Society has changed (desh-kaal, etc!) and perhaps modern jyotishis should adopt,
adapt and evolve accordingly! "Nativity will ride elephants" is now Mercedes and
BMW or Ferrari or Porche! 'Chaamar' has been replaced by A.C. and 'domestic help
such as Butlers', 'Rath' has become 'Jet planes', 'Higher vidyaa' has become
POSTGRADUATION, etc!

Our wise forefathers SAW that, I think, and reminding us kaliyugi jyotishis to
remember and take into consideration "DKP"!

Those who do, like many of us, remain loving and grateful towards
ancients who gave us much but often in cryptic slokas, which must not be taken
literally and concretely! But abstractly and metaphorically!

Some *get it* while others remain "LAKIR kay PHAKEER!"

It is all about, "adjusting" that Indians (in soul!) no matter where they end up are used to and never forgot!

Love, Light, Reminding and Lamenting,

In fact a very important question, which hopefully develop into a thread.

Only through discussion such thing can one grow, If we don't allow discussion about such subject, then we must assume that those who wrote these thing, more then 4000 years ago, knew all about Mankind's development for all future, and that must be a Grand Idea.

Grandpa!

Thanks for allowing me the latitude to express what I and many others felt was necessary and welcome!

I was being overly 'careful' and did not wish to step on any toes or "paws!"


Love and Gratitude,

Hi Dada,

We all 'grow' with time. Imagine the kids talking about parents growing up!! Funny, but happens.

I lately got a book named 'Arabic Parts in astrology' by Robert Zoller. I ordered it in Amazon.com.  Have only read only the first chapter... how the parts were lost....
Reminds me of your abovementioned thread/post very much.
This is about the westerner's view on astrology, down the ages.. with a lot of History.

Yes, Desh Kaal Patro (time and situation specific/as per the present time & situation). Correct me if I am wrong said Gaonkar swapnil.

Rishi

Yes with time, some grow tall, others deep, but many simply grow wide (put on weight)