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ASTROLOGY AS A SCIENCE
People have several misconceptions about
astrology. A section of people standing at the
negative extremity totally discards astrology as
a science. In the opinion of the people
belonging to this section, it is a mere
superstition. Another section of people standing
at the opposite extremity regards astrology as
grace of spiritually pious people whose uttering
is believed to be the God's verdict. That is why
every priest working in a temple, in the opinion
of the majority of people, is an astrologer by
virtue of his simply being a priest irrespective
of his being literate or illiterate. Both these
notions are wrong. Astrology has a perfect
scientific base with enormous scientific
literature on its back. Astrology is the
by-product of astronomy which determines
mathematically the position of planets and other
heavenly bodies in relation to the earth. The
same ancient mathematicians and astronomers who
developed the most accurate system of
calculating planetary motions, studied the
effect of planetary configurations on general
atmosphere and individuals. The full moon
affects the lunatics and the sea-waters is now a
fully established fact. The gravitational pull
of the planets and other heavenly bodies
mutually affect one another. An individual
cannot be unconcerned with the effect of mutual
gravitational conflict. The birth-time chart of
an individual known as horoscope gives the
picture of planetary combinations at the time of
birth. Birth time position of planets is
responsible for the composition of mind, body,
nature, health, social status, worldly
possessions etc. of an individual. Therefore,
horoscopes are made which give the whole account
of life.
Thus astrology is neither a superstition nor a
grace of spiritually enlightened people but a
science of probabilities as well as certainties
adjudged on the basis of planetary effects.
Astrology remains an important facet in the
lives of many Hindus. In Hindu culture, newborns
are traditionally named based on their jyotish
charts, and jyotish concepts are pervasive in
the organization of the calendar and holidays as
well as in many areas of life, such as in making
decisions made about marriage, opening a new
business, and moving into a new home.
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OCCULT TREASURES
Base Of Astrology |
Scientific Base of Astrology: During fertilization the most activated sperm whose frequency matches with the mother egg’s frequency can enter into it. Nature starts writing the planetary programme on the blank CD. During this nine months period planetary electro magnetic forces activates the ions of different bio- chemicals and decides the pattern of horoscope
or Kundali.
This is a Vedic research the proof is
Capillary Dynamolysis.
Capillary Dynamolysis
By Adam McLean. First published in the Hermetic
Journal 1980. In the early 1920's, Lilly Kolisko
working upon a suggestion made by Rudolf Steiner,
the founder of Anthroposophy, devised a method for
experimentally investigating the workings of the
etheric forces in material substance. She called
this technique 'Capillary Dynamolysis' and continued
to investigate and refine the method until she died
in 1976. She applied it particularly to researching
the etheric forces working in the domain of
agriculture, testing various composting methods, and
using it to investigate the disease processes in
plants, animals and man, that are the result of
etheric imbalance. Later in an amazing series of
experiments, she was able to show directly the
influence of the planets on substance, particularly
revealed at critical conjunctions, oppositions and
eclipses.
I believe her work to be of the greatest importance,
as she has provided us with an experimental tool for
investigating the etheric forces, and truly laid the
foundations of a modern alchemical experimental
methodology.
The technique she pioneered is beautifully simple,
and is basically a qualitative repeatable scientific
test, which reveals the workings of the etheric
forces in substance. A measured standard quantity
(10 cc) of the substance to be tested, say a plant
sap, is placed in a shallow glass vessel in which is
stood a vertical cylinder (about 12 inches high) of
filter paper (a rectangular piece rounded and closed
upon itself).
The solution is allowed to rise up the filter paper
until it is all absorbed, and the filter paper is
then left to dry completely. Then the formative
forces working in this substance are revealed
through a development process. This involves
repeating the proceedure above with the dried filter
paper, but this time placing in the vessel a dilute
solution of one of the soluable salts of the
planetary metals. 1% solutions were found to be the
most successful. The choice of the developing
solution depends on which aspect of the etheric
forces one is studying.
Gold Chloride for the Sun
Mercuric Chloride for Mercury
Silver Nitrate for the Moon
Stannous Chloride for Jupiter
Copper Sulphate for Venus
Lead Nitrate for Saturn
Iron Sulphate for Mars
This part of the experiment should be done in good
natural light, as light is essential in developing
the forms. One finds revealed through these
experiments, patterns of color and form on the
filter paper, which are a kind of shadow image of
the etheric forces working in the substance. This is
a qualitative test rather than a quantitative one.
That is, unlike laboratory capillary analysis, where
one measures the height the substance rises on the
filter paper, here we look at the nature of the
forms displayed, and consider the strength of these
forms, and the ways in which they metamorphose when
different test solutions are used.
Thus this test can be used to give an indication of
how much life force remains in plant substances
preserved using different preservation methods. I
show the results obtained using fresh apple juice
and fresh tomato juice, and here we see the strong
forms that characterise the activity of the etheric
forces revealed by the silver nitrate. By comparison
the preserved juices show a definite lack of form.
This test can also be used to show that homoeopathic
dilutions of substances have definite formative
forces working within these dilutions, which in the
higher potencies have only a few molecules of the
poetized substance in the measured quantity of
test solution.
Lilly Kolisko extended her work to include a series
of experiments relating astronomical events to
observable changes in the pattern of the planetary
metals when they are allowed to rise through the
filter paper. For this she chose an eclipse of the
Sun, and the two illustrations shown are from the
sequence of experiments she undertook during the
total eclipse of the Sun of l9th June 1936. Over the
period of the eclipse, she performed a large number
of standard capillary dynamolysis tests, starting
the day before the eclipse and continuing till the
day after. The experiments were performed on the
hour at hourly intervals, to provide a full record
of the event, but as the time of the eclipse
approached on 19th June at 4.56 am, these were
performed at ten minute intervals up to the period
of totality, when the experiments were repeated each
minute.
Thus a complete record of the period of the eclipse
was made and also control experiments for the day
before and the day after. One of the tests she ran
at that time involved the simultaneous use of Gold
Chloride and Silver Nitrate as the test solution,
Gold reflecting the Sun forces and Silver the Moon.
A thorough description of this experiment together
with illustrations of the resulting filter paper
patterns, was published in 1936. I reprodude here
only two of this series, one from during the
totality of the eclipse itself and the other from
the same time on the day before the eclipse. We see
clearly how the silver forms have risen during the
eclipse event to dominate the gold colors.
I believe we should come to recognize in these
capillary dynamolysis experiments of Lilly Kolisko,
a kind of continuation in twentieth century terms of
alchemical experimentation. We read in many
alchemical texts of how experiments were repeated
again and again awaiting the right cosmic moment
when some definite change in the experimental
substances could be seen. We can also see a parallel
between the filter paper and the alchemical retort,
within which the test substances interacted and the
colors and forms were revealed. The alchemist
created in the space of their retorts, delicately
balanced equilibrium of substances which were
sensitive to any change in the etheric environment,
or the forces working within the test substance. I
think we can recognise in alchemical writings
descriptions of such equilibrium, some of which
involved not just solid/liquid and liquid/ liquid
phases but also liquid/gaseous phases. The alchemist
mused over such experiments, gazing into the retort
watching for a sign, some subtle change that
indicated the presence of the etheric forces. Such
an alchemist would. I feel, be quite at home with
Lilly Kollsko's work.
I believe that the work of Lilly Kolisko has
provided for us a foundation stone upon which future
alchemical experimentation can be built. The etheric
forces, of course, can never be described in
quantitative terms and this has led established
Science, ruled by quantity, to deny their existence,
as materialistic Science has no method for
investigating these forces directly. Lilly Kolisko
has provided a bridge between esoteric Science and
quantitative science, as using exact scientific
methods, she was able to create a qualitative
scientific method for observing the influence of the
etheric forces in substance, through experiments
which are readily repeatable. I hope that her work
can be continued and extended as I can see that upon
its foundations a qualitative science of the etheric
forces can be built, a new alchemy and Etheric
Science.
Agriculture of Tomorrow Capillary Dynamolysis Gold
and the Sun (eclipse of 19th June 1936)
Gold and the Sun (eclipse of 20th May 1947)
The Moon and the Growth of Plants
Eugen and Lilly Kolisko
Silver and the Human Organism
Lead and the Human Organism
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Science
Astrology is an art having a base of science.
Like surgery, after a certain level one has to
lift himself above technicalities and achieve
skill of doing the thing swiftly. That is one of
the sciences through which one can read fortune.
There are many other sciences like palmistry,
Numerology, Face Reading, Ramala Shastra, Nadi
Samhita, Chhaya shastra and so on. Some occult
sciences like Tantra, Aghori Vidya, Karna
Pishaccha, Mantra Vigyan and intuitions, are
also used to know the fortune. Astrology
provides larger base to all other skills. All
these are only means to read the fortune, and
are not unchangeable. The theories in these all
sciences have changed over the period. Like
every other science it is also moving towards
perfection. In the olden days Astrological
skills were the basic qualification for any
high-ranking post in the king's courts or Army.
King Samudra Gupta and Vikramaditya are well
known for their skilful courtiers. But in the
latter period, particularly after the industrial
revolution, all these sciences went on the back
burner. Obviously the development slowed down
and people in general started thinking, with
their boasted confidence that man can create and
destroy the things he feel alike. But now in the
age of uncertainty these sciences, Astrology or
Vastu Shastra are being refreshed.
Astrology has played an important role in the
shaping of culture, early astronomy, the
Vedas,[12] and various disciplines throughout
history. In fact, astrology and astronomy were
often indistinguishable before the modern era,
with the desire for predictive and divinatory
knowledge one of the motivating factors for
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