RishiRahul wrote:Rohiniranjan wrote:Vinay Jha wrote:Rohiniranjan wrote:There you go again, Vinay ji!
Not interested in historical research does not mean not having faith in the ancient!
I know my great great grand parents were real entities. I am here, am I not?
I respect them as one would his or her ancestors. But that does not mean that a study of geneology is mandatory for everyone!
In that regard, I respect and am thankful to BPHS, original and whatever remains of it! So too other texts.
Since certain misinterpretations about me were in your recent post, I must set the record straight!
I always stated that as far as I am concerned, I use the so called 'cusp' as the midpoint of a house!
It is tropicalists who use it as the beginning of the house!
So, in that matter there never was any difference in your or my treatment of the "cusp" or tooth!
Very few internet forums for discussing astrology are sincere or able to sustain serious discussions, for a variety of reasons.
I am not the reason! Even when I do not participate, the level does not necessarily change, as the recent example is evident about which you refer to.
I am serious where seriousness is reciprocated. Boloji and Scribd where my E-articles and books exist are not the only examples.
Why go any further, Mystic Board is a fine example
If you do not wish me to refer to your "software", I will not. I do not wish to increase your already high degree of angst which you have displayed from time to time.
Are you happy now, Vinay_ji??
Love and Light and Reality!
Your statements about modern views about cusp, either yours or or tropicalists, is perfect. So, why discuss Ptolemy, whom you have not read directly (no insult intended, because you are not interested in historical research, while I am)? Let us not discuss things not common to us.
Neither Ptolemy is common to us, nor Kundalee. There is nothing bad in this position. OK, dada??
Please remember that my references to Kundalee will not be for you.
-VJ
You must learn to distinguish between comments and discussion! For you everything is a fight, a confrontation
I do not have any such pent up frustration or anger...!
Dear Vinay ji and Dada,
(1) KrishnaMurthy called bhava madhya as bhava arambha.
When he checked the constellation in house cusps, it was in the.... mentioned just above (1).
The weather in getting a bit 'Steamy', wouldn't it be great time for coffee
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Sanjay ji just predicted in some website that the Global recession is coming to an end this May??!!?
Rishi
Dear Brother,
KP uses Placidian House system which is tropical and hence probably uses cusp as the beginning of house. The KP system is a hybrid system in my view. It borrows the vimshottari dasa and nakshatra and uses the Sub divisions by 'converting or transforming' the dasha bhukti periods into arc longitudes and thus derives Subs. Other later day KP followers went ahead to antar and finer to derive the finer sub-subs and sub-sub-subs etc. Other than those basic considerations and the use of sidereal zodiac and few fleeting references to jyotish combinations, KP has nothing to do with Jyotish. The System's approach, I think, is closer to Jyotish, than KP.
Now, this is not to imply that Jyotish is superior or inferior to KP and vice versa, but just pointing out that they are different functionally! Like two cousins perhaps or half-brothers?
I neither provide heat, nor water, let alone steam, Rishi and I am definitely not here on a coffee break! However, I do whistle while I work because I love jyotish so much! Always have and I doubt that is going to change in the rest of my days.
As you know, some more fundamentalistic jyotish groups (too intensely narrow-focused) and their representatives have not realized that Jyotish is the key that must explain entire life and spectrum of Human Experiences. Hence, anything that is part of Human Experience and Life is also part of Jyotish! So any discussion about human beings, from Anatomy to Zoology and with Sociology and psychology in there too, to me, represents candidates that are included in the FRAMEWORK of Jyotish and that includes LANGUAGE too, of course!
That simple and to me obvious perspective of mine seems to bother and overwhelm some of the folks who look at jyotish too narrowly.
I see human beings as explorers and those trying to find a way in this dark road of Uncertainty that life is for most! Now if you were on such a quest where a lot is unknown, would you prefer the forceful, but narrow pencil beam of a LASER pointer or a bright and wide-angled beam of light such as a flashlight (torch)?
For me, the common-sense and true and tried answer is the latter!
Love, LIGHT, Common-Sense!