Longevity (Was Yes or No Questions)

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Dear Peter,

 

Yes, here in the United States there are Astrological Codes of Ethics also,

and a decent and responsible astrologer/jyotishi would never irresponsibly

disclose the time of a person's death - even if they " thought " they knew.

And in this area surrounding death, it is my belief that you can never be

100% certain - as none of us are God, and HE has the ultimate say every

time.

 

However, on a different note, I have been confronted, personally, with death

twice in my life and I'm still here. ;-) I could have died on both

occasions, and many factors in my chart supported my transition at those

times (in some System's much more 'clearly' than others) - but here I sit

typing away at my keyboard. ;-) Also, many times over the years, several

clients have approached me wanting to know my outlook on their longevity

factor or that of a loved one, and I have been exceptionally responsible in

those areas as not to disclose any information that could potentially damage

their quality of life - even at the times when I wasn't at all sure that

life would continue beyond a certain time frame. We have NO right to

disclose that infoprmation to clients as we can NEVER be 100% sure and this

is a potentially damaging area to do any " predicting " in. (If you remember

Peter, I posted one of those charts from a client of mine (who had a brother

who was " missing " ) on my List at SATVA for List Members to do as a Blind

Analysis about a year ago - perhaps you remember. After doing a prasna and

then his chart and transits on the day he disappeared, I was 98% certain

that her brother had committed suicide and was no longer with us. However,

the body hadn't yet been found, and it served no higher purpose, whatsoever,

for me to disclose THAT information to my client. I could have been wrong,

and our clients emotional well being always comes first. So I chose,

instead, a very sensitive and compassionate play on words where I didn't

feel like I was lying OR taking away any hope for his safe return. As much

as the chart factors actually supported death in this case, (and he was

found dead a week later - he commited suicide) it certainly wasn't my right

to take away any hope for his family either. It served no higher purpose to

do otherwise. Do you remember that?)

 

So, yes, it is most definitely a very delicate area, and one I've spent some

time looking into and certainly one we are occasionally confronted with by

our clients... So my questions about longevity in this Astakavarga System

were just the basic questions I would have searched for answers to in any

System I was studying, as I have done in the past. And as I said earlier, I

believe that death is a natural part of life, and I continue to remain

curious about these factors and areas....not for reasons of disclosing this

information to any future clients, because I could never justify that and

live comfortably with my conscience, but instead, purely to satisfy my own

curiousity and extend my knowledge and understanding about ALL areas of the

chart in any System I study - not just the comfortable areas.

 

~Namaste~

Sandy

 

> Sandy,

> I don't know about the USA but when we take exams with the FAA in

Australia

> we have to sign an ethics agreement to cover things like this ie we should

> never disclose the time of a persons death. I don't think I would want to

> anyway - although I am with you I am curious and would like to know that I

> can do it if I really wanted to.

> For example I have a friend who has cancer in many parts of his body. He

has

> his bowel replaced, has to wear a nappy and in all lives a terrible life (

> although he himself has been told by the doctors that he will not live

very

> long he says to h...ll with them I won't die till I want to. I did a

> computer print out from Goravani of his transits for a couple of years and

> it said in one area " death often occurs in this period " that particular

> period still has just less than a year to go so I'm watching and waiting.

I

> have not of course mentioned this to him.

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> Peter

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