MRITYU KUNDALI...Death Chart.. anyone considered comparing Sri RR ji

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Got it, Sir. Practical problem would be in getting exact moment of

death (critically important like birth time and even more vaguely

perceived in many cases and even more imprecisely documented due to

the circumstances and state of mind of survivors, etc.). Houck may

have some data. I am not sure but another source could be records for

individuals who are given death sentence and killed by lethal

injections (the counterpart of caesarean births, I suppose).

 

Just some thoughts, shared in a helpful spirit, Sir! Nothing more!!

 

RR

 

, Tatvamasi <om_tatsat_om

wrote:

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> Sir Ji,

>

> I am not interested in AFTERLIFE but just wanted to compare what

charts of COMING INTO THIS WORLD and GOING OUT OF THIS WORLD in

totality as events seperated by a fixed life span of the person in

question.

> Nothing more to it.

>

> Tatvam-Asi

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> crystal pages <jyotish_vani wrote:

> Dear Sir,

>

> I personally have not dared to do so, though it is a very

interesting

> idea though. Finding the exact and accurate moment of death may be

a

> problem, though -- even more than finding the moment of birth is.

> Secondly, if such a chart is being used to predict or study the

after-

> life as it is called, there could be two problems: the astrological

> rules may not apply in the same way or at all as they do in the

earthly

> reality and even if they do, feedback to gauge accuracy of

predictions

> may not be possible. I am just guessing here, bassed on what I have

> read, that the time-frames in the after-life period could be very

short

> or extremely stretched, even if we plan to use the <death> based in

the

> death chart as the moment of the next birth! An entirely different

ball-

> game. I am sure you may have read Richard Houck's writings and

there

> might be some good information there.

>

> My biggest trepidation lies in the fact that much of the post-death

and

> reincarnational astrological research is extremely difficult if not

> impossible to corroborate and the astrologer's mind can play

tricks. We

> see innumerable examples of that even in normal, lifetime astrology

> where the fallacies and biases become visible due to there being

the

> possibility of verification and correction. An important and

tangible

> reference point that could well be lost when one studies the

afterlife

> with its inherent SILENCE (for most ordinary mortals many of whom

learn

> and utilize astrology)!

>

> RR

>

> , "om_tatsat_om"

> <om_tatsat_om@> wrote:

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> > Dear friends,

> >

> > Some time back, I had posted this question to learned members in

> > another group .It was a sad attempt.

> > Has any one considered studying Death Chart of a person along

with

> > his/her birth chart?

> > Technically speaking, a death chart must show opposite traits of

a

> > Birth Chart.

> >

> > It would be interesting to know from members who might have death

> > timings of some known relatives/friends etc and compare the

charts of

> > Birth and death.

> >

> > Tatvam-Asi

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