Guest guest Posted October 30, 2001 Report Share Posted October 30, 2001 Pranam Gurus, I too was about to as directed by you because I do not have the time to do all the exercises. For instance, in the last assignment, I would need to read the life of Aurobindo and some of his writings in order to attempt an analysis of his chart. My health is not very good at present. On the other hand, what I find especially valuable are the archives. Now one cannot access the archives if one is not a member. I was looking for comments about digestive ailments today, I found a number of good posts but if I were to this would be unavailable to me. I can see that you wish to have a list for beginners, I have been fascinated by Jyotish for almost 40 years, but I still have much to learn. But learning becomes more a matter of separating the grain from the chaff, the noise from the message. I hope you will reconsider your decision. Best regards, aphoton Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 30, 2001 Report Share Posted October 30, 2001 Jaya Jagannath! Dear Aphoton, Do read Narasimha posting carefully. I feel sorry to see that many of you received Sanjayji's suggestion inappropriately. His desire was to help beginners understand this knowledge, not to punish any of you for not answering the assignments. Sanjayji's advice was given to those who still have problems with basics, not to all of you. Never forget Sanjay's guru in own sign in lagna. He is of compassionate nature and would not certainly punish anyone, but help. Mantra Mulam Guru Vakyam Moksha Mulam Guru Kripam, Best wishes, Zoran aphoton wrote: > Pranam Gurus, > I too was about to as directed by you because I do not have > the time to do all the exercises. For instance, in the last assignment, > I would need to read the life of Aurobindo and some of his writings in > order to attempt an analysis of his chart. My health is not very good > at present. On the other hand, what I find especially valuable are the > archives. Now one cannot access the archives if one is not a member. I > was looking for comments about digestive ailments today, I found a > number of good posts but if I were to this would be > unavailable to me. > I can see that you wish to have a list for beginners, I have been > fascinated by Jyotish for almost 40 years, but I still have much to > learn. But learning becomes more a matter of separating the grain from > the chaff, the noise from the message. > I hope you will reconsider your decision. > Best regards, > aphoton > > > OM TAT SAT > Archive: varahamihira > Files: varahamihira > varahamihira/database > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 30, 2001 Report Share Posted October 30, 2001 Dear Zoran and members, I have been with some Vedic lists for many years now. I learned to appreciate and admire certain individuals who projected the remarkable quality of willingness to share valuable Vedic knowledge with others while sacrificing much of their own time. The respectable Sanjay Rath and Narasimha Rao are two such individuals. Anyone who can reflect on the last 4-5 years will recognize what I mean. Both Sanjay and Narasimha have and are raising the level of Vedic astrology knowledge and principals to new levels that very few have done in resent years. That goes for both the books they wrote, the mail-lists they started and run as well as their participation in them. I believe to have been the first person to comment Sanjay's mail expressing the importance that I place on this membership (I joined only a couple of weeks ago). As an individual and astrologer who lives where I do (Sweden), I consider this to be a part of a life line. Understand that at times a single lesson on this level is valued more than 100 books (and those I have plenty of ...). To me they are as important as the air I breeze. However I agree that no one should start university without been to ground and high schools first. In this sense Sanjay, Narasimha and the other gurus are absolutely correct. I believe (my opinion) that a window should be left open for those who wish to stay in Varahamihira while they are attending the 'Classroom lessons' WITHOUT interfering with questions etc. i.e. an total state of " read only " option. Therefore, I (like many others I believe) never doubted Sanjay's positive intentions nor his compassionated nature and good will. Sanjay can only be blessed for what he is contributing to us and to this world. With respect and kind regards Jay Weiss - <ahimsa <varahamihira > Tuesday, October 30, 2001 5:19 PM Re: [Hare Rama Krishna] Varahamihira membership > Jaya Jagannath! > Dear Aphoton, > Do read Narasimha posting carefully. I feel sorry to see that many of > you > received Sanjayji's suggestion inappropriately. His desire was to help > beginners understand this knowledge, not to punish any of you for not > answering the assignments. Sanjayji's advice was given to those who > still > have problems with basics, not to all of you. Never forget Sanjay's guru > in own sign in lagna. He is of compassionate nature and would not > certainly > punish anyone, but help. > Mantra Mulam Guru Vakyam > Moksha Mulam Guru Kripam, > Best wishes, > Zoran > > aphoton wrote: > > > Pranam Gurus, > > I too was about to as directed by you because I do not have > > the time to do all the exercises. For instance, in the last assignment, > > I would need to read the life of Aurobindo and some of his writings in > > order to attempt an analysis of his chart. My health is not very good > > at present. On the other hand, what I find especially valuable are the > > archives. Now one cannot access the archives if one is not a member. I > > was looking for comments about digestive ailments today, I found a > > number of good posts but if I were to this would be > > unavailable to me. > > I can see that you wish to have a list for beginners, I have been > > fascinated by Jyotish for almost 40 years, but I still have much to > > learn. But learning becomes more a matter of separating the grain from > > the chaff, the noise from the message. > > I hope you will reconsider your decision. > > Best regards, > > aphoton > > > > > > OM TAT SAT > > Archive: varahamihira > > Files: varahamihira > > varahamihira/database > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 1, 2001 Report Share Posted November 1, 2001 OM SRI GURAVE NAMAHDear Jay, Zoran, Alexandra, Laxmi and others, Fully agree to your proposal. But I will advise that those of you who wish to be on a strong foundation should join SJVCas well or rather definitely as this will strengthen your roots. Those who wish to be spectators are fine, but this will only cause more trouble in sorting mail. My problem is I would not know whom to focus on and check whether they are working seriously. Any ideas on this? If you are worried about missing something, then the archives are always there. In the tradition, the youngers were always present (though rarely participated) in what the elders did so that they too learnt the basics by imbibing the lessons from the discussions. As to who should go to SJVC, I think Solai and Sarat will decide this as there is a concensus among Guru's that the newcomes need to have some basic grounding. So, please wait for his mail..instead I will advice that all newcomes just join SJVC first. Please don't miss my special lessons on basics out there. Varahamihira is a BANYAN TREE and there is a lot of shade for all of us. In any case I am getting on with this class as further delay will only make the nimble mind forget the taste of the food it has just eaten. Best RegardsSanjay Rathhttp://sanjayrath.tripod.com PS Jay Thanks for that compliment anyway..No, I don't deserve it as I can do more but am idling away a lot of time reading about the Taliban and those great cartoons on them. - Jay Weiss varahamihira Wednesday, October 31, 2001 1:21 AM Re: [Hare Rama Krishna] Varahamihira membership Dear Zoran and members,I have been with some Vedic lists for many years now. I learned to appreciate and admire certain individuals who projected the remarkable quality of willingness to share valuable Vedic knowledge with others while sacrificing much of their own time. The respectable Sanjay Rath and Narasimha Rao are two such individuals. Anyone who can reflect on the last 4-5 years will recognize what I mean. Both Sanjay and Narasimha have and are raising the level of Vedic astrology knowledge and principals to new levels that very few have done in resent years. That goes for both the books they wrote, the mail-lists they started and run as well as their participation in them.I believe to have been the first person to comment Sanjay's mail expressing the importance that I place on this membership (I joined only a couple of weeks ago).As an individual and astrologer who lives where I do (Sweden), I consider this to be a part of a life line. Understand that at times a single lesson on this level is valued more than 100 books (and those I have plenty of ...). To me they are as important as the air I breeze. However I agree that no one should start university without been to ground and high schools first. In this sense Sanjay, Narasimha and the other gurus are absolutely correct.I believe (my opinion) that a window should be left open for those who wish to stay in Varahamihira while they are attending the 'Classroom lessons' WITHOUT interfering with questions etc. i.e. an total state of "read only" option. Therefore, I (like many others I believe) never doubted Sanjay's positive intentions nor his compassionated nature and good will. Sanjay can only be blessed for what he is contributing to us and to this world.With respect and kind regardsJay Weiss- <ahimsa<varahamihira >Tuesday, October 30, 2001 5:19 PMRe: [Hare Rama Krishna] Varahamihira membership> Jaya Jagannath!> Dear Aphoton,> Do read Narasimha posting carefully. I feel sorry to see that many of> you> received Sanjayji's suggestion inappropriately. His desire was to help> beginners understand this knowledge, not to punish any of you for not> answering the assignments. Sanjayji's advice was given to those who> still> have problems with basics, not to all of you. Never forget Sanjay's guru> in own sign in lagna. He is of compassionate nature and would not> certainly> punish anyone, but help.> Mantra Mulam Guru Vakyam> Moksha Mulam Guru Kripam,> Best wishes,> Zoran> > aphoton wrote:> > > Pranam Gurus,> > I too was about to as directed by you because I do not have> > the time to do all the exercises. For instance, in the last assignment,> > I would need to read the life of Aurobindo and some of his writings in> > order to attempt an analysis of his chart. My health is not very good> > at present. On the other hand, what I find especially valuable are the> > archives. Now one cannot access the archives if one is not a member. I> > was looking for comments about digestive ailments today, I found a> > number of good posts but if I were to this would be> > unavailable to me.> > I can see that you wish to have a list for beginners, I have been> > fascinated by Jyotish for almost 40 years, but I still have much to> > learn. But learning becomes more a matter of separating the grain from> > the chaff, the noise from the message.> > I hope you will reconsider your decision.> > Best regards,> > aphoton> >> >> > OM TAT SAT> > Archive: varahamihira> > Files: varahamihira> > varahamihira/database> >> >> > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 1, 2001 Report Share Posted November 1, 2001 OM SRI GURAVE NAMAHDear Aphoton, Consider it like this. That Chart os Aurobindo is that of a small kid who has come to you and you are reading things ONLY FROM THE CHART. Thats what I want from you. Agreed that Prophets chart or that of Jesus is difficult and can be challenging. Some assignments are openended and this is one such. You will keep learning from those two charts for many years to come.Best RegardsSanjay Rathhttp://sanjayrath.tripod.com - aphoton varahamihira Tuesday, October 30, 2001 7:08 AM [Hare Rama Krishna] Varahamihira membership Pranam Gurus,I too was about to as directed by you because I do not have the time to do all the exercises. For instance, in the last assignment, I would need to read the life of Aurobindo and some of his writings in order to attempt an analysis of his chart. My health is not very good at present. On the other hand, what I find especially valuable are the archives. Now one cannot access the archives if one is not a member. I was looking for comments about digestive ailments today, I found a number of good posts but if I were to this would be unavailable to me.I can see that you wish to have a list for beginners, I have been fascinated by Jyotish for almost 40 years, but I still have much to learn. But learning becomes more a matter of separating the grain from the chaff, the noise from the message.I hope you will reconsider your decision.Best regards,aphotonOM TAT SATArchive: varahamihiraFiles: varahamihiravarahamihira/database Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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