Logic

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Om Gurave Namah

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Guru Sanjayji,

 

Namaste. Thanks a lot for your reply re: Meera. I have

a typical beginer's syndrome-too much enthusiasm and

too little knowledge. The remedy lies in your guidance

and my application.

 

Guruji, doesn't wisdom presuppose and transcend

intelligence? I think Jupiter includes Mercury, but

the reverse is not true. Wisdom is the " Amrita " born

of inner conflict resolved by intelligent

introspection coupled with silence, perseverance and

faith.

 

Intelligence in the form of " Tarka " or logic

represented by Mercury, devoid of Jupiter's wisdom,

can sometimes make one caught up in endless

questioning and rhetoric, without " Amrita " being

anywhere in sight.

 

There is a lovely story about " Markata Kishora Nyaaya "

(signifying Gnani) and " Maarjala Kishora Nyaaya "

(signifying Bhakta).....

 

Guruji, I appreciate your attitude re:newcomers. I am

sure that no one would like to let down such a Guru.

 

I am attaching the assignment of 1st lesson, which I

have attempted with my limited comprehension.

 

Regards,

Lakshmi

 

 

--- Sanjay Rath <srath wrote:

>

> Om Gurave Namah

> ----

> Dear Sarajit,

> As I have always maintained, the first book of

> Jyotish is the Bhagavat Gita.

> What did Krishna teach about Gyana Yoga? Is this not

> one of the paths to

> God? Then how can we say that the reasoning method

> does not lead to God..

> What you quote are recent thinkers and not Krishna

> Himself. If this

> reasoning is carried to infinity, then the only

> reason for our existence and

> all these problems and solutions shall be God. Hora

> Shastra ot the Science

> of Time is one such method of Gyana Yoga.

> With Best Wishes,

> Sanjay Rath

>

>

 

 

 

 

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