JS3 timeline prediction

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Many people ask me about the coming of the new version

of my software.

 

It will be called "Jyotish Studio 3"

 

It is very awesome.

 

Soon I will have a Beta program, for advanced users.

 

Thereafter, I will release the real thing.

 

I will try to mass produce the CD's this time, better

all around.

 

I think that you will be seeing action in the next few

months on these matters. I do not have far to go at

all. It's nearly done. But I have been unable to work

for a very long time. Now that I suddenly can again, I

am going to get cracking on it.

 

One neet thing about it that's already done: It can

co-exist with my version 2 on the same machine. And,

version 3 can "reach over" and simply copy the charts

out of version 2. So if you enter them into 2 first,

you can also have them in 3 simultaneously. Why do

that? Only if 3 baffles you and you want to learn it

slow, meanwhile, use 2. This is very possible, as

version 3 looks totally completely different from 2.

They hardly resemble each other at all. But don't

worry, it got better, not worse, really, but it did

also get a bit more complex.

 

I know many of my users are new computer users, and

feel illiterate and challenged by computers. I

understand completely, and am sensitive to this really.

 

However, balanced with that also is the fact that

power has a price. So the balance is up to the

programmer. I made JS3 easier to understand than

genuinely powerful and hard learning programs like

Photoshop. It's way easier than that. But like

Photoshop, it now has a floating pallette, which

controls all open chart windows- since you can have

many open, you can click on one, and you use the

pallette to manipulate the charts on that window.

 

Otherwise, it's just point and click and drag all over

the place. It's fun because it has popup right-click

menus everywhere... allowing quick/easy access to

features. Once you use it, you'll think version 226

was ICE AGE I swear.

 

Anyway, point of this one is that it's coming now, at

last. By the way, it was this done in Jan of 2000. I

cannot stress enough folks, look at my chart and see

it. Somehow see it. Learn this. You have to be able to

predict the good and bad. I suffered so bad in Sat

Rahu that I nearly committed suicide numerous times. I

did on purpose crash my car once. My son nearly died,

my kids were in an accident, I lost everything, felt

horrible, was alone, crying all the time, could not

create, got more and more abandoned and looked down

upon or felt sorry for from everybody. You all know

what I went through in a way since I wrote about it.

So it's a good one because they're both in trines.

Tempting to say "it will be OK". But it's the combined

chart, the preassure that did it. Anyway, a learning

lesson in jyotish.

 

By the way, like Yukio Mishima, who has a chart

similar to mine, I have gotten involved in learning

and reviving my old native culture somewhat, and

particularly I like the martial aspects personally,

ie, I excercise now with a Authurian broad sword, all

decorated and fantastic, Keltic style. You should see

it now, the sword keeps improving, it's my baby.

 

So Yukio, he was trying to revive Bhushido in Japan.

That also involves swords. He committed suicide by

opening his belly with a knife (Bhushido style).

Hopefully, that's not in my cards.

 

Like Martin Luther King, I speak out frankly what I

believe, even if it means the status quo won't like

me. He has this chart also. Same with Robert Kennedy

and others, Menachim Begin, etc. So karma works, and

comparing your chart to famous people works too. My

program does that if all famous people are saved on

SLIM with nohing thing else, then use the Power Search

Feature and look up your rising sign, make sure

"Famous" and "Clear" are checked first.

 

It's a cool feature.

 

 

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Das Goravani , President

 

2852 Willamette St, #353

Eugene, Oregon, 97405

USA

 

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