[FairfieldLife] Re: Civil Suit Goes To Court: A Scorned Lover, Glue And A Naked Man

2005-11-04 Thread vashtirama
Hi akasha,
You may be right about jyotish research methods. I have a harder time 
thinking of examples of what you describe than for western astrology. 
Some members of ACVA (American Council of Vedic Astrologers) probably 
do. I haven't kept up on the astrology world since Sailor Bob's visit 
last year.

I've noticed that many astrologers (of western and/or jyotish) are 
more like mystics, and if they even attempt to approach astrology 
like you describe, do that mystically too. To me there's left-brain 
astrology and right-brain astrology and both approaches have their 
good and bad astrologers, and of course some can synthesize the two 
approaches.

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wrote:

 vashtirama [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  Just as I read this, my 6-year old came in and said, Mommy, 
look: I
  glued my hands together. Then he stood there transfixed by them 
for
  almost 10 minutes.
 
  --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, akasha_108 [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
wrote:
  
   It a Glue Day -- must be a jyotish thing.
 
 
 Thats funny. And cute. And interesting -- my comment was part 
joking,
 part reflecting on experience when I said, it must be a jyotish 
thing.
 
 Its imbibed in common sayings, it happens in threes or when it
 rains it pours -- which for me indicate that at times, the same not
 so frquent phenomenon occurs repeatedly in short bursts -- then not
 again for some time. Some can be attrributed to random chance. But 
it
 happens enough that it seems beyond random. Like certain times are
 just ripe for certain things to happen.
 
 For example, a while back, everything just broke. My car broke down,
 my pc broke down, my tv broke, the washer broke. Like all within 3
 days. Each event in themselves is quite infrequent. All happening to
 gether has a quite rare probability.
 
 I think jyotish could be both tested and enhanced greatly (assuming
 there is some there, there which I know many on the list reject) 
by
 working backwards: using such coincident points to identify
 planetery patterns, look at those same patterns historically and see
 if similar grouped coincidences occurred, weed out extraneous
 planetary factors, then look for such councidences at future times 
of
 such planetery patterns (and the ABSENCE of their occurence in the
 absence of the planetary pattern -- a very key point).
 
 Then look to jyotish texts and traditions to see if there is a 
classic
 explanation for such. Further refine the model, re-backcast, and set
 up future predictions. If the pattern is a successful predictor, log
 it. Add it to a protfolio of useful jyotish tools. Use it to 
calibrate
 what classic texts say -- assumming there is a correspondence -- 
that
 is, used the observed phenomenon, and successful predictor pattern,
 to be a way of taking ancient, sometimes a bit symbolic text, and
 adapting it to modern life and phenomenon.
 
 A weakness of current jyotish practice, it seems to me, is that 
there
 is not much such historical calibration. I have had pundits 
say this
 is what Parashara said, this is what will occur. But its to general
 to be useful.
 
 Just looking to simple jyotish patterns, looking at social events, 
not
 individuals, some interesting things pop out. By themselves,
 intriguing, but they dont prove anything by themselves. They need 
the
 backcasting and prediction cycles of refinement I spoke of above.
 Jupiter completes a cycle every 12 years. Saturn every 29.7 or so
 years, and Saturn and Jupiter are conjunct (together) every 20 
years,
 and conjunct in same sign every 60 or so years (every two cycles of
 Saturn). Some pretty coincident stuff occurs when you look at these
 cycles.
 
 I used to play with this and observed things like the Microsoft
 anti-trust case was at its peak very close to 60 years from when the
 Rockerfeller Standard Oil Trust was broken up.
 
 And how many times has the US been attacked in its history. Not 
many.
 Pearl Harbor, Dec 7, 1941 and 9/11, Sept 11, 2001, about 60 years --
 two full cycle of Saturn -- with Saturn and Jupiter conjunct in the
 same sign. Is there something in the US chart that would indicate 
this
 is an invastion time? What happened in 1881, 1821 and 1761 or 
there
 abouts (the planets are conjunct over a year or two)?
 
 2001 9/11
 1941 Pearl Harbor
 
 1881 July 20 1881 - Indian Wars: Sioux chief Sitting Bull leads the
 last of his fugitive people in surrender to United States troops 
 September 19 1881- James Abram Garfield, President of the United
 States dies due to an infected wound caused by an assassin's
 bullet and is succeeded by Vice President Chester Alan Arthur.
 
 1880
 January 9 1880- The Great Gale of 1880 strikes areas in Oregon and
 Washington.
 October 1880- terrible winter storm in North America, the Blizzard
 of 1880.
 
 1822 September 7 - Brazil declares its independence from Portugal 
(see
 Brazilian independence)
 
 1821 
 June 24 - Simón Bolívar wins the Battle of Carabobo, 

[FairfieldLife] Re: Civil Suit Goes To Court: A Scorned Lover, Glue And A Naked Man

2005-11-03 Thread akasha_108
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, vashtirama [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Just as I read this, my 6-year old came in and said, Mommy, look: I 
 glued my hands together. Then he stood there transfixed by them for 
 almost 10 minutes.
 
 --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, akasha_108 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  It a Glue Day -- must be a jyotish thing.

Thats funny. And cute. And interesting -- my comment was part joking,
part reflecting on experience when I said, it must be a jyotish thing.  

Its imbibed in common sayings, it happens in threes or when it
rains it pours -- which for me indicate that at times, the same not
so frquent phenomenon occurs repeatedly in short bursts -- then not
again for some time. Some can be attrributed to random chance. But it
happens enough that it seems beyond random. Like certain times are
just ripe for certain things to happen. 

For example, a while back, everything just broke. My car broke down,
my pc broke down, my tv broke, the washer broke. Like all within 3
days. Each event in themselves is quite infrequent. All happening to
gether has a quite rare probability.

I think jyotish could be both tested and enhanced greatly (assuming
there is some there, there  which I know many on the list reject) by
working backwards: using such coincident points to identify
planetery patterns, look at those same patterns historically and see
if similar grouped coincidences occurred, weed out extraneous
planetary factors, then look for such councidences at future times of
such planetery patterns (and the ABSENCE of their occurence in the
absence of the planetary pattern -- a very key point). 

Then look to jyotish texts and traditions to see if there is a classic
explanation for such. Further refine the model, re-backcast, and set
up future predictions. If the pattern is a successful predictor, log
it. Add it to a protfolio of useful jyotish tools. Use it to calibrate
what classic texts say -- assumming there is a correspondence -- that
is, used the observed phenomenon, and successful predictor  pattern,
to be a way of taking ancient, sometimes a bit symbolic text, and
adapting it to modern life and phenomenon. 

A weakness of current jyotish practice, it seems to me, is that there
is not much such historical calibration. I have had pundits say this
is what Parashara said, this is what will occur. But its to general
to be useful. 

Just looking to simple jyotish patterns, looking at social events, not
individuals, some interesting things pop out. By themselves,
intriguing, but they dont prove anything by themselves. They need the
backcasting and prediction cycles of refinement I spoke of above.
Jupiter completes a cycle every 12 years. Saturn every 29.7 or so
years, and Saturn and Jupiter are conjunct (together) every 20 years,
and conjunct in same sign every 60 or so years (every two cycles of
Saturn). Some pretty coincident stuff occurs when you look at these
cycles. 

I used to play with this and observed things like the Microsoft
anti-trust case was at its peak very close to 59 years from when the
Rockerfeller Standard Oil Trust was broken up. 

And how many times has the US been attacked in its history. Not many.
Pearl Harbor, Dec 7, 1941 and 9/11, Sept 11, 2001, about 60 years --
two full cycle of Saturn -- with Saturn and Jupiter conjunct in the
same sign. Is there something in the US chart that would indicate this
is an invastion time? What happened in 1881, 1821 and 1761 or there
abouts (the planets are conjunct over a year or two)? 

2001.75 9/11
1941.75 Pearl Harbor

1881July 20 1881 - Indian Wars: Sioux chief Sitting Bull leads the
last of his fugitive people in surrender to United States troops at
Fort Buford in Montana.
September 19  1881- James Abram Garfield, President of the United
States dies due to an infected wound caused by an assassin's 
bullet and is succeeded by Vice President Chester Alan Arthur.

1880
January 9  1880- The Great Gale of 1880 strikes areas in Oregon and
Washington.
October 1880- terrible winter storm in North America, the Blizzard
of 1880.

1822September 7 - Brazil declares its independence from Portugal (see
Brazilian independence)

1821June 24 - Simón Bolívar wins the Battle of Carabobo, ensuring
Venezuela's independency from Spain. (See Venezuela's independence.)
July 10 - The United States takes possession of its newly-bought
territory of Florida from Spain.
July 28 - Peru declares independence from Spain. (See Peru's
Independence from Spain).
September 15 - Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua and Costa
Rica gain independence from Spain. (See History of Central America)
September 27 - Mexico gains its independence from Spain. (See Mexican
War of Independence.)
November 16 - American Old West: Santa Fe Trail use

1820March 3  6 - Slavery in the United States: The Missouri
Compromise becomes law.

1763February 10 - French and Indian 

[FairfieldLife] Re: Civil Suit Goes To Court: A Scorned Lover, Glue And A Naked Man

2005-11-03 Thread akasha_108
vashtirama [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Just as I read this, my 6-year old came in and said, Mommy, look: I
 glued my hands together. Then he stood there transfixed by them for
 almost 10 minutes.

 --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, akasha_108 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  It a Glue Day -- must be a jyotish thing.


Thats funny. And cute. And interesting -- my comment was part joking,
part reflecting on experience when I said, it must be a jyotish thing.

Its imbibed in common sayings, it happens in threes or when it
rains it pours -- which for me indicate that at times, the same not
so frquent phenomenon occurs repeatedly in short bursts -- then not
again for some time. Some can be attrributed to random chance. But it
happens enough that it seems beyond random. Like certain times are
just ripe for certain things to happen.

For example, a while back, everything just broke. My car broke down,
my pc broke down, my tv broke, the washer broke. Like all within 3
days. Each event in themselves is quite infrequent. All happening to
gether has a quite rare probability.

I think jyotish could be both tested and enhanced greatly (assuming
there is some there, there which I know many on the list reject) by
working backwards: using such coincident points to identify
planetery patterns, look at those same patterns historically and see
if similar grouped coincidences occurred, weed out extraneous
planetary factors, then look for such councidences at future times of
such planetery patterns (and the ABSENCE of their occurence in the
absence of the planetary pattern -- a very key point).

Then look to jyotish texts and traditions to see if there is a classic
explanation for such. Further refine the model, re-backcast, and set
up future predictions. If the pattern is a successful predictor, log
it. Add it to a protfolio of useful jyotish tools. Use it to calibrate
what classic texts say -- assumming there is a correspondence -- that
is, used the observed phenomenon, and successful predictor pattern,
to be a way of taking ancient, sometimes a bit symbolic text, and
adapting it to modern life and phenomenon.

A weakness of current jyotish practice, it seems to me, is that there
is not much such historical calibration. I have had pundits say this
is what Parashara said, this is what will occur. But its to general
to be useful.

Just looking to simple jyotish patterns, looking at social events, not
individuals, some interesting things pop out. By themselves,
intriguing, but they dont prove anything by themselves. They need the
backcasting and prediction cycles of refinement I spoke of above.
Jupiter completes a cycle every 12 years. Saturn every 29.7 or so
years, and Saturn and Jupiter are conjunct (together) every 20 years,
and conjunct in same sign every 60 or so years (every two cycles of
Saturn). Some pretty coincident stuff occurs when you look at these
cycles.

I used to play with this and observed things like the Microsoft
anti-trust case was at its peak very close to 60 years from when the
Rockerfeller Standard Oil Trust was broken up.

And how many times has the US been attacked in its history. Not many.
Pearl Harbor, Dec 7, 1941 and 9/11, Sept 11, 2001, about 60 years --
two full cycle of Saturn -- with Saturn and Jupiter conjunct in the
same sign. Is there something in the US chart that would indicate this
is an invastion time? What happened in 1881, 1821 and 1761 or there
abouts (the planets are conjunct over a year or two)?

2001 9/11
1941 Pearl Harbor

1881 July 20 1881 - Indian Wars: Sioux chief Sitting Bull leads the
last of his fugitive people in surrender to United States troops 
September 19 1881- James Abram Garfield, President of the United
States dies due to an infected wound caused by an assassin's
bullet and is succeeded by Vice President Chester Alan Arthur.

1880
January 9 1880- The Great Gale of 1880 strikes areas in Oregon and
Washington.
October 1880- terrible winter storm in North America, the Blizzard
of 1880.

1822 September 7 - Brazil declares its independence from Portugal (see
Brazilian independence)

1821 
June 24 - Simón Bolívar wins the Battle of Carabobo, ensuring
Venezuela's independency from Spain. (See Venezuela's independence.)
July 10 - The United States takes possession of its newly-bought
territory of Florida from Spain.
July 28 - Peru declares independence from Spain. (See Peru's
Independence from Spain).
September 15 - Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua and Costa
Rica gain independence from Spain. (See History of Central America)
September 27 - Mexico gains its independence from Spain. (See Mexican
War of Independence.)

1820 
March 3  6 - Slavery in the United States: The Missouri
Compromise becomes law.

1763 
February 10 - French and Indian War: The 1763 Treaty of Paris
ends the war and France cedes Canada to Great Britain.
May 7 - Chief Pontiac begins the Conspiracy of Pontiac by attacking
British forces at Fort Detroit.

1762 
August 10 - British forces seize