Written in stone?

[Guest guest]

I have been listening to the CD that Deepak has produced about the

Secrets of Life. In his CD he refers to the Nadi which was read to

him. My question, as someone who has been newly exposed to Yodish and

the Nadi reading, is to what extent do we have freedom of movement,

change, improvement? What is written in stone, in other words, and

what parts are available for " play " and movement in our lives?

 

The Universal goal is yoda or unity. Is the reading not a method we

can use to " wake up " and become more earnest in our journey towards

that end. Is what is written a foregone conclusion or is there room

for creative and spiritual play and growth and change?

 

Thank you! - Rhonda

[Guest guest]

Hi Rhnoda,

 

In my opinion what you say is quite right.

 

As the Paramahamsa Nithyananda puts its

 

Astrology is Sanskrit means Jyothisham which means showing the way to

the light. From this one word alone we can understand what was the

real intention for the sages when they created the naadis and other

astrological tool. They were not really interested in telling people

their future instead their real goal was to use the expertise to help

each and every individual find their own suitable path to reach the

supreme.

 

So In my opinion.Instead of using the naadi's for material purposes

one should look at in from a spiritual point of you view and try to

look into their spiritual kandams like the gnana kandam

 

Watch this video

 

 

, " chatwithrhonda "

<chatwithrhonda wrote:

>

> I have been listening to the CD that Deepak has produced about the

> Secrets of Life. In his CD he refers to the Nadi which was read to

> him. My question, as someone who has been newly exposed to Yodish and

> the Nadi reading, is to what extent do we have freedom of movement,

> change, improvement? What is written in stone, in other words, and

> what parts are available for " play " and movement in our lives?

>

> The Universal goal is yoda or unity. Is the reading not a method we

> can use to " wake up " and become more earnest in our journey towards

> that end. Is what is written a foregone conclusion or is there room

> for creative and spiritual play and growth and change?

>

> Thank you! - Rhonda

>