Absence of birth time.

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Dear learned members,

In the absence of birth time, where only the date of birth is available, what ,

in your experience would give the best and more accurate interpretation?- The

ascendent arrived at based on sunrise timing or taken at 12:00 pm noon?

Especially if none of the planets have moved to the next rashi during the 24 hrs

on that particular day?

Regards,

Anita

 

 

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Namaste Ms Anita ji,

 

I prefer to go by Moon chart in such cases. There may be difference in

Balance of Dasha, but basic promised events can be foretold. Use of

Nadi techniques in analysis can provide good help i.e. taking Jupiter as

the Jeeva. One can also use the Bhrigu Progression techniques (there

are different school of thoughts on application of this method)

 

With regards,

 

Sreeram_Srinivas

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Thank you sreeram ji for your prompt response.. I appreciate that. I too thought that would be the best option. I must say, when I consulted a prasna astrologer, I mean to say I raised a prasna regarding some aspect of this person's problem, twice the ascendent came as dhanu. This had nothing to do with the horoscope. I did not take out the horoscope at all but just asked that a prasna chart be raised.regards, Anita--- On Thu, 28/5/09, sreeram srinivas <sreeram64 wrote:

sreeram srinivas <sreeram64 Re: Absence of birth time. Date: Thursday, 28 May, 2009, 5:08 AM

 

 

Namaste Ms Anita ji,I prefer to go by Moon chart in such cases. There may be difference inBalance of Dasha, but basic promised events can be foretold. Use ofNadi techniques in analysis can provide good help i.e. taking Jupiter asthe Jeeva. One can also use the Bhrigu Progression techniques (thereare different school of thoughts on application of this method)With regards,Sreeram_Srinivas

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