Jyotish as Quantum

Jyotish (meaning light) is a detailed system of astrology from India. It is literally to examine what the Light has to say about the future. As in other forms of astrology, Jyotish says certain planets are generally beneficial as pertaining to their energies and how these influence. There can be generated 16 different Jyotish charts that are all separate aspects of an individual person. These charts may cover among other things: minute motions of planets, time subdivided to predict one’s future, and several thousand individual patterns between any 2 or 3 planet’s arrangements called yogas.

Jyotish is a quantum scince. By exchanging energy, each point in the universe is communicating with the other. This means that energy contains information. In Jyotish, considerations that the universe is bound this way are important clues to future events. Jyotish asserts that information is encoded into energy and has human significance. As with the meaning of the word jyotish, the future is spelled out in light.

Because the Soul does not adhere to material level influences (feelings, movement, shape, etc…) is it apart from ordinary existence, and yet very much an iatrical aspect of ourselves. This may indicate that the Soul is the zero point, or junction point between time and timelessness; a point that is part of both dimensions.

In India, the soul has two parts.

Jiva is the individual soul that we carry with us on the material plane. It is also tarried along throughout the multitude of lifetimes we choose to experience. It is the aspect of us that must come to the full realization of God. It is subject to acts of good and bad and contains all the Karma it will incur; however as we make changes to our lives, jiva is changed as well.

Atman is the second part of our Soul. It is the pure spirit. It does not come with us onto this material place. It is the same as God in as it cannot change. It stays with God on the virtual plane where it is timeless, unbound, without form.

However, the Soul has its own agenda to accomplish. The Jiva must, as the Vedas terms, overcome the 5 Kelshas, or causes of human suffering:
Ignorance of the Nature of Reality
Identification with the ego
Attraction toward desire
Repulsion of desire
Fear of Death

Simple as it may sound, if you explore the true nature of Reality, all pain will eventually come to an end.