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Further consider: The chimp has no astrology, but the Jews did.
Here we find a row of postulates that can be aligned to the starry sky at the moment of birth - something to think about better than an ape. There is also a need to discern between kinds of astrology and disarm enemies.
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Paramahansa Yogananda
The endearing bull stands up -We are going to look into the horoscope of a monk given the symbolic title Paramahansa (supreme swan) and the monk name Yogananda.
In his famous Autobiography of a Yogi he writes that he was born in Gorakhpur in India on January 5, 1893, a Thursday. Gorakhpur has the map co-ordinates 83º22 (east) and 26º45 (north). And according to US astrologer Richard Nolle he was born at 8:38 p.m. Jupiter - Guru - is quite a specialist and teacher, and can be quite feigning. In Greek mythology it is Zeus, among other things he is ready for wet encounters with women.
Another US astrologer, Martin Schulman, has discussed Yoganandan's chart in a book on moon's nodes, and even though he hails the guru, he finds that in so doing he overturns standard interpretations of the horoscope. According to them, Yogananda's birth chart would be negative. He points that out. [Kar]
Yogananda was born on a Thursday on January 5, 1893 after sunset at a time and place where the moon outside was projected onto the star sign Leo. A strutting peacock represents some aspects of Leo as well. The guru's moon was in Leo at the moment of birth - talking and showing off their fine feathers are parts of the game in such as case. Fashion may come into it, or emperor's clothes. Yogananda used ochre silk clothes in public.
The dandy, or Leo figure, can be fond of good food and amours conquests and looking for food. Yogananda had a good way with food.
The moon reflects "the dance of life", and we are the dancers. A sorrow-giving full moon at the moment of birth should be a nice warning of not leading astray, and a poor indication of the special design and age of the man, his mettle, co-operatigve attainments, and humour. As we suggested: "Maybe the moon in the horoscope is a generally blunt or too awkward means of assessment."
The fortnight-long week could be one of water, and why not suppleanted by a harmful whirlwind too?
These thing can be told: A god-looking jaguar (totem animal) could appear in many shapes and figures, and in the Water weeks of the year he should appear as one Jewelled Turkey - a terrible spectacle associated with nightly murder or murder by stealth - such canonical things. Uha.Those who master it, can enjoy great riches and wealth, provided that they can hold the totem animal by the tail - that is maim in darkness, more or less. Few who saw such a turkey at night had the courage. We don't know what the boy Yogananda had. This must be taken to mean that one thing is the hidden influence, another is what is made out of it or on top of it. We can't really guess with accuracy here either.
The Indians of Mexico found that by this symbolic token one divined some threat of being deceived. It could be quite fit for one who was to set up and carry out the undertaking of Bramble Farm (SRF) or many other sorts of business marked by strong decisions to murder and exploit in hidden - As we may see, to be born with a mind bent on that, could come close to being born under a dubious star -
People born during this week had better be courageous, forthright and successful. They can, on the other hand, be deceptive, especially with members of the opposite sex, however the signs of penance that are within this week signifies a forgiving nature and a good chance that they are the type that can suffer pangs of remorse.
This person makes rather a mixed bag, with both courage and deceit, the power to overthrow enemies and yet feelings of guilt and penance for doing so. It is possible that individuals will also have a strong religious inclination, out of which they will find much joy.
The guru, born under a "grassy star" day-and-night influence of penance, or just death (Miquiztli)?
The day is at first considered to be the day of Grass - Grass was used for penance by drawing it through holes pierced in the tongue, so that it would become smeared with their blood. Each country has its own customs.In Scandiavia grass is used for fodder, on the other hand.
What is more, you should try to lie on top of in mattresses, and making roofs of it too. Go for the rustic experience! Grass can have many uses, so piercing the tongue isn't the only valid or good one. Far from it!
The presiding deity is an Indian Lord of Medicines. On one hand, this god figure represents the power to heal the sick, but on the other he represents the uncertainty involved in this same power.
Yogananda will be a worrier over trivial matters. Harsh words spoken in anger to him will cause great pain and won't easily be neglected and forgotten. Divine memory is for that. He will grow up to be a quite quiet type of person who might seem difficult to understand, but he won't let down buddies and playmates, since he is born on a day of Grass - inside that deep, hidden influence - that Aztec Indian influence, if you like. He will rise to be a person of religious principles (it may spell freak or humour) and one who is prepared to make personal sacrifices for a belief or to help a friend. This all goes to make a good companion in whom you can seek solace by confiding in him. If so, do it well.
Rocky influence from outer space or not?
The planets outside us consist of very cold rocks. Are they living beings? It can be speculated on in the light of life signs from Mars.Now, feel free to look into the horoscope of the avatar Paramahansa Yogananda. Use the neat schemes that come up. First write the place of birth. So write Gorakhpur; (2) The date: January 5, 1893. (3) Exact time of that birth, if possible: 8:38 p.m. If you know only the day, try 12 o'clock noon, for example. The astrology service costs nothing as yet. On top of the birth chart presented, you can see for yourself how bland astrosophy (star wisdom) is studied. It contains next to nothing of the free-wheeling faith of naive astrology - it has to be admitted. But there are some similarities. Most often there are lots of astrology readings you can't trust. They are not verified, but if unclear they may appear plausible. Astrology can be a tough bait, as it gets trust without inspection! Instead of blindfolded trust, we should get more pertinent, that is "real"! It involves getting very candid, the precursor of getting true to facts on top of a lot else. it is quite an art of influencing others deep down. Some may deem it to be unworthy - and not as bad and wicked as Jesus when he was called blasphemer, Satan himself and next executed as a criminal. Let's all mind that good things may be called bad names too. What about a British author, what can he be called?
A biography isn't the same as its author, nor is the autobiography - This fits! It makes it exciting to compare and look up.The British author Arthur Koestler once quelled a gushing fan by saying,
"Liking a writer and then meeting the writer is like liking goose liver and then meeting the goose." [Fa]
Speaking of influences - strength and proficiency could be what it takes to master and ride an unruly horse - so strength and proficiency often makes a difference. Even determination does. We don't despair and commit suicide if others mar, instead we may put a stop to that. But this is simplified.
Yoganandic study moans - a little reading helps
In a birth chart we may tentatively inspect the whereabouts of the astrological factor called "moon". It's the first false avatar-giver. The rest may be left out here. Let's hand out a little bit of astrosophic reading -Look to Yogananda free from blunders. His moon is in 26º the show-off sign of Leo. In Hindu mythology - that sort of symbol park or symbol array at hand - the moon is a big crook from above. Nay, a robber full of disrespect for the manhood (siva things) inside others as well. This is much shown in the 4-volumed Siva Purana (q.v.).
The moon also shows a distinct nearness, as in upbringing of tiny children, where motherhood and milk flows - things like that. It may bring about growth and recognition of many patterns, and is like the uterus.
The guru's placement of the emblematic moon in sign and house reveals a cramped fare, and a fiery temperament inside that again. It may not give lush vegetation, in the long run. It may be tinged with swindle for that reason. Nor does plain demagogy, pleonasms, nonsense syllables, plotting, hearsay or propaganda with blurred outlines, and panegyric shit with a huge grin - the plausible-looking lecturing agent that takes us in.
The moon in the 12th sign shows hard weaknesses that have to be overcome by methodology for a smart one, or maybe much suffering. Since the sign is one of smooth talk, we might surmise the guru's problems or mom-fixated sufferings took form as lectures without fair planning - lectures that took off from mom and made her great, nay, divine, nay, the Divine Mom. Somebody with a birth certificate like that could master talking on and on as if it was relevant and to the point for most part, for long periods, subtly impressive on decadent women. And why is that so? First because he lived it out for very many years in the USA. Secondly because it's "written in his horoscope" - like a peacock's tail with special eyes.
The guru's moon is very well aspected, it happens to be in a grand trine, as we say. He could derive benefit from talking over and over in front of one and more women, also a female secretary, preferably, and strut abut as a lecturing pioneer, drawing on Jupiter in Aries - he was smart for it and made use of inherent factors as the believing guru he was. He was apt in drawing on raw or primal-looking flows, thus, lightly specked with inspirations.
To instil seemingly jovial, but fiery, fervent faith might happen with this grand trine system. It could reach deep into very instinctive adaptations (kingly Aries) and also make fools of followers due to rash or uncultivated acceptance of hearsay, or lots of fat outlooks.
From time to time Yogananda dashed into halting philosophy and might have felt more at home if he had gone further into it - (see Venus and Mercury in Sagittarius in a trine to the Moon). And what was the sum and substance of his philosophy "things"? He simplified and articulated more and more slogan-like. He spent much time on free-wheeling lectures, lectures, lectures - also lectures while travelling. Yes, he also became influential from it, later on:
The moon often represents being well liked, and Leo often has to do with great might, magnate influence and getting more than one female to lord it over. That's the teaching.
What's not much in the foreground, is that lecturing along for a long time for the ladies, tended to weaken his self-sufficiency somewhat. A Capricorn Sun like his can get somewhat damaged by lecturing like a guru for many women - especially decadent ones. We could have to hints at something like that. In fact, what he wanted was to live as a recluse in India! He told so.
Tricking the ladies isn't good for you, young man. Learn that as you go along.
The first impression of a peacock-like dandy can be one of an exotic bird dressed in kingly feathers, if you like that expression better. Yogananda's guru chose silk clothing for him - not common cotton clothing - so that he could make a more relevant impression.
Underneath it he should have liked to be marring - like a lone wolf or lone knight in shining armour - his cause or nearly romantic mission was the Babaji cause of making known kriya yoga. This note is due to traditional dwadashamsa teachings. [Jad] Look carefully at the 2º 30' wide band (dwad) where the moon of near contacts is placed - it's the 11th one of Leo sign. He was a Hindu among other foot-loose enough Americans. Great friends to look at.
The over-all, sturdy impression at close range should ideally be one of Flipper the favourable dolphin. How the guru loved to swim and dive like him with a friendly face in his own lake at Pacific Palisades near Hollywood! We have been there and heard stories on how he loved to lie and float in the water for hours, sometimes underneath it - in deep yoga trance - something like that. There's a Dutch windmill on the place too.
Yes, the over-arching impression of a friendly Flipper is there, but inside is the terrible wolf or Babaji-commissioned crusader set in his treadmill living aloof - on a little hilltop outside Los Angeles.
Or let's concede that he loved to stand up and go on like a blue buffalo - loved to sing and play a hand organ for hours. In this way that was so endearing and close to his heart, he could fend off much negative influence from his close disciples - they were often hard to be with. Let that secret come to the fore. Even his most trusted friends were not much congenial. One Christmas Night they heard him heave and sigh like a well used buffalo over how his Divine Mom suddenly had to leave his room, where he sat engrossed in a rather deep state of guru contemplation, because his most trusted disciples and nuns were negative! Their negative vibes and materialism drove her off, he moaned. It must be good to be warned. [See Say]
When it was like that then, when the guru lived like an emperor in his "hotel" - an indomitable, strong parent figure to look at, liked as someone that would bring good fortune, extra good fortune, and much welcomed for just that - well, how is it now, when his influence isn't much seen? You have to be brave to look at it. It your mind is weak and not neutral, not up to the task of fair and solid inspection, you may fail, and find these astrology readings impossible! He gave the impression that the only good thing was to get selfless under him - like serfs or half-slaves. Such adaptations loosen us from living. In fact, he taught an alternative art of dying - kriya in a nutshell [see Scu]. it is hard to say, but it is harder to live.
What was his completion or main end in all this? Maybe to make many debtors by serving a lot. To make a sort of home and family - that "Bramble Farm" family, surely became a dominant motive, if not his complete mission, his main goal after many long years. Good nuns and misses had to do, and willing monks. They felt his warm undercurrents and tried to stay friendly, no matter what. So one night, when the present president Daya Mata was thrown out of the cloister, she didn't just leave. No, she stood weeping outside the gates till daybreak. Then she was let in again.
You and I, on the other hand, shouldn't put vital trust in someone that insists that the whole universe is a swindle. He did. So his acts, upbringing and seemingly solid assets were mere bluffs and swindles?
On another occasion, when the guru thought to cheer her up, a bucketful of water was poured over her head, all of a sudden, from the storey over her. Yes, she remained to pray. For she felt attuned to his giant mothering approach, his skilled and great achievements. And to doubt wasn't much welcomed, nor were "traitors and quitters" that left. He gave his faithful staying ones an impression of a vital function to fulfil - taming the crew or offhand family to save the world for the occult dynasty aligned with Jesus Christ. They all resorted to his inner resources, or defeated sincerity - for he hated the thing he was in!
He often wept among the disciples and also insisted his performance was just a dream - which is close to say it was feigned. That's a deep "moon" thing in life. His metier was thus an advanced, staged role-playing imposed on him by gurus behind the curtains, at times his world was utterly illusory, at times he meant he himself was the Divine Mom and faithful Daya Mata wrote it down.
But he also wept in trance to God Mom: "No more illusion! I won't have it!"
Now you know. And to believe in a "moon" story may be a Schwarzenegger-big blunder - that too is a fairly deep "moon" thing.
Sri Yukteswar
The kriya guru of Yogananda was born on May 10, 1856 in Serampore, India, according to Yogananda's autobiography. Plot in. The day of the week is a Saturday. One Aztec horoscope says we have at hand one of "wind and rain". Another suggests differently: "Here is an earthquake-and-earthquake fellow." You may not believe it till you check it yourself, of course, and then you see that seeing makes for adequate non-belief, really, though a significan improvement. Basta. Right here is the second Aztec astroscopy site to consider. Clik on "Calculator" if you reach the site.Yukteswar's week of Rain could be one of Earthquake and Volcano too
The presiding deity is the rain god who lords it over sluices of water - let it stand for inner Water (deep mind as well) - he imparted it to guru Yogananda. Let him be thought of with great reverence because he is responsible for enabling crops to grow. How? By bringing about rain [sin] - that enables crops to grow.This influencing factor speaks of a varying fortune, one of creative outlets.
Is his Windy Day to be aligned with Volcanoes and Earthquakes to be on the safer side?
Let us first say that the day is the day of a certain Wind influence from above and ignore possible, foaming Earthquakes - The wind can be the breath of life and intelligence, marked for being very little predictable by outward means, and freakingly unstable.The presiding deity is "plumed serpent" - much the same as the Kundalini snake inside man's backbone. And that so-called sky god, in his aspect as hidden or dormant Wind influence, often represents instability. It can also be cunning.
A wind-man is regularly allowed a high degree of intelligence: the wind is said to blow intelligence through the mind. And at the same time, such and influence can open up for what swarthy Indians call jivanmukta living: "blowing in the wind" like a rotten leaf - a lot unpredictable, sometimes a little irrational in the approach to life. Jesus hints at that those who are filled with the awesome wind of God (pneuma, wind, spirit) do the same. Yes, "wind" with the Aztec or Toltec Indians could also mean "over-rational, para-rational wind quite close to prana, breath of life, or "wind", or God of major Upanishads. [Si]
Mental instability could certainly be a problem for this one, yet this is not certain. Such a tendency could manifest itself in being over-all restless and very highly strung. [Yoga is for such ones!]
More astrology on him
We can take a look at the birth chart of this guru. As we don't know the exact hour of birth, we set it at noon. This means that the exact placement of moon and astrological houses can't be seen here, but may be guessed at more or less accurately through leeways (orbs) to the left and right from some central nave of a sort. Data we arrive at in this way have to be roundabout, but may still entertain. This man could have been an artist! (Who can't? Can't everybody?) There are lots of ways to become one. This guru became an astrologer - it is both an art and lots of other things - depending on quite a lot circumferential matter, such as the degree of warm acceptance. What the hard-headed star watcher may not like is that we don't have any exact hour of birth. The exact placement of the moon has to be guessed at from it. And so is the exact placement of the houses. Thus we have to leave them out. Guesswork isn't reliable.And for your information: When we do know the exact time of birth, we have access to the exact placement of just four house cusps. The cusp of a house is the exact spot where it starts, so to speak.
- The first house cusp is where the first house starts. The ascendant takes off from there.
- The fourth house cusp is the portent of home building, and is likewise surely fixed, thanks to mathematics applied somewhat.
- So is the seventh of partnerships and mating;
- The tenth of business career, if it is not being flayed from deep inside.
Shyama Charan Lahiri
He was born in Bengal, 30 September 1828.Fortnight influence: Water talks of instability and unexpected events, accidents and long shots, roller-coasting between opposites such as terror and rapture. Shapeshifting. The purified heart hs no karma of its own, they think. This water guru is ruled by "the jewelled fowl", a token of powerful sorcery.
Day hiss: Reed. Authority is hollow. Fate's arrows (ideas). One has to seek justice. Bad can be working against others.
Does this tell anything significant? To find out, check his life. These sources are found on the net these days:
Autobiography of a Yogi Online
The Life
Monkeys need to see better what goes on around them
Monkeys (read: id balances) need to live, live without fear, and live without fervour. Lots of living like that makes it easier to reach higher. The monkey child should really learn to sit very, very still for days and nights on end and make nothing at all, if only it serves a true, good, deep and fair purpose int he long run, or what?Hot medicines may be intensely disliked by any monkey or human, en if hot medicines have a good enough power to heal a lot, still that medicine will be hated! That's how the id apparatus operates. There is seldom good room for calm and cool reorganising in it, and not enough room for uncertainty on the quest for bananas.
According to the testimony of Yogananda, Lahiri could be enigmatic and tough, a dispenser of hot and bitter medicine in many cases, for example in cases that made a fool of Yukteswar for some time. Yogananda writes about these happenings that hover across the night sky, eh?
A week of great and laughable confusion like the one Yukteswar displayed at his peaks, apparently signifies an ape-like id that is being molested. If so, it doesn't tie in with a person you can appeal to with confidence or derive benefit from if you visit that one in need of help or advice. The chances are you'll derive great benefit from not seeing that one so long as it lasts.
Something very drastic or completely irrational-looking can also happen on top of captivated id - be reminded of the sudden outburst of the ape at zoo - And if the laughable and well confused avatar is made an uncertain and weak individual by harsh molestments over and over, maybe none should try to seek comfort from him or derive benefit from him, but strive to be good at making money instead. Money often comes in handy, it often helps.
Hovering over such interactions
The sign of the flint knife might appear in a flash of imagination to clear up lots of things. That knife is taken to so as to sacrifice victims and to make a bonfire. The secret fire of kriya yoga can be used for a lot. In the hands of an adamant guru there is no set-up telling of what happens next! Beware of that.Things look grim for the one in the hands of a plotting experts that resorts to Indian voodoo to get their ways. They may not be your ways, not at all. It appars that resorting to weapons is to get tactless - shall we agree on that? War is an outcome, and butchery. It happens.
In hunger man grabs weapons as well - so maybe the tactless guru is desperate! And perhaps he influences others from deep inside in no endearing way - all perfectly outside the realm of daily notions! And that is one more suggestion in line with main content inside Autobiography of a Yogi. It says that the later guru Yukteswar learnt to influence others and bring about consternation and confusion he too. The gentleman acts differently. We should know that. His is not any nightly, desperately grim and disfigured grimace - he is jolly for most part.
One who is bent on enjoying palaces as a symbol of great riches often happens to resort to weapons to acheive his aims, and the sacrificial knife is the emblem.
To get good is often outside the range of possibilities in puckers; those who resort to knives have been desperate for a long time, and have no solid platform to stand on in themselves. Their existential positions may be alarming. What is more it may be a feat to hold one such sinister fellow by the tail, and perhaps you should think: "Dear me, it seems that Kriya ecstasy is implied by it - it is had by "raising the inner serpent of the spine, so to speak, by activating it is tail in the muladhara (root) centre of the so-called coiled serpent. it is an impulse-bringer. That's held to be a key to successful practise of TM as well."
No matter what, to get rich you have to get grim, and be smart as few are also. Of course there are inner riches, Jesus asks us to go for them, and do it well. Few appear to go all the way in all respects as he commands followers among Jews. Let that - "followers among Jews" be one of the world's most disarming espressions, not "the night's prowler with his kriya knife - bent on cold-blooded murder of devoted victims, perhaps."
Someone born under "that magic spell" should try all the time to get sharper and better in the productive street. He would do well not to flare up in anger or given joy, for what happens to the piece of wood if an igniting spark reaches it? There appears to be a risk of a big and consuming bonfire that makes sound marriage leak out. Incredibly as it sounds, the victiom of a bonfire may get inspired with guru-given ideas, great-looking ideas and plans that don't serve him well, not in the long run. The sad truth is that he may be run over by "the knife".
Now, it happens that the holder of the knife could mount up to become a good business partner of a sort. Much business is a lot pirating, you know, and key terms here happen to take on metaphoric meanings. There is a risk that the knife expert's morality wanes - he doesn't have to fight fairly and squarely with the tall ox, but uses some bait, weapon and maybe ambush - which he feeds on. His norms may change, he may love shooting and lying in bait instead of taking risks. A tendency to run away or evade issues can be found in the hunter and knife-owner who happens to be found out by an angry leopard - and after that well-nigh every time danger appears.
We should count on these things, we had better assess our whole situation and see whether things really work for our good, if things go our way. If not, maybe we have been made victims of holders of secret knives. If so, it is to be expected taht our personal wealth vanes. To call it good is not good.
There was that plot
This essay on the possible dangers of kriya yoga ties in with a systematic branch of philosophy - parts of it are from long ago in China (Daoism). If you believe you can judge the man (individual soul) better than this, there could be reasons to hail you for it. |
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Ak: Yogananda, Pa.: Man's Eternal Quest. SRF. Los Angeles, 1975.Pa: Yogananda, Pa.: Autobiography of a Yogi. 11th ed. Self-Realization Fellowship (SRF). Los Angeles, 1971. – ONLINE 1st edition
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