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Srimad Bhagavatam 11.23.53

11.23.53

ग्रहानिमित्तं सुखदु:खयोश्चेत् किमात्मनोऽजस्य जनस्य ते वै । ग्रहैर्ग्रहस्यैववदन्तिपीडां क्रुध्येत कस्मैपुरुषस्ततोऽन्य: ॥ ५३ ॥

grahā nimittaṁ sukha-duḥkhayoś cet kim ātmano ’jasya janasya te vai grahair grahasyaiva vadanti pīḍāṁ krudhyeta kasmai puruṣas tato ’nyaḥ

grahāḥ
the controlling planets
nimittam
the immediate cause
sukha-duḥkhayoḥ
of happiness and distress
cet
if
kim
what
ātmanaḥ
for the soul
ajasya
who is unborn
janasya
of that which is born
te
those planets
vai
indeed
grahaiḥ
by other planets
grahasya
of a planet
eva
only
vadanti
(expert astrologers) say
pīḍām
suffering
krudhyeta
should become angry
kasmai
at whom
puruṣaḥ
the living entity
tataḥ
from that material body
anyaḥ
distinct

And if we examine the hypothesis that the planets are the immediate cause of suffering and happiness, then also where is the relationship with the soul, who is eternal? After all, the effect of the planets applies only to things that have taken birth. Expert astrologers have moreover explained how the planets are only causing pain to each other. Therefore, since the living entity is distinct from these planets and from the material body, against whom should he vent his anger?