The million dollar question: Can astrology change your fate ?

July 12, 2006

Right now while I am writing this, I am not trying to prove

anything. This is my sincere effort to bring forward some events

that I have faced during my consultations. As to me I am a

practicing astrologer In India. The first lessons that are being

taught in Vedic astrology are about Karma theory. They describe that

why you need astrology at all when all things are predestined. Is it

just a space filler for human curiosity or is it really helping

somebody?

I am presently referring to class of people who do not believe in

astrology. One of my closest friend who is a diamond merchant has

something to do with this. His father is a very rich person and they

are enjoying all first class luxuries than an average Indian boy can

only dream of. They are devout Jain's( a Community in India) and his

father does not believes in astrology. Rather I should say that he

does not like to consult an astrologer. Being a very close friend I

know their family is very happy. They follow their prayers daily and

often perform all the things and actions in right manners. His

father is an honest person in his business deals and he earns

through clean fair deals. One day my friend came running to me with

his horoscope and with his heart pounding he told me that he is

getting married.

Interestingly he gave me the horoscope details for his to be wife.

He wanted to know what will be the outcome. As a true friend I

helped him and he went back happy. Not to mention that marriage took

place and everything was all right. I wonder what difference my

prediction made anyway. Just that he was happy. Then a second

incident happened which tells us what astrology can do (and also

what it cannot do). He came again, this time with his wife's

horoscope. They were going to have a baby and I announced that it

will be male child and that there will be serious health problems to

the mother and baby. Even before he was born, we were told by the

doctors that the embryo is suffering from a particular threatening

condition of enlargement of the brain. The birth of this boy was

very difficult and it took a very long surgical procedure.

Now I told him everything before. I prayed for him daily and we (me

and my wife) even performed some sacred rites for his child so that

the delivery should be safe. The child is normal and happy. I cannot

say what exactly happened over here. According to astrology

something bad has to happen, and it did take place. But the final

outcome was a winning thing. I cannot say what happened over here

was outcome of what (His family's disbelief in astrology and belief

in good karmas, or my prayers) but the results were good. Now what

difference my prediction brought to him. I wonder if it can be

anything than nothing.

Another situation was of my own first child. While waiting in the

operation theatre the surgeon asked me what would be my baby be

like, a boy or a girl. My reply was clear and this amazed her. She

said how I can be so sure. I replied that my skills are like her

tests reports and I rely on them like she relies on her reports.

Not to mention that a baby boy did took birth. Interestingly my kid

got the same sign and same nakshatra as mine. He was born in Moola

Gandanata (A particular bad placement of planets). I knew about it

being an astrologer and I have heard of the consequences that it can

produce. Immediately on the very day of his birth, my father met

with an accident while coming down from a bus. I passed it as being

another normal life incident (`because he was not injured). Then

within an interval of seven days he met two minor and one major

accident. He was saved but got some injuries. The coincidences were

growing and I felt that I should use my knowledge. I scanned all the

remedies for nakshatras and performed a sarpa Shanti Yajna at my

home. Together with five pandits and my family members, it took four

hours to get completed. I must mention over here that I

painstakingly collected twenty seven different samples of water (

>From different temples ) and leaves as directed by Shastras.

After the Yajna I observed the sudden disappearances of all the

coincidences. All the problems stopped and there was no problem with

my father. Now something happened over here. From regular dangerous

coincidences to nothing. Something did changed when we offered our

best donations to Sarpa God and enchanting the mantras for Ashlesha.

Was it a change in the destiny or was it something else ? I cannot

say.

My million dollar question still stands. Is man more powerful than

destiny?

I leave the deductions for my esteemed readers.

AJ

www.astrologyfuture.com

July 13, 2006

Dear sir,

Destiny can never be changed.Prayer and donation is antibiotic and

psychological medicine "DIL KO SAMJHANE KO GHALIB YE KHAIYAL ACHA HAI'

When one born than there is a hard disk with different GB and

selected programme to be broadcast in span of life and it can not be

earased or altered.

with regards

jawaherjain

-- In vedic astrology, "osho_shadow"

<osho_shadow wrote:

>

> Right now while I am writing this, I am not trying to prove

> anything. This is my sincere effort to bring forward some events

> that I have faced during my consultations. As to me I am a

> practicing astrologer In India. The first lessons that are being

> taught in Vedic astrology are about Karma theory. They describe that

> why you need astrology at all when all things are predestined. Is it

> just a space filler for human curiosity or is it really helping

> somebody?

>

> I am presently referring to class of people who do not believe in

> astrology. One of my closest friend who is a diamond merchant has

> something to do with this. His father is a very rich person and they

> are enjoying all first class luxuries than an average Indian boy can

> only dream of. They are devout Jain's( a Community in India) and his

> father does not believes in astrology. Rather I should say that he

> does not like to consult an astrologer. Being a very close friend I

> know their family is very happy. They follow their prayers daily and

> often perform all the things and actions in right manners. His

> father is an honest person in his business deals and he earns

> through clean fair deals. One day my friend came running to me with

> his horoscope and with his heart pounding he told me that he is

> getting married.

>

> Interestingly he gave me the horoscope details for his to be wife.

> He wanted to know what will be the outcome. As a true friend I

> helped him and he went back happy. Not to mention that marriage took

> place and everything was all right. I wonder what difference my

> prediction made anyway. Just that he was happy. Then a second

> incident happened which tells us what astrology can do (and also

> what it cannot do). He came again, this time with his wife's

> horoscope. They were going to have a baby and I announced that it

> will be male child and that there will be serious health problems to

> the mother and baby. Even before he was born, we were told by the

> doctors that the embryo is suffering from a particular threatening

> condition of enlargement of the brain. The birth of this boy was

> very difficult and it took a very long surgical procedure.

>

> Now I told him everything before. I prayed for him daily and we (me

> and my wife) even performed some sacred rites for his child so that

> the delivery should be safe. The child is normal and happy. I cannot

> say what exactly happened over here. According to astrology

> something bad has to happen, and it did take place. But the final

> outcome was a winning thing. I cannot say what happened over here

> was outcome of what (His family's disbelief in astrology and belief

> in good karmas, or my prayers) but the results were good. Now what

> difference my prediction brought to him. I wonder if it can be

> anything than nothing.

>

> Another situation was of my own first child. While waiting in the

> operation theatre the surgeon asked me what would be my baby be

> like, a boy or a girl. My reply was clear and this amazed her. She

> said how I can be so sure. I replied that my skills are like her

> tests reports and I rely on them like she relies on her reports.

>

> Not to mention that a baby boy did took birth. Interestingly my kid

> got the same sign and same nakshatra as mine. He was born in Moola

> Gandanata (A particular bad placement of planets). I knew about it

> being an astrologer and I have heard of the consequences that it can

> produce. Immediately on the very day of his birth, my father met

> with an accident while coming down from a bus. I passed it as being

> another normal life incident (`because he was not injured). Then

> within an interval of seven days he met two minor and one major

> accident. He was saved but got some injuries. The coincidences were

> growing and I felt that I should use my knowledge. I scanned all the

> remedies for nakshatras and performed a sarpa Shanti Yajna at my

> home. Together with five pandits and my family members, it took four

> hours to get completed. I must mention over here that I

> painstakingly collected twenty seven different samples of water (

> From different temples ) and leaves as directed by Shastras.

>

> After the Yajna I observed the sudden disappearances of all the

> coincidences. All the problems stopped and there was no problem with

> my father. Now something happened over here. From regular dangerous

> coincidences to nothing. Something did changed when we offered our

> best donations to Sarpa God and enchanting the mantras for Ashlesha.

> Was it a change in the destiny or was it something else ? I cannot

> say.

>

> My million dollar question still stands. Is man more powerful than

> destiny?

>

> I leave the deductions for my esteemed readers.

>

> AJ

>

> www.astrologyfuture.com

>

July 13, 2006

Not true, Some part of your life/karma can be changed and some is unchanged. You should read Sanjay Rath's article on the subjects.

JAWAHERJAIN <jawaherjain2002 > wrote: Dear sir,