How do we know predictions are accurate?RRji is correct

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entertain personal visits by clients as they are not interested in establishing

a personal rapport with them. I call them NETSTROLOGERS.rohiniranjan

<rrgb (AT) sprint (DOT) ca> wrote: Very good question! Lots of good astrologers insist

that clients give them feedback and maintain an ongoing relationship, just as

you would with your doctor, dentist, investment counsellor, mentor. This is

based on anecdotal accounts, but I think many more off-line clients/nativities

maintain this link than those that get readings online. Then again, many online

reading requests are fishing expeditions with many different reasons for posting

such requests. I will not go there, and lest this bias anyone, any jyotishi that

is, some of these requests are from really troubled souls that may be seeking

some hope, solace, and compassion. It is up

to the jyotishi to decide if they should act as psychologist, therapist,

counsellors or focus on jyotish cues without losing their human/compassionate

impulses. This is a fine line -- often it works and you end up gaining a

long-time admirer or friend. In other cases, well, sometimes the original

requestor does not even come back to read what you have written. One has to

play by ear. Generally, if your reading has been correct, even the taciturn,

seemingly disinterested ones come back, after months or even a year or two and

those moments of confirmation/affirmation are so precious that you are

energized for the next patch of desert or flying without feedback!I know it

does not specifically answer your question about those who claim what they

claim. I just assumed that you might not push away a view from the ground!

:-)RR

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