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5 April 2020, 2:54 PM
In 1810, Raja of Ujjain paid a visit to Kashi. He along with Kashi Naresh, was on a boat going towards Manikarnika ghat when he saw the shining figure of Swami sitting on water. On inquiry, he was told about the extra ordinary powers of the saint. The King was very impressed and as if sensing his wish to see him, Swami appeared on the boat. The King was glad and showed his extra ordinary bejeweled sword to him. The saint did not even think for a moment and threw the sword in water. When the King got in a fit of rage and grief, Swami put his hand in water and extracted two similar swords from the water. He asked the King to recognize his sword, which he obviously could not do. Swami told him sternly that he was troubled for the sword when he could not even recognize which one was his sword. That was his way to show him the futility of the physical attractions of the world. read more...
13 April 2020, 7:21 PM
One year more than a century has passed, still no one has forgotten the brutality with which the atrocious killing at Jallianwala Bagh was carried out. Jallianwala Bagh is located at a distance of barely one and a half kilometers from the Golden Temple in Amritsar. On 13 Apr 1919, on the day of Baisakhi (an important Hindu festival) at 5:37 in the evening, when more than 10,000 people (some say there were 15,000 to 20,000) were gathered in the Jallianwala Bagh, acting Brigadier-General Reginald Dyer ordered to shoot at the unarmed, innocent public.
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13 May 2008, 6:29 PM
She rang me up and asked me for an urgent consultation. Both in Shillong and Calcutta and later in Delhi I got horoscopes of people who were doubtful about their birth details, having lost their original horoscopes during their migration in 1947 from the riot torn areas of what now are Pakistan and Bangladesh. It was so in her case also. But the memory of someone in the family helped her retrieve her birth details is what she told me.
In the case of women, most people in northern India rarely kept correct birth details those days when she was born. A woman was a “disposable commodity” who would enter her husband’s house and could be neglected unlike the boy, has been and continues to be the favoured child of the family. It is the view of many even now.
Was the horoscope correct?
Karakamsha lagna is Simha and Putrakaraka is Mercury with Jupiter showing pure inclination towards humanities, not science during her student days.
Before any prediction is given it becomes the primary consideration. In such cases, just note down the birth details as are passed on and do not indulge in exercise of correcting it which can be done later.
The birth horoscope and the navamsha showed either a bad marriage or no marriage. Not married she said.
What had she studied is what I was interested in finding out myself without her telling me as that is invariably a good starting point of the verification of a horoscope.
Moon, an artistic planet, unafflicted in the eleventh house aspects the fifth house. The fifth lord, Mars is with Sun and Venus. Karakamsha lagna is Simha and Putrakaraka is Mercury with Jupiter showing pure inclination towards humanity in her studies.
What should the predominant influence of fifth house and its lord with artistic planets mean? Education in fine arts ? That was the question I asked.
She had done MA (music) she said.
Was it classical I asked because of the influence of Jupiter on the putrakaraka.
Yes, classical Hindustani music she said.
But does she do any business ? Yes she said, in clothes.
The dashamansha will work. I can proceed to give her some predictions on this horoscope without correcting her birth time.
( 9 May 2008)
In the case of women, most people in northern India rarely kept correct birth details those days when she was born. A woman was a “disposable commodity” who would enter her husband’s house and could be neglected unlike the boy, has been and continues to be the favoured child of the family. It is the view of many even now.
Was the horoscope correct?
Karakamsha lagna is Simha and Putrakaraka is Mercury with Jupiter showing pure inclination towards humanities, not science during her student days.
Before any prediction is given it becomes the primary consideration. In such cases, just note down the birth details as are passed on and do not indulge in exercise of correcting it which can be done later.
The birth horoscope and the navamsha showed either a bad marriage or no marriage. Not married she said.
What had she studied is what I was interested in finding out myself without her telling me as that is invariably a good starting point of the verification of a horoscope.
Moon, an artistic planet, unafflicted in the eleventh house aspects the fifth house. The fifth lord, Mars is with Sun and Venus. Karakamsha lagna is Simha and Putrakaraka is Mercury with Jupiter showing pure inclination towards humanity in her studies.
What should the predominant influence of fifth house and its lord with artistic planets mean? Education in fine arts ? That was the question I asked.
She had done MA (music) she said.
Was it classical I asked because of the influence of Jupiter on the putrakaraka.
Yes, classical Hindustani music she said.
But does she do any business ? Yes she said, in clothes.
The dashamansha will work. I can proceed to give her some predictions on this horoscope without correcting her birth time.
( 9 May 2008)
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1. APPRAISAL OF MUNDANE PREDICTIONS - 2 (835843)
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2. SUCCESS AND 11TH HOUSE - 1 (293460)
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3. PREDICITING SECOND MARRIAGE (266125)
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4. NO NEWS CAN BE GOOD NEWS (226474)
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5. AN INSIGHT INTO DREAMS (200449)
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6. WILL SATURN SCORE A HATTRICK IN OCTOBER 2007 ? (199824)
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7. BENAZIR BHUTTO: A TRAGIC PREDICTION COMES TRUE (195852)
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8. SHE OR HE ? HILLARY OR OBAMA ? (Revised) (187534)
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9. DREADFUL YEAR 2007 (184538)
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10. THE CASE OF SANJAY DUTT AND PUNISHMENT (181483)
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