Guest guest Posted April 25, 2008 Report Share Posted April 25, 2008 Namaste Taj, Just my two cents' worth: Jyotish has some influence tied in with scientic proof that humans can be deliberate creators of their environment, what they want, what they aspire for, that is; their own reality, etc. Some are able to rise above the governance of Jyotish and planetary influences and indeed create their own reality and karma (what we sow today, we reap in the future). Then there are others who prefer to stick to their strong beliefs about Jyotish and planets influencing their lives and follow everything that Jyotish prescribes. There are simply two types of people when it comes to matters like this. Those who believe in creating their own reality and others who prefer to let Jyotish rule their lives. Both groups would still have strains of Jyotish influences that give them the capacity to make the decision they feel is best (or what is in the chart). Fully understand your thoughts and feelings about not dwelling on things like Sade Sati and then things will run smoothly. This is because the 'burden' of negative thought is not running through your mind like a tv or radion repeating the same thing. When humans are able to 'offload' negative thinking and think only positive things, life is a lot better. To do this, we need to 're-train' our minds. Maybe a bit off track but a couple of comparisons here: Former President of USA, Jimmy Carter had Ketu/Rahu influence but still he became president. Sir Paul McCartney had Kala Sarpa Yoga but still able to make his mark on music and subsequently became knighted by the Queen of England. Then of course he had to suffer the loss of his first wife Linda and now a big divorce drama with second wife Heather Mills who is wanting more money. Example of the above 2 persons had a lot of burden throughout their lives but they are still able to cope and rise above negative things. Maybe this is an example of Jyotish also having some parts in their chart that would take them to great heights and yet survive the downfalls not bad at all. And they chose their professions in the beginning. So despite the burdens of hectic, stressful daily routines, they still had the energy to keep up. This is part Jyotish and part of their choosing their 'realities'. In one sense, without some Jyotish influences, they may not be able to have those 2 qualities combined. I have gone through Sade Sati and Kala Sarpa Yoga. During those periods, life was very, very tough and there was much suffering of many kinds, all at the same time. You name it, I'd got it; terrible ill health, very bad finances, stunted growth, lack of opportunities, horrible hardship, etc. Although I also don't read my chart and didn't want to know at what phase my Jyotish influences were at (due to instructions by my Guru who has since passed to Shiva Loka), I kept and keep wearing my rudraksha beads and navaratna. Whatever it was, I still have a deep feeling its my rudraksha malas and navratna mala as well as not dwelling on negative things that helped me survive and change my life. I guess its better to try our best to 'create our own reality' and let the Gods or Jyotish take care of things in their own ways. Its true that by thinking positive things, one can draw positive circumstances into one's life. Anyway, would suggest that you keep the Jyotish books only for reference in case you need them for the future. If you don't want to look at them now, put them in a box and place the box in the store- room. At many stages, sometimes we give away books and later we find that we need them again to find a phrase or something, the books already belong to someone else. Just a suggestion but up to you to make the decision. Please meditate about this before giving books away. Om Namah Shivaya , tajinder sian <tajindersinghsian wrote: > > Dear all and respected Narasimhaye Ji, > > I hope you will all share your views on this. This is about astrology or jyotish versus the science of deliberate creation. Jyotish believes that the 9 planets influence us in our lives through what is said in the birth chart and transits of the planets. However the science of deliberate creation says that you are the deliberate creator of your own reality here on earth. For those of you who are not aware of the science of deliberate creation, you must surely have heard of its other name - " the law of attraction " - made very popular by the film and book " the secret " , by rhonda Byrne (i believe this book is also available from rudra centre website). Now law of attractions states that your thoughts attract. Whatever we are thinking, feeling, pondering, remember we attract. We are like magnets and like attracts like. So where does jyotish fit in!. If we are the creators of our own reality though what we think, therefore attract then where does this leave jyotish which says planets affect you. > > I am raising this issue/question because for about 5 years now I have been into jyotish, read a lot on it and collected many books....but now I feel like giving the books away as I feel that I have no need for them. What I found with jyotish, for me personally, is that whenever something negative is seen (e.g. bad tranist, sade sati etc) it becomes your dominant thought. For example I know that I have saturn sade sati (7 1/2 years of saturn transiting over moon sign)....now this is a very negative period...what I am finding the more I think about it the more negative it becomes in my reality!...but if I kinda just forget about it, and not let it be my dominant thought, then life seems to run more smoothly....this is my experience over a couple of years. Now I just dont look at my chart, or read horoscopes....I am finding that I am MUCH happier for it! Instead I am thinking of positive things that I would like to happen in my life....I am finding that though a change in my positive thinking I am now attracting positive experiences in my reality......... > > Please share your thoughts..... > > Warmest, > > Taj > > > > > no_reply > Fri, 25 Apr 2008 12:35:21 +0000 > RBSC : Tulsi Malas > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Tulsi Kantha Mala giant 16 mm beads > > Tulsi mala > > Black Tulsi beads mala in silver - 1mm > > Tulsi beads mala in silver > > Tulsi beads mala in silver - 6 mm > > Tulsi beads mala in silver - 4 mm > > Tulsi means " the incomparable one " . Tulsi is Divinity. 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