[quote="Votive"][quote="rohiniranjan"]There are four layers to the realization some call jyotish-mati.
*Knowing* through jyotish.
The first level is as an infant! The infant is pathologically hungry but instinctively knows and roots for what really feeds and sustains him! Or so he thinks or intuits for he is a bundle of instincts focused on survival!
The second level is of the rambunctious teenager who kind of knows that even if he is kicked out of the house, he has enough skills to feed and look after himself!! He has acquired enough lingo and some concepts too

And he has learned how to piss off rigid old conservative fellers!
The third level is the most dangerous! One knows enough to figure out things, rightly or wrongly and has the ability to "make it all work most times", like the grihasta in our worldly REALity who are sure that they know it all and it is their way or the highway! Often it is their children who see that first hand when they are being plunged into careers of their parents' choosing or worse, arranged marriages (Happy Valentine's Day! Which I saw on the TV created major riot in India, for it is NOT KOSHER!)
The fourth (TURYA) level? I do not know it directly but *LOST HORIZONS* where Shangrila was first described or rather *captured* by JHilton was close! Hopefully some erudite ones here would lead us to that understanding, or even realization![/quote]
And each of these levels, perhaps, run simultaneously?
And in each level there are three different approaches depending on the worldview of the seeker?
We need all of them to complete the bits and pieces!
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Hence Dreshkaanaas you return to I suppose? Which you never left (I know!).
I hope the teenagers are listening for they will not remain so forever! The Tritiyaas are lost causes already!
the infant is tamas, the teenager is rajas, the fourth state is Sattwa.
How would one classify the grihastha in the trinal system? Surely the most 'dangerous' one must be categorized, classified -- even thumb-printed and DNA-classified in advance before they make trouble!
Must be the proactive 'chowkidaar' in me that springs alive from time to time! Sorry!! Their crime is not that serious I suppose! Or was it??