Guest guest Posted December 27, 1999 Report Share Posted December 27, 1999 OM KRISHNA GURU OM Dear Gauranga, Very good interpretation. You are a true believer in Him and will surely be rewarded. The basic point in Prasna Jyotisha is that a lot depends on the will of the Lord. Hence, the pooja's etc. that have to be conducted are very elaborate along with the mantra's etc. I have tried to take out the simpler and easier methods of doing this by using the 108 Number method and other methods of Mukunda daivagya and the tradition. These are very effective. Sarat can mail the lessons in this list. These are yet to be corrected by me, but then a discusiion shall always be welcome. The time when the questioner is posing the query is valid ONLY if the Prasna Arudha is also available. That is why we also need the number (betwen 1 to 108). This is a very good method. Om Tat Sat Best Wishes Sanjay Rath P.S. Sarat, please mail the lessons on Prasna for the benefit of all. - Gauranga Das <gauranga Varahamihira <varahamihira > Tuesday, December 28, 1999 1:42 AM [Jagannath] Re: Prashna > JAYA JAGANNATHA! > > Dear Narasimha and members, > > Pranaams. > > > Suppose someone with great faith in Sanjay AND his students walks > > in to SJVC towards the end of a class and poses a question. > > Suppose he did not explicitly say who he wants to answer it. Is > > it not a genuine prasna because of that? > > If all this happens live, and not virtually, then it solves the problem, as there > is one specific time when the prashna was both made by the native and > heard by the astrologers. So the teacher might as well say to several > students ot try to read the prashna chart for that moment. But in this case the chart is all the same, only the interpretations may differ. > > > If one took a position that a genuine prasna would have to be > > posed to a single astrologer, that solves the riddle. But I am > > not convinced that a prasna posed to a gathering of learned > > astrologers is not genuine. > > I think that it's genuine. > > But let's take the other example. Someone sends a query to a mailing list > where different astrologers may receive it at different times. In this case fist > of all not everybody will attempt to do the reading and if several of them > will try to read the prashna with charts erected in different times, (I suppose > that they take up either the time and place of receiving the prashna or the > time and place of answering it according to their deliberation) still they may > get the same result which ultimately comes true. The principle here is that > Lord Jagannath directs the astrologer to erect the chart at a particular > moment to get the proper answer as Sanjay Prabhu was mentioning. > > But also Lord Jagannatha would direct that some take up the query and > others don't. And the third thing is that we might seek verification for the > results of the prashna from the birth chart as well. > > This is my understanding. I wonder if it's correct. > > Your, Gauranga das > > > > ------ > HARI OM TAT SAT > Jaya Jagannatha Mahaprabhu > > ------ > GRAB THE GATOR! FREE SOFTWARE DOES ALL THE TYPING FOR YOU! > Gator fills in forms and remembers passwords with NO TYPING at over > 100,000 web sites! Get $100 in coupons for trying Gator! > http://click./1/340/3/_/2192/_/946293346 > > eGroups.com Home: varahamihira/ > - Simplifying group communications > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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