Narasimhaji's kind attension

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Respected Narasimhaji ,

 

You are right. The timing of my birth is given by a local

astrologer based on my parent's observation and they were not very

keen about it. I didn't do any time rectification and don't have much

knowledge as I am a learner.

 

It scars me to think about my career already I am out of the

computer field for more than 3 years . I believe u can understand

my fear since you are also in the rapidly changing computer field.

 

After staying here for 5 years my husband hasn't applied for

green card. At our present situation our life is event driven

more than planning. Every moment it kills me to live in uncertainity

and not acheiving any thing in the golden period of youth

If atleast i have a clue that where we will be settling (US or India)

I can start preparing myself for that.

 

I will greatly appreciate your advice to make me feel better

and start living confidently.

 

Thanks

Pavithra

 

 

 

vedic astrology, pvr@c... wrote:

> Pranaam Gurudeva,

>

> > Dear Narasimha & shiv,

> > As I pointed out, Shiv is very close to the truth. Point is that

he

> has done

>

> For whatever reason, you seem to think that he is very close to

> truth. Well, then I will have to take back my statement that his

> researches are not right and a step in the wrong direction. My

> judgment was probably wrong.

>

> Also, I am glad that you are directly involved in this thread now.

So

> I can withdraw from this topic.

>

> Good luck to all in their search of truth...

>

> > so without any outside teaching from a Guru or someone else in

this

> and for

> > this I give him and his work total credit. it shows a brilliant

> mind. Jai

> > Bhole..

> > Best Wishes

> > Sanjay Rath

>

> Your sishya,

> Narasimha

>

> PS: You commented on Pavithra's D-10 based on the chart she gave.

She

> entered the time zone as 5:14 east of GMT. I wonder if it is right.

> They weren't using LMT in 1970's. Time was being measured in one

> standard time (IST - 5:30 east of GMT). Unless Pavithra converted

her

> birthtime noted in IST to LMT (which I doubt), she made a mistake

in

> entering birthdata.