PREDICTION: February 3 primaries and caucuses

[Guest guest]

Namaste,

 

Based on the daily TP charts, I will try to predict the fortunes of

the presidential candidates in today's primaries and caucuses.

 

[Disclaimer: These predictions need not come true.]

 

(1) John Kerry:

 

2 Feb 2004, 7:58 pm (TZ: 6:00 west), 104w59, 39n44

 

Sun is the hora lord. He is the 10th lord in 5th with 5th lord

Jupiter, in D-10. Lagna lord in D-10 is in a quadrant in 7th. This

shows a good show.

 

Kerry will do very well on Feb 3.

 

(2) Howard Dean:

 

3 Feb 2004, 6:51 am (TZ: 5:00 west), 74w00, 40n43

 

Jupiter is the hora lord. He owns 3rd and 12th and occupies 8th. In

D-10, he owns 3rd and 12th and joins 8th lord Sun in 3rd. Thus,

Jupiter gives VRY. Lagna lord is exalted in 10th in D-10.

 

He will be expected - and expecting - to do poorly, based on the

forecasts, but he will do better than expected. He will find some

hope.

 

(3) John Edwards:

 

3 Feb 2004, 9:32 am (TZ: 5:00 west), 82w57, 34n41

 

Hora lord is Jupiter. In rasi, he is the badhaka lord in 12th,

showing relief. In D-10, he is the 10th lord in 10th. Lagna lord in

D-10 is exalted in 4th.

 

Edwards will be relieved by his performance and will not be

eliminated from the race today. His campaign will be rejuvenated

today. He will probably pick up South Carolina and do well in some

other states.

 

(4) Wes Clark:

 

3 Feb 2004, 9:44 am (TZ: 5:00 west), 87w39, 41n51

 

Hora lord is Sun. He is the 10th lord in 5th with 5th lord Jupiter,

in D-10. However, lagna lord Mars in D-10 is in 8th.

 

He will do well, but not fully satisfied. At the end of the day,

there may be some questions on his candidacy, but he may decide to

continue in the race.

 

(5) Joe Lieberman:

 

3 Feb 2004, 2:38 pm (TZ: 5:00 west), 73w32, 41n03

 

Joe Lieberman's daily chart resembles Dick Gaphardt's daily chart of

Jan 19, when he dropped out of the race. Just like in Gaphardt's

daily chart's D-10, hora lord Jupiter is in 8th in D-10. In rasi,

Jupiter is the 10th lord in marana karaka sthana.

 

Liberman will do very poorly and may even drop out of the race after

today's primaries. When he came 5th at NH, he resorted to face-

saving by claiming that there was a tight race for 3rd and that he

was a joint 3rd. He may not be afforded with such an opportunity

tomorrow.

 

Bottomline: Kerry will do well. He will pick up several states. Dean

will do much better than expected. Edwards will be relieved by his

performance. He may win in SC and do well in some others. His

campaign will be rejuvenated. Clark will do well, but not meet his

expectations. Lieberman will be disappointed almost everywhere and

will need a reality check. Lieberman is the real loser of the day

while all others have something or the other to cheer about.

 

May Jupiter's light shine on us,

Narasimha

[Guest guest]

||Om Brihaspataye Namah||

 

Dear Narasimha,

 

Namaste. Your predictions are on the spot; Joe Lieberman has dropped

out and as expected, Kerry & Edwards have done well while Dean has

vowed to stay in the race. No idea about Clark but it looks like a

mixed bag of results for him.

 

regards

Hari

 

 

vedic astrology, "pvr108" <pvr@c...> wrote:

> Namaste,

>

> Based on the daily TP charts, I will try to predict the fortunes

of

> the presidential candidates in today's primaries and caucuses.

>

> [Disclaimer: These predictions need not come true.]

>

> (1) John Kerry:

>

> 2 Feb 2004, 7:58 pm (TZ: 6:00 west), 104w59, 39n44

>

> Sun is the hora lord. He is the 10th lord in 5th with 5th lord

> Jupiter, in D-10. Lagna lord in D-10 is in a quadrant in 7th. This

> shows a good show.

>

> Kerry will do very well on Feb 3.

>

> (2) Howard Dean:

>

> 3 Feb 2004, 6:51 am (TZ: 5:00 west), 74w00, 40n43

>

> Jupiter is the hora lord. He owns 3rd and 12th and occupies 8th.

In

> D-10, he owns 3rd and 12th and joins 8th lord Sun in 3rd. Thus,

> Jupiter gives VRY. Lagna lord is exalted in 10th in D-10.

>

> He will be expected - and expecting - to do poorly, based on the

> forecasts, but he will do better than expected. He will find some

> hope.

>

> (3) John Edwards:

>

> 3 Feb 2004, 9:32 am (TZ: 5:00 west), 82w57, 34n41

>

> Hora lord is Jupiter. In rasi, he is the badhaka lord in 12th,

> showing relief. In D-10, he is the 10th lord in 10th. Lagna lord

in

> D-10 is exalted in 4th.

>

> Edwards will be relieved by his performance and will not be

> eliminated from the race today. His campaign will be rejuvenated

> today. He will probably pick up South Carolina and do well in some

> other states.

>

> (4) Wes Clark:

>

> 3 Feb 2004, 9:44 am (TZ: 5:00 west), 87w39, 41n51

>

> Hora lord is Sun. He is the 10th lord in 5th with 5th lord

Jupiter,

> in D-10. However, lagna lord Mars in D-10 is in 8th.

>

> He will do well, but not fully satisfied. At the end of the day,

> there may be some questions on his candidacy, but he may decide to

> continue in the race.

>

> (5) Joe Lieberman:

>

> 3 Feb 2004, 2:38 pm (TZ: 5:00 west), 73w32, 41n03

>

> Joe Lieberman's daily chart resembles Dick Gaphardt's daily chart

of

> Jan 19, when he dropped out of the race. Just like in Gaphardt's

> daily chart's D-10, hora lord Jupiter is in 8th in D-10. In rasi,

> Jupiter is the 10th lord in marana karaka sthana.

>

> Liberman will do very poorly and may even drop out of the race

after

> today's primaries. When he came 5th at NH, he resorted to face-

> saving by claiming that there was a tight race for 3rd and that he

> was a joint 3rd. He may not be afforded with such an opportunity

> tomorrow.

>

> Bottomline: Kerry will do well. He will pick up several states.

Dean

> will do much better than expected. Edwards will be relieved by his

> performance. He may win in SC and do well in some others. His

> campaign will be rejuvenated. Clark will do well, but not meet his

> expectations. Lieberman will be disappointed almost everywhere and

> will need a reality check. Lieberman is the real loser of the day

> while all others have something or the other to cheer about.

>

> May Jupiter's light shine on us,

> Narasimha

[Guest guest]

Dear Hari,

 

Actually, I wasn't spot on. I consider this 4 out of 5.

 

I was right about Kerry. He did "very well". I was right about

Edwards. I said his campaign will be rejuvenated. I said he will win

in SC and do well in some other states. He did win in SC and is

locked in a tight race for the top spot in OK. He gambled ahead of

the primaries by saying that he "must" win in SC in order to

continue, but it did pay off. His campaign is indeed rejuvenated.

 

Clark is second in a couple of states and locked for the top spot in

OK. I said he will do ok, but not fully satisfied. It may indeed be

true, because he spent so much time on OK and so much money on SC.

Even if he wins in OK now, it is so close and he must be

disappointed.

 

Lieberman was the clearest of them all. He dropped out as I said.

 

The only candidate on whom I think I failed today is Dean. He was

not expecting to win in any state and did not even put out ads or

campaign in any of the seven states. He is betting his money on this

weekend's MI, WA and ME races and WI of Feb 17.

 

However, based on the VRY involving hora lord (even though hora lord

Jupiter in 3rd is in marana karaka sthana in D-10, making this a

tricky judgment), I honestly expected some consolation for him. I

expected him to win or come a close second in atleast one state. I

was clearly wrong. Dean reached double digits in only some states

and was in single digits in others. They're not yet saying anything

about New Mexico, but Dean did not campaign there at all and Clark,

Lieberman and Kerry are supposed to be strong there. So we can

expect the same single digit performance from Dean there.

 

I was wrong on Dean. But overall it was good.

 

I will try it for other primaries as well. I gave the chart data for

all the daily TP charts I used, so that people can check my

calculations and conclusions. I hope people find it useful.

 

May Jupiter's light shine on us,

Narasimha

 

> ||Om Brihaspataye Namah||

>

> Dear Narasimha,

>

> Namaste. Your predictions are on the spot; Joe Lieberman has

dropped

> out and as expected, Kerry & Edwards have done well while Dean has

> vowed to stay in the race. No idea about Clark but it looks like a

> mixed bag of results for him.

>

> regards

> Hari

>

>

> vedic astrology, "pvr108" <pvr@c...> wrote:

> > Namaste,

> >

> > Based on the daily TP charts, I will try to predict the fortunes

> of

> > the presidential candidates in today's primaries and caucuses.

> >

> > [Disclaimer: These predictions need not come true.]

> >

> > (1) John Kerry:

> >

> > 2 Feb 2004, 7:58 pm (TZ: 6:00 west), 104w59, 39n44

> >

> > Sun is the hora lord. He is the 10th lord in 5th with 5th lord

> > Jupiter, in D-10. Lagna lord in D-10 is in a quadrant in 7th.

This

> > shows a good show.

> >

> > Kerry will do very well on Feb 3.

> >

> > (2) Howard Dean:

> >

> > 3 Feb 2004, 6:51 am (TZ: 5:00 west), 74w00, 40n43

> >

> > Jupiter is the hora lord. He owns 3rd and 12th and occupies 8th.

> In

> > D-10, he owns 3rd and 12th and joins 8th lord Sun in 3rd. Thus,

> > Jupiter gives VRY. Lagna lord is exalted in 10th in D-10.

> >

> > He will be expected - and expecting - to do poorly, based on the

> > forecasts, but he will do better than expected. He will find

some

> > hope.

> >

> > (3) John Edwards:

> >

> > 3 Feb 2004, 9:32 am (TZ: 5:00 west), 82w57, 34n41

> >

> > Hora lord is Jupiter. In rasi, he is the badhaka lord in 12th,

> > showing relief. In D-10, he is the 10th lord in 10th. Lagna lord

> in

> > D-10 is exalted in 4th.

> >

> > Edwards will be relieved by his performance and will not be

> > eliminated from the race today. His campaign will be rejuvenated

> > today. He will probably pick up South Carolina and do well in

some

> > other states.

> >

> > (4) Wes Clark:

> >

> > 3 Feb 2004, 9:44 am (TZ: 5:00 west), 87w39, 41n51

> >

> > Hora lord is Sun. He is the 10th lord in 5th with 5th lord

> Jupiter,

> > in D-10. However, lagna lord Mars in D-10 is in 8th.

> >

> > He will do well, but not fully satisfied. At the end of the day,

> > there may be some questions on his candidacy, but he may decide

to

> > continue in the race.

> >

> > (5) Joe Lieberman:

> >

> > 3 Feb 2004, 2:38 pm (TZ: 5:00 west), 73w32, 41n03

> >

> > Joe Lieberman's daily chart resembles Dick Gaphardt's daily

chart

> of

> > Jan 19, when he dropped out of the race. Just like in Gaphardt's

> > daily chart's D-10, hora lord Jupiter is in 8th in D-10. In

rasi,

> > Jupiter is the 10th lord in marana karaka sthana.

> >

> > Liberman will do very poorly and may even drop out of the race

> after

> > today's primaries. When he came 5th at NH, he resorted to face-

> > saving by claiming that there was a tight race for 3rd and that

he

> > was a joint 3rd. He may not be afforded with such an opportunity

> > tomorrow.

> >

> > Bottomline: Kerry will do well. He will pick up several states.

> Dean

> > will do much better than expected. Edwards will be relieved by

his

> > performance. He may win in SC and do well in some others. His

> > campaign will be rejuvenated. Clark will do well, but not meet

his

> > expectations. Lieberman will be disappointed almost everywhere

and

> > will need a reality check. Lieberman is the real loser of the

day

> > while all others have something or the other to cheer about.

> >

> > May Jupiter's light shine on us,

> > Narasimha

[Guest guest]

||Om Brihaspataye Namah||

 

Dear Narasimha,

 

> Actually, I wasn't spot on. I consider this 4 out of 5.

>

 

Right...but considering that this was a prediction made before the

actual event, I would say thats pretty good.

 

 

> They're not yet saying anything

> about New Mexico, but Dean did not campaign there at all and

Clark,

> Lieberman and Kerry are supposed to be strong there. So we can

> expect the same single digit performance from Dean there.

>

According to NYTimes, Dean has got into double figures there in New

Mexico.

 

Speaking about NYTimes, it seems that Astrology (of the Western

type) has made it to the Op-Ed column. Comments given there are

pretty general and one can compare it with daily TP charts as

illustrated by you to see the difference.

 

http://www.nytimes.com/2004/02/03/opinion/03SULL.html?pagewanted=all

 

regards

Hari