Guest guest Posted November 20, 2007 Report Share Posted November 20, 2007 When a person becomes bankrupt, even a deposit of Rs. 200- helps him in facing some small expenditure, so whatever comes is welcome. Thus Muhurthas too act in this manner. They cannot override the Mahadasha period effects or erase them in totality, but provide a small benefic contribution to the difficult times one is facing. Mihurtha astrology does form a important part in the corridors of Astrology and cannot be overlooked and neither can their value be underestimated. A good Mhurtha would mean facing the troubled times with a positive approach, while a bad one would mean making it more worser. No one can stop a native from doing these Karmas, I mean a chart will not stop You,. because Karmas are revealed through the 10th house, over which one has substantial control in Life. The results of course have to be left to God. Just like a PC game we play and as many blocks we hit with the ball ,as many points keep on adding up, in same way wearing Proper Gems, colours, eating fruits or food stuffs related to the problem areas shown through the afflicted planets, as with Mantras, and herbs, one is certainly able to pass through the dasha periods with better amunitions in hands, rather than being empty handed. The problem is only time, inclinations and removal of letharginess, and a laid back attitude, acceptance of what is hapenning, which does not allow us to take recourse to these remedial measures in full, for which I dont blame anybody, because ones duties in this hard world are enough to keep him occupied throughout the day, from where will the poor native get the enrgy, time, money and inclinations to do all this. But yet one thing can be done by all - Hari naam smaran. Jap- Mansik or Vocal while performing ones duties and His rememberance also saves one from the anguish which would be destined, to a good measure, or at least give the native energy to face these, if not even this, then at least ways would be shown to him by the almighty to take recourse. regards, Bhaskar. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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