Re: Dangerous Lunar Transits to GW Bush's Chart

On Sat, 30 Aug 2003 22:05:43 GMT, in alt.astrology,
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>kasha wrote:
>
>> ok,yes,for predicting events any western astrology should learn about Jyotish
>> it is an interesting test of predictive ability re: California Recall, do any
>> western astrologers predict that Arnold Shwartzenegger will win? have any
>> Jyotishis predicted the reverse?
>> 
>In general, astrologers don't make predictions.  There are very  few
>exceptions, and I'm one of them.  Why do I do it?  In the case of the
>Cal. recall, it's just to demonstrade the superior validity of Jyotish. 
>Generally, I predict and warn because I've learned the hard way what
>it's like to watch dreadful karma happen when I didn't give the warning
>I was capable of.
>
>But Jyotish is not generally about prediction.  Jyotish is simply

What about the caste system? Isn't that a basic part of hinduism and
jyotish?

>superior astrology.  It is more accurate because it has been tested,
>over millennia, by innumerable empirical obervations.  That's why it can
>be said to be scientific, while western astyrology is not.  

That's why India is still a third world country? 

>And because of the very special place that Mother India is, there is

Mother India? What in the hell is that. I would suggest to everyone Mother
India didn't exist until the British "unified the area" (or tried). Just
like Italy did exist as a unified area until Napoleon conquered the area.
Likewise Germany as a country didn't exist until the late 1800.

>this magnificent crystallized structure of developed thought, not simply

Crystallized? It was a stagnant society. Mother India as you call it, had
not progress one iota since Alexander the Great invaded India. 

>imagined in the abstract, but tested and retested, and tested over and
>over again, down through the ages, from every imaginable point of view. 
>That was possible because of the profound cultural wisdom of Bharat
>Mata, which has always provided for this priveleged class (Brhamins in
>general, but also miscellaneous siddhas and renunciates as well) who had
>the leisure, and the superior mental capacities resulting from
>meditation and other spiritual practices, to pierce to the meaning and
>significance of all these innumerable observations.

Racial bigotry rolled into a religious dogma. This myth of racial
superiority is proven wrong time and time again...

Asswasher is a good name for you... 

All you have is the same old shit...




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Aktohdi