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Is he (Vinay Jha) 'sole' expert or Kaliyuga expert?RishiRahul wrote:
Dada,
Sorry I didso.
Well, soul and sole are/maybe quite similar in kaliyuga. Wish Vinay ji was here to comment.
Rishi
I don't know but one thing is sure, certainCertain wrote:Is he (Vinay Jha) 'sole' expert or Kaliyuga expert?RishiRahul wrote:
Dada,
Sorry I did
Well, soul and sole are/maybe quite similar in kaliyuga. Wish Vinay ji was here to comment.
Rishi
He is certainly not a soul expert,I know that for sure.
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When *walkers* are on fire, chiropodists and podiatrists seem like Dhanvantaris! <LOL>Ati uttam , Ati uttamRohiniranjan wrote:
I don't know but one thing is sure, certain
Love, Light, Ligamentum whatever!
Rohiniranjan
Certain wrote:Is he (Vinay Jha) 'sole' expert or Kaliyuga expert?RishiRahul wrote:
Dada,
Sorry I did
Well, soul and sole are/maybe quite similar in kaliyuga. Wish Vinay ji was here to comment.
Rishi
He is certainly not a soul expert,I know that for sure.
.
. :smt003
Well sole (the part of feet that touches the "ground") has a double connotation (and this is not the ONLY word with such a prized place) since normally we each have two of, though has a flavour of uniqueness when we say, "sole cause" or 'sole expert', etc., the word soul generally means the intangible essence (atman) which is ONE, and indeed some say that there is only ONE, we do use it to mean multiplicity often times, about many things.RishiRahul wrote:Certain wrote:Is he (Vinay Jha) 'sole' expert or Kaliyuga expert?RishiRahul wrote:
Dada,
Sorry I did
Well, soul and sole are/maybe quite similar in kaliyuga. Wish Vinay ji was here to comment.
Rishi
He is certainly not a soul expert,I know that for sure.
.
. :smt003
Well certain,
We can be experts in more than 1 field; while sole has a double meaning, Kaliyuga is different.
Since you are sure about not being the last one, let us give him the expertee in 'sole' and 'kali'.
Both sound romantic!
RishiRahul
Speaking of romantic, I have heard that in many contexts, but was quite surprised many years ago when Mr. Rao (a venerable teacher of many and a celibate, yogi with a rather endearing and charming style of narrative writing, rather unique in the field of Jyotish) in his writings mentioned about the 'romantic' aspect of Jyotish. If I understood correctly, he was using the term in the context of a somewhat imaginative, slightly different from the norm or even what had been laid out in scriptures etc. Now, many individuals particularly those who insist on going by the 'letter' might snicker a bit about interpretations and applications from the norms of *tradition*, and they have perfect rights to do so in modern democratic environment, but what Mr. Rao saw and described as *romantic* (such as using Jaimini principles with Parashari nakshatra dashas for instance or utilization of vargas in innovative ways) can also be seen as means to 'fill-in the gaps'! Vargas, for instance, are almost unarguably accepted generally as critical parameters, but the scriptures are generally -- if not silent -- are rather sketchy about those or even scattered! Information is there here and there, buried in the slokas. And, of course, overriding all those speedbumps is the on-again/off-again matter of whether the ancients recommended the use of sub-D1 vargas as a chart or merely as places. In other words, if lagna is in dhanu navamsha, then makar navamsha does not automatically become the 2nd house in the D9! Or aquarius navamsha the 3rd house in the D9 chart used as an example. However, by the 'placement' folks (as opposed to the chart folks) if Jupiter is in Sagittarius navamsha or Saturn in Capricorn or aquarius navamsha, then that has significance in the given nativity. The vargottama is a similar situation, which I view as being similar to a polarizer filter utilized in the context of photography (more about that, some other time!RishiRahul wrote:
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Both sound romantic!
RishiRahul
& <LOL> Which one? Dada,Rohiniranjan wrote:I've been participating in a mini-conference of spiritualists, psychics, PLR folks and those delving into the journey of the soul (through aeons!) etc and now loaded with knowledge/information/stuff about the ILLUSION of TIME (their sense and conceptualizations...?), these articles and animations entertained and *grounded* me!
http://earthsky.org/space/video-zoom-in ... -milky-way
http://earthsky.org/human-world/seeing- ... rent-there
Also another one about reconstruction of the landmasses beginning 600 million years ago and extending to 100 million years in future!
Regards,
Rohiniranjan
Yes there is an animation, since no one was around back then and no camcorder invented back then, and even no scriptures back then even with the farthest stretch of imagination of modern men and speculations about YUGAS etc!RishiRahul wrote:Which one? Dada,Rohiniranjan wrote:I've been participating in a mini-conference of spiritualists, psychics, PLR folks and those delving into the journey of the soul (through aeons!) etc and now loaded with knowledge/information/stuff about the ILLUSION of TIME (their sense and conceptualizations...?), these articles and animations entertained and *grounded* me!
http://earthsky.org/space/video-zoom-in ... -milky-way
http://earthsky.org/human-world/seeing- ... rent-there
Also another one about reconstruction of the landmasses beginning 600 million years ago and extending to 100 million years in future!
Regards,
Rohiniranjan
I mean the part highlighted in bold.
Is there a video on that?
Rishi
Why such a hasty good bye, Vinay ji! You have just arrived!!Vinay Jha wrote:
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Rohini Da, after planetary war the victor being throned as Soul-mate (Atmakaaraka) is having high inimical aspect from the current Sole-mate. In Kaliyuga's chart for 3101 BC, Shani Maharaj was Soul-mate, sitting in Meena rasi of Feet which is afflicted by your MD planet.
Good Bye !
Rohiniranjan wrote:Why such a hasty good bye, Vinay ji! You have just arrived!!Vinay Jha wrote:
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Rohini Da, after planetary war the victor being throned as Soul-mate (Atmakaaraka) is having high inimical aspect from the current Sole-mate. In Kaliyuga's chart for 3101 BC, Shani Maharaj was Soul-mate, sitting in Meena rasi of Feet which is afflicted by your MD planet.
Good Bye !
I don't think Rishirahul meant 'romantic' in the philmy sense of the much maligned, equally massacred term that sadly got tossed around in the sombre refrain of Jyotish, time and again!
Jyotish may not be poetry or romantic pursuit, but then why were all scriptures written in verse? Controlled format of verse (more difficult to write than even controlled prose!). I have always taken that to mean the need to concentrate while not getting *distracted* by what others feel, think or say!
Chara-karakatwa in my ant's understanding are about the transient, and transitory reality! Although it may last a lifetime which seems like a mountain to some nativities. If only they understood and did not get distracted from the reality that ONE bead does not a necklace make! Although they keep chanting karma karma karma incessantly! And at the same time keep plucking and distributing remedials as if they had a tree laden with same growing in their back-yard! <LOL>
Other than that, your ominous-sounding, somewhat cryptic message probably was misdirected at me or perhaps I was not allowed to concentrate on same by forces greater than me or us, etc. Or perhaps I got included because of the confusion that got created in some minds by the homophones?
Purely unintentional on my part, of course -- I thought folks were better at orthography etc :-(
Now I KNOW!
Regards,
Rohinida
To a palate accustomed to bland diet, spicy samosas and soft and sweet morsels of gulab-jamuns dripping with thick syrup can be an adventure too! <LOL>RishiRahul wrote:Rohiniranjan wrote:Why such a hasty good bye, Vinay ji! You have just arrived!!Vinay Jha wrote:
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Rohini Da, after planetary war the victor being throned as Soul-mate (Atmakaaraka) is having high inimical aspect from the current Sole-mate. In Kaliyuga's chart for 3101 BC, Shani Maharaj was Soul-mate, sitting in Meena rasi of Feet which is afflicted by your MD planet.
Good Bye !
I don't think Rishirahul meant 'romantic' in the philmy sense of the much maligned, equally massacred term that sadly got tossed around in the sombre refrain of Jyotish, time and again!
Jyotish may not be poetry or romantic pursuit, but then why were all scriptures written in verse? Controlled format of verse (more difficult to write than even controlled prose!). I have always taken that to mean the need to concentrate while not getting *distracted* by what others feel, think or say!
Chara-karakatwa in my ant's understanding are about the transient, and transitory reality! Although it may last a lifetime which seems like a mountain to some nativities. If only they understood and did not get distracted from the reality that ONE bead does not a necklace make! Although they keep chanting karma karma karma incessantly! And at the same time keep plucking and distributing remedials as if they had a tree laden with same growing in their back-yard! <LOL>
Other than that, your ominous-sounding, somewhat cryptic message probably was misdirected at me or perhaps I was not allowed to concentrate on same by forces greater than me or us, etc. Or perhaps I got included because of the confusion that got created in some minds by the homophones?
Purely unintentional on my part, of course -- I thought folks were better at orthography etc :-(
Now I KNOW!
Regards,
Rohinida
I did not mean romantic in a filmy sense at all!
To me 'Romance' is something adventurous like divinations are.
Rishi
Thanks for reminding me of all that, I succumbed to the temptation being a visual reader, I am eating all that on Friday evening now and would regret the decadence later on 'as always'.Rohiniranjan wrote:
To a palate accustomed to bland diet, spicy samosas and soft and sweet morsels of gulab-jamuns dripping with thick syrup can be an adventure too! <LOL>
Rohiniranjan
My sincere apologies :-(Certain wrote:Thanks for reminding me of all that, I succumbed to the temptation being a visual reader, I am eating all that on Friday evening now and would regret the decadence later on 'as always'.Rohiniranjan wrote:
To a palate accustomed to bland diet, spicy samosas and soft and sweet morsels of gulab-jamuns dripping with thick syrup can be an adventure too! <LOL>
Rohiniranjan
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