GTY : A misplaced emphasis --> Anil..HT Theory

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Dear Anil:

 

Your views are well respected. However, i invite you to look at my

horoscope in the light of HT Theory (all aspects). The results are

stunning. I have used this effectively with a lot of other

horoscopes as well maintaining focus around HP.

 

Please look at Message #4139. It the an event I have discussed in

light of my horoscope. I do not have GTY, but a lot of other

beautiful HT Theory concepts fit my horoscope magically.

 

I invite you again to look at mine and give feedback. I will then

throw more light to you on things you never saw through HT Theory in

my horoscope.

 

Warm Regards.

 

--Sanjay Aggarwal

 

, gogatea <gogatea@v...>

wrote:

> Dear All,

>

> I totally agree with Bhuwan. You cannot say that all people born

during such long period irrespective of place and time would have

GTY and therefore same predictions.

>

> This is against principles of Vedic astrology in which we go into

very minute details in terms of Mahadasha , Gochar , Nakshatra etc.

>

> Such research methodologies are welcomed but stretching them

beyond point will not only confuse newcomers but also will not help

the Forum or this science. I have many books where authors have

found similar theories and pursued them, but they could be used only

as supplementary to basic rules which have been formed by

experience. e.g. one astrologer used innovative theory. If a person

has extreme negative or positive feedback about brother or sister

then not only he would study Tritiya sthan and tritiyesh but also

tritiya sthana from tritiya i.e. Pancham sthana it's bhavesh etc.

Same theory he has applied for other places.

>

> Now as a new approach it was ok. But this author got so "obsessed"

with his own theory that he recommended to forget about basic

principles and follow his theory only, which is not correct.

>

> I hope same thing should not happen with research being presented

to this forum.

>

> Thanks

>

> Anil

> -

> bhuwanvashishtha

>

> Tuesday, February 24, 2004 11:05 PM

> GTY : A misplaced emphasis

>

>

> Dear friends,

>

> Rahu stays in a sign for a year and a half. It takes 18 years to

> complete the zodiac cycle. Therefore every 18 years , or about ,

it

> will be in the same sign as Saturn for a year and a half.

Threfore

> every person born in the world during that one and a half year

will

> have GTY. Therfore GTY at best can be desribed as an ordinary

> planetary combination nothing extra ordinary about it, nothing

as

> scaring as it is being made out to be in this group. All this

song

> and dance about GTY is misplaced. There are hundreds of such

every

> day combinations in astrology.

>

> Just relax and forget GTY.

>

> with regards,

>

> Bhuwan

>

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