Lesson 16: THE ARUDHAS - Real Truth and Perceptive Truth, Mysticism, reading, forums, Numerology, Sun Signs, Divination

Posts: 1401 · Posted: Sat Jun 27, 2009 1:26 pm

Hello Rishirahul ji,

Can we move ahead in this Chapter of Arudha.I am really looking forward for knowing more about this.

Regards,
Raman

Posts: 4432 · Posted: Sun Jun 28, 2009 4:44 pm

Raman Deep Singh wrote:

Hello Rishirahul ji,

Can we move ahead in this Chapter of Arudha.I am really looking forward for knowing more about this.

Regards,
Raman

Namashkaar Ramanji,

We will certainly continue this somewhat later. The Arudha is a difficult concept and let us/the students make some time to breathe it in.

vivek & RishiRahul

Posts: 217 · Posted: Sun May 02, 2010 8:18 am

Namaskaar Rishi ji and Vivek ji

I was rereading the lesson. A doubt arose relating to a very fundamental understanding of sathya and maaya. Request you to clarify.

To my mind, there appears to be three (not two) distinct possibilities in relation to an event/result and its perception.

1. The true event/result (Sathya)
2. Perception of the native about the event/result
3. Percpetion of the event/result by others (maaya)

The lesson associated 1st with lagna and 3rd with aroodha. What about 2nd?

For e.g, a native has done his doctorate in a subject from a good university (sathya) but is not happy since he is eyeing a few doctorates (native's perception). People around him perceive him to be highly educated and knowledeable (Aroodha).

Also, I have seen experienced astrologers guessing lagna of native from physical features and behavioural traits. Will this not actually determine the Aroodha rather than lagna?

CRS

Posts: 961 · Posted: Thu May 06, 2010 7:42 pm

Namaskaar CRS ji,
Our answers below.

mysbcrs wrote:

Namaskaar Rishi ji and Vivek ji

I was rereading the lesson. A doubt arose relating to a very fundamental understanding of sathya and maaya. Request you to clarify.

To my mind, there appears to be three (not two) distinct possibilities in relation to an event/result and its perception.

1. The true event/result (Sathya)
2. Perception of the native about the event/result
3. Percpetion of the event/result by others (maaya)

The lesson associated 1st with lagna and 3rd with aroodha. What about 2nd?
Maybe Graha Aaroodha. But we are still not very sure.
For e.g, a native has done his doctorate in a subject from a good university (sathya) but is not happy since he is eyeing a few doctorates (native's perception). People around him perceive him to be highly educated and knowledeable (Aroodha).

Also, I have seen experienced astrologers guessing lagna of native from physical features and behavioural traits. Will this not actually determine the Aroodha rather than lagna?
See the underlined words. There are many techniques for this and who knows what hey really use?
CRS

Rishirahul and vivek.

Posts: 147 · Posted: Thu May 19, 2011 1:02 am

mysbcrs wrote:

Namaskaar Rishi ji and Vivek ji

I was rereading the lesson. A doubt arose relating to a very fundamental understanding of sathya and maaya. Request you to clarify.

To my mind, there appears to be three (not two) distinct possibilities in relation to an event/result and its perception.

1. The true event/result (Sathya)
2. Perception of the native about the event/result
3. Percpetion of the event/result by others (maaya)

The lesson associated 1st with lagna and 3rd with aroodha. What about 2nd?

For e.g, a native has done his doctorate in a subject from a good university (sathya) but is not happy since he is eyeing a few doctorates (native's perception). People around him perceive him to be highly educated and knowledeable (Aroodha).

Also, I have seen experienced astrologers guessing lagna of native from physical features and behavioural traits. Will this not actually determine the Aroodha rather than lagna?

CRS

Shouldnt second correspond to chandra lagna.
SG