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Journal of Astrology Newsletter May 2012....Saturn speaks out loud and clear! “Don’t let attachments run your life's marathon" The fever to acquire is a curse that possesses us. Life in kaliyuga begins with the gripping desire to acquire so many things in so little time. Though these acquisitions fail to bring long term satisfaction, we carry on undeterred. Emotional relationships, tangible goodies keep occupying our limited personal space. We forget the wisdom of simultaneous discard to avoid a bulge that also bursts. We tend to forget that we came with nothing and so shall go with nothing. We forget the irony of life and the wisdom that the eventual loss of all that we collect is inevitable. We forget that detachment must balance our attachment. Read all about Saturn in our highly acclaimed Vedic Astrology Newsletter.....
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And I vaguely remember that once when Kasparov was asked whether Kramnik was the player who would dethrone him, he is said to have pointed to Vishwanathan Anand as a threat to his supremacy. That proved prophetic in 2007 since when Anand has been a world champion. Indians are proud of it mainly also because this most complex game, known as chaturanga, is India’s gift to the world. Travelling to west Asia, it came to be known as shatrang or shahmati and in Spain as eschess, later as chess.
And in the changes they made in the west, the opening pawns can move two columns initially and the mantra (minister) or vazeer became queen which was done by durbaris (courtiers) to flatter some powerful queen of some western nation.
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The biggest ever cine star of India, Amitabh Bachchan is in news again for precisely the same reason as he was in 1982 (see in my book UPS AND DOWNS IN CAREER The Suspense of a Prediction).
What really ails Bachchan?
Wednesday, November 30, 2005 MUMBAI: The suspense over superstar Amitabh Bachchan's illness continued on Day 2 as the first family of Bollywood made no announcement to fans and media.
A family friend told TOI that his condition was more serious than they had thought it was. "We thought it was just a stomach ache, but it seems more serious," said thefriend without elaborating.
Kush ( K.B.Singh) had anticipated this difficult period of Amitabh Bachchan and written about it in 2002 October in the Journal of Astrology as the article reproduced on the website shows using seven Karakas and the Chara dasha caculation as I have tested and taught to scores of students over many years.
The notable features here are:
It is the dasha of Tula which has his Gnathikaraka aspected by Rahu and Ketu and Saturn also the Matrikaraka. In this dasha both the son and his mother are suffering physically.
The antardasha is of Makara which is sixth from Karakamsha and Pada lagna which is Simha.
In Vimshottari dasha, it is Mercury the eighth lord (also the fifth lord), in the eighth house and the antardasha is of Saturn, the lagna lord.
Mercury is the lord of the twenty second dreshkona, eighty fourth dwadashamsha.
Mars, the lord of the sixty fourth navamsha is with Mercury in the eighth house from the lagna and twelfth from Moon while Saturn is in the eighth house from birth Moon.
In Yogini dasha it is Sankata dasha or the dasha of Rahu.
After such a long and illustrious career as Amitabh Bachchan has had so far, it is time for him to retire and call it a day, as they say.
He can expect to have some relief from his present ailment in and after the first week of December 2005, but only relief, not cure.
He should think of retirement seriously or of reducing his work load to one third of what it is now.
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