Sanjay ji's analysis (ANNOUNCEMENT: New SJC Blogspot)

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Namaste friends,

 

I read Sanjay ji's analysis at this blog spot on the US election.

 

Though the US independence chart used itself is speculative and/or

controversial, the attempt to develop a consistent methodology and

test it with elections from 1976 to 2000 is commendable.

 

However, I have a problem with the 2000 and 2004 analysis. In the

2000 chart, Sanjay ji somehow thought Mars was the 3rd lord.

However, based on the TP chart shown there (which is accurate), the

3rd lord is Saturn/Rahu. The logic needs to be changed.

 

In 2004 analysis, Sanjay ji completely dumped the consistent

methodology he demonstrated in 7 charts (1976-2000) and used a new

criterion. In all the previous charts, he used the 10th and 3rd

LORDS. When it came to 2004, he analyzed only the 10th house. It

would've been nice if he used the same methodology he demonstrated

in all the previous election charts!

 

If you extend the same methodology to 2004, you will see that the

10th lord Mercury and debilitated 3rd lord Mars are together,

promising a very close election. Now the question is whether Mercury

wins or the debilitated Mars.

 

May Jupiter's light shine on us,

Narasimha

 

PS: There is a fundamental problem in any analysis based on US chart

or lunar new year chart. Unlike Indian elections, where there is

basically one parliamentary election that decides the Prime

Minister, US has congress, senate and presidential elections. In the

elections, a Republican incumbent president may win, but the

majority in Congress and Senate may change. In other words, a change

in the ruling establishment can mean several things. It does not

necessarily mean the loss of the sitting President.

 

> Hare Rama Krishna

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