Fwd: Saturn's Transit over Amsha position (Examples)

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Hello Ms.Sushmita,

 

No astrologer in dreams would predict a major event like death seeing

just one component like the amasa transit.

All factors contributing to such an event are taken into account and

a prediction is given.

 

A post motem you say ?

May be Sushmitaji (If you really are Sushmita)does not know that a

priciple was being discussed. Not only K.N Rao but all astrologers

should study a chart in maximum possible ways and using various

methods known by them, should predict such grave issues.

 

You would make people laugh if you say that Transits are not useful

in predicting events.

How many techniques of Daiva Keralam have you used and found to fall

flat madam ? And what makes you say that Deva-Keralam is based only

on Transit techniques?

 

If you are well conversant with various methods, a chart will be

given to you.

Let's see how you are predicting even basic things seeing that chart.

 

Tatvam-Asi

 

 

 

 

 

vedic astrology, "sushmita34"

<sushmita34> wrote:

> Hi Everyone,

> Isn't this just a post mortem technique, can we use only transits

to

> discuss such grave issues, and to successfully predict the real

cruz

> would be when this technique is applied on blind charts.

>

> This is not intended towards anyone, giving examples only on

transits

> are not useful for students of astrology, when we get a

chart ,using

> only transits are not much use, it is always beneficial to use

> composite techniques as given in most of the books by K.N.Rao and

his

> associates where HOW EXACTLY to synthesise multiple techniques are

> illustrated with repeatable success. Discussing sole techniques can

> be illusionairy to most students of this list.

>

>

> Most of the techniques which are transit driven in Deva Keralam ,

> fall flat when individualy applied and have LESS predictive value

> unless we combine with Dasha, can someone come out with the secrets

> of dashas combined with transits where such fatal predictions are

> given. That would be a master's post.

>

> Regards,

> Sushmita

>

> !