Is this chart of a Spiritual guru or Sanyasi...?

[Guest guest]

Dear All,

 

Is there any Sanyasa yoga in the chart given below?

This chart belogs to a native who wants to become a Sanyasi/Spiritual

Guru due to problems in his married life.

 

23 September 1976

00:40 a.m.

77 E 12'

28 N 36'

New Delhi, India

 

Thanks and regards,

Mukesh Verma

 

wish this world could be better...

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Dear Mukesh Ji,

 

Let me make a small correction on what u have put here.

 

Sanyasm is not a profession. If your friend is accepting sanyasa due to his

family problems then, it can simply be called as " Escape from his duties " . As

per our tradition one should accept sanyasa after finishing all his worldly

karmas. If he leave balance of his karma then he cant taste the fruit of

sanyasam. He will be made to do his karma in his next life.

 

One more comment on the word Spiritual Guru. A simple question against this.

 

Will you accept someone as a Guru, who teaches you things in which he is not

practically good or successful ? Ofcourse i wont accept.

 

This mail is not meant to hurt anyone,

 

 

Mukesh verma <astromukesh wrote:

Dear All,

 

Is there any Sanyasa yoga in the chart given below?

This chart belogs to a native who wants to become a Sanyasi/Spiritual

Guru due to problems in his married life.

 

23 September 1976

00:40 a.m.

77 E 12'

28 N 36'

New Delhi, India

 

Thanks and regards,

Mukesh Verma

 

wish this world could be better...

 

 

[Guest guest]

*kleem namah narasimhaaya*

Dear Mukesh , Namaskar

 

Accepting vanaprastha or sannyasa asrama should have better inspiration

than just bad married life.

 

Regards,

Rafal Gendarz / SJC Teacher

www: http://rohinaa.com / email: rafal

 

 

Mukesh verma napisa?(a):

>

> Dear All,

>

> Is there any Sanyasa yoga in the chart given below?

> This chart belogs to a native who wants to become a Sanyasi/Spiritual

> Guru due to problems in his married life.

>

> 23 September 1976

> 00:40 a.m.

> 77 E 12'

> 28 N 36'

> New Delhi, India

>

> Thanks and regards,

> Mukesh Verma

>

> wish this world could be better...

>

>