--- In [email protected], "John" <jr_esq@...> wrote: > > > > --- In [email protected], "Xenophaneros Anartaxius" <anartaxius@> > wrote: > > > > --- In [email protected], "salyavin808" <fintlewoodlewix@> > > wrote: > > > > > > I remember Marshy saying that the best jyotishee would be a > > > computer because the universe worked in such a predictable > > > mechanical way, the less human interference in the process > > > the better! > > > > > > I also remember the list of jyotish predictions that they > > > published every year. Had a full set in my office. Ever > > > quizzical I used to save them up and check to see how many > > > predictions came true. Not many. > > > > > > I also remember the jyotish programme being suspended for > > > a while due to complaints about poor performance and then > > > re-introduced, but only for people who could provide the > > > birth details of both sets of grandparents! This would have > > > been in the late 90's. > > > > > > Anyone puzzled about how this wonder may actually work should > > > check out Tony Nader's book of "discoveries" where there is a > > > diagram of the brain and how the planets join up to different > > > parts of it, presumably the parts that they govern. Planets > > > beyond Saturn aren't included, for some reason the vedic seers > > > chose not to cognize them. Or kept quite about it if they did. > > > You'd think an alleged scientist like Nader might try and fit > > > them in somehow, not enough ungoverned brain regions I guess. > > > Or maybe he'd have to have invent some more sanskrit names for > > > them. But to not even notice! > > > > > > I wrote to him about this and a few other things, one of which > > > was how on Earth all this fitted in with evolution, but he never > > > wrote back. Presumably the invite to get in touch with comments > > > didn't extend to constructive criticism. The only comments they > > > published on the Marshy channel were of the "Wow, this knowledge > > > is the best thing ever!" variety. > > > > > > That's the trouble with thinking you have Total Knowledge, there's > > > no room for improvement. > > > > I recall having a printout from a Fairfield, IA developed program called > > Parasharas's Light which collated English translations of all the > > applicable Vedic astrology texts with a chart. I am still waiting for all > > those elephants it said I was going to own. > > > > Xeno, > > The modern equivalent to elephants are motor vehicles like cars, vans, and > trucks. You have to use your common sense.
LOL. > By the way, that program is excellent and I'm still using it in my jyotish > analyses. So can you tell us how many cars Xeno owns? > > JR >
