horary for property..ice man

August 16, 2004

Dear Members

My analysis of horary number 5 , worked out on 16th August 2004 at 13:49:57

at Chennai is as follows :

Moon,representing mind, is in the sign and sub of sun and in the star of

ketu

ketu in in the sign of libra hence representing venus.

ketu in 7,moon in 5,ven in 3 ownes 2 and 7 cusps.

for property we should consider cusps no.4 ( prime cusp fpr property ) ,11

fulfillment of desire ) ,and 12 ( expences i.e. payments made ) .

moon is not connected to either 4 or 11 or 12. may be at the time of

question ,person was not seriously thinking of property but matters related

to cusps no.2,3,5,7 ( bank balance,spouse,entertainment,short journey etc.

....how to get the money,property in the name of spouse etc )

4th cusp sublord is venus ( posited in 3 and owner of 2 and 7 ) in the star

of Rahu ( rahu in sign of aries hence represents Mars )

mars owner of 1 and 8, posited in 5.

4th cusp sublord also not indicating 4,11 or 12.

My judgement----the person will not be able to buy the property in question.

I request all other members also to participate and practice.we all are

equal here and we are here to learn.

Rajeev K Khattar

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Ice man <yashokumar

Sunday, August 15, 2004 2:04 PM

Re: horary for property

> Dear Colleagues,

> Here is a case that you can try your hand on. A close relation is

> trying to purchase a property here.

> A brief background: In Scotland property is usually sold by means of

> a blind auction. The seller puts their house for sale and sets the

> minimum they expect. People then put in offers in a auction style.

> The seller then selects the person they wan to sell to, usually the

> highest bidder.

> An offer has been made on 14th August and a formal one is being

> submitted on 16th August.

> The horary number chosen was 5.

> Question: will my relative be succesful in buying this property?

> I have cast a horary chart and uploaded it in the files section of

> this group site. I have indicated the significators and RP's at the

> time I considered it as well as what I was starting to do. I have

> not put forward my conclusions as I did not wish to unduly influence

> anyone. You are welcome to discuss this case. results will normally

> be known within 2 weeks thus we can use this case and see how we can

> go about predicting property purchases usin horary. If we are right

> great if we get it incorrect we can do a postmortem and see what we

> should have done.

> Yash

> PS: Rajeevji I have been busy at work last week and have not been

> able to compile the cases yet. I will try and do so and send it

> directly to you soon.

August 16, 2004

Yash ji,

What is the relation between querent and person wanted to buy the

property? In my opnion, this question can not be answered without

knowing the relation. Who has given the number?

It seems that you want to know on your relative's behalf. I have found

that accuracy improves manyfolds if the person, closely involved with

the query, gives the number. As the eagerness may not be profound for

non-involvers(or may be some other reason that I don't know). Is it

possible to get the number directly from the person involved in the

bidding? It can be the test of avobe belief too.

Regards,

Punit Pandey

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Rajeev K Khattar <lalkitab

Mon, 16 Aug 2004 14:02:55 +0530