Guest guest Posted December 17, 2008 Report Share Posted December 17, 2008 The following data could be interesting, though not conclusive definitely. Dymock is an astrologer who posts test cases giving birth data and few possible answers for an event date (or similar format) on the 1st of each month and on the 15th posts the answers in addition to the successful applicants' names and answers. I recently came upon this site and thought it would be interesting to see the performance stats, which I provide below. Mind you, the numbers are low, but perhaps because many do not know the site is in operation, etc: http://members.ozemail.com.au/~dymock/index.html In-T# Accurate/responded Multiple questions, possibilities given 54-138 - 6/10 (partly) 56-139 - 8/13 (partly) 57-140 - 5/18 (partly) 58-141 - 4/21 partly right Single finding, possibilities given 43-134 - 3/13 60-142 - 7/16 61-143 - 3/20 62-144 - 7/21 63-145 - 7/26 64-146 - 5/17 65-147 - 3/23 66-148 - 11/26 67-149 - 3/22 69-150 - 2/20 70-151 - 8/25 RR Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 18, 2008 Report Share Posted December 18, 2008 Dear RR ji and other Astrologers, Thanks for sharing the link. I was stuck in the first case itself [installment I]. As I dont understand Tropical zodiac. Can anybody share how to relate Tropical zodiac conclusion given in this link with Sidereal zodiac. The person has given reasoning with Mars, pluto, and other outer planets. what should be the reasoning, if we analyse this chart from vedic point of view. Just pasting a case from the link: This is the Natal Chart of a man born 6 Sep 1969, 8:30 am CET, Zwolle, Netherlands. A dramatic event occurred in his life in the six-month period 6 Sep 2002-6 Mar 2003. 52 N 30' 06 E 05' Thanks Anshul ________________________________ On Behalf Of Rohiniranjan Wednesday, December 17, 2008 9:03 PM Astrologer stats The following data could be interesting, though not conclusive definitely. Dymock is an astrologer who posts test cases giving birth data and few possible answers for an event date (or similar format) on the 1st of each month and on the 15th posts the answers in addition to the successful applicants' names and answers. I recently came upon this site and thought it would be interesting to see the performance stats, which I provide below. Mind you, the numbers are low, but perhaps because many do not know the site is in operation, etc: http://members.ozemail.com.au/~dymock/index.html <http://members.ozemail.com.au/~dymock/index.html> In-T# Accurate/responded Multiple questions, possibilities given 54-138 - 6/10 (partly) 56-139 - 8/13 (partly) 57-140 - 5/18 (partly) 58-141 - 4/21 partly right Single finding, possibilities given 43-134 - 3/13 60-142 - 7/16 61-143 - 3/20 62-144 - 7/21 63-145 - 7/26 64-146 - 5/17 65-147 - 3/23 66-148 - 11/26 67-149 - 3/22 69-150 - 2/20 70-151 - 8/25 RR The information contained in this electronic mail transmission may be privileged and confidential, and therefore, protected from disclosure. If you have received this communication in error, please notify us immediately by replying to this message and deleting it from your computer without copying or disclosing it. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 18, 2008 Report Share Posted December 18, 2008 The point, Anshul, was to use the data and answers for your personal examination and study, and not necessarily to learn tropical astrology! Unless that is what you would like to, of course :-) RR , " Kapoor, Anshul " <anshul.kapoor wrote: > > Dear RR ji and other Astrologers, > Thanks for sharing the link. I was stuck in the first case itself > [installment I]. As I dont understand Tropical zodiac. > > Can anybody share how to relate Tropical zodiac conclusion given in this > link with Sidereal zodiac. The person has given reasoning with Mars, > pluto, and other outer planets. > what should be the reasoning, if we analyse this chart from vedic point > of view. > > Just pasting a case from the link: > > This is the Natal Chart of a man born 6 Sep 1969, 8:30 am CET, Zwolle, > Netherlands. A dramatic event occurred in his life in the six-month > period 6 Sep 2002-6 Mar 2003. > 52 N 30' 06 E 05' > > Thanks > Anshul > > ________________________________ > > > On Behalf Of Rohiniranjan > Wednesday, December 17, 2008 9:03 PM > > Astrologer stats > > > > The following data could be interesting, though not conclusive > definitely. Dymock is an astrologer who posts test cases giving birth > data and few possible answers for an event date (or similar format) > on the 1st of each month and on the 15th posts the answers in > addition to the successful applicants' names and answers. I recently > came upon this site and thought it would be interesting to see the > performance stats, which I provide below. Mind you, the numbers are > low, but perhaps because many do not know the site is in operation, > etc: > > http://members.ozemail.com.au/~dymock/index.html > <http://members.ozemail.com.au/~dymock/index.html> > > In-T# Accurate/responded > > Multiple questions, possibilities given > 54-138 - 6/10 (partly) > 56-139 - 8/13 (partly) > 57-140 - 5/18 (partly) > 58-141 - 4/21 partly right > > Single finding, possibilities given > 43-134 - 3/13 > 60-142 - 7/16 > 61-143 - 3/20 > 62-144 - 7/21 > 63-145 - 7/26 > 64-146 - 5/17 > 65-147 - 3/23 > 66-148 - 11/26 > 67-149 - 3/22 > 69-150 - 2/20 > 70-151 - 8/25 > > RR > > > > > > The information contained in this electronic mail transmission > may be privileged and confidential, and therefore, protected > from disclosure. If you have received this communication in > error, please notify us immediately by replying to this > message and deleting it from your computer without copying > or disclosing it. > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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