FW: Sun's progression for timing marriage

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Rao Nemani [raon1008 ]Sent:

Wednesday, January 21, 2004 1:37 AMSameer SawhneyRe: Sun's

progression for timing marriage

Sameer Sawhney <icecoolsam (AT) vsnl (DOT) net> wrote: Respected Raghunadha Rao ji,I read

your post on Sun's progression for timing marriage and I have foundit to bevery

accurate in all the charts I have applied. In my elder bro's case Ifound itto be

not working, so can I doubt that some rectification is needed in birthtime.His

Birth details are : 4 Nov, 1974, 1.23 pm, India, 76E46, 30N45.With this you get

Navamsa Su in PiNavamsa lagna is Cn: 5,17,29,41,...Navamsa 7th is Cp :

11,23,35,47,...Trines to 7th are :Ta : 3,15,27,39,...Vi : 7,19,31,43..He got

married on 12 Dec'02 at the age of 28 which is missing from abovelist.But if I

consider the birth time as 1.27 pm I do get 28 as one of thepossible years.So

is my assumption correct ?Please advise.Thanks,Sameer

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Hare Rama Krishna

 

Dear Sameer,

 

I am very glad to know that, the Sun's Progression method

worked very well with most of your cases, and I also agree

with your in some cases it does not.

 

In my opinion, there are two possibilities: one is, as you

rightly said, the time of birth may not be accurate. As you

have mentioned, by changing the birth time (by adding 2 minutes),

his marriage year did matched with this Sun's progression method.

 

Honestly, I have used this method in few occassions to

narrow down the birth time rectification apart from the

other methods.

 

So in my opinion, that may be the correct birth time, but

I would still suggest you to go ahead further and see whether

the rectified birth time do match with his other past events,

so that you can confirm you are not changing the birth time

just to satisfy this method.

 

Please remember, this is a complimentary to the other dasa

system, so there would be some cases where this method may

not work also.

 

Regards

Raghunadha Rao

 

vedic astrology, Sameer Sawhney

<icecoolsam@v...> wrote:

>

>

> Rao Nemani [raon1008]

> Wednesday, January 21, 2004 1:37 AM

> Sameer Sawhney

> Re: Sun's progression for timing marriage

>

>

>

>

> Sameer Sawhney <icecoolsam@v...> wrote:

> Respected Raghunadha Rao ji,

>

> I read your post on Sun's progression for timing marriage and I

have found

> it to be

> very accurate in all the charts I have applied. In my elder bro's

case I

> found it

> to be not working, so can I doubt that some rectification is

needed in

> birth

> time.

>

> His Birth details are : 4 Nov, 1974, 1.23 pm, India, 76E46, 30N45.

>

> With this you get Navamsa Su in Pi

>

> Navamsa lagna is Cn: 5,17,29,41,...

> Navamsa 7th is Cp : 11,23,35,47,...

> Trines to 7th are :

> Ta : 3,15,27,39,...

> Vi : 7,19,31,43..

>

> He got married on 12 Dec'02 at the age of 28 which is missing

from above

> list.

>

> But if I consider the birth time as 1.27 pm I do get 28 as one of

the

> possible years.

>

> So is my assumption correct ?

>

> Please advise.

>

>

> Thanks,

> Sameer

>

>

>

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Satyam Bruyat Priyam Bruyat

 

Dear Rao,

This sounds interesting! I am sure you would have done your study on this. If it

works it could help in time rectification, especially correcting Navamsa lagna

in some cases. It would be nice to hear from Gurus on this.

Kind regards

Ramesh

Rao Nemani [raon1008 ]Sent:

Thursday, January 22, 2004 3:02 AMvedic astrologySubject:

[vedic astrology] Re: FW: Sun's progression for timing marriageHare Rama

KrishnaDear Sameer,I am very glad to know that, the Sun's Progression method

worked very well with most of your cases, and I also agree with your in some

cases it does not.In my opinion, there are two possibilities: one is, as you

rightly said, the time of birth may not be accurate. As you have mentioned, by

changing the birth time (by adding 2 minutes), his marriage year did matched

with this Sun's progression method. Honestly, I have used this method in few

occassions to narrow down the birth time rectification apart from the other

methods.So in my opinion, that may be the correct birth time, but I would still

suggest you to go ahead further and see whether the rectified birth time do

match with his other past events, so that you can confirm you are not changing

the birth time just to satisfy this method.Please remember, this is a

complimentary to the other dasa system, so there would be some cases where this

method may not work also.RegardsRaghunadha Rao--- In

vedic astrology, Sameer Sawhney <icecoolsam@v...> wrote:> >

> Rao Nemani [raon1008]> Sent:

Wednesday, January 21, 2004 1:37 AM> Sameer Sawhney> Re: Sun's

progression for timing marriage> > > > > Sameer Sawhney <icecoolsam@v...>

wrote:> Respected Raghunadha Rao ji,> > I read your post on Sun's

progression for timing marriage and I have found> it to be> very accurate

in all the charts I have applied. In my elder bro's case I> found it> to be

not working, so can I doubt that some rectification is needed in> birth>

time.> > His Birth details are : 4 Nov, 1974, 1.23 pm, India, 76E46, 30N45.>

> With this you get Navamsa Su in Pi> > Navamsa lagna is Cn:

5,17,29,41,...> Navamsa 7th is Cp : 11,23,35,47,...> Trines to 7th are :>

Ta : 3,15,27,39,...> Vi : 7,19,31,43..> > He got married on 12 Dec'02 at the

age of 28 which is missing from above> list.> > But if I consider the birth

time as 1.27 pm I do get 28 as one of the> possible years.> > So is my

assumption correct ?> > Please advise.> > > Thanks,> Sameer> > > >

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