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20 August 2020, 2:36 AM
A subtle piece of research can give amazingly accurate results, especially when the research is done by none other than Shri K. N. Rao Sir. Learning under him, we are very clear now that to judge the success of a person, we need to see the promise through rajyogas and dhanyogas formed. Then, we analyse the dasha pattern and divisional horoscopes. Finally to give an accurate prediction, good astrologers resort to use of ashtakvarga for interpreting transit.
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26 August 2020, 1:27 AM
India and China are one of the oldest civilizations in the world other than Egyptian civilization. Present China was not in the same form historically. Tibet was an independent country much as Mangolia and Manchuria. We had Buddhist monks from China historically visiting India, famous one's being Fa Hien and Hsuan Tsang. However, after civil war which ended in 1949, Communism had become the form of system in China. Its hegemonistic tendencies have come into fore right from beginning, it has annexed Manchuria, Tibet and other neighbouring areas. Taiwan is the thaw point in China and China considers it to be its own territory whereas it is an independent country. Since 1950s China is showing its expansionist intention with respect to India. Astrologically, how standoff situations have occurred, an attempt has been made to analyse the same based on following parameters. read more...
11 December 2012, 8:24 PM
Keywords: Journal of Astrology, KN Rao, Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, Jyotish, Hindu Astrology, Vedic Astrology, Indian Astrology, Saturn, Kundli, Horoscope
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1. APPRAISAL OF MUNDANE PREDICTIONS - 2 (835841)
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2. SUCCESS AND 11TH HOUSE - 1 (293446)
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3. PREDICITING SECOND MARRIAGE (266119)
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4. NO NEWS CAN BE GOOD NEWS (226463)
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5. AN INSIGHT INTO DREAMS (200436)
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6. WILL SATURN SCORE A HATTRICK IN OCTOBER 2007 ? (199822)
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7. BENAZIR BHUTTO: A TRAGIC PREDICTION COMES TRUE (195842)
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8. SHE OR HE ? HILLARY OR OBAMA ? (Revised) (187524)
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9. DREADFUL YEAR 2007 (184534)
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10. THE CASE OF SANJAY DUTT AND PUNISHMENT (181481)
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