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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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23 June 2020, 2:15 AM
THE AGREEMENT
Hong Kong is governed under the principle of "one country, two systems", under which China has agreed to give the region a high degree of autonomy and to preserve its economic and social systems for 50 years from the date of the handover. Can we trust China to keep that commitment ? Hundreds of thousands of people in Hong Kong have continued to protest in the streets since demonstrations began in June 2019.The protests started as an outcry over an extradition bill and have reawakened Hong Kong's pro-democracy
movement.
Hong Kong's leaders are demanding big changes to the way the autonomous region is run and some want to stop it fully reuniting with China in 2047.
THE BACKDROP OF THE PROTESTS
Hong Kong, an international finance hub on China’s southern coast, was a British colony until 1997, when it was handed back to China under a policy known as “one country, two systems.” The policy made Hong Kong part of China but let it keep many liberties denied to citizens on the mainland, including free speech, unrestricted internet access and the right to free assembly. The territory has its own laws, system of government and police force under a mini constitution known as the Basic Law. China promised that this system would remain in place until at least 2047.
But many Hong Kongers feel that Beijing is already chipping away at its autonomy, and that the local government does its bidding. The territory’s top leader, the chief executive — currently Carrie Lam — is appointed by a pro-Beijing committee. And she recently used her emergency powers to single-handedly enact a ban on face masks at protests, bypassing the partially elected legislature.
In February, the local government introduced a bill, since scrapped, that would have allowed people accused of crimes to be sent to places with which Hong Kong had no extradition treaty including mainland China, where the courts are controlled by the Communist Party. Mrs. Lam argued that the bill was needed to guarantee justice in cases like a man who was accused of killing his girlfriend in Taiwan, then evaded prosecution by fleeing to Hong Kong. Critics said the bill would allow Beijing to target dissidents in Hong Kong with phony charges, exposing activists to China’s opaque legal system.
Hundreds of thousands of people, including elderly residents and families with children, joined a peaceful march to oppose the bill on June 9. But on June 12, the discussion and demands changed when the police used pepper spray, batons and more than 150 canisters of tear gas to disperse thousands of protesters, a small number of whom had thrown projectiles at the police.
Irate at the police response, protesters demanded an independent investigation of the police force — a demand leaders have refused. Anger toward the police has grown precipitously since then, as has violence on both sides.
THE HOROSCOPE
The chart of Hong Kong has Saturn in Lagna and Mars in 7th. This means that there is SAT/MARS opposition in lagna which suggests that this region can be gripped by violence HK is currently in period of Mars and the clashes took place in sub period of Ketu. Mars/Ketu are 6/8 position. Mars is in the 7th house of war. This Mars is aspected by Saturn- the 12th lord. Ketu the sub dasha lord is in 12th
house. So 12th and 7th are playing prominent role. Are foreign powers like USA/UK watching this keenly? Will they support the people of HK to revolt against Mainland China in some way?
THE COMING YEARS & IMPLICATIONS OF CHINA
Mars is in 7th house not only in birth but also in Navamsa and Dashamsa. This means that there is going to be conflict of HK with Mainland China. The next dasha is that of Rahu in 6th!!!
WHAT DOES CHARA DASHA SAY
The next dasha of Leo is that of the 6th house. From Leo, the AK is in 6th and the AMK in 8th. Leo is 30 JUNE 2021- 1 JULY 2023. In Vimsottari it will be Mars Chiddra and start of Rahu in 6th showing clear conflict and struggle Much of the international intrigue is based on closely examining how China responds to the protests, and how much democracy its leaders can stomach in its efforts to
prove its model works.
Thus far, fears of a Tiananmen-style crackdown have not borne out. The Chinese military has a garrison in Hong Kong, but its deployment is widely seen as a worst-case scenario that all sides want to avoid. The international business community would likely see a military intervention as the end of “one country, two systems,” and an exodus of businesses could soon follow. Instead, China has tried to turn public opinion against the protesters. The state media has depicted them as violent separatists, even though most protesters say they are uninterested in independence.
USA v/s CHINA
It’s a rare source of across-the-aisle unity. There aren’t many issues that would bring together Senator Ted Cruz, a Republican from Texas, and Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the Democrat from New York, but they were among a bipartisan coalition to sign the same letter in support of the protesters. Other politicians, including leaders Speaker Nancy Pelosi, a Democrat, and Senator
Mitch McConnell, the Republican majority leader, have been in virtually unanimous agreement.
It stems from a shared distrust of the Chinese government, a much broader issue that often creates agreement between Republicans and Democrats. China’s authoritarian model is considered a wide-ranging threat to the United States, and the pro-democracy, anti-China sentiment of the protests aligns with popular American attitudes.
The period between 30 June 2021 - 1 July 2023 is a dangerous one for the region of HK with China facing a rebellion and International support for HK.
VARSHPHAL
The annual new year horoscopes of HK in 2021 and 2023 have Mars- Sat direct opposition. Watch out !!!
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1. APPRAISAL OF MUNDANE PREDICTIONS - 2 (835843)
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2. SUCCESS AND 11TH HOUSE - 1 (293463)
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3. PREDICITING SECOND MARRIAGE (266127)
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4. NO NEWS CAN BE GOOD NEWS (226477)
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5. AN INSIGHT INTO DREAMS (200451)
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6. WILL SATURN SCORE A HATTRICK IN OCTOBER 2007 ? (199826)
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7. BENAZIR BHUTTO: A TRAGIC PREDICTION COMES TRUE (195854)
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8. SHE OR HE ? HILLARY OR OBAMA ? (Revised) (187537)
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9. DREADFUL YEAR 2007 (184540)
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10. THE CASE OF SANJAY DUTT AND PUNISHMENT (181485)
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