Request for Charts of people no More:/Pradeep

June 4, 2006

| om gurave namah |Dear Pradeep, Pranam Very sorry to hear about this. Hope things are ok at ur end now. Maybe my english wasn't apt, It is not my research but technique by Dr. BV Raman - 3 lines of it which further lead me to further discovery. Can

you kindly indicate a) Where did the incident happen - house/hospital/ if house - whose house b) Who all were present during the incident c) city of death or was it in a village where greenery was there. Kindly mail back on private mail at suniljohn_2002 Warm regards sunil Pradeep <psd1955 wrote: Dear Sunil John, My brother Dileep born on 19th sept 1959 @ 9.30am at Ernakulam, Kerala Died of massive heart attack in the early hours of Sept 1 2001 or around midnight of of Aug 2001 at residence. I shall be happy to provide any further details that you may need for your research. All the best, Regards,Pradeep - Sunil John Sohamsa Astrology group Saturday, June 03, 2006 9:01

PM Request for Charts of people no More: Om Datta Guru Dear Friends,I have stumbled upon a technique for finding out how a person will die and the circumstances around it & possibility of people present at the moment a person

dies. I request for chart details. I am looking for 3 kinds of charts - death through disease or death through unnatural forces (suicide, assasination, poision, accident etc) & natural death without any disease.I have tested it technique on 12 charts and it works well on 11 so far with the following results1. How death will occur2. Circumstances around death3. People present when native died (in india sometimes the dying wish of parents is that their children or loved ones be present or viceversa ) a question often posed to astrologers to answer.4. Sometimes activity that was being performed whilst the native died.5. Easy co-relation with Vimshottari DasaObstacles Faced1. This happens sometimes when Charakaraka replacement is there of AKKindly reply to suniljohn_2002 . Would be grateful.Regards,Sunil JohnMumbaiP.S: Pls do not forget to mention date of death and if possible hour or

min.