great mathematical precision and perfection. Having drawn the horoscope within his mind, and in a flash also having studied it, the astrologer will have to wait, prayerfully. Then, from the depths of his inner intuition words gush forth, forming the astrological predictions for the questioner. As this Prasna process is not merely based on mathematical horoscopes, it culminates in intuitional revelation, and the predictions are said to be amazingly accurate and correct to the minutest detail. Sri Sastrigal Mama was highly proficient in this system of astrology. > > He once described it to me by citing this example: One day a merchant came to his house while he was engaged offering worship in his puja room. His wife informed him that one Nagappa Chettiar was waiting on the verandah and that he seemed worried about some urgent matter. Not willing to interrupt his worship, and by merely listening to the name and the few details given by his wife, Sri Sastrigal Mama, within a minute, began giving the following prediction: > > " Tell Nagappa Chettiar that he has come to inquire about his lost, costly diamond ring. He suspects his servant. Assure him that no one has stolen it. In his gardenn, near the well, there are two rows of plantain trees. On one side there are only two trees; on the other there is a cluster of trees. Let him search under the two trees and the diamond ring will be found there. While he was cleaning his clothes on the washing stone the ring slipped off his finger and fell to the ground. " > > Nagappa Chettiar returned home and found the ring exactly where Sri Sastrigal Mama had said, and because of this and similar astounding predictions Sri Sastrigal Mama became quite famous. He also became convinced that the Prasna branch of astrology was the most perfect science. > > At the height of his career he heard about Sri Ramana Maharshi. When he first saw Sri Bhagavan's picture he was immediately captivated and traveled to Arunachala to see the Sage. He climbed up to Skandashram, where Bhagavan then resided. On the very first look that the Maharshi gave him, Sri Sastrigal Mama became his slave. He had a strong desire to stay with the Maharshi permanently, renouncing everything he held dear. Yet, there was still his lifelong attraction to the science of astrology. He felt distracted by it and did not know how to proceed. > > One day, gathering courage, he approached Sri Maharshi in all humility and said, " Bhagavan, is not astrology the best and most accurate of all sciences? " > > In silence Bhagavan looked at him deeply for some time. Then, slowly but firmly, he replied: " The science of the Self is superior to all other sciences. " > > It was the peak period in Sri Sastrigal Mama's life. For every prediction he was richly rewarded and was consequently acquiring immense wealth. Nevertheless, the words from the Master convinced him immediately to renounce his lucrative profession and pursue the science of the Self. His wife too fully supported him in this decision. The remainder of their life they lived in utter poverty at the holy feet of the Sat-Guru, under the protective shade of the Sacred Mountain, Arunachala. > > Unquote: > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 16, 2009 Report Share Posted April 16, 2009 Dear Bhaskar, The point is not whether one offers free readings or whether one chooses to do this for a living; the main point in the essay is this simple statement: " Helping a person to understand their life from a material perspective is not helping them at all, because it simply reinforces the illusion of false identification of the self with the material body. " I know this can seem a contradiction in terms for most astrologers, but the fact is that the more people turn to astrologers for advice and relief from their circumstances, the more they (and the astrologers) are bound by this false identification. Understanding our own horoscope and helping others to understand theirs from a spiritual perspective can lead to the realisation of our true self...this surely is the ultimate purpose of jyotish! However it's almost impossible to approach a chart in this way if the person we're reading for is unknown to us. Someone who appears on a discussion group demanding to know about their future, with no desire whatsoever to interact even slightly with the astrologer, is blind to the essence of this divine science. Encouraging this, in my opinion, brings shame to both jyotish and the jyotishi! Best Wishes, Mrs. Wendy http://JyotishVidya.com ___ - " Bhaskar " <bhaskar_jyotish <jyotish-vidya > Thursday, April 16, 2009 5:29 PM Re: The profound wisdom of Jyotish Dear Mrs.Wendy and Shri Ravindramani ji, I have been of the same views for last 2 decades , but a couple of years back, my Mantra and Jyotish Guruji who is a great spiritual personality too, came to my place at Bombay ( He stays in Rajasthan) and reprimanded me for doing free astrology which I was totally into, uptil 3 years back. Since then I turned Professional, though I do free reading for at least 3 charts daily. Though it was difficult to ask for money in the beginning, but eventually I got over my hesitation and shyness considering that this is what I am supposed to be doing as per my Guruji's instructions. Now what is this to be considered as ? Right or wrong ? 1) I do free reading as well as paid readings. 2) I have never taken advantage of any native with regards to money, never put fear, to sell, never left answers half given, for them to come back to me. 3) The major portion of my Jyotish income goes in Charity. 4) Jyotish is not the only source of my livelihood, though a part. 5) I have never exploited anyone commercially in name of Jyotish. Is my stand right ? Or should it be changed ? What am I supposed to be doing ? I seek your advice . regards, Bhaskar. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 16, 2009 Report Share Posted April 16, 2009 Dear Mrs.Wendy, " Helping a person to understand their life from a material perspective is not helping them at all, because it simply reinforces the illusion of false identification of the self with the material body. " Without an iota of doubt, the above is NOT the real essence of astrology. Probably what is apparently seen in all astrologers may not be true with everyone. It may so be that some astrologer in the garb of giving material solutions actually is giving the native doses of remedial measures and lectures which may lead to the natives spiritual upliftment and detachment from the material eventually. But of course this will happen only face to face. As regards to those who appear on discussion groups and given advice, yes, what you are talking is true. kind regards, Bhaskar. jyotish-vidya , " Mrs. Wendy " <jyotishvidya wrote: > > Dear Bhaskar, > > The point is not whether one offers free readings or whether one chooses > to do this for a living; the main point in the essay is this simple > statement: > > " Helping a person to understand their life from a material > perspective is not helping them at all, because it simply reinforces the > illusion of false identification of the self with the material body. " > > I know this can seem a contradiction in terms for most astrologers, but > the fact is that the more people turn to astrologers for advice and > relief from their circumstances, the more they (and the astrologers) are > bound by this false identification. Understanding our own horoscope and > helping others to understand theirs from a spiritual perspective can lead > to the realisation of our true self...this surely is the ultimate purpose > of jyotish! > > However it's almost impossible to approach a chart in this way if the > person we're reading for is unknown to us. Someone who appears on a > discussion group demanding to know about their future, with no desire > whatsoever to interact even slightly with the astrologer, is blind to the > essence of this divine science. > > Encouraging this, in my opinion, brings shame to both jyotish and the > jyotishi! > > Best Wishes, > Mrs. Wendy > http://JyotishVidya.com > ___ > > > - > " Bhaskar " bhaskar_jyotish > jyotish-vidya > Thursday, April 16, 2009 5:29 PM > Re: The profound wisdom of Jyotish > > > Dear Mrs.Wendy and Shri Ravindramani ji, > > I have been of the same views for last 2 decades , but a couple of years > back, my Mantra and Jyotish > Guruji who is a great spiritual personality too, came to my place at > Bombay ( He stays in Rajasthan) > and reprimanded me for doing free astrology which I was totally into, > uptil 3 years back. Since then I > turned Professional, though I do free reading for at least 3 charts > daily. Though it was difficult to ask > for money in the beginning, but eventually I got over my hesitation and > shyness considering that this > is what I am supposed to be doing as per my Guruji's instructions. Now > what is this to be considered > as ? Right or wrong ? > > 1) I do free reading as well as paid readings. > 2) I have never taken advantage of any native with regards to money, > never put fear, to sell, never left answers half given, for them to come > back to me. > 3) The major portion of my Jyotish income goes in Charity. > 4) Jyotish is not the only source of my livelihood, though a part. > 5) I have never exploited anyone commercially in name of Jyotish. > > Is my stand right ? Or should it be changed ? What am I supposed to be > doing ? I seek your advice . > > regards, > Bhaskar. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 16, 2009 Report Share Posted April 16, 2009 Dear Bhaskar, Before I put this computer to bed for the night let me quickly respond to this comment of yours... ///It may so be that some astrologer in the garb of giving material solutions actually is giving the native doses of remedial measures and lectures which may lead to the natives spiritual upliftment and detachment from the material eventually./// I can't remember who said it now, but the following quote is akin to your sentiment... " I give them what they want in the hope that they may one day want what I have to give " Does anyone recall who said that? Best Wishes, Mrs. Wendy http://JyotishVidya.com ___ - " Bhaskar " <bhaskar_jyotish <jyotish-vidya > Friday, April 17, 2009 12:29 AM Re: The profound wisdom of Jyotish Dear Mrs.Wendy, " Helping a person to understand their life from a material perspective is not helping them at all, because it simply reinforces the illusion of false identification of the self with the material body. " Without an iota of doubt, the above is NOT the real essence of astrology. Probably what is apparently seen in all astrologers may not be true with everyone. It may so be that some astrologer in the garb of giving material solutions actually is giving the native doses of remedial measures and lectures which may lead to the natives spiritual upliftment and detachment from the material eventually. But of course this will happen only face to face. As regards to those who appear on discussion groups and given advice, yes, what you are talking is true. kind regards, Bhaskar. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 17, 2009 Report Share Posted April 17, 2009 Dear Mrs. Wendy, I agree with you every bit. Best regards, Manasa. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 20, 2009 Report Share Posted April 20, 2009 Hello dear Manasa, It's good to hear from you again :-) Best Wishes, Mrs. Wendy http://JyotishVidya.com ___ - " m2sangeeth " <m2sangeeth <jyotish-vidya > Friday, April 17, 2009 11:47 PM Re: The profound wisdom of Jyotish Dear Mrs. Wendy, I agree with you every bit. Best regards, Manasa. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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