--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "hugheshugo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, nablusoss1008 <no_reply@> > wrote: > > > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "hugheshugo" > > <richardhughes103@> wrote: > > > Here's a true story; > > > > > > I know a girl who has suffered from chronic fatigue syndrome > > > for twenty years, this is a serious auto-immune disorder and has > > > stopped her ever having a job or doing what she wants, and she > > > is very bright and motivated. When she went to see a jyotishee > > > she obviously expected some sort of news about when (if) she > > > would make a recovery. After an hour of generalities and glib > > > personality analysis the jyotishee asked if she had any questions. > > > One, she said, when is my health going to improve? The chap > > > checked his chart and said there was nothing wrong with her > health. > > > She got her money back. And I just felt more justified in my > > > scepticism. > > > > > > > > > Your story proves nothing. > > At the very least it proves that this Maharishi trained jyotishee > was a charlatan. > > > > > The experts doing Jyotish must master it completely otherwise it is > > of limited practical value. They should be from a long line of > > generations of professional Jyotishjis so that the many difficult > > levels of intellect have been transcended by their forefathers. > This > > is Jyotish MahaPragya - to own the knowledge. Like a carpenter whos > > father and father before him passed on all those small details that > > makes the work easy, more effective. It becomes automatic, like for > > example when you entered the room of Triguna; he did not have to > take > > your pulse because he felt every detail in your bloodstream once > you > > entered the room. That is the result of generations of Vedic > > tradition. > > > > I have many excellent artists in my family, but no photographers, I > > wish I had. Perhaps I will start my own tradition :-) > > > > To be chronically tired is something a good Jyotishji certainly > > should have been able to see. > > > > The first wave of Jyotishjis that was going on Global Tours spent > > months in Vlodrop being tested by Purusha. Whats that word, > flunked ? > > Probably 30% were simply returned to India. Nevertheless Maharishi > in > > his boundless generosity, knowing their shortcomings in detail no > > doubt long before they arrived, invited them to Holland and payed > all > > the expenses. Some cried in joy when the left for home having so > > freely being given the Darshan, inspiration and upliftment of their > > lifetime. > > > So presumably, the jyotishee my friend saw passed the test.
Most probably not.
