Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: 15 Celebrities who Went Bankrupt

2013-07-04 Thread Bhairitu 
On 07/04/2013 12:54 PM, Ann wrote:

 --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, John jr_esq@... wrote:


 --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Bhairitu noozguru@ wrote:
 On 07/04/2013 11:44 AM, John wrote:
 What were they thinking?  Kim Basinger is one of them.

 http://www.shebudgets.com/lifestyle/entertainment/20-celebrities-who-went-bankrupt/17203


 Shitty web design.  Too many ads and slow ad servers.  Took forever to
 load.  One forum I was on had that problem and I let them know and they
 nixed the offending ad.  Design wise I hate sites that don't provide a
 show all.  Plus the link says 20 celebrities and the article says 15.
 While I'm at it I hate ads you can't cancel on YouTube.  Some are longer
 than the actual video.  Idiocracy is here.

 Creative people are in general right brained and not good with money.
 They often don't like to deal with it.   They need managers they can
 trust and have someone manage their money and invest it wisely.  Since
 you are a jyotishee you should know fame and fortune may come during one
 or more good planetary periods but if the next period is crap they may
 have trouble finding work.

 I saw the same problem working for a company that went public.  The
 usual advice you get when that happens is to not sell your options
 because it looks like you don't trust the future of the company.  In
 reality that is too risky and probably good idea to sell off some and
 find a good money manager for your stocks.  The creative people at my
 company didn't even like to make decisions about their 401Ks.

 I don't have the jyotish charts of these celebrities.  But they should have 
 consulted a jyotishi while they were making the money.

 Better still, a financial planner. Or how about not spending millions of 
 dollars on things they will never use and don't need? I am not sure the stars 
 and planets made them do it but lots of famous and rich people seem to think 
 there is no limit to what they can have and what they need. Sometimes it is 
 simply unscrupulous employees who steal like crazy from these people, like 
 accountants and managers. I'm pretty sure terrestrial forces are to blame for 
 much of the financial ruin of these celebrities. When you lose control of 
 what you have or don't take the time and care to understand where your money 
 is going there are some simple laws of physics at work which involve 
 dissemination and the spreading of wealth like leaves in the wind. If I 
 remember Domash correctly it has something to do with the Third Law of 
 Thermodynamics.

   They could have saved some of their money for a rainy day.  In particular, 
 Kim Basinger bought her old home town.  Then four years later she filed 
 bankruptcy.  That's a little odd.  Well, obviously it's part of her karma.  I 
 hope she's now financially healthy.

Problem is that some did get financial planners who ran off with or 
squandered their money.  So it has to be a *good* financial planner.  
Then some bought some very large homes cash and when they needed to  
liquidate found no buyers.  We even had that problem around here with 
tech company founders who had eyes bigger than their wallet and a bit 
near sighted too and built 'weird' monstrosities that they were unable 
to sell.  Even around here on my morning walk I see this castle like 
mansion on the hill that locals tell me the attorney that built it ran 
out of money and it is unfinished.

 And yes, you're right about the website.  I thought it was only my computer 
 that was playing tricks on me.

Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: 15 Celebrities who Went Bankrupt

2013-07-04 Thread Share Long 
John when discussions like this ensue, I wonder if the same aspects that make 
one famous, perhaps also make one subject to sudden reverses of fortune, in 
either direction. I've always thought this was due to Rahu. But maybe something 
else?





 From: John jr_...@yahoo.com
To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com 
Sent: Thursday, July 4, 2013 3:39 PM
Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: 15 Celebrities who Went Bankrupt
 


  


--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Bhairitu noozguru@... wrote:

 On 07/04/2013 12:54 PM, Ann wrote:
 
  --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, John jr_esq@ wrote:
 
 
  --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Bhairitu noozguru@ wrote:
  On 07/04/2013 11:44 AM, John wrote:
  What were they thinking?  Kim Basinger is one of them.
 
  http://www.shebudgets.com/lifestyle/entertainment/20-celebrities-who-went-bankrupt/17203
 
 
  Shitty web design.  Too many ads and slow ad servers.  Took forever to
  load.  One forum I was on had that problem and I let them know and they
  nixed the offending ad.  Design wise I hate sites that don't provide a
  show all.  Plus the link says 20 celebrities and the article says 15.
  While I'm at it I hate ads you can't cancel on YouTube.  Some are longer
  than the actual video.  Idiocracy is here.
 
  Creative people are in general right brained and not good with money.
  They often don't like to deal with it.   They need managers they can
  trust and have someone manage their money and invest it wisely.  Since
  you are a jyotishee you should know fame and fortune may come during one
  or more good planetary periods but if the next period is crap they may
  have trouble finding work.
 
  I saw the same problem working for a company that went public.  The
  usual advice you get when that happens is to not sell your options
  because it looks like you don't trust the future of the company.  In
  reality that is too risky and probably good idea to sell off some and
  find a good money manager for your stocks.  The creative people at my
  company didn't even like to make decisions about their 401Ks.
 
  I don't have the jyotish charts of these celebrities.  But they should 
  have consulted a jyotishi while they were making the money.
 
  Better still, a financial planner. Or how about not spending millions of 
  dollars on things they will never use and don't need? I am not sure the 
  stars and planets made them do it but lots of famous and rich people seem 
  to think there is no limit to what they can have and what they need. 
  Sometimes it is simply unscrupulous employees who steal like crazy from 
  these people, like accountants and managers. I'm pretty sure terrestrial 
  forces are to blame for much of the financial ruin of these celebrities. 
  When you lose control of what you have or don't take the time and care to 
  understand where your money is going there are some simple laws of physics 
  at work which involve dissemination and the spreading of wealth like leaves 
  in the wind. If I remember Domash correctly it has something to do with the 
  Third Law of Thermodynamics.
 
They could have saved some of their money for a rainy day.  In 
  particular, Kim Basinger bought her old home town.  Then four years later 
  she filed bankruptcy.  That's a little odd.  Well, obviously it's part of 
  her karma.  I hope she's now financially healthy.
 
 Problem is that some did get financial planners who ran off with or 
 squandered their money.  So it has to be a *good* financial planner. 
 Then some bought some very large homes cash and when they needed to 
 liquidate found no buyers.  We even had that problem around here with 
 tech company founders who had eyes bigger than their wallet and a bit 
 near sighted too and built 'weird' monstrosities that they were unable 
 to sell.  Even around here on my morning walk I see this castle like 
 mansion on the hill that locals tell me the attorney that built it ran 
 out of money and it is unfinished.

Bhairitu,

Attorneys are notorious for mishandling their own finances.  F. Lee Bailey, one 
of OJ Simpson's high profile defenders, was one of them.  I don't know if he's 
still practicing law or is still alive.

As far as Kim Basinger is concerned.  It looks like she earned some of her 
money back after her bankruptcy.  She has worked on several films after her 
bankruptcy filing.  And, she probably got a tidy sum from her divorce against 
Alec Baldwin.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kim_Basinger

 
  And yes, you're right about the website.  I thought it was only my 
  computer that was playing tricks on me.

Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: 15 Celebrities who Went Bankrupt

2013-07-04 Thread Share Long 
Yes, thank you JR for reminding me about the bindu points. I have 36 in the 7th 
house and 33 in the 11th, but the rest are pretty evenly distributed with the 
lowest being 22 in the 10 house and 22 in the first. I've also been told that 
my Rahu period will be good for health and relationships, the latter because 
Rahu is in the house of gain in my marriage sub chart.





 From: John jr_...@yahoo.com
To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com 
Sent: Thursday, July 4, 2013 6:54 PM
Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: 15 Celebrities who Went Bankrupt
 


  
Share,

In jyotish, there's a technique to determine the volatility of one's karma as 
shown in the kundali or chart.  One should look at the bindu points that are 
gained by each of the 12 houses.  If the bindus are fairly even, then the 
person would experience a fairly consistent life events.  If the bindu point of 
one house is high, such as 30, and the next house is only 5, then it is fairly 
obvious that the benefic transit of Jupiter will drastically vary between the 
two houses.  As such, the person will have great popularity/money in one year, 
and be the scapegoat or bankrupt the next year.

--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Share Long sharelong60@... wrote:

 John when discussions like this ensue, I wonder if the same aspects that make 
 one famous, perhaps also make one subject to sudden reverses of fortune, in 
 either direction. I've always thought this was due to Rahu. But maybe 
 something else?
 
 
 
 
 
  From: John jr_esq@...
 To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com 
 Sent: Thursday, July 4, 2013 3:39 PM
 Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: 15 Celebrities who Went Bankrupt
 
 
 
   
 
 
 --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Bhairitu noozguru@ wrote:
 
  On 07/04/2013 12:54 PM, Ann wrote:
  
   --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, John jr_esq@ wrote:
  
  
   --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Bhairitu noozguru@ wrote:
   On 07/04/2013 11:44 AM, John wrote:
   What were they thinking?  Kim Basinger is one of them.
  
   http://www.shebudgets.com/lifestyle/entertainment/20-celebrities-who-went-bankrupt/17203
  
  
   Shitty web design.  Too many ads and slow ad servers.  Took forever to
   load.  One forum I was on had that problem and I let them know and they
   nixed the offending ad.  Design wise I hate sites that don't provide a
   show all.  Plus the link says 20 celebrities and the article says 15.
   While I'm at it I hate ads you can't cancel on YouTube.  Some are longer
   than the actual video.  Idiocracy is here.
  
   Creative people are in general right brained and not good with money.
   They often don't like to deal with it.   They need managers they can
   trust and have someone manage their money and invest it wisely.  Since
   you are a jyotishee you should know fame and fortune may come during one
   or more good planetary periods but if the next period is crap they may
   have trouble finding work.
  
   I saw the same problem working for a company that went public.  The
   usual advice you get when that happens is to not sell your options
   because it looks like you don't trust the future of the company.  In
   reality that is too risky and probably good idea to sell off some and
   find a good money manager for your stocks.  The creative people at my
   company didn't even like to make decisions about their 401Ks.
  
   I don't have the jyotish charts of these celebrities.  But they should 
   have consulted a jyotishi while they were making the money.
  
   Better still, a financial planner. Or how about not spending millions of 
   dollars on things they will never use and don't need? I am not sure the 
   stars and planets made them do it but lots of famous and rich people seem 
   to think there is no limit to what they can have and what they need. 
   Sometimes it is simply unscrupulous employees who steal like crazy from 
   these people, like accountants and managers. I'm pretty sure terrestrial 
   forces are to blame for much of the financial ruin of these celebrities. 
   When you lose control of what you have or don't take the time and care to 
   understand where your money is going there are some simple laws of 
   physics at work which involve dissemination and the spreading of wealth 
   like leaves in the wind. If I remember Domash correctly it has something 
   to do with the Third Law of Thermodynamics.
  
 They could have saved some of their money for a rainy day.  In 
   particular, Kim Basinger bought her old home town.  Then four years later 
   she filed bankruptcy.  That's a little odd.  Well, obviously it's part of 
   her karma.  I hope she's now financially healthy.
  
  Problem is that some did get financial planners who ran off with or 
  squandered their money.  So it has to be a *good* financial planner. 
  Then some bought some very large homes cash and when they needed to 
  liquidate found no buyers.  We even had that problem around