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Illustration
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Model
Exercise 2
Remember
that first leg of the Memory Tablet PAC is P. How this
P is applied is being shown here. After this try ony
other horoscope. Why you must start with P first?
1.
Remember by doing P you start your astrological adventure
of collecting information, intelligence and clues
about the lord of each house of a horoscope. A particular
lord may be excellently placed while another may be
in a bad condition.
2.
Now you begin to see that life is never a story of
all round joy or total sorrow.
3.
But P is only the opening chapter of a seven layered
story of your life which this book will teach.
4.
So prceed patienty first doing intensely this exercise.
Instructions
There
is no book on Hindu astrology in which such tables
have been given to over-simplify the understanding
of aspects and earlier, of friendships and enmities
of planets, as here. It has been done mainly with
the intention to help people avoid memorizing. The
traditional subject, late in their lives, and have
no capacity to memorise. When learning through rote
memory is not possible, what is surely possible is
to learn through associative memory.
My
Advice
1.
Never start the analysis of any horoscope without
applying the Memory Tablet coined by me to make learning
of astrology easy, methodical and scientific.
2.
As you will see in the given example of John F Kennedy,
the tragedy of his career is well explained by wrong
placement of many lords of different houses.
3.
You can develop your own astrological skill when you
apply the first of two Memory Tablets, I am teaching
and keep reapeating it... the first limb of PAC is
P.
The
astrological PAC is meant to control anarchical and
chaotic analysis of a horoscope. P(position) A(aspect)
C(conjunction)
Therefore
I have evolved a memory tablet, the first part of
which is PAC – P stands for the position a planet
has occupied in a horoscope. Instead of taking fragmentary,
confused and unsynthesized view, it is better, to
proceed systematically so that you are able to arrive
at a meaningful conclusion.
In
all horoscopes first of all see how the lord of a
particular house is placed.
Therefore
let me read a sermon to you first of all, a dangerous
sermon, which if you remember, you will not take a
fragmentary, muddle-headed and jumbled view of a horoscope.
Sermon
No. One
1.
Hindu astrologers are in the habit of referring to
what they think are classics with infallible principles
and they turn them into dogmas. They invite disaster.
2.
Hindu astrologers are in the habit of turning these
dogmas their predictive base. They invite greater
disaster.
3.
Hindu astrologers are in the habit of using this predictive
base for a negative prediction. They create fright
in the hearts of their clients.
4.
Hindu astrologers are in the habit of creating gloom
through their readings and a gnawing feeling of fatalism.
They have done no research of their own. What they
mistaken for classics, provides them a protective
cover through a Sanskrit quotation. It is sheer lack
of commonsense and sanity. They must know how to judge
a horoscope, without being dependent on what
they think is a classic.
Let
me give a case study here.
A
very well established American woman insisted on having
a reading by me after hearing me speak. My style of
reading surprised her. Her problems which could be
seen in July 1995 when I did the reading for her were:
1.
It was Venus-Mars period when she had been having
land dispute.
2.
She is a devoted wife and had made anxious inquiries
about her husband’s health. I told her that with the
best medical facilities available in her country,
she should get him checked properly.
Note
: She had taken readings
from some Vedic astrologers in India and the USA and
had felt that Hindu astrology stressed negativity.
I talked of the pleasant events of her life and counselled
her to have proper medical check up
for
her husband. She came out, and waving her hands, remarked,
”the wall between me and Vedic astrology has vanished
from today.” This extreme reaction is explainable.
In
the western astrology they have no ability to predict
events. Those who have learnt Hindu astrology and
practise it in the west, particularly also do only
psychological reading as they avoid predictive side,
though they have picked up some rudiments of it by
1996. It will take at least a decade for them to acquire
some standard.
In
the meantime, to 'play their astrological trade',
they will do more of astro-psychologizing than emphasise
the predictive side. There is also a good reason for
it. In the USA you can be sued for anything. Though
astrology is not recognised as a profession, and treated
as an 'entertainment' in USA.
The
Hindu astrologers she referred to in the USA and India
predicted a disastous marriage whereas I straightaway
congratulated for a long and good marriage inspite
of being an American where the divorce rate is very
high. I traced her career pattern from that of a dancer
to an author.
But
I had nothing good to predict for her husband. I toned
it down considerably. She felt happy and relieved
mainly because herr career pattern and happy married
life is what many astrologers cannot see because their
attention will be rivetted on negative factors in
the horoscope only. Her prejudice against Hindu (Vedic
in the USA) was very strong.
If
you do not evolve a scientific method of the analysis
of a horoscope, you will either bluff or stress negative
factors as Hindu and now Vedic astrologers of the
USA, can, and do. The art of syntheis and the greater
art of searching the light that can be seen even in
a gloom is what Hindu astrologers cannot develop inspite
of a great predictive astrology.
The
reason is the dogmas filled in their minds by a cluttered
reading of books of astrology, without any intelligent
assimilation. I told her that Hindu astrology known
as Vedic astrology in the USA was in a very rudimentary
form. In India, Hindu astrologers, who were good,
would not overcome their habit of negative readings
for many more decades.
