Parashara In His Own Words (Chapter 13, Part 1)
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- Опубликовано: 6 май 2020
- Decoding Parashara!
Dive into the heart of Vedic Astrology by listening to rishi Parashara's verses recited and interpreted word-for-word, in a fresh new style. Join Simon as he unpacks verses from Parashara's master work to help you appreciate and grasp the deeper meaning behind the words. So much gets lost in translation- but it doesn't have to be that way. We can find our way back to the heart of Parashara, with a helping hand.
Simon Chokoisky sir you are simply awesome. This is taking explanation to another level. there is no dearth of books in the market. But many of the books are hard to interpret. Please continue this series where we can get enlightened. Any old book where description can be made easy will always benefit us learners. Please continue the good work.
Thank you!!
Hi simon, i enjoyed a lot by reading your 5dharma types book.
It was enlightening.
It totally taked out the anxiety out of my life.
I am very thankfull to you.
I always expressing my thanks by putting your picture as my dp.
Hope you do more stuff on dharma, than astrology.
Your pronounciation is quite good and reflects the hardwork you have done to learn Sanskrit. Mrityujalam means death trap. With amitrakam, it would mean deathtrap for enemies.
Beautiful Thank you both
Wow. So much knowledge. Amazing lesson, thank you!
Thank you so much sir for this wonderful info and your Sanskrit pronunciation is excellent. 🙏🏻😊🕉
Waiting for part 2 , can you please do a video on how you prepare gold water ,thanks a lot Simon ji
Part II is out! Check out Sex Love & Dharma- I give full instructions there. Basically, you can hang the gold ring or gold coin in the pot of boiling water making sure it doesn't touch the sides. Boil down to 1/2 quantity.
Simon, are you doing a Bitcoin update? Been waiting it for a long time now, its always insightful and interesting to hear about the principles and ideas behind your prognosis. Hope you have time to share it soon and have a great spring !
@simonchokoisky considering vehicle is the first word to describe the 4th house, it must also refer to non-material vehicles, correct? What would be considered vehicles of consciousness? Or vehicles through an “as above” perspective?
Nicely explained sir, from where Can I get these PDFs? Could you please share the link?
Sir for 5th house, yantra is amulet is true. Amulets have mantras written inside or some kind of stuff which has mantra energy or anything. This is in the sense of tantra author mentioned.
5:25 Simon just did a Peter Sellers from The Party' 😆😬😁
What work of Parashara is this? Chapter 13 of what?
Always interested in new videos from Smon. Thank you for your work! Have been learning a lot from you. You are a natural educator. You are very calming and learning is intuitive with you.
Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra
Sir, I have a question, in one of your book you mentioned to hang six green bangles on each arm of hat rack. What if we don't have hat rack. How many bangles should we hang? Can I not tie 6 green bangles together and place it in front of long full length over the door mirror? ...do we need hat rack only ?
You can hang on anything, doesn't need to be hat rack! Let me know how it works!
@@simonchokoisky Sure, since I don't have hat rack, I plan to tie 6 green bangles together and hang it over the mirror. If this is fine.
Correction : I have placed them in front of the mirror on table, just incase they fall down or break. Assumption is that these are visible on the mirror.
Simon , step mother would be your father remarried . As in the wicked step mother from all the old Grimm fairy tales and Disney movies.
Mother in law would be your wife's mother .
Is the translation wrong and intended for mother in law or was it just a slip on your part ?
Thank you great job as always.
I should have said mother in law- if I said stepmother I was wrong! Good catch!
Parashara was grandson of maharsi vasistha not valmiki.. a little correction.
Did i say Valmiki? It is Vashishta...yes, thank you!!
I'll say simon has missed bharatiya context..... probably he is authoring for the other audience. . Since simon called Rishi Parashar "J£$%%^" sooooooo.... this is simon own trait.... A Gurudeva should never be called by abusive name. Gurudeva is always given the highest place..
Nicely explained and you are very knowledgeable however I didn't appreciate the disrespectful words used for such a great saint calling him funny and joker. It just does sound right coming out from a knowledgeable person.