influenced the thinking of
Super Brain 1946- Dr. Deepak Chopra
"I maintain that truth is a pathless land , and you cannot approach it by any path whatsoever, by any religion, by any sect.
That is my point of view, and I adhere to that absolutely and unconditionally.
Truth, being limitless, unconditioned, unapproachable by any path whatsoever, cannot be organized;
nor should any organization be formed to lead or coerce people along a particular path."
~~ Krishnamurti's speech disbanding the Order of the Star of the East which had been created to support him as Theosophical World Teacher, (Ommen, Holland, August 2, 1929)
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Proposed Theosophical World Teacher
Philosopher, Author, Abdicant
Earthbody-Entry Saturday-11-May-1895
Earthbody-Exit 17-Feb-1986
"Pain itself destroys pain.
Suffering itself frees man from suffering."
Jiddu Krishnamurti * 1895-1986 * iconic personality of Theosophy
birth data from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jiddu_Krishnamurti * tentatively rectified by BP Lama
charts, graphs, and tables generated by Shri Jyoti Star * adapted by BP Lama
Rising Nakshatra
Masculine Nativities
Shatavisaka * Sadachbia * Shata-takara
BPL commentary
For Shata-taraka births of a masculine valence, the disposition of mesmerizing, hypnotic, shadowy, exciting, passionate, ambitious, opportunistic, privilege-seeking Professor Rahu may considerably affect the outcome.
For those born into the Rahu-ruled paradigm of Sadabija, exotics, ethnic mixers, opportunists, fascinators, mesmerizers, privilege-seekers, impostors, rogues, intensifiers of passion and desire, self-proclaimers, self-promoters, agents-provocateur, charlatans, masters of smoke and oils, and entrancingly ambitious persons may be especially influential.
Instructional guidance provided by emissaries from the civilizations of Sadachbia* Tabernacles. Their purpose is mixing of systems.
Mixed-Order Systems
Rahu-ruled fellows who are born into Sata are often found in fascinating roles that boost mass consciousness. Sata births are somewhat rare. Sadachbia work with large regulated systems such as mathematics, scientific theories, and sacred cosmology and with formalized psychic sciences such as hypnosis.
Sadabija gentlemen may display principled methods of inquiry, and they may hold dignified social positions, but their personal lifestyles are often unorthodox. Their work often overturns an outdated social paradigm of scientific theory or religious belief.
Themes of over-reaching, charlatanry, entrancement, expedient linkage, hypnotic appearance, and connections between contradictory systems may contextualize Sata's terrestrial experience. Applies also to Chandra in Shata-taraka
QUOTATION from: Shil-Ponde.(1939). Hindu Astrology Joytisha-Shastra. p 88.
"a quiet and unassuming person,
thoughtful and meditative
yet given to sudden outbursts of temper.
Lives in the mental world rather than in the physical.
Prefers solitude to the company of others.
Does not care for small talk
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and finds social contact rather tiresome.
Many astrologers and philosophers found with Shatataraka on the Rising Point."
A light eater and moderate in most things."
Biographical events matched to the Vimshottari Dasha Calendar
The Mirror 1895-1986 theosophy Jiddu Krishnamurti
QUOTATION from Mr. Krishnamurti Jiddu
"You may remember the story of how the devil and a friend of his were walking down the street, when they saw ahead of them a man stoop down and pick up something from the ground, look at it, and put it away in his pocket.
The friend said to the devil, "What did that man pick up?"
"He picked up a piece of the truth," said the devil.
"That is a very bad business for you, then," said his friend.
"Oh, not at all," the devil replied, "I am going to help him organize it."
QUOTATION from Mr. Krishnamurti Jiddu
"Beauty is complete order. But most of us have not that sense of beauty in our lives.
- We may be great artists, great painters, expert in various things, but in our own daily life, with all the anxieties and miseries, we live, unfortunately, a very disordered life.
It is a fact.
- You may a great scientist, you may be a great expert in a subject, but you have your own problems, struggles, pain, anxieties and the rest of it.
We are asking, is it possible to live in complete order within, not impose discipline, control, but to inquire into the nature of this disorder, what are the causes, and to dispel, move away, wash away the cause.
Then there is a living order in the universe."
Budha Mahadasha * age birth until age 12.1 (1895-1914)
- Budha-Vrishabha * Budha in bhava-4 * Budha-4 parivartamsha Zukra-5
12-May-1895 Earth-birth * Budha-Zukra bhukti * yogakaraka Zukra rules 4+9
1897 (age-2) malaria, which remained a lifetime affliction * Budha-Chandra bhukti * Chandra rogesha
1905 grieved the decease of mother (K's age 10) * Budha-Shani chdradasha
Ketu Mahadasha * age12.1 until age 19.1 (1907-1914)
Jan-1909 K's widowed father moves his family of six children into a cottage on the outskirts of the Theos. Soc. campus * Ketu-Zukra * Zukra rules 4-housing + 9-doctrine
Dec-1910 publication of At the Feet of the Master (K's age 15) later discovered to have been written by Leadbeater * Ketu-Rahu bhukti
Jan-1911 appointed leader of the newly founded Order of the Star in the East by its creator, Annie Besant. * Ketu-Rahu bhukti
Apr-1911 Jiddu Krishnamurti and Jiddu Nitya taken to England by Annie Besant.(K's age 12) * Ketu-Rahu bhukti * Rahu-exotic adventures
1912 lawsuit by K's father seeking to restore paternal custody, charged that pedophile Leadbeater had groomed K into a sexual relationship. Suit is upheld by Indian courts. * Ketu-Shani bhukti * Shani law
1914 Annie Besant's appeal in England overrides Indian court authority. Wrests custody of Krishna and Nitya from their father, sealing a legal and physical separation from their family * Ketu-Budha chidradasha * Budha rules 8-identity change,
Zukra Mahadasha * age 19.1 until age 39.1 (1914-1934)
- Zukra-Mithunaya * Zukra-5 * Zukra-yuti-Mangala * Zukra-yuti-Guru * Zukra-5 parivartamsha Budha-4
1921 significant love affair (age 27) with Helen Knotthe * Zukra-Rahu bhukti
1922 permanent settlement in Ojai California * Zukra-Rahu bhukti
Aug 1922 Kundalini awakening announced. * Zukra-Rahu bhukti
13-Nov-1925 K's dear younger brother and secretary Nitya dies of tuberculosis (K's age 30). * Zukra-Guru bhukti * Guru rules 12th-from-3rd-from-Chandra decease of younger sibling
03-Aug-1929 Abdication from World Teacher role and duties along with public disavowal of cults and religions. Disbands the OSE releasing 50K adherents worldwide. * Zukra-Shani bhukti * Shani rules 12-invisibility, loss of identity
1932 begin 25-year love affair (Rosalind Williams Rajagopal) * Zukra-Budha bhukti * Budha rules 7th navamsha ++ R-K transit via Makara-Karkata radical lagna
1933 decease of Annie Besant * Zukra-Ketu chidradasha
Surya Mahadasha * age 39.1 until age 45.1 (1934-1940)
Chandra Mahadasha * age 45.1 until age 55.1 (1940-1950)
Mangala Mahadasha * age 55.1 until age 62.1 (1950-1957)
Rahu Mahadasha * age 62.1 until age 80.1 (1957-1975)
1965 adversarial and bitter end of 25-year long love affair (Rosalind Williams Rajagopal) with one who had been deeply invested in his career * Rahu-Shani bhukti
1971 (age 72) Krishnamurti begins a protracted series of lawsuits (ending in 1986) against the Rajagopals his managing director and publisher, alleging mismanagement and attempting to reclaim author's copyrights * Rahu-Surya bhukti * Surya rules-7 lawsuits
Guru Mahadasha * age 80.1 until decease age 90 (1975-1986)
17-Feb-1986 Lightbody Lift-off by pancreatic cancer (age 90) * Guru-Surya bhukti * Surya maraka rules-2
Distinctive Features of the Nativity
The Mirror 1895-1986 theosophy Jiddu Krishnamurti
Surya * pitrikaraka * jyotikaraka
- Surya-Meza * uttama * Suryaya * the supreme one
- Surya in bhava-3 * center of commerce, intelligence for reports, dramatic announcements, creative descriptions * self-referential instruction delivery * confident handcraft, splendid technology * entertaining explanations * administrative entitlements * focus on communication * eye on process management * iconic messaging * bright center of discourse * brilliant gesturing
FATHER
Dad = Jiddu Narayaniah, a clerk in the colonial revenue collections office. Surya in bhava-3 clerk, administrator. He joined the Theosophical Society in 1882. Following retirement from the government service in 1907, dad worked as a records manager at the Theosophical Society offices when K was 12 years old.
Surya in bhava-3 -uttama * Master of the Dialogue
Radiantly unique and noble uttama-Surya-Mesha-3 = independence, aristocracy, charisma, champion. For 60 years he visited bhuktiically on a three-country pattern between India, UK, and USA and other locations for single public conversation events)
Mr. Jiddu gave lectures; tended his vegetable garden; and relaxed with friends, funded by a financially privileged organization which continued to hold him up as a World Teacher -- despite his vigorously denouncing this role . An aristocrat, K certainly never had to work in the conventional sense of the term.
- Chandra-Vrizchika * nichha * comforted by rhythmic penetration of mystery
- Chandra in Jyeztha-Kita * comforted by competitive signals * protector of soothing prophetic messages, narrative of cultural pioneering, familiar face of direct announcements
- Chandra in classroom-10 * comfort in orderly ranks * socially recognized for emotional qualities * parental style of leadership * familiar with strict protocol * accustomed to regulations * soothed by systems * acculturated to executive routines * settled into the rhythm of iconic roles * needs to feel the repeating pulse of visibility * calmed by hierarchical steps + sequences * anchored into roles of recognition + respect; * undulating lawfulness
Chandra rogesha rules-6 exploitation, ailment, disagreement
MOTHER
Mom = Jiddu Sanjeev-amma a traditional Brahmin householder mother. Of her 11 childbirths, Jiddu Krishnamurti was her 8th offspring (thus named for Krsna).
MARRIAGE and interactive relationships support expectations
Kuja * bhratru-karaka * virya-karaka
- Mangala-Mithunaya * vigorous pursuit of conversation * proactive delivery of information * push toward explanatory instruction * champion of process management
- Mangala in bhava-5 * drive toward creativity * pursuit of games * invasive drama * dynamic style of flamboyant display * competitive children * energized by romance * political conquests * productive intelligence * push toward speculative adventures
- Kuja-yuti-Guru * multiple competitions, many brother-figures, energized growth, dynamic generosity, masculine force joins optimistic expansion, champion of humanistic worldview, potential for aggressive preaching, indoctrinating actions
- Kuja-yuti-Zukra * dual sexuality * energized bargaining * dynamic trading * masculine force joins feminine allure * potential for aggressive mating * partnering actions * innovative arrangements , potential for aggressive mating, partnering actions
Budha * bandhava-karaka * zisya-karaka
- Budha-Vrishabha * financial communications * articulation of tonal * talks about stored goods * discusses collected assets * delivers descriptive evaluations * sends historic messages about worth and value * signals harmonious sound frequencies * hands-arms-shoulders send gathering gestures
- Budha in bhava-4 * narrative of parents, homeland, roots, routine, ritual * discusses the mother-figure, parenting, comfort, security, defense , describer of sheltering protection, fences, boundaries, policing, guardianship, familiarity, explainer of homeland customs, delivers instructions for anchoring, patriotic slogans, talks about farms, fishing, nourishment, transportation, vehicles, schooling, foundations, folkways, customary rhythms, seasons
- Budha-4 parivartamsha Zukra-5
Budha occupies 7th-from-Chandra suggesting liaisons with younger partners
Guru * dhavakaraka * bahuta-karaka
- Guru-Mithunaya * much communication * many merchants * conversations about belief * doctrine of inclusive messaging * expansive evangelism * detailed guidance discussions * widens the scope of management * many documents * repeating growth patterns * multiple administrative projects
- Guru in bhava-5 * much creativity * many intelligences * many entitlements * numerous games + entertainments * many romances * extensive self-glorification * Children identified with paradigmatic beliefs * expansion of political display * development of drama * Optimistic in speculations * patron of creative performance
- Guru-yuti-Mangala bhratri-karaka * multiple brother-figures * permission to compete-and-win * expansive conquests * progressive philosophy * large-scale invasive actions * vigorous champion of optimistic belief
- Guru-yuti-Zukra sodarya-karaka * multiple sisterly-figures * permission to make deals * abundant pleasures + treasures * optimistic diplomatic philosophy * large-scale alignments * broad scope of partnerships * diverse financial arrangements
Rahu-1 mutual drishti Guru-5
Guru in bhava-5 Mithunaya = many publications, conversations
JK wrote (mainly co-wrote) and published more than 50 books and articles, consisting primarily of transcripts of his philosophical dialogues with other thought-leaders. He conducted decades of popular evening lectures in Anglophile venues worldwide, and nearly all of these have been recorded. In addition to his extensive reflective content of a personal nature, he also wrote a small number of logically argued philosophical essays. However, the vast majority of his output = conversation transcripts.
Zukra * svadhu-karaka * kalatra-karaka
Yogakaraka Zukra rules 4-foundations, childhood, cultural rhythms, ethnic basis ++ 9-doctrine, philosophy, credenda, beliefs
- Zukra-Mithunaya * appreciation of detail, likes accessories, attracted to writers and businesspeople, balanced communications, aesthetic of handiwork, pleasures of specific explanations, enjoys correspondence and conversation, articulated messaging arrangements
- Zukra-5 * pleasure of dramatic gaming enjoys center-stage equity * feminine-figures are prominent in the creative * political environments * pleasing designs to adorn the heart * graceful solar plexus * literary and fine arts * appreciation of creativity
- Zukra-yuti-Mangala * sweetened conquests * gracious competition * appreciation for pioneering innovation * aesthetic of sporting interactions * proactive negotiations * musical brother-figure * competitive contracts * accommodating sexuality *prefers relationships with energetic partners
- Zukra-yuti-Guru * sweetened expansions, gracious diversity, appreciation for philosophical doctrine, adjustable catechism, numerous negotiations, humanistic agreements, generous beauty, balanced patronage * arrangements according to priestly paradigm of belief
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Zukra-5 parivartamsha Budha-4
Zukra rules Chandra in Purva-azadha * comforted by valued beliefs * protectors of inspirational music * needs philosophical harmony * soothed by expansively beautiful design
Zukra Mahadasha * age 19.1 until age 39.1 (1914-1934)
1922 When Nitya contracted tuberculosis, they moved to Ojai California seeking hot dry air for a cure. A cottage was built for them, and this became Krishnamurti's home base for the rest of his long life. Jiddu Nitya died in 1925, when K was age-30 during K's Zukra-Guru bhukti.
Zukra-Shani bhukti * 03-Aug-1929,
Abdication speech dissolving the Order of the Star = "truth is a pathless land" .Rejected occult study, authority figures, and ceremonial religion as paths to truth. His primary western handler Ms. Annie Besant had become senile (Shani) and she did not recognize that Krishnamurti had effectively ended the organization as she had designed it.
Shani * duro-karaka * jara-karaka
- Shani-Thula * uttama * heavy old agreements * mandatory bargaining * strict rules for making agreements * vital energy compression stress zone = kidney-pancreas * rigidly regulated match-making * limitations upon socially approved partnerships * must honor the lowest-common-denominator in deal-making * common law for fair-exchange * must materialize orderly social justice * must work in structures of unyielding diplomacy * must cooperate with slow elderly counselors* must trade within statutory requirements * must continue conventional negotiations despite scarce available resources
- Shani in Bhava-9 * Structured, orderly, time-conscious paradigm of belief. One must preach the old doctrine, old principles; punitive, unyielding ideologies, cautious, conventional father-figures; tense and fearful religious teachers, chronic rigidity of worldview; heavy legacy pressure against freely chosen convictions. Resistance to new teachings. Preacher's fatigue. Resentment toward changes in catechism. Intolerance for sacerdotal innovation. Support for socially-approved, rigidly dutiful roles as high priest, guru-figure, professor, rabbi, sermonizer, proselyte, Old Believer.
Younger Brother
Officially, Krishnamurti's public life companion was his beloved younger brother and secretary Nityananda who traveled the world with K. Nitya's companionship sustained some semblance of normalcy in their very peculiar world. Shani-uttama-9 rules 3rd-from-Chandra = younger sibling. bhava-12 Makara suggests that Nitya was a quiet, retiring person defined by his doctrinal commitments (9)
Rahu * rajyalobha-karaka * picchala-karaka (slippery)
- Rahu-Kumbha (swakshetra) * shimmering illusion of webwork * craving for community * over-reaching voluntary connections * mirage of material science * fabulous marketplace associations * extraordinary friendliness * intriguing ecologies * mask of lawfully interlinked systems * fascinating networks * seeks special importance via apparent (but perhaps not authentic) attributes of futurism, social participation linkage, economic distributions, community-knitting, socialite-roles
- Rahu in bhava-1 * passion for vitality * in swabhava of Competitive Kuja, the Shadowy Specter seeks privilege via glamorous, exotic, or mesmerizing physical visage, extraordinary athletic movement. Smoky, oily aura. Craves an exceptional appearance, exhilarating energy, thrilling champion of non-standard lifestyles. Seeks social mobility via vital, dynamic muscularity. Exciting personality. Challenges the norms with innovative behavior. Unusual combination of identities. Embodiment of socio-cultural mixing. Seeks opportunity via ability to cross customary boundaries. Double agent, representing two or more groups. Over-reaching characteristics. Stirring ambition. Trespasses the conventional dividing cultural boundaries. Remarkable conditions of birth. A fascinating figure.. May represent a cult of personality.
Rahu-1 occupies the educating, securing, stabilizing 4th-from-Chandra
Rahu-1 mutual drishti Guru-5
Rahu drishti to Shani-uttama-9 doctrine, professorship
Rahu drishti to Guru-Zukra-Mangala Mithunaya-5 celebrity, publications
Ketu * kavandha-karaka * chidra-karaka
- Ketu-Singha * dissociates from creative performance, incomplete entitlement, empty intelligence, dissolute brilliance, not limited by celebrity roles, ignores restriction on political opinion, applies theatrical solipsism to the misty abyss
- Ketu in classroom-7 * ambivalent toward agreements, absentee spouse, disregards contractual loyalties, disinterested in negotiations, wanders from the middle-balance, dissolves the alliances, irrelevance of equity and partnership. One abandons the usual covenants, ignores the conventional bargains, delivers incoherent promises.
Ketu-7 occupies the career 10th-from-Chandra = profession in spiritual matters, leader of the dispersed
Ketu Mahadasha * age12.1 until age 19.1 (1907-1914)
Ketu-Rahu bhukti * Jan-1911
Teenage Krishnamurti, until now protected by his family and his handlers, is appointed leader of the Order of the Star in the East by the institutional leadership, Annie Besant. His English management team tried to arrange his admission to both Oxford and London universities but K failed the entrance exams. K was too young and academically unprepared, while and his managers were viewed in many circles as hoaxy frauds (Rahu). Still there was a movement to be developed and money to be made (Rahu). There were many believers and many large donations. Private tutors were hired and life went on.
1911-1914 bhukti of frequent travelling with Theosophist chaperones * * Ketu wandering
Ketu-Rahu bhukti * Ketu-7 relationships * Rahu smoke-and-mirrors, over-reaching, fraud *
Dec-1910 publication of At the Feet of the Master (K's age 15) written when Krishnamurti was only 15 and promoted as his own work. As commentators have noted, a fifteen year old not well accustomed to formal English could hardly have produced such a masterpiece of succinct wisdom and mature advice. Clearly it was written by an adult with a promotional goal in mind. Modern linguistic analysis shows that it is the writing of Leadbeater. Nevertheless it sold fabulously under Krishnamurti's purported authorship, and soon the book was hailed as a cornerstone scripture of the Theosophical movement.
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