Accuracy in prediction

[Guest guest]

Dear brother Visti and honoured members.

I am writing this with special reference to the accuracy of the birth

time of an individual. The Lagna Rasi would be the same for a nearly

accurate time of birth. But an important factor in predictions is the

Navamsa. For an accurate prediction, the planets have to be taken

note of in the Navamsa and a lot of other factors too have to be

gauged from it. The Navamsa lagna changes every thirteen minutes

depending on latitude. If the accuracy of the birth time is beyond 13

mimutes it will drastically change the planets in houses in the

Navamsa leading to hopelessly inaccurate deductions when the debility

or exaltation or factors such as vargottama etc are to be seen from

the Navamsa. Therefore i ask of all the learned members to ask

people as to how sure they are of their birth time. If they are sure

as to plus or minus 10 minutes it will not have a bearing on Navamsa.

But if they are not I suggest the learned members not to look at the

Navamsa (at all) or the divisional charts too for that matter when

predicting events. They should solely look at the Lagna Rasi.

Tremendous amount of details can be derived from the Lagna Rasi

itself.

Hence my learned friends...please take serious notice of the point

I have raised here in order to be accurate and not misled by faulty

and innacurate navamsa which will have a severe and serious bearing

resulting in faulty predictions.

Brother Visti...please answer to this message.

God loves you all,

Sunit Mehta

[Guest guest]

Inaccuracy in birth-time will change the LAGNA in the navamsa and other

divisional charts but in majority of cases should not alter the position of the

grahas as the majority of the graha are slower moving in comparison to the

lagna. Of the grahas Moon moves the fastest at roughly 0.5 degrees every hour

so it is possible the position of the Moon could change in the divisional

charts especially in the higher divisionals or if it is at or close to the

transition point from one sign/division to the next.

Birth time rectification becomes important where it is not known with certainty.

To do this one needs knowledge in the interpretation of the divisional charts (I

am also learning). So for example if bith time is know with +/- 15 minutes this

could give 3 possible lagna positions in the Navamsa chart and knowing events

in the native's life and other characteristics of the native it is possible to

narrow down the possibilities. This could be extended to the other divisional

charts successively (D7, D10, D16, D24, etc ).

Further fine tuning (in rashi and divisional charts) can be done using special

lagnas - like Ghati lagna and Hora lagna.

Best Wishes, (As I mentioned, I am also learning).

Ashwin.

[Guest guest]

Hello sunit:

 

An error of 10 minutes is also too large. what will happen if the

lagna is alread at the border, the a few seconds error can change the

characteristics in navamsa.

 

Also depending on rasi alone for predictions may cause some errors.

Note that one size fits all kind of approach has its own advantages

and disadvantages.

 

Note that if you depend on rashi alone it will divide the popolation

of the world into 12 categories, which may not be sufficient enough

to explain the variations in characteristics.

 

Predictions need to be made with proper analysis, input and

experience which comes with trial and learning from mistakes and the

method needs to be refined. Even after learning all the basics and

the rules of astrology, it cannot be applied directly verbatim.

 

 

 

Ishwar

 

sjvc, "sunit_mehta2002" <sunit_mehta2002> wrote:

> Dear brother Visti and honoured members.

> I am writing this with special reference to the accuracy of the

birth

> time of an individual. The Lagna Rasi would be the same for a

nearly

> accurate time of birth. But an important factor in predictions is

the

> Navamsa. For an accurate prediction, the planets have to be taken

> note of in the Navamsa and a lot of other factors too have to be

> gauged from it. The Navamsa lagna changes every thirteen minutes

> depending on latitude. If the accuracy of the birth time is beyond

13

> mimutes it will drastically change the planets in houses in the

> Navamsa leading to hopelessly inaccurate deductions when the

debility

> or exaltation or factors such as vargottama etc are to be seen from

> the Navamsa. Therefore i ask of all the learned members to ask

> people as to how sure they are of their birth time. If they are

sure

> as to plus or minus 10 minutes it will not have a bearing on

Navamsa.

> But if they are not I suggest the learned members not to look at

the

> Navamsa (at all) or the divisional charts too for that matter when

> predicting events. They should solely look at the Lagna Rasi.

> Tremendous amount of details can be derived from the Lagna Rasi

> itself.

> Hence my learned friends...please take serious notice of the

point

> I have raised here in order to be accurate and not misled by faulty

> and innacurate navamsa which will have a severe and serious bearing

> resulting in faulty predictions.

> Brother Visti...please answer to this message.

> God loves you all,

> Sunit Mehta

[Guest guest]

Vyam Vyaasadevaaya Namah

Dear Sunit,

What is there to say? Offcourse if the chart is acurate, then predictions will

be acurate, there is no dispute here.

But there are more vargas other than Navamsa, say D-10, D-24 and more

importantly d-60. These vargas also need rectifying, but all in due time.

 

Instead of asking the native, check the lagna degree, and see if its close to

the borders of any vargas. If you don't know the borders, learn to calculate

the Varga charts, and then soon you will know.

 

Best wishes, Visti.

-

sunit_mehta2002

sjvc

Friday, September 13, 2002 2:39 AM

[sjvc] Accuracy in prediction

Dear brother Visti and honoured members.I am writing this with special reference

to the accuracy of the birth time of an individual. The Lagna Rasi would be the

same for a nearly accurate time of birth. But an important factor in

predictions is the Navamsa. For an accurate prediction, the planets have to be

taken note of in the Navamsa and a lot of other factors too have to be gauged

from it. The Navamsa lagna changes every thirteen minutes depending on

latitude. If the accuracy of the birth time is beyond 13 mimutes it will

drastically change the planets in houses in the Navamsa leading to hopelessly

inaccurate deductions when the debility or exaltation or factors such as

vargottama etc are to be seen from the Navamsa. Therefore i ask of all the

learned members to ask people as to how sure they are of their birth time. If

they are sure as to plus or minus 10 minutes it will not have a bearing on

Navamsa. But if they are not I suggest the learned members not to look at the

Navamsa (at all) or the divisional charts too for that matter when predicting

events. They should solely look at the Lagna Rasi. Tremendous amount of details

can be derived from the Lagna Rasi itself. Hence my learned friends...please

take serious notice of the point I have raised here in order to be accurate and

not misled by faulty and innacurate navamsa which will have a severe and serious

bearing resulting in faulty predictions.Brother Visti...please answer to this

message.God loves you all,Sunit MehtaYour use of is subject to

the

[Guest guest]

Dear Brother Visti and learned members,

Thank you for your time in answering my comments about the accuracy

of the birth time.

God loves you all,

Sunit

 

sjvc, "Visti Larsen" <vishnu@l...> wrote:

> Vyam Vyaasadevaaya Namah

>

> --

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>

> Dear Sunit,

> What is there to say? Offcourse if the chart is acurate, then

predictions will be acurate, there is no dispute here.

> But there are more vargas other than Navamsa, say D-10, D-24 and

more importantly d-60. These vargas also need rectifying, but all in

due time.

>

> Instead of asking the native, check the lagna degree, and see if

its close to the borders of any vargas. If you don't know the

borders, learn to calculate the Varga charts, and then soon you will

know.

>

> Best wishes, Visti.

> -

> sunit_mehta2002

> sjvc

> Friday, September 13, 2002 2:39 AM

> [sjvc] Accuracy in prediction

>

>

> Dear brother Visti and honoured members.

> I am writing this with special reference to the accuracy of the

birth

> time of an individual. The Lagna Rasi would be the same for a

nearly

> accurate time of birth. But an important factor in predictions is

the

> Navamsa. For an accurate prediction, the planets have to be taken

> note of in the Navamsa and a lot of other factors too have to be

> gauged from it. The Navamsa lagna changes every thirteen minutes

> depending on latitude. If the accuracy of the birth time is

beyond 13

> mimutes it will drastically change the planets in houses in the

> Navamsa leading to hopelessly inaccurate deductions when the

debility

> or exaltation or factors such as vargottama etc are to be seen

from

> the Navamsa. Therefore i ask of all the learned members to ask

> people as to how sure they are of their birth time. If they are

sure

> as to plus or minus 10 minutes it will not have a bearing on

Navamsa.

> But if they are not I suggest the learned members not to look at

the

> Navamsa (at all) or the divisional charts too for that matter

when

> predicting events. They should solely look at the Lagna Rasi.

> Tremendous amount of details can be derived from the Lagna Rasi

> itself.

> Hence my learned friends...please take serious notice of the

point

> I have raised here in order to be accurate and not misled by

faulty

> and innacurate navamsa which will have a severe and serious

bearing

> resulting in faulty predictions.

> Brother Visti...please answer to this message.

> God loves you all,

> Sunit Mehta

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