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In The Stars

I'm pulling an all nighter... got code compiling on another machine in my secondary monitor as I type.

Happy Guru Day :) I had an interesting day really. I mostly worked (obviously) but I did skip out for an hour to have a Vedic Astrology reading with a "famous" Bhakti Yogi.... for lack of a better way to describe said person. The reading was interesting. Meeting this person was very interesting. There were definitely some moments during the reading where I was like "Wow, how the heck did you come up with that?" Here are some memorable ideas:

-- At one point, he looks up and says "So you work in law?" I think "Huh?" I say "Now what in the world made you say that?" He explains something about some moon in something or other... I explain that, indeed, I work in law.

-- He told me my planetary alignments indicate I am incredibly intelligent and yet I have little patience for people who don't get it as fast as me. I need to find compassion in my words.

-- He told me I'm in a Jupiter Dasa (word?) right now but that by the time I'm 38, I will be entering the time of Saturn and, apparently, this time is going to be very testing and deep and difficult. I thought "Damn, it's been hard enough lately."

-- He told me that I'm a wonderful teacher and that I should explore teaching something "physical" "like yoga."

-- He told me I'm a person people love to talk to and listen to... I didn't mention I have a blog that hundreds read.

-- He told me I have wonderful mother qualities.

-- He told me my mother likes red (which I have no idea about).

-- He told me, repeatedly, that I should think of Hanuman, that Hanuman will get me through this Saturn and that I should come to know Hanuman before I enter that stage.... he mentioned a Ganesh with Hanuman flying around him (wierd).

-- He also repeatedly told me that I need to be in the ocean.. to swim for an hour in the ocean, repeating mantras and swimming with deep strokes.

There was a bunch of other stuff he mentioned... I'll have to listen to the CD when I get a chance. For those of you locally, if you'd like to get the information on this person, please don't hesitate to contact me. I hesitate to use his name, not because he told me not to, but because it makes it a bit more anonymous for me to blog about.

Now back to coding workflow...workflow..workflow.

Comments

Sounds like a pretty accurate reading!

Or maybe he just reads your blog!?

it just blows me away, the things we have become accustomed to. I remember (foggily, as I'm so ancient :)) back in 1979, being introduced to a 370/145 and 370/158. The 158 had 6 partitions and could (tadum!) run 6 programs simultaneously! This machine took an entire room. The little notebooks we travel around the world with would put that machine to shame. :)

How's it going, working from home again?

I concur with the CIOdude.