Predicting Match Outcome [ For Mr. Punit]

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Dear Mr.Punit,

I would like to add something different from your view. I am having a reason for it. In mundane affairs, the charts of the prime minister or head of the govt show the good or bad happenings related to the nation. Also in the charts of the organisations the chart of the head of the organisation also reflects the overall performance of the organisation in a given time along with his own performance and other life issue. This will be reflected by the 10H and the influence on it with the running dasas effect on the same.

 

Same way, the winning of the team can also be put into the same bracket and the chart of the captain must reflect the happening.

 

It is my opinion.

 

Regards,

Anurodh.Punit Pandey <punitp wrote:

 

But it is not only the captain but few others who can get the credit e.g. man of the match, best baller , best batsman etc. So the prediction can not be correct till the time we analyze all charts. A captain can score zero, may not field well still the team can win.

 

Thanks & Regards,

 

Punit Pandey

On 4/19/05, anant raichur <anant_1608 wrote:

good idea to predict result of match, based on the chart of the Captain. Iif the team wins he gets the credit.

rsatish1942 <rsatish1942 wrote:

Dear Mr Raichur,I concur with your observations.Orthodox astrologers are very particular not to entertain clients few days before amvasya(New Moon).My father an astrologer in his days,used to keep the horoscopes recd week before Amavasya and eclipses unopened,and after a day after the critical days ,used to examine for study etc.In the ODI ,there was no personal "Stake" hence possibly the collective wisdom of stalwarts did not give appropriate answers.Next time we should check the team Captain's horoscopes' and use your 4 atep method.Neville was successful,perhaps when he reveals the methodology we can learn.Regards,Satish , anant raichur wrote:> Dear Rangarajan> > I believe if a client had paid you to know the result, he would certainly be serious, and Moon > > would reveal it. Then you can check, wether the client would win or not ? This will confirm the> > result of the Match vis-a-vis the Client. If this fails THEN CHECK YOUR OWN CHART and > > find out if you are going thru an UNFAVORABLE time and stop prediction till that time is over.> > I have undergone this experience, and when my most confident replies, turned out wrong I> > checked my chart and found out I was going thru an unfavorable time. I then stopped makingh> > authoratative remarks/statements. I went to the extent of even replying to a question "What is> > your Name ", by saying "I am not sure...but people call me Mr. so

and so "> > >

> Rangarajan Krishnamoorthy wrote:> > > Dear Members,> I tend to agree, at least in part, with Punit on applying KP horary is> predicting match outcome. This series has given us a context to test> our thoeries and understanding, and as is clear, there has been some> failure. I am not sure whether the theory that we applied is incorrect> or we applied it incorrectly. I have seen members put forward a couple> of theories - from Bhatt, Kar, etc. It is my view that first we should> propose "the" theory (if there are multiple theories, articulate them)> crisply and unambiguously so that anyone can apply it correctly. After> this, it should be applied on many cases and the outcome studied. It> is quite possible that the theory that we adopt is inappropriate for> certain contexts, but we should experiment and

find out. I have seen> that Neville has correctly predicted the last two matches, so his> procedure could be applied to past matches to gauge the accuracy of> prediction.> > Finally I wish to make a simple observation: Imagine that this was not> a simple experiment, but a client had approached us for a> consultation, we charged our fees for the prediction and it failed.> What do we do? > > Regards,> Rangarajan> > > > > > > >