Comments on: Luck and Ill Luck by Dattatriya Siva Baba http://blogs.astroved.com/luck-and-ill-luck/ Astroved Blogs - Moon, Health, Saturn incense, pradosham, fire ritual, dattatreya, sivababa, nadi, nadi astrology Thu, 06 Oct 2011 13:31:16 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8 hourly 1 By: Meera Shyam http://blogs.astroved.com/luck-and-ill-luck/comment-page-1/#comment-24 Meera Shyam Fri, 21 Mar 2008 01:20:35 +0000 http://www.astroved.com/blogs/?p=3#comment-24 Radhe Radhe Baba ji. I am truly surprised about the fact that you are very spiritual and at the same time you are giving so much importance to the material aspect of living, that is your greatness and love towards all. You have truly deep level of empathy towards all human beings. this is a rare quality and in this you resemble kriya babaji. Love and light meera. Radhe Radhe Baba ji.

I am truly surprised about the fact that you are very spiritual and at the same time you are giving so much importance to the material aspect of living, that is your greatness and love towards all. You have truly deep level of empathy towards all human beings.
this is a rare quality and in this you resemble kriya babaji.

Love and light
meera.

]]> By: Bulletin News http://blogs.astroved.com/luck-and-ill-luck/comment-page-1/#comment-13 Bulletin News Sat, 15 Dec 2007 09:45:28 +0000 http://www.astroved.com/blogs/?p=3#comment-13 Phenomenal write up talking about Luck and Ill Luck by Dattatreya Siva Baba. Always enjoy your posts! Phenomenal write up talking about Luck and Ill Luck by Dattatreya Siva Baba. Always enjoy your posts!

]]> By: sumithra prasad http://blogs.astroved.com/luck-and-ill-luck/comment-page-1/#comment-11 sumithra prasad Tue, 20 Nov 2007 05:26:30 +0000 http://www.astroved.com/blogs/?p=3#comment-11 Heartfelt Respects to Sri. Datta! It is so true.. when we come into this world, in a dimension, not known to us. We travel into a realm of certainities and uncertainities. We walk on path of action.. that might be positive or negative. All of us, the ill- the suffereing - the disabled - the rich - the business tycoon.. just about everyone. However, we are unaware of what the future holds for us. But here , is where we need to have a moderator in our lives. To help us enhance our integral self and bring in greater clairty in our decision- making. To help us exploit our potential and reach out to those who need to be served in the name of humanity. And there are people out there who might have committed whatever, in the past lives, but it is for us to be there for them. And there being there, is also a reason for us to better ourselves.. to be humane.. and not just ponder over the fact of disparity in the socieities of the world. Sri Datta, thank you for bringing us into your fold of positive perception and greater understanding of life. This will surely help us to live our life to its fullest. With all due respects Sastaang Pranams to you! Sumithra Prasad Heartfelt Respects to Sri. Datta!

It is so true.. when we come into this world, in a dimension, not known to us. We travel into a realm of certainities and uncertainities. We walk on path of action.. that might be positive or negative.
All of us, the ill- the suffereing – the disabled – the rich – the business tycoon.. just about everyone.
However, we are unaware of what the future holds for us.
But here , is where we need to have a moderator in our lives.
To help us enhance our integral self and bring in greater clairty in our decision- making.
To help us exploit our potential and reach out to those who need to be served in the name of humanity.
And there are people out there who might have committed whatever, in the past lives, but it is for us to be there for them.
And there being there, is also a reason for us to better ourselves.. to be humane.. and not just ponder over the fact of disparity in the socieities of the world.

Sri Datta, thank you for bringing us into your fold of positive perception and greater understanding of life.

This will surely help us to live our life to its fullest.

With all due respects

Sastaang Pranams to you!

Sumithra Prasad

]]> By: James http://blogs.astroved.com/luck-and-ill-luck/comment-page-1/#comment-10 James Wed, 14 Nov 2007 05:41:09 +0000 http://www.astroved.com/blogs/?p=3#comment-10 The concept of karma as suffering from a past life seems unfair to me. Why do we have to suffer for things we did that we don't even remember doing? In the U.S. we do not punish mentally ill persons, who by virtue of their insanity did not understand the consequences of the action they committed. How can we understand the consequences if we don't even know what we did to offend or when we did it? The concept of karma as suffering from a past life seems unfair to me. Why do we have to suffer for things we did that we don’t even remember doing? In the U.S. we do not punish mentally ill persons, who by virtue of their insanity did not understand the consequences of the action they committed. How can we understand the consequences if we don’t even know what we did to offend or when we did it?

]]> By: Mandeep http://blogs.astroved.com/luck-and-ill-luck/comment-page-1/#comment-9 Mandeep Tue, 13 Nov 2007 19:59:39 +0000 http://www.astroved.com/blogs/?p=3#comment-9 I agree with a lot of this. Datta Ji brings up some good insights. I really think its about changing the way you look at things. This is a Wayne Dyer concept, who was taught by Datta ji as well. "When you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change." Karma is a lot like limiting beliefs, if not the same thing. It's a really matter of believing that reality is already manifested. You're already rich and happy! So, I ask you how would you feel if it was already here and normal. Well, for one thing, you wouldn't sending out a wanting energy, because you already have it. Instead you would be less focused on making it happen and more on just living life. Hope this helps. I will try to talk more about it on my blog. Thanks datta ji, Mandeep I agree with a lot of this. Datta Ji brings up some good insights. I really think its about changing the way you look at things. This is a Wayne Dyer concept, who was taught by Datta ji as well. “When you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change.” Karma is a lot like limiting beliefs, if not the same thing. It’s a really matter of believing that reality is already manifested. You’re already rich and happy! So, I ask you how would you feel if it was already here and normal. Well, for one thing, you wouldn’t sending out a wanting energy, because you already have it. Instead you would be less focused on making it happen and more on just living life.

Hope this helps. I will try to talk more about it on my blog.

Thanks datta ji,
Mandeep

]]> By: Eva Wreford http://blogs.astroved.com/luck-and-ill-luck/comment-page-1/#comment-7 Eva Wreford Fri, 09 Nov 2007 00:27:04 +0000 http://www.astroved.com/blogs/?p=3#comment-7 Karma is often explained as cause and effect. To paraphrase Datta, our actions (perceptions, too) create the world in which we live. This is common sense and helpful to all striving to live peacefully, happily and purposefully. I'm not sure that karmic "baggage" from past lives can explain the suffering in places like Africa, Afghanistan, Nepal, etc. Are these places some kind of refugee work camp for unfortunate souls? Why are all the people with karmic problems from a past life sent to Darfur, while the ones with good karma are sent to Provence? I also worry that some people might perceive that providing some form of human comfort to people in countries of grinding poverty is treating the symptom of a disease instead of the cause. The suggestion here is that the cause is karma from past lives. The healing of the soul cannot occur without the body having some sustenance. In this country we often hear of the poor needing to pull themselves up by their own boot straps. Respectfully Submitted, Eva Karma is often explained as cause and effect. To paraphrase Datta, our actions (perceptions, too) create the world in which we live. This is common sense and helpful to all striving to live peacefully, happily and purposefully.

I’m not sure that karmic “baggage” from past lives can explain the suffering in places like Africa, Afghanistan, Nepal, etc. Are these places some kind of refugee work camp for unfortunate souls? Why are all the people with karmic problems from a past life sent to Darfur, while the ones with good karma are sent to Provence?

I also worry that some people might perceive that providing some form of human comfort to people in countries of grinding poverty is treating the symptom of a disease instead of the cause. The suggestion here is that the cause is karma from past lives. The healing of the soul cannot occur without the body having some sustenance.

In this country we often hear of the poor needing to pull themselves up by their own boot straps.

Respectfully Submitted,

Eva

]]> By: linda peck http://blogs.astroved.com/luck-and-ill-luck/comment-page-1/#comment-5 linda peck Wed, 07 Nov 2007 01:02:44 +0000 http://www.astroved.com/blogs/?p=3#comment-5 This is so clearly stated. My daughter, Eva, was just asking me about this today and I had no quick answers. Thank you, my Guru. She can read it here. This is so clearly stated. My daughter, Eva, was just asking me about this today and I had no quick answers. Thank you, my Guru. She can read it here.

]]> By: Mary http://blogs.astroved.com/luck-and-ill-luck/comment-page-1/#comment-4 Mary Tue, 06 Nov 2007 23:08:10 +0000 http://www.astroved.com/blogs/?p=3#comment-4 Dear Datta: Thank you. We are so grateful you've made the Nadi remedies available to everyone, wherever they are on the planet. How do we make things much better for all the people in poorer countries? Thank you for guiding us. Om Dram Dattatreya Siva Baba Dear Datta:

Thank you. We are so grateful you’ve made the Nadi remedies available to everyone, wherever they are on the planet. How do we make things much better for all the people in poorer countries? Thank you for guiding us. Om Dram Dattatreya Siva Baba

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