dear Ravi, thank you for insights. Now I have to tease you and mention that Maharishi used to say that it's good to get the perspectives of several jyotishis. I've never heard some of the info you give me so thanks again. Gratitude too for your perspective on Raunchy. Will take to heart. Share
________________________________ From: Ravi Chivukula <chivukula.r...@gmail.com> To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Wednesday, September 26, 2012 5:25 PM Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: The Subject to Ravi Of Every Judy Stein Post -- EVERY One Dear Share, On Wed, Sep 26, 2012 at 4:50 AM, Share Long <sharelon...@yahoo.com> wrote: > >Ah, Ravi, Ravi, Ravi, what ever am I going to do with you?! And how I would >love to see YOUR chart! I don't need to see it to know that you're certainly >not a dimwit. Quite the contrary actually. What I'd hope to understand >better is how you can be so playful and then be cussing people out. Nothing to do I suppose, continue what you have been doing, just getting entertained.Yes - I can definitely share my chart, I'm a very sharing kind of guy - Jan 19, 1971, 06:58 AM, Jammu, India - the lagna, ascendant at around 25 degrees Dhanush - Sagittarius. Just an FYI - I don't spend anytime on my chart myself since I'm so totally aware of everything it portends, not as in predictive, as in its inherent promise, expression of who the person Ravi is. > >I get that everyone is some mix of developed and developing life affirming qualities. Maybe it's a generational thing. My sister's son's are your age and I can see how they are definitely coming from a different understanding of the world. Speaking of which, how do you think mine and your definition of compassion differs? > For me compassion is being totally in tune with the right action at the right time and that would include hitting someone hard in the head. >I've only studied jyotish a very little. But I've had my chart done and I've >lived at MUM for 14 years. At the lunch table it's easy to pick up info. For >example, once a really smart woman made this fascinating comment: it's >probably a bad nakshatra day. Whoa! Had never heard that idea before! > Well - bad nakshatra day doesn't make any sense. The right direction would be the various soli-lunar yogas - I read an excellent article on this online long time back - in late 90's I believe, but I couldn't find it again. Most of the day is ruled by a given yoga and out of the 27 yogas some Yogas are malefic such as Vishkambha, Atiganda, Vyaghata. And the article I read showed a relation between these yogas and murders by serial killers I believe. >Thank you for info about dasas vs transits. It is the transits I'm mainly >interested in. But it's helpful to know that FFL just went into Ketu. > Well the statement - FFL went into Ketu doesn't make any sense. Looking at the transits now Ketu is transiting the 7th house of the FFL chart. >Never knew 11th house is esoteric knowledge. My Mars is in 11th in Leo and >I'm currently in Mars mahadasa. Doing lots of planetary remedies including listening to Hanuman chalisa on Tuesdays. Sort of showing off now. Sorry (-: >Share > > > Yes 11th is esoteric knowledge. It's the last of the air trine (3rd, 7th & 11th) - airy signs promote much movement, representing mind, thought. 11th is akin to the natural 11th of the zodiac - the sign Aquarius, Kumbha is Sanskrit which symbolizes a pot. So 11th is concentrated thought. Just a little diversion, I'm glad you stimulated me into thinking about 11th house the whole day - I have always been puzzled by 11th house, found it hard and in the past I have only made cursory references to me. But today it hit me and thanks for this Share, I have a better understanding of the 11th house now. So 11th is concentrated thought, hence many Scientists, Philosophers, Religious leaders Saints have strong influence of 11th and Aquarius and so stands for all knowledge, philosophy, Science - the specific direction dictated by the planets, lord ruling the 11th house. Curiously many serial killers & mass murderers seem to have strong Aquarian influence as well, afflicted Aquarius leads to addictions and such - it's easy to see why because their concentrated thoughts have been channeled in the wrong direction - however their will be other factors in this case such as afflicted Moon, Venus and watery signs/trine(4th, 8th, 12th houses) Coming to your Mars in 11th in Leo, based on Mars nature of masculinity, assertion, outward expression and the above description of the 11th house it's easy to see that Mars doesn't do well in the 11th house or for that matter in the air trine. Mars loves action and so the airy, thoughts hinder it's positive qualities. So one interpretation of this Mars in 11th is - that lot of concentrated thought goes into your outer actions, expressions hindering your ability to assert yourself, hinder how you act, healthy boundaries and such - so you should pay attention to this. Being the 2nd & 7th lord for a Libra ascendant it effects the areas of relationships, love. Since 11th is for social circles, gatherings that explains your involvements in the TM Cult. So that's all I can say in the absence of your complete birth chart. Love, Ravi. >________________________________ > From: Ravi Chivukula <chivukula.r...@gmail.com> >To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com >Sent: Wednesday, September 26, 2012 2:01 AM >Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: The Subject to Ravi Of Every Judy Stein Post >-- EVERY One > > > > >Oh no dear Auntie - these were friends of mine, lurkers, great fans of Barry >though - wanted to pass along the message to him - any resemblance to the >names of existing posters on this list is purely coincidental. > > >On Tue, Sep 25, 2012 at 5:05 AM, Share Long <sharelon...@yahoo.com> wrote: > > >> >>Ravi, this one did NOT make me laugh. Not right to sign the names of >>others. Even as a joke. IMO Share >> >> >> >>________________________________ >> From: Ravi Chivukula <chivukula.r...@gmail.com> >>To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com >>Sent: Tuesday, September 25, 2012 1:25 AM >>Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: The Subject Of Every Judy Stein Post -- >>EVERY One >> >> >> >>Wow - this is just beautiful Barry, even dimwits like us can feel your >>brilliance, intelligence and compassion. Have you ever thought of being a >>priest or a Rabbi - oh well perhaps next lifetime - I know how much you enjoy >>creeping out strange women by trying to feel their asses. >> >> >>Yours ever admiringly, >>Steve & Susan. >> >> >>On Mon, Sep 24, 2012 at 10:32 PM, turquoiseb <no_re...@yahoogroups.com> wrote: >> >> >>> >>>The thing is, almost everyone here already knows this. >>>They know that the description below describes virtually >>>ALL of Judy Stein's posts, and that she's got almost >>>nothing else she can talk about. It's the same subject >>>and the same *intent*, over and over and over and over. >>>Every week, every month, every year, every decade. >>> >>>And yet. >>> >>>And yet people still fall for it. She can still turn >>>Fairfield Life into the insane asylum it was yesterday >>>by simply trotting out the Same Old Subject, expressing >>>the Same Old Intent, because she knows that several >>>people will pile on to it and turn it into a flurry >>>of posts, ALL of them basically either agreeing about >>>who she's decided is BAD today, or defending them. >>> >>>Here's the thing -- "defending" them creates as many >>>pile on posts as agreeing with her. So it's not just the >>>minions who almost always pile on and join Judy in >>>attacking the BAD Person du Jour -- Raunchydog, Ravi, >>>Ann, Robin, and Jim Flanegin (doctordumbass) who are >>>perpetuating these Attack Threads. It's ALSO the >>>people who feel that they're "defending" the person >>>or persons being attacked. >>> >>>Argue with her or agree with her -- if you reply to >>>one of her single-subject attack posts, you're helping >>>to perpetuate it. If you're part of the disruptive >>>thread, you're helping to create the disruptive thread, >>>and have thus lost your right to complain about the >>>disruption. >>> >>>There is wisdom in the saying DO NOT FEED THE TROLLS. >>> >>> >>>--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, turquoiseb <no_reply@...> wrote: >>>> >>>> Someone here is BAD. >>>> It could be Curtis, it could be Vaj, it could be Barry, >>>> or it could be someone who has praised them, >>>> supported them, or even had a pleasant >>>> conversation with them. >>>> >>>> Whoever it is I'm attacking in this post, >>>> they're BAD, and I'm going to prove it to you. >>>> Now sit there and listen until I'm through, >>>> and if you know what is good for you, >>>> you'll join me in proving they're BAD, too. >>>> >>> >>> >> >> >> > > >
