Jaaathakam nammuthaaara...?

[soodhilodaaram]

2 hours ago, Spartan said:

Jagan:

 

Jagga analysis posting : 

 

(1)  in 1991-1992  With  Jupiter - Ketu period :  YS joined him in colleage of michigon,  he left the collage and  studies.  Returned to India.  

(2) In staurn - Ketu in 2005-2006,  Jagga became Mad Do*g.    He beaten YS viveka to resign from kadapa M.P seat. ( He wanted to contest from Kadapa, sonia finally stopped this ). 

           same period , He is having every day fight with Y.S.  finally Y.S asked him to stay in Bangalore. 

  Ee time lo veedi mental peeda padaleka, Y.S gati tappi veediki dochi pettadam modaleetadu. 

 

(3)   As jagga saturn dasha ended ,  As it is written  for CBN  to loose power ( CBN saturn - ketu dash effect ) ,    jagga gained power. 

 

From Now future. 

 

(a)  Frim Now Jagga will enter in to Marcury - ketu period from  Aug 2021 to aug  2022.  

 He will have many mental Break downs,  He may beat others,  ...  High probable he will throw his C.M seat/ Loose to  back stabbing of own members. 

His  tough burst period just started this week only, as he enters in Mer-Mer-Saturn  ( 4 + months ). 

so, from thi muncipal elections it self jagga is going to enter in to roller coaster. 

 

(b)  From the middle of  2033 , jagga will face multiple jail terms  or completely moves away from A.P   ,  jagga will exit from politics also.  

 

(c)  Once jagga looses power in 2022  , he will not become  C.M atleast for  5 years,   If he continuesly fight  

  then  only one chance  will come  around 2027 , 2028   ( if elections happen in this period , then only he will get chance )  

 

summary :  

Jaffalu koostunnatlu veedu 25 yrs, 30 yrs C.M gaa kadu kada, kanisam politics lo kooda vundadu. 

jagga fate will start reversing from this muncipal elections it self. 

From this august jagga pack up  will start with good pace.  

Only one chance will come to jagga in future ( after 7 yrs ) , If he benifits from it, or  not ....  there is a jail term and exit from politics is written. 

 

 

 

I seen  charts of  many successful politicians, and business man. 

Ketu dasha always hits them in their child hood or very early career .  But for jagga it is hitting  at the later career.  

we can easyly say jagga did not have long duration in politics.   He will loose power from now, down ward trend is started  from this month it self. 

At its best, if he continuously fight, he may get only one chance in future. 

 

Jagan gaadiki best and live example Sasiskala, the power once managed TN from Jayas Kitchen is now thrown out of every position of power

[betapilli]

18 minutes ago, soodhilodaaram said:

living in the moment does not mean wait for the hurricane to experience it, living in the moment while predicting the future does not add any negative experiences, worrying about future without any concrete reasoning crates stress

if you know you have bad dasha coming up, you could strengthen and focus more on the areas of challenge, just going through the pain does not make you better

 

What will you do differently when you have bad dasha that you wouldn't do normally? Why can't you do what you do regardless of whatever dasha predicts? I mean, your karthavyam won't change regardless of what dasha you're in, so why does it matter what the future predicts as long as you're doing your karthavyam?

[soodhilodaaram]

8 minutes ago, betapilli said:

What will you do differently when you have bad dasha that you wouldn't do normally? Why can't you do what you do regardless of whatever dasha predicts? I mean, your karthavyam won't change regardless of what dasha you're in, so why does it matter what the future predicts as long as you're doing your karthavyam?

it is impossible to focus on too many things without a scope, astrology allows once to focus on such scope for improving or avoiding things you may end up doing

you seem to look at every aspect of various schools of cultural thought as superstition and scientific journals are holy grail, its hard to convince you as you have no open mind, this is called scientific dogma, there is more bad than good for such people, science is relatively new and does not understand many native ideas that can easily be branded as superstitions

best example is aya hua sc a (psyc hede lics), medicine is now understanding this concept when the natives were practicing this from hundreds of years

[AndhraPickles]

Nenu nammevadini kaadu....but...okasaari saasthri Garu cheppinavi vinnaka nammakam modalaindi....konni..."nijame kada jarigindi kada" anipinchaaayi......

[betapilli]

29 minutes ago, soodhilodaaram said:

it is impossible to focus on too many things without a scope, astrology allows once to focus on such scope for improving or avoiding things you may end up doing

you seem to look at every aspect of various schools of cultural thought as superstition and scientific journals are holy grail, its hard to convince you as you have no open mind, this is called scientific dogma, there is more bad than good for such people, science is relatively new and does not understand many native ideas that can easily be branded as superstitions

best example is aya hua sc a (psyc hede lics), medicine is now understanding this concept when the natives were practicing this from hundreds of years

I didn't say anything about science. Everything I talked about in this thread is from Bhagavadgeeta. Predicting the future only gives sorrow, you do what you do without expecting anything from it, the rest will take care of itself, this is what Krishna said in Geeta. 

Karmanye vadhikaraste Ma Phaleshu Kadachana, Ma Karmaphalaheturbhurma Te Sangostvakarmani 

Do not let the fruit of your actions be the motivation for your actions, do your karthavyam without expecting fruits from it. 

True that I am a scientist, but I don't see science and the quest to find God as mutually exclusive. I can find God using my scientific judgement from sacred scriptures without having to believe in superstitions. 

[redsox]

1 minute ago, betapilli said:

I didn't say anything about science. Everything I talked about in this thread is from Bhagavadgeeta. Predicting the future only gives sorrow, you do what you do without expecting anything from it, the rest will take care of itself, this is what Krishna said in Geeta. 

Karmanye vadhikaraste Ma Phaleshu Kadachana, Ma Karmaphalaheturbhurma Te Sangostvakarmani 

Do not let the fruit of your actions be the motivation for your actions, do your karthavyam without expecting fruits from it. 

True that I am a scientist, but I don't see science and the quest to find God as mutually exclusive. I can find God using my scientific judgement from sacred scriptures without having to believe in superstitions. 

[betapilli]

11 minutes ago, redsox said:

@Arey_enti_ra_idi

[soodhilodaaram]

9 minutes ago, betapilli said:

I didn't say anything about science. Everything I talked about in this thread is from Bhagavadgeeta. Predicting the future only gives sorrow, you do what you do without expecting anything from it, the rest will take care of itself, this is what Krishna said in Geeta. 

Karmanye vadhikaraste Ma Phaleshu Kadachana, Ma Karmaphalaheturbhurma Te Sangostvakarmani 

Do not let the fruit of your actions be the motivation for your actions, do your karthavyam without expecting fruits from it. 

True that I am a scientist, but I don't see science and the quest to find God as mutually exclusive. I can find God using my scientific judgement from sacred scriptures without having to believe in superstitions. 

do you have proof of peer reviewed studies on Bhagavadgeeta being delivered by Krishna, how did you come to conclusion without having a proof

your scientific judgement should be based on empirical evidences and not your beliefs naa, the moment you got into a belief system itself means it is prone to being branded as superstition by someone else who does not subscribe to the same belief system

"Do not let the fruit of your actions be the motivation for your actions, do your karthavyam without expecting fruits from it"

how does one not work for salary (when going to pay raise) in todays world, do you agree if your manager gives his opinion by quoting the above verse, do you wait for manager to come and give you raise all by himself

 

 

 

[betapilli]

1 minute ago, soodhilodaaram said:

do you have proof of peer reviewed studies on Bhagavadgeeta being delivered by Krishna, how did you come to conclusion without having a proof

your scientific judgement should be based on empirical evidences and not your beliefs naa, the moment you got into a belief system itself means it is prone to being branded as superstition by someone else who does not subscribe to the same belief system

"Do not let the fruit of your actions be the motivation for your actions, do your karthavyam without expecting fruits from it"

how does one not work for salary (when going to pay raise) in todays world, do you agree if your manager gives his opinion by quoting the above verse, do you wait for manager to come and give you raise all by himself

 

 

 

I see Bhagavadgeeta as a scripture, a scripture that tells you a way of life, the way of life of Santana Dharma. The scripture itself is a proof in itself. The point of Geeta is not whether Krishna actually told Arjuna about Geeta on warfront or not, the point of Geeta is teaching you a way of life. You do not read scriptures based on the story, but based on what they teach you from the stories. So, proving whether Rama really went to Lanka to kill Ravana or not is not really what Hindhuthva is about. The point of Ramayana is understanding the the thatvam of Rama, Seetha and Ravana. 

The modern day Hinduism is clouded by misinformation and the need to prove the existence of God, but that's not what Santhana Dharma is about. Believing in this misinformation campaign is what leads to superstitions. Hinduism is based on scientific inquisitiveness, based on your quest to find the truth. I do not see any difference between the quest of find God in Hinduism and the quest to find the truth in science. Santhana Dharma is supposed to increase your scientific inquisitiveness by making you question practises, not cloud your judgement by believing in superstitions.

Coming to your question about Karma yoga, yes, I do not work to get paid, I work because doing my work is my karthavyam. That's what I believe in as a way of life. 

 

[meri_zindagi]

5 hours ago, betapilli said:

You can see it that way. The way I see it is that, only if you go through sorrow and misery, life will teach you how to come out of it better. In my life, I learned a lot more from my struggles, than from my success. So, I respect phases of my life where I struggled more than anything else. I wouldn't give it up for anything. 

Why would we need to learn what is happiness. And why it can be earned only from struggles.

[betapilli]

Just now, meri_zindagi said:

Why would we need to learn what is happiness. And why it can be earned only from struggles.

If you're happy today, it's because you struggled yesterday to be here today. So, the magic is really happening when you struggle, not when you're happy. That magic gets you where you want to be. 

[Peter123]

2 hours ago, betapilli said:

If you're happy today, it's because you struggled yesterday to be here today. So, the magic is really happening when you struggle, not when you're happy. That magic gets you where you want to be. 

its just not that way, lot of people who did bad and are doing bad are enjoying their lives ? why ? cos of their past birth good deeds that they did ? agree 

now in the present world, even if you do your karthvyam, you still face troubles, forget about any happiness, its all conflict 

your future is based on your previous deeds/actions ? how can we know what we did in prev birth ?

so its a conflict ? about even you do your karthvyam and or dharma, your actions may or may not suceed, so there is no happiness, cos your current birth happiness you talking about is related to your previous birth actions. 

 

Examples:

No matter how hard you go through life, still you end up facing troubles only troubles -- 

so no matter what you do, you will be screwed up, even tho you did your karthvyam or dharma 

This is called Karma. 

So there;s nothing like you struggled yesterday and today you happy. 

All we can do is do good, be good, - by doing so its not guranteed that you can have a good life in this birth..may be next birth could be a little better, or even more, until we even it  over and over out which is called moksham/nirvana

[betapilli]

10 minutes ago, Peter123 said:

its just not that way, lot of people who did bad and are doing bad are enjoying their lives ? why ? cos of their past birth good deeds that they did ? agree 

now in the present world, even if you do your karthvyam, you still face troubles, forget about any happiness, its all conflict 

your future is based on your previous deeds/actions ? how can we know what we did in prev birth ?

so its a conflict ? about even you do your karthvyam and or dharma, your actions may or may not suceed, so there is no happiness, cos your current birth happiness you talking about is related to your previous birth actions. 

 

Examples:

No matter how hard you go through life, still you end up facing troubles only troubles -- 

so no matter what you do, you will be screwed up, even tho you did your karthvyam or dharma 

This is called Karma. 

So there;s nothing like you struggled yesterday and today you happy. 

All we can do is do good, be good, - by doing so its not guranteed that you can have a good life in this birth..may be next birth could be a little better, or even more, until we even it  over and over out which is called moksham/nirvana

How do you know if you're having a good life or not? What is a good life according to you? To some, having a roof over your head and food on your plate is good enough, for most, it's not enough. So, there is no hard and fast rule as to what is a good life and what is not. Gratitude should be something everyone should feel, for being alive. Your life is a good life, only when you believe so. Whether you think you're leading a good life or not, depends solely on how you think of it. 

[Peter123]

5 minutes ago, betapilli said:

How do you know if you're having a good life or not? What is a good life according to you? To some, having a roof over your head and food on your plate is good enough, for most, it's not enough. So, there is no hard and fast rule as to what is a good life and what is not. Gratitude should be something everyone should feel, for being alive. Your life is a good life, only when you believe so. Whether you think you're leading a good life or not, depends solely on how you think of it. 

kids in africa who starve for death ? what life is that ? good or bad life ? 

lot of homeless people - are they having a good life 

i know people who had been struggling their whole life - they all call it not a good life, cos all they faces are struggles, even tho they're very good people. 

[betapilli]

5 minutes ago, Peter123 said:

kids in africa who starve for death ? what life is that ? good or bad life ? 

lot of homeless people - are they having a good life 

i know people who had been struggling their whole life - they all call it not a good life, cos all they faces are struggles, even tho they're very good people. 

It means they are struggling in their life, it doesn't mean their life is going to be like that all the time. There is always a time in your life, when you feel like your life is slipping away from your hands, you find that something or someone pushes you back into your life, moments like that happen in everyone's lives. Some people use those moments, while some people are too busy drowning in their misery to realize those moments are happening around them. Some people call those moments as miracles, some people call them opportunities.