Guest guest Posted January 21, 2007 Report Share Posted January 21, 2007 Dear List, The ongoing discussion over the last few weeks on the USA chart is the inspiration for this post. There is often a mislabelling of events caused by the incomplete understanding of the general life cycle of all things - the exact parallel between human and mundane affairs is often not fully considered. I hope that the following will put things into the proper perspective as it relates to muhurta selection and hopefully the reader will clearly see the parallel between human and mundane affairs. The general life cycle has five distinct stages: 1) Conception 2) Gestation 3) Birth 4) Duration of living 5) End of life Only the first and third can be architectured by the astrologer via muhurta. Additionally, the precedence is given to the third, the birth - this is the idea we use in human birth and it must also be used in mundane affairs. The order and importance of precedence must be fully grasped. A properly selected conception time serves to ensure that developments in the gestation period is with least complications. This stands for both human and mundane affairs. Gestation in the mundane sense refers to the development of ideas, laying of the infrastructure, implementing the legal framework, choosing a suitable name etc. The birth of the human defines the moment the child is out of the mother's body in the human sense - the completion of the child's development in the womb and entrance into the fourth stage of life. The birth of the mundane defines the moment that everything is complete - final signatures in the case of new companies, mergers, creating new countries. Additionally, we should note that life is present from the very conception; this is the Vedic thought. This also transfers to mundane affairs; life here is defined as the work and efforts of the individuals involved in the project. Because the baby is grown inside of the mother and the inner workings are not visible externally, and in mundane affairs, the development takes place externally in easily observable and relateable ways as grown individuals, it is easy to mislabel stage one as stage three. Thanks for reading. Best regards, Vyas Munidas Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 23, 2007 Report Share Posted January 23, 2007 thanx Vyas this post should form part of the general notes on Mundane astrology and should be uploaded for future and struggling students like myself. ciao iverVyas Munidas <muni> wrote: Dear List,The ongoing discussion over the last few weeks on the USA chart is the inspiration for this post. There is often a mislabelling of events caused by the incomplete understanding of the general life cycle of all things - the exact parallel between human and mundane affairs is often not fully considered. I hope that the following will put things into the proper perspective as it relates to muhurta selection and hopefully the reader will clearly see the parallel between human and mundane affairs.The general life cycle has five distinct stages:1) Conception2) Gestation3) Birth4) Duration of living5) End of lifeOnly the first and third can be architectured by the astrologer via muhurta. Additionally, the precedence is given to the third, the birth - this is the idea we use in human birth and it must also be used in mundane affairs. The order and importance of precedence must be fully grasped.A properly selected conception time serves to ensure that developments in the gestation period is with least complications. This stands for both human and mundane affairs. Gestation in the mundane sense refers to the development of ideas, laying of the infrastructure, implementing the legal framework, choosing a suitable name etc. The birth of the human defines the moment the child is out of the mother's body in the human sense - the completion of the child's development in the womb and entrance into the fourth stage of life. The birth of the mundane defines the moment that everything is complete - final signatures in the case of new companies, mergers, creating new countries.Additionally, we should note that life is present from the very conception; this is the Vedic thought. This also transfers to mundane affairs; life here is defined as the work and efforts of the individuals involved in the project. Because the baby is grown inside of the mother and the inner workings are not visible externally, and in mundane affairs, the development takes place externally in easily observable and relateable ways as grown individuals, it is easy to mislabel stage one as stage three. Thanks for reading.Best regards,Vyas Munidas Need Mail bonding?Go to the Mail Q&A for great tips from Answers users. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 23, 2007 Report Share Posted January 23, 2007 You are welcome dear Iver. Perhaps it will be if it's noteable. Best regards, Vyas Munidas - " del iver " <deliver1900 <SAMVA > Tuesday, January 23, 2007 8:47 AM Re: Muhurta and life cycle > thanx Vyas > this post should form part of the general notes on Mundane astrology and > should be uploaded for future and struggling students like myself. > ciao > iver > Vyas Munidas <muni> wrote: > Dear List, > > The ongoing discussion over the last few weeks on the USA chart is the > inspiration for this post. There is often a mislabelling of events caused > by > the incomplete understanding of the general life cycle of all things - the > exact parallel between human and mundane affairs is often not fully > considered. I hope that the following will put things into the proper > perspective as it relates to muhurta selection and hopefully the reader > will > clearly see the parallel between human and mundane affairs. > > The general life cycle has five distinct stages: > > 1) Conception > 2) Gestation > 3) Birth > 4) Duration of living > 5) End of life > > Only the first and third can be architectured by the astrologer via > muhurta. > Additionally, the precedence is given to the third, the birth - this is > the > idea we use in human birth and it must also be used in mundane affairs. > The > order and importance of precedence must be fully grasped. > > A properly selected conception time serves to ensure that developments in > the gestation period is with least complications. This stands for both > human > and mundane affairs. Gestation in the mundane sense refers to the > development of ideas, laying of the infrastructure, implementing the legal > framework, choosing a suitable name etc. The birth of the human defines > the > moment the child is out of the mother's body in the human sense - the > completion of the child's development in the womb and entrance into the > fourth stage of life. The birth of the mundane defines the moment that > everything is complete - final signatures in the case of new companies, > mergers, creating new countries. > > Additionally, we should note that life is present from the very > conception; > this is the Vedic thought. This also transfers to mundane affairs; life > here > is defined as the work and efforts of the individuals involved in the > project. Because the baby is grown inside of the mother and the inner > workings are not visible externally, and in mundane affairs, the > development > takes place externally in easily observable and relateable ways as grown > individuals, it is easy to mislabel stage one as stage three. Thanks for > reading. > > > Best regards, > > Vyas Munidas > > > Need Mail bonding? > Go to the Mail Q & A for great tips from Answers users. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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