Guest guest Posted April 1, 2010 Report Share Posted April 1, 2010 Dear respected astrologers, Its been a while since I posted a query although I have been reading all the posts with great interest. Few years ago one astrologer without even being asked had predicted I don't have good life span but did not elaborate on it. I respect his opinion and understand life and death are part and parcel of one's Karma. I recently took a paid consultation from KN Rao's website and had asked a question on my longevity along with career and finances. But the panel of astrologers declined to comment on my longevity citing longevity as a difficult subject and astrologers should not play God. My opinion is that if Jyotish talks about longevity why not use it if native is interested in knowing. To me knowing my longevity can help me plan better on taking care of my family after I'm gone, after all Jyotish is all about knowing one's destiny and taking necessary actions to prevent or mitigate the evils caused by bad Karmas. My question is predicting on native's longevity is against astrological ethics? If yes , why ? If not , why not ? Regards, Jai Aug 2 1974 5:00 PM Indian standard time Bangalore PS : I'm an opinion seeker ( I think Shri Ravindramani once rightly pointed about this trait of mine! ) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 1, 2010 Report Share Posted April 1, 2010 Dear Jai ji, //To me knowing my longevity can help me plan better on taking care of my family after I'm gone, after all Jyotish is all about knowing one's destiny and taking necessary actions to prevent or mitigate the evils caused by bad Karmas.// I agree that astrology would help us to realize our past bad karma. Yet, whether we know our longevity or not, we should do our duties without delay. We need not depend on anything or anyone to act in good faith and get involved in good deeds. We are born as human beings as our baggage is still heavy. Only good karma will reduce it. Hence, whether one is going to die tomorrow or in another 20 years, it is better to do meritorious deeds today. This is my personal view. You may not agree. Blessings, Renu jyotish-vidya , " jaidixit74 " <jaidixit74 wrote: > > Dear respected astrologers, > > Its been a while since I posted a query although I have been reading all the posts with great interest. > > Few years ago one astrologer without even being asked had predicted I don't have good life span but did not elaborate on it. I respect his opinion and understand life and death are part and parcel of one's Karma. > > I recently took a paid consultation from KN Rao's website and had asked a question on my longevity along with career and finances. But the panel of astrologers declined to comment on my longevity citing longevity as a difficult subject and astrologers should not play God. > > My opinion is that if Jyotish talks about longevity why not use it if native is interested in knowing. To me knowing my longevity can help me plan better on taking care of my family after I'm gone, after all Jyotish is all about knowing one's destiny and taking necessary actions to prevent or mitigate the evils caused by bad Karmas. > > My question is predicting on native's longevity is against astrological ethics? If yes , why ? If not , why not ? > > > Regards, > Jai > > Aug 2 1974 > 5:00 PM Indian standard time > Bangalore > > PS : I'm an opinion seeker ( I think Shri Ravindramani once rightly pointed about this trait of mine! ) > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 2, 2010 Report Share Posted April 2, 2010 Dear Jai, you have raised a pertinent question which might have been raised and answered aswell before. //knowing my longevity can help me plan better on taking care of my family after I'm gone, after all Jyotish is all about knowing one's destiny and taking necessary actions to prevent or mitigate the evils caused by bad Karmas.// I dont know what you mean by destiny but according to me destiny is " WHAT IS " AND WHICH CAN NOT BE CHANGED.Others may differ.As far as planing goes human beings plan but if it is not there in destiny,plans go haywire.Mitigating bad karma by Remedies etc is highly debatable.I feel these things can not be answered in a certainway but understood individually or through a spiritual GURU(genuine again). // My question is predicting on native's longevity is against astrological ethics? If yes , why ? If not , why not ?// Probably for the above given reasons it is not encouraged to predict longevity.But as you said some astrologers predict since astrologers are making their own rules these days.But again it depends on the karmas of both astrologer and the consultant.So it is better not to bother too much about it by doing your best to yourself and your family.... Love and regards, gopi jyotish-vidya , " jaidixit74 " <jaidixit74 wrote: > > Dear respected astrologers, > > Its been a while since I posted a query although I have been reading all the posts with great interest. > > Few years ago one astrologer without even being asked had predicted I don't have good life span but did not elaborate on it. I respect his opinion and understand life and death are part and parcel of one's Karma. > > I recently took a paid consultation from KN Rao's website and had asked a question on my longevity along with career and finances. But the panel of astrologers declined to comment on my longevity citing longevity as a difficult subject and astrologers should not play God. > > My opinion is that if Jyotish talks about longevity why not use it if native is interested in knowing. To me knowing my longevity can help me plan better on taking care of my family after I'm gone, after all Jyotish is all about knowing one's destiny and taking necessary actions to prevent or mitigate the evils caused by bad Karmas. > > My question is predicting on native's longevity is against astrological ethics? If yes , why ? If not , why not ? > > > Regards, > Jai > > Aug 2 1974 > 5:00 PM Indian standard time > Bangalore > > PS : I'm an opinion seeker ( I think Shri Ravindramani once rightly pointed about this trait of mine! ) > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 2, 2010 Report Share Posted April 2, 2010 Dear Jai, ///I recently took a paid consultation from KN Rao's website and had asked a question on my longevity along with career and finances. But the panel of astrologers declined to comment on my longevity citing longevity as a difficult subject and astrologers should not play God./// As best as I can tell you have two Madhyayu yogas indicating medium life up to 70 years; which, in my opinion, outweigh the solitary Alpayu yoga found in your chart. However predicting the actual date death will occur is an exercise few astrologers would contemplate given the intricate calculations, timing future transits in conjunction with dasas etc.. There is also the moral question of bringing unnecessary apprehension into a person's life. The pursuit of happiness is the purpose of life on this earth and certainly worry and concern about the allotted number of our days can be detrimental to our inner happiness and peace of mind. No responsible astrologer would do this! ///To me knowing my longevity can help me plan better on taking care of my family after I'm gone,/// Life should be lived in such a manner that our affairs are always in order. We contribute to a superannuation fund while we're still young in order to provide for our retirement. In the same manner we should make provisions for our family so that life can be lived with peace of mind. If we leave these things until we know when we're going to die, we really have left it too late...haven't we! Best Wishes Mrs.Wendy http://JyotishVidya.com =================== jaidixit74 Friday, April 02, 2010 4:51 AM jyotish-vidya Answering questions on longevity Dear respected astrologers, Its been a while since I posted a query although I have been reading all the posts with great interest. Few years ago one astrologer without even being asked had predicted I don't have good life span but did not elaborate on it. I respect his opinion and understand life and death are part and parcel of one's Karma. I recently took a paid consultation from KN Rao's website and had asked a question on my longevity along with career and finances. But the panel of astrologers declined to comment on my longevity citing longevity as a difficult subject and astrologers should not play God. My opinion is that if Jyotish talks about longevity why not use it if native is interested in knowing. To me knowing my longevity can help me plan better on taking care of my family after I'm gone, after all Jyotish is all about knowing one's destiny and taking necessary actions to prevent or mitigate the evils caused by bad Karmas. My question is predicting on native's longevity is against astrological ethics? If yes , why ? If not , why not ? Regards, Jai Aug 2 1974 5:00 PM Indian standard time Bangalore PS : I'm an opinion seeker ( I think Shri Ravindramani once rightly pointed about this trait of mine! ) __________ Information from ESET Smart Security, version of virus signature database 4995 (20100402) __________ The message was checked by ESET Smart Security. http://www.eset.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 2, 2010 Report Share Posted April 2, 2010 Dear Wendy Ji //Life should be lived in such a manner that our affairs are always in order. We contribute to a superannuation fund while we're still young in order to provide for our retirement. In the same manner we should make provisions for our family so that life can be lived with peace of mind. If we leave these things until we know when we're going to die, we really have left it too late...haven't we!// Your above lines are just brilliant and like the Polestar.These are the essence of experiences gained over the years and out of the spiritual insight gained through regular and devoted bhakti of God. A widely read famous poet [ & a saint,hermit and yog] Tulsidas,in India was once asked that if someone goes for his worldly duties,his spiritual pursuit/bhakti is left out and if he/she goes for spiritual world this very corporal world is left out ,so what to do in this contradictory situation? Tulsidas Ji replied very well citing an example.He said that in order to spread light inside the room as well as outside your room ,keep your lamp in between the two ,i.e. near the frame of the door--both the areas will get illuminated ! Regards Om > jyotish-vidya , " Mrs.Wendy " <jyotishvidya wrote: > > Dear Jai, > > ///I recently took a paid consultation from KN Rao's website and had asked a question on my longevity along with career and finances. But the panel of astrologers declined to comment on my longevity citing longevity as a difficult subject and astrologers should not play God./// > > As best as I can tell you have two Madhyayu yogas indicating medium life up to 70 years; which, in my opinion, outweigh the solitary Alpayu yoga found in your chart. However predicting the actual date death will occur is an exercise few astrologers would contemplate given the intricate calculations, timing future transits in conjunction with dasas etc.. > > There is also the moral question of bringing unnecessary apprehension into a person's life. The pursuit of happiness is the purpose of life on this earth and certainly worry and concern about the allotted number of our days can be detrimental to our inner happiness and peace of mind. No responsible astrologer would do this! > > ///To me knowing my longevity can help me plan better on taking care of my family after I'm gone,/// > > Life should be lived in such a manner that our affairs are always in order. We contribute to a superannuation fund while we're still young in order to provide for our retirement. In the same manner we should make provisions for our family so that life can be lived with peace of mind. If we leave these things until we know when we're going to die, we really have left it too late...haven't we! > > Best Wishes > Mrs.Wendy > http://JyotishVidya.com > =================== > > > > jaidixit74 > Friday, April 02, 2010 4:51 AM > jyotish-vidya > Answering questions on longevity > > > > Dear respected astrologers, > > Its been a while since I posted a query although I have been reading all the posts with great interest. > > Few years ago one astrologer without even being asked had predicted I don't have good life span but did not elaborate on it. I respect his opinion and understand life and death are part and parcel of one's Karma. > > I recently took a paid consultation from KN Rao's website and had asked a question on my longevity along with career and finances. But the panel of astrologers declined to comment on my longevity citing longevity as a difficult subject and astrologers should not play God. > > My opinion is that if Jyotish talks about longevity why not use it if native is interested in knowing. To me knowing my longevity can help me plan better on taking care of my family after I'm gone, after all Jyotish is all about knowing one's destiny and taking necessary actions to prevent or mitigate the evils caused by bad Karmas. > > My question is predicting on native's longevity is against astrological ethics? If yes , why ? If not , why not ? > > Regards, > Jai > > Aug 2 1974 > 5:00 PM Indian standard time > Bangalore > > PS : I'm an opinion seeker ( I think Shri Ravindramani once rightly pointed about this trait of mine! ) __________ Information from ESET Smart Security, version of virus signature database 4995 (20100402) __________ > > The message was checked by ESET Smart Security. > > http://www.eset.com > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 3, 2010 Report Share Posted April 3, 2010 Wendy ji, ///There is also the moral question of bringing unnecessary apprehension into a person's life./// Perhaps, it is for this reason that calulating longevity is so tough! Maybe, Parasara explained it to show that it could be done...but also showed, by explaining the complications involved, that this is not something that one really needs to contemplate! :-) __________________ Balaji Narasimhan Author & Editor http://www.balaji.ind.in/ Your Mail works best with the New Optimized IE8. Get it NOW! http://downloads./in/internetexplorer/ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 3, 2010 Report Share Posted April 3, 2010 Dear Mrs.Wendy, Thank you very much for your response. I read and re-read all your posts with great interest. Actually I was only looking for a ball park figure on my longevity than an exact date and glad to know that I at least have madhyamayu. I'm not very savvy in my finances and investments. After associating myself with few people who are good in investments I came to know that whatever little I've invested is not enough to lead a decent middle class life because of inflation and taxes.I wanted to catch up with my retirement savings. But then I thought what if I'm already late and so wanted to consult on my longevity. Happy Easter to you and your family! Best Regards, Jai ________________________________ Mrs.Wendy <jyotishvidya jyotish-vidya Fri, April 2, 2010 8:56:16 AM Re: Answering questions on longevity Dear Jai, ///I recently took a paid consultation from KN Rao's website and had asked a question on my longevity along with career and finances. But the panel of astrologers declined to comment on my longevity citing longevity as a difficult subject and astrologers should not play God./// As best as I can tell you have two Madhyayu yogas indicating medium life up to 70 years; which, in my opinion, outweigh the solitary Alpayu yoga found in your chart. However predicting the actual date death will occur is an exercise few astrologers would contemplate given the intricate calculations, timing future transits in conjunction with dasas etc.. There is also the moral question of bringing unnecessary apprehension into a person's life. The pursuit of happiness is the purpose of life on this earth and certainly worry and concern about the allotted number of our days can be detrimental to our inner happiness and peace of mind. No responsible astrologer would do this! ///To me knowing my longevity can help me plan better on taking care of my family after I'm gone,/// Life should be lived in such a manner that our affairs are always in order. We contribute to a superannuation fund while we're still young in order to provide for our retirement. In the same manner we should make provisions for our family so that life can be lived with peace of mind. If we leave these things until we know when we're going to die, we really have left it too late...haven' t we! Best Wishes Mrs.Wendy http://JyotishVidya.com ============ ======= jaidixit74 Friday, April 02, 2010 4:51 AM jyotish-vidya Answering questions on longevity Dear respected astrologers, Its been a while since I posted a query although I have been reading all the posts with great interest. Few years ago one astrologer without even being asked had predicted I don't have good life span but did not elaborate on it. I respect his opinion and understand life and death are part and parcel of one's Karma. I recently took a paid consultation from KN Rao's website and had asked a question on my longevity along with career and finances. But the panel of astrologers declined to comment on my longevity citing longevity as a difficult subject and astrologers should not play God. My opinion is that if Jyotish talks about longevity why not use it if native is interested in knowing. To me knowing my longevity can help me plan better on taking care of my family after I'm gone, after all Jyotish is all about knowing one's destiny and taking necessary actions to prevent or mitigate the evils caused by bad Karmas. My question is predicting on native's longevity is against astrological ethics? If yes , why ? If not , why not ? Regards, Jai Aug 2 1974 5:00 PM Indian standard time Bangalore PS : I'm an opinion seeker ( I think Shri Ravindramani once rightly pointed about this trait of mine! ) __________ Information from ESET Smart Security, version of virus signature database 4995 (20100402) __________ The message was checked by ESET Smart Security. http://www.eset. com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 4, 2010 Report Share Posted April 4, 2010 Dear Jai, ///I wanted to catch up with my retirement savings. But then I thought what if I'm already late and so wanted to consult on my longevity./// The desire to provide adequately for your family is there, so I'm sure you'll do your best to ensure this. The following parable is appropriate in this situation as none of us really know when the time of death will approach. **Then shall the kingdom of heaven be likened unto ten virgins, which took their lamps, and went forth to meet the bridegroom. And five of them were wise, and five were foolish. They that were foolish took their lamps, and took no oil with them: But the wise took oil in their vessels with their lamps. While the bridegroom tarried, they all slumbered and slept. And at midnight there was a cry made, Behold, the bridegroom cometh; go ye out to meet him. Then all those virgins arose, and trimmed their lamps. And the foolish said unto the wise, Give us of your oil; for our lamps are gone out. But the wise answered, saying, Not so; lest there be not enough for us and you: but go ye rather to them that sell, and buy for yourselves. And while they went to buy, the bridegroom came; and they that were ready went in with him to the marriage: and the door was shut. Afterward came also the other virgins, saying, Lord, Lord, open to us. But he answered and said, Verily I say unto you, I know you not. Watch therefore, for ye know neither the day nor the hour wherein the Lord cometh.** Some things are hidden from us for a reason. If the maidens knew in advance when the bridegroom would arrive, they'd have all been prepared. But life should be lived in such a way that we're always in readiness...not to put off union with God until the last minute, but to live a life preparing for this union. This is a life well lived! Best Wishes Mrs.Wendy http://JyotishVidya.com =================== Jai Dixit Sunday, April 04, 2010 2:02 AM jyotish-vidya Re: Answering questions on longevity Dear Mrs.Wendy, Thank you very much for your response. I read and re-read all your posts with great interest. Actually I was only looking for a ball park figure on my longevity than an exact date and glad to know that I at least have madhyamayu. I'm not very savvy in my finances and investments. After associating myself with few people who are good in investments I came to know that whatever little I've invested is not enough to lead a decent middle class life because of inflation and taxes.I wanted to catch up with my retirement savings. But then I thought what if I'm already late and so wanted to consult on my longevity. Happy Easter to you and your family! Best Regards, Jai ________________________________ Mrs.Wendy <jyotishvidya jyotish-vidya Fri, April 2, 2010 8:56:16 AM Re: Answering questions on longevity Dear Jai, ///I recently took a paid consultation from KN Rao's website and had asked a question on my longevity along with career and finances. But the panel of astrologers declined to comment on my longevity citing longevity as a difficult subject and astrologers should not play God./// As best as I can tell you have two Madhyayu yogas indicating medium life up to 70 years; which, in my opinion, outweigh the solitary Alpayu yoga found in your chart. However predicting the actual date death will occur is an exercise few astrologers would contemplate given the intricate calculations, timing future transits in conjunction with dasas etc.. There is also the moral question of bringing unnecessary apprehension into a person's life. The pursuit of happiness is the purpose of life on this earth and certainly worry and concern about the allotted number of our days can be detrimental to our inner happiness and peace of mind. No responsible astrologer would do this! ///To me knowing my longevity can help me plan better on taking care of my family after I'm gone,/// Life should be lived in such a manner that our affairs are always in order. We contribute to a superannuation fund while we're still young in order to provide for our retirement. In the same manner we should make provisions for our family so that life can be lived with peace of mind. If we leave these things until we know when we're going to die, we really have left it too late...haven' t we! Best Wishes Mrs.Wendy http://JyotishVidya.com ============ ======= jaidixit74 Friday, April 02, 2010 4:51 AM jyotish-vidya Answering questions on longevity Dear respected astrologers, Its been a while since I posted a query although I have been reading all the posts with great interest. Few years ago one astrologer without even being asked had predicted I don't have good life span but did not elaborate on it. I respect his opinion and understand life and death are part and parcel of one's Karma. I recently took a paid consultation from KN Rao's website and had asked a question on my longevity along with career and finances. But the panel of astrologers declined to comment on my longevity citing longevity as a difficult subject and astrologers should not play God. My opinion is that if Jyotish talks about longevity why not use it if native is interested in knowing. To me knowing my longevity can help me plan better on taking care of my family after I'm gone, after all Jyotish is all about knowing one's destiny and taking necessary actions to prevent or mitigate the evils caused by bad Karmas. My question is predicting on native's longevity is against astrological ethics? If yes , why ? If not , why not ? Regards, Jai Aug 2 1974 5:00 PM Indian standard time Bangalore PS : I'm an opinion seeker ( I think Shri Ravindramani once rightly pointed about this trait of mine! ) __________ Information from ESET Smart Security, version of virus signature database 4999 (20100404) __________ The message was checked by ESET Smart Security. http://www.eset.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 4, 2010 Report Share Posted April 4, 2010 Very well said Wendy Ji ! What a nice example indeed and your interpretation that there are many things kept hidden from us for a reason or purpose is very true. While showing His Viraat Rupa ,i.e. God's all inclusive ,comprehensive and infinite dimensions [visible & invisible] Lord Krishna showed Arjuna that many warriors for whom he was worried were actually already dead including Bhishma,Dronacharya etc. but Krishna did not show Arjuna that his son Abhimanyu was also dead. Why ? Because there are many things God keeps hidden for a purpose as you have rightly said. Thanks Om jyotish-vidya , " Mrs.Wendy " <jyotishvidya wrote: > > Dear Jai, > > ///I wanted to catch up with my retirement savings. But then I thought what if I'm already late and so wanted to consult on my longevity./// > > The desire to provide adequately for your family is there, so I'm sure you'll do your best to ensure this. The following parable is appropriate in this situation as none of us really know when the time of death will approach. > > **Then shall the kingdom of heaven be likened unto ten virgins, which took their lamps, and went forth to meet the bridegroom. > And five of them were wise, and five were foolish. > They that were foolish took their lamps, and took no oil with them: > But the wise took oil in their vessels with their lamps. > While the bridegroom tarried, they all slumbered and slept. > And at midnight there was a cry made, Behold, the bridegroom cometh; go ye out to meet him. > Then all those virgins arose, and trimmed their lamps. > And the foolish said unto the wise, Give us of your oil; for our lamps are gone out. > But the wise answered, saying, Not so; lest there be not enough for us and you: but go ye rather to them that sell, and buy for yourselves. > And while they went to buy, the bridegroom came; and they that were ready went in with him to the marriage: and the door was shut. > Afterward came also the other virgins, saying, Lord, Lord, open to us. > But he answered and said, Verily I say unto you, I know you not. > Watch therefore, for ye know neither the day nor the hour wherein the Lord cometh.** > > Some things are hidden from us for a reason. If the maidens knew in advance when the bridegroom would arrive, they'd have all been prepared. But life should be lived in such a way that we're always in readiness...not to put off union with God until the last minute, but to live a life preparing for this union. This is a life well lived! > > Best Wishes > Mrs.Wendy > http://JyotishVidya.com > =================== > > > > Jai Dixit > Sunday, April 04, 2010 2:02 AM > jyotish-vidya > Re: Answering questions on longevity > > > > Dear Mrs.Wendy, > > Thank you very much for your response. I read and re-read all your posts with great interest. > > Actually I was only looking for a ball park figure on my longevity than an exact date and glad to know that I at least have madhyamayu. I'm not very savvy in my finances and investments. After associating myself with few people who are good in investments I came to know that whatever little I've invested is not enough to lead a decent middle class life because of inflation and taxes.I wanted to catch up with my retirement savings. But then I thought what if I'm already late and so wanted to consult on my longevity. > > Happy Easter to you and your family! > > Best Regards, > Jai > > ________________________________ > Mrs.Wendy jyotishvidya > jyotish-vidya > Fri, April 2, 2010 8:56:16 AM > Re: Answering questions on longevity > > Dear Jai, > > ///I recently took a paid consultation from KN Rao's website and had asked a question on my longevity along with career and finances. But the panel of astrologers declined to comment on my longevity citing longevity as a difficult subject and astrologers should not play God./// > > As best as I can tell you have two Madhyayu yogas indicating medium life up to 70 years; which, in my opinion, outweigh the solitary Alpayu yoga found in your chart. However predicting the actual date death will occur is an exercise few astrologers would contemplate given the intricate calculations, timing future transits in conjunction with dasas etc.. > > There is also the moral question of bringing unnecessary apprehension into a person's life. The pursuit of happiness is the purpose of life on this earth and certainly worry and concern about the allotted number of our days can be detrimental to our inner happiness and peace of mind. No responsible astrologer would do this! > > ///To me knowing my longevity can help me plan better on taking care of my family after I'm gone,/// > > Life should be lived in such a manner that our affairs are always in order. We contribute to a superannuation fund while we're still young in order to provide for our retirement. In the same manner we should make provisions for our family so that life can be lived with peace of mind. If we leave these things until we know when we're going to die, we really have left it too late...haven' t we! > > Best Wishes > Mrs.Wendy > http://JyotishVidya.com > ============ ======= > > jaidixit74 > Friday, April 02, 2010 4:51 AM > jyotish-vidya > Answering questions on longevity > > Dear respected astrologers, > > Its been a while since I posted a query although I have been reading all the posts with great interest. > > Few years ago one astrologer without even being asked had predicted I don't have good life span but did not elaborate on it. I respect his opinion and understand life and death are part and parcel of one's Karma. > > I recently took a paid consultation from KN Rao's website and had asked a question on my longevity along with career and finances. But the panel of astrologers declined to comment on my longevity citing longevity as a difficult subject and astrologers should not play God. > > My opinion is that if Jyotish talks about longevity why not use it if native is interested in knowing. To me knowing my longevity can help me plan better on taking care of my family after I'm gone, after all Jyotish is all about knowing one's destiny and taking necessary actions to prevent or mitigate the evils caused by bad Karmas. > > My question is predicting on native's longevity is against astrological ethics? If yes , why ? If not , why not ? > > Regards, > Jai > > Aug 2 1974 > 5:00 PM Indian standard time > Bangalore > > PS : I'm an opinion seeker ( I think Shri Ravindramani once rightly pointed about this trait of mine! ) > > > > > > > > > __________ Information from ESET Smart Security, version of virus signature database 4999 (20100404) __________ > > The message was checked by ESET Smart Security. > > http://www.eset.com > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 5, 2010 Report Share Posted April 5, 2010 Dear Om, Yes, Indeed all bona-fide religions bless our lives with the same wisdom, do they not... Different words, different cultures; but the wisdom is the same. PS: I've included a little snippet from BPHS in my signature which I think is important to keep in the back of our mind at all times. To my mind, Jyotish is a true light on this path of life, the goal of which is self-realization. We're all so fortunate, I believe, to have found ourselves on this path....poorvapunya...absolutely! I was prompted to include these words (of Parashara) after being informed of a message (see below) that someone we all know posted on " Face Book " ; **Please help spread the word about me, my videos etc! I need to break out to a sort of " NBC-level " and need everyone's help every step of the way!** Here is a person using jyotish to quench his insatiable ambition for name and fame. I'm truly stunned! And to think that I scolded myself for (perhaps) judging him too harshly. My judgment, it seems, was spot on. Best Wishes Mrs.Wendy http://JyotishVidya.com =================== BPHS Ch.1 Only good will follow the teaching of this science to the students who are peacefully disposed, who honor the preceptors (and elders), who speak only truth and who are God-fearing. Woeful for ever doubtlessly will it be to impart knowledge of this science to an unwilling student, to a heterodox, and to a crafty person. =================== Om Monday, April 05, 2010 12:47 PM jyotish-vidya Re: Answering questions on longevity Very well said Wendy Ji ! What a nice example indeed and your interpretation that there are many things kept hidden from us for a reason or purpose is very true. While showing His Viraat Rupa ,i.e. God's all inclusive ,comprehensive and infinite dimensions [visible & invisible] Lord Krishna showed Arjuna that many warriors for whom he was worried were actually already dead including Bhishma,Dronacharya etc. but Krishna did not show Arjuna that his son Abhimanyu was also dead. Why ? Because there are many things God keeps hidden for a purpose as you have rightly said. Thanks Om __________ Information from ESET Smart Security, version of virus signature database 4999 (20100404) __________ The message was checked by ESET Smart Security. http://www.eset.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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