SACHIN TENDULKAR (to Prakash ji)

[Guest guest]

Namaste Prakash ji,

 

> But what I tried to analysed in the morning has come true> but I dont think he

will play a great innings tommorow

 

With due respect and no malice, I want to point out that the above statement was

not correct. He was not out on 73 when you wrote this after the first day and he

went on to make 147 more runs on the next day to end the second day unbeaten on

220.

 

This is, in fact, the highest score he ever made in his glittering 14-year career!

 

So, despite whatever logic you gave below, the second day was a very good day for him.

> since Moon will be transiting through his 8th house though> in exaltation

from his natal position + it is creating> Papakartari yoga while both Rahu and

Saturn will be either> side of the Moon.

 

With due respect, Moon's transit alone is not sufficient to make these

predictions. If you check out the transit positions at the time of his 32 test

centuries and 36 one-day centuries, you will see all the signs in the zodiqac

covered in Moon's transit.

 

As far as paapa kartari by Saturn and Rahu on Moon is concerned, it is there for

everybody. Do you suggest that no player of any sports plays well on such a day?

If Tendulkar is running Moon dasa or something - he is not - such logic will be

meaningful. Otherwise, there is no logic in saying that Moon has papa kartari

from Saturn and Rahu in transit and so Tendulkar will not play well.

 

> Sun and Mercury are still under the influence of Saturn,> Rahu & Jupiter

(which is further affected by Saturn and> Rahu both).

>

> In one dayers he is going to blast the Aussies since by> then Sun, Mercury

will be out of Saturn & Rahu's malefic> aspects. Mars will also give him some

power during that> time

I will give my prediction on his performance in the one-day series a little

later. This time, I will give my predictions on VVS Laxman also. A member was

kind enough to send me Laxman's birthdata mentioned by Sri KNRao in a magazine

recently. Fortunately, it was pretty accurate and I only had to do a minor

rectification.

 

Apart from astrology, Tendulkar has been doing very well in oneday matches, even

though his form was bad in Test cricket. He scored 1,100+ runs last year and did

well even in the recent tri-series featuring Australia, India and New Zealand.

His terrible slump was only in five-day matches and not in one-day matches.

 

May Jupiter's light shine on us,

Narasimha

[Guest guest]

Dear All

 

I am not happy with any logic behind predictions for a particular

day.If he plays well he will.Planetary indications generally shows

the mental and physical coordinations and fortune and fame for a

period.Thus during that period mentioned by prakash Sachin was

faring bad except for the last 2 days.Prakash had predicted this

well for the period except for the sydney test.Also the predictions

from Prakash did work well in someother cases with consistency

(Musharaf etc).

Thus daily predictions cannot always be correct for a talented

player.It purely depends on the astrologers luck.

 

Narasimha Raojis prediction for Tendulkar on a day had faced utter

and total failure.I would be happy if Narasimha Raoji could explain

the reason for failure.It is only for me to learn.This is no

criticism.

 

Also i beleive for 'astrology' five-day or oneday shouldn't make a

difference.Only the period matters.As the oneday series is happening

during a different period than the test series, predictions will

vary.

 

Hope that Sachin Plays well in onedayers.And let us see the

consistency in the predictions from Prakash.All the best.

 

Thanks

Pradeep

 

 

..vedic astrology, "Narasimha P.V.R. Rao"

<pvr@c...> wrote:

> Namaste Prakash ji,

>

> > But what I tried to analysed in the morning has come true

> > but I dont think he will play a great innings tommorow

>

> With due respect and no malice, I want to point out that the above

statement was not correct. He was not out on 73 when you wrote this

after the first day and he went on to make 147 more runs on the next

day to end the second day unbeaten on 220.

>

> This is, in fact, the highest score he ever made in his glittering

14-year career!

>

> So, despite whatever logic you gave below, the second day was a

very good day for him.

>

> > since Moon will be transiting through his 8th house though

> > in exaltation from his natal position + it is creating

> > Papakartari yoga while both Rahu and Saturn will be either

> > side of the Moon.

>

> With due respect, Moon's transit alone is not sufficient to make

these predictions. If you check out the transit positions at the

time of his 32 test centuries and 36 one-day centuries, you will see

all the signs in the zodiqac covered in Moon's transit.

>

> As far as paapa kartari by Saturn and Rahu on Moon is concerned,

it is there for everybody. Do you suggest that no player of any

sports plays well on such a day? If Tendulkar is running Moon dasa

or something - he is not - such logic will be meaningful. Otherwise,

there is no logic in saying that Moon has papa kartari from Saturn

and Rahu in transit and so Tendulkar will not play well.

>

> > Sun and Mercury are still under the influence of Saturn,

> > Rahu & Jupiter (which is further affected by Saturn and

> > Rahu both).

> >

> > In one dayers he is going to blast the Aussies since by

> > then Sun, Mercury will be out of Saturn & Rahu's malefic

> > aspects. Mars will also give him some power during that

> > time

>

> I will give my prediction on his performance in the one-day series

a little later. This time, I will give my predictions on VVS Laxman

also. A member was kind enough to send me Laxman's birthdata

mentioned by Sri KNRao in a magazine recently. Fortunately, it was

pretty accurate and I only had to do a minor rectification.

>

> Apart from astrology, Tendulkar has been doing very well in oneday

matches, even though his form was bad in Test cricket. He scored

1,100+ runs last year and did well even in the recent tri-series

featuring Australia, India and New Zealand. His terrible slump was

only in five-day matches and not in one-day matches.

>

> May Jupiter's light shine on us,

> Narasimha

[Guest guest]

Namaste Pradeep,

 

> Dear All> > I am not happy with any logic behind predictions for a particular

> day.If he plays well he will.Planetary indications generally shows > the

mental and physical coordinations and fortune and fame for a > period.Thus

during that period mentioned by prakash Sachin was > faring bad except for the

last 2 days.Prakash had predicted this > well for the period except for the

sydney test.Also the predictions > from Prakash did work well in someother

cases with consistency> (Musharaf etc).

 

You unnecessarily took offense. My aim was not to put down anybody. My aim was

to show that the logic used by him to say that Tendulkar would not have another

good day after scoring 73 not out on Friday was bad logic.

 

I care less about the prediction being incorrect, than the fact that it was made

based on logic that does not stand scrutiny. Even if the prediction was right, I

would've objectedn to that logic. When we know that Tendulkar made centuries

with Moon transiting in all signs, we cannot predict a bad day based on Moon's

transit sign.

> Thus daily predictions cannot always be correct for a talented > player.It

purely depends on the astrologers luck.

 

I don't agree. Though I cannot prove this right now, I am convinced that

astrologers should be able to predict on a daily basis, apart from identifying

good and bad periods overall.

 

However, if simple things like Moon's transit are used for that, I cannot agree

with that. My disagreement is based on the simple observation that Tendulkar

made centuries when Moon was transiting various signs, good and bad.

> Narasimha Raojis prediction for Tendulkar on a day had faced utter > and

total failure.I would be happy if Narasimha Raoji could explain > the reason

for failure.It is only for me to learn.This is no > criticism.

 

Your wording somehow suggests that you want to rub it in. But I did concede my

"total failure" with daily prediction. I gave up daily charts temporarily and

went back to the annual chart and what I wrote on that basis - namely, viparita

raja yoga during Dec 26-Jan 5 and particularly Dec 31-Jan 4 - has come true.

 

I clearly wrote in a previous mail that the original prediction was based on

daily charts, which are my own research and perhaps not perfected yet.

 

Actually, if you are genuinely interested in learning, I will explain my complete thinking process:

 

(1) I saw that Moon and Jupiter have an exchange in rasi chart involving AL and

8th from AL. I saw that Moon result was turning out to be bad. So I was sure

Jupiter antardasa would reverse it. In D-10 also, I saw a VRY between Jupiter

and Moon, with both strongly placed in Cancer. So I was sure, as I re-iterated

twice earlier, that these ten days would be good.

 

(2) Then I went to monthly chart. Data is: .15th Dec 2003, 7:01 pm (IST), Bombay, India.

 

This chart has a raja yoga between lagna lord Mercury and 5th lord Venus in 7th.

The 9th lord Saturn also takes part in the yoga by aspecting them. Mercury's

compressed lagna Vimsottari dasa (lagna is stronger than Moon) was during Dec

25-29. This made me think he would do well then.

 

However, Venus, who has higher shadbala and vimsopaka bala, ended up giving the

result of the yoga. His dasa is during Dec 31-Jan 6. I picked the wrong monthly

dasa.

 

(3) Then I went to the daily charts for narrowing down further. I don't even

want to discuss them now, as my researches may be imperfect and I may have gone

public a little too early. I will come back later with more on them.

 

(4) When I went wrong on daily predictions, I went back to the monthly and

annual chart. I noted that a good dasa (Venus) runs during the fourth test also

as per the monthly chart. When I looked back at the annual chart, I was "more or

less convinced" as I wrote earlier that a good reversal of fortune from one

extreme to the other was sure to come before Jan 4.

 

(5) So I acknowledged my failure with daily charts and re-iterated the

prediction of viparita raja yoga before Jan 4/5 with confidence.

 

May Jupiter's light shine on us,

Narasimha

[Guest guest]

Dear Narasimha Raoji

 

Thanks for your mail.

I respect individuals and criticize views.Thus i have some enemies

as well.Bit still i stick to my style.

 

I respect you because whenever i get a birth info i draw the chart

using your free software.Thus i will have no growth if i forget that.

 

But after seeing your mail to prakash somehow i felt

frustrated.Eventhough your daily prediction had gone wrong, i did

have respect, as you took the challenge risking your stature.

 

But today when Prakash had failed - your cut paste explanation with

runs made by Tendulkar - had a rush of blood.Thus the mail.

 

As you have rightly pointed out, to be frank, at the time of

writing - my statements ''total and utter failure'' were

intentional.Because i generally never use such words.And i respect

any person who takes up challenges.Thus those were used to show my

frustration.

 

Thus as you have understood by now there was no offense or

disrespect meant from my side against your knowledge or contribution

towards astrology.It was only against the way you were responding to

Prakash(especially quoting the runs made by sachin - which is any

way known.I felt the same when someone was mentinoning about the

golden duck related to your prediction.On that day i had written

that - congrats to Narasimha ji for taking up the challenge).

May be your intentions might have been different ,in that case my

apologies.

 

Regarding daily charts,it will be a great achievement for astrology

if one can predict with consistency.

 

Thanks for the explanation and hoping to learn more from you.Wish

you and family a very happy year ahead.

 

Respect

Pradeep

 

 

vedic astrology, "Narasimha P.V.R. Rao"

<pvr@c...> wrote:

> Namaste Pradeep,

>

> > Dear All

> >

> > I am not happy with any logic behind predictions for a

particular

> > day.If he plays well he will.Planetary indications generally

shows

> > the mental and physical coordinations and fortune and fame for a

> > period.Thus during that period mentioned by prakash Sachin was

> > faring bad except for the last 2 days.Prakash had predicted this

> > well for the period except for the sydney test.Also the

predictions

> > from Prakash did work well in someother cases with consistency

> > (Musharaf etc).

>

> You unnecessarily took offense. My aim was not to put down

anybody. My aim was to show that the logic used by him to say that

Tendulkar would not have another good day after scoring 73 not out

on Friday was bad logic.

>

> I care less about the prediction being incorrect, than the fact

that it was made based on logic that does not stand scrutiny. Even

if the prediction was right, I would've objectedn to that logic.

When we know that Tendulkar made centuries with Moon transiting in

all signs, we cannot predict a bad day based on Moon's transit sign.

>

> > Thus daily predictions cannot always be correct for a talented

> > player.It purely depends on the astrologers luck.

>

> I don't agree. Though I cannot prove this right now, I am

convinced that astrologers should be able to predict on a daily

basis, apart from identifying good and bad periods overall.

>

> However, if simple things like Moon's transit are used for that, I

cannot agree with that. My disagreement is based on the simple

observation that Tendulkar made centuries when Moon was transiting

various signs, good and bad.

>

> > Narasimha Raojis prediction for Tendulkar on a day had faced

utter

> > and total failure.I would be happy if Narasimha Raoji could

explain

> > the reason for failure.It is only for me to learn.This is no

> > criticism.

>

> Your wording somehow suggests that you want to rub it in. But I

did concede my "total failure" with daily prediction. I gave up

daily charts temporarily and went back to the annual chart and what

I wrote on that basis - namely, viparita raja yoga during Dec 26-Jan

5 and particularly Dec 31-Jan 4 - has come true.

>

> I clearly wrote in a previous mail that the original prediction

was based on daily charts, which are my own research and perhaps not

perfected yet.

>

> Actually, if you are genuinely interested in learning, I will

explain my complete thinking process:

>

> (1) I saw that Moon and Jupiter have an exchange in rasi chart

involving AL and 8th from AL. I saw that Moon result was turning out

to be bad. So I was sure Jupiter antardasa would reverse it. In D-10

also, I saw a VRY between Jupiter and Moon, with both strongly

placed in Cancer. So I was sure, as I re-iterated twice earlier,

that these ten days would be good.

>

> (2) Then I went to monthly chart. Data is: .15th Dec 2003, 7:01 pm

(IST), Bombay, India.

>

> This chart has a raja yoga between lagna lord Mercury and 5th lord

Venus in 7th. The 9th lord Saturn also takes part in the yoga by

aspecting them. Mercury's compressed lagna Vimsottari dasa (lagna is

stronger than Moon) was during Dec 25-29. This made me think he

would do well then.

>

> However, Venus, who has higher shadbala and vimsopaka bala, ended

up giving the result of the yoga. His dasa is during Dec 31-Jan 6. I

picked the wrong monthly dasa.

>

> (3) Then I went to the daily charts for narrowing down further. I

don't even want to discuss them now, as my researches may be

imperfect and I may have gone public a little too early. I will come

back later with more on them.

>

> (4) When I went wrong on daily predictions, I went back to the

monthly and annual chart. I noted that a good dasa (Venus) runs

during the fourth test also as per the monthly chart. When I looked

back at the annual chart, I was "more or less convinced" as I wrote

earlier that a good reversal of fortune from one extreme to the

other was sure to come before Jan 4.

>

> (5) So I acknowledged my failure with daily charts and re-iterated

the prediction of viparita raja yoga before Jan 4/5 with confidence.

>

> May Jupiter's light shine on us,

> Narasimha