Guest guest Posted July 29, 2008 Report Share Posted July 29, 2008 Hello Jason, In the chart of the relative we would see the indicators for the relation the person has with the patient. Best wishes. - Jason B Tuesday, July 29, 2008 6:47 AM Use of relative's chart Prof Choudhry In your book " Predictive Techniques.... " you have a chapter entitled " Timing of Events " . In that chapter you deal with a number of cases where a person was seriously ill. You mention that in lieu of the patient's accurate natal chart one can employ a horary chart or the chart of a close relative of the ill person. What should we be looking for in the chart of a close relative? I assume that there should be some stress indicated and in cases of death a sign of significant grief, sadness, and or depression. I am only guessing. Would you be kind enough to explain a bit more about how we might use the chart of the close relative? Thanks, Jason Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 29, 2008 Report Share Posted July 29, 2008 Dear , Taking this a bit further, if the relative is already dead, can the chart still be used please and it would give the right result ? If this be true, then does it mean that if we look at the chart of any person even after his death then it should be possible to have an idea of his life after this death ? How to look for that? regards Love On Tue, Jul 29, 2008 at 10:13 AM, SIHA <vkchoudhry wrote: > Hello Jason, > > In the chart of the relative we would see the indicators for the relation > the person has with the patient. > > Best wishes. > > > > - > Jason B > <%40> > Tuesday, July 29, 2008 6:47 AM > Use of relative's chart > > Prof Choudhry > > In your book " Predictive Techniques.... " you have a chapter > entitled " Timing of Events " . In that chapter you deal with a number of > cases where a person was seriously ill. You mention that in lieu of > the patient's accurate natal chart one can employ a horary chart or the > chart of a close relative of the ill person. > > What should we be looking for in the chart of a close relative? I > assume that there should be some stress indicated and in cases of death > a sign of significant grief, sadness, and or depression. > > I am only guessing. Would you be kind enough to explain a bit more > about how we might use the chart of the close relative? > > Thanks, > > Jason > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 29, 2008 Report Share Posted July 29, 2008 Hello Mr. Tandon, The prasna is made for the alive persons. Prasna is valid only if, when necessary, the persons visits/contacts an astrologer without any appointment. Best wishes. A-105, South City II, Gurgaon 122018-01, (India). Phones: 2219240 (STD 0124, ISD code 91 124) Mobile phone: 9811016333 - Love Tandon Tuesday, July 29, 2008 1:10 PM Re: Use of relative's chart Dear , Taking this a bit further, if the relative is already dead, can the chart still be used please and it would give the right result ? If this be true, then does it mean that if we look at the chart of any person even after his death then it should be possible to have an idea of his life after this death ? How to look for that? regards Love On Tue, Jul 29, 2008 at 10:13 AM, SIHA <vkchoudhry wrote: > Hello Jason, > > In the chart of the relative we would see the indicators for the relation > the person has with the patient. > > Best wishes. > > > > - > Jason B > <%40> > Tuesday, July 29, 2008 6:47 AM > Use of relative's chart > > Prof Choudhry > > In your book " Predictive Techniques.... " you have a chapter > entitled " Timing of Events " . In that chapter you deal with a number of > cases where a person was seriously ill. You mention that in lieu of > the patient's accurate natal chart one can employ a horary chart or the > chart of a close relative of the ill person. > > What should we be looking for in the chart of a close relative? I > assume that there should be some stress indicated and in cases of death > a sign of significant grief, sadness, and or depression. > > I am only guessing. Would you be kind enough to explain a bit more > about how we might use the chart of the close relative? > > Thanks, > > Jason > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 29, 2008 Report Share Posted July 29, 2008 Dear Dr Choudhry, I am not sure I understand your reply to my original question. Does the relative have to be one of those in the immediate family - ie father, mother, or sibling? I know how to find indications for example of when my parents died years ago. Is this what you mean by using the indications of a relative? some one with significations clearly indicated in the chart? I also like Love' s broader questions which underly mine - what is the relationship between the charts of relatives? what can be read in the chart of a person who has died? Many peopole claim we can see the continued fame of celebrities for example after their death (e.g. Elvis). And as I originally quoted your chapter there was no requirement that the chart of the relative be a prasna. To place this question in reality - I asked you to rectify the chart of my sister who is dying of cancer which you did. She has 4th stage terminal lung cancer. While I hope your rectification is correct, shouldn't I be able to predict her death using the chart you suggested, my own chart, and the charts of other immediate family members (siblings) whose birth times are known. I have accurate times for my chart and one other sibling. All three charts should show something. My sick sister is still alive, but the end is clearly soon. The question I am trying to deal with is when she will die. Jason --- On Tue, 7/29/08, SIHA <vkchoudhry wrote: SIHA <vkchoudhry Re: Use of relative's chart Tuesday, July 29, 2008, 4:50 AM Hello Mr. Tandon, The prasna is made for the alive persons. Prasna is valid only if, when necessary, the persons visits/contacts an astrologer without any appointment. Best wishes. A-105, South City II, Gurgaon 122018-01, (India). Phones: 2219240 (STD 0124, ISD code 91 124) Mobile phone: 9811016333 - Love Tandon @ s.com Tuesday, July 29, 2008 1:10 PM Re: Use of relative's chart Dear , Taking this a bit further, if the relative is already dead, can the chart still be used please and it would give the right result ? If this be true, then does it mean that if we look at the chart of any person even after his death then it should be possible to have an idea of his life after this death ? How to look for that? regards Love On Tue, Jul 29, 2008 at 10:13 AM, SIHA <vkchoudhry (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote: > Hello Jason, > > In the chart of the relative we would see the indicators for the relation > the person has with the patient. > > Best wishes. > > > > - > Jason B > @ s.com <%40gr oups.com> > Tuesday, July 29, 2008 6:47 AM > Use of relative's chart > > Prof Choudhry > > In your book " Predictive Techniques.. .. " you have a chapter > entitled " Timing of Events " . In that chapter you deal with a number of > cases where a person was seriously ill. You mention that in lieu of > the patient's accurate natal chart one can employ a horary chart or the > chart of a close relative of the ill person. > > What should we be looking for in the chart of a close relative? I > assume that there should be some stress indicated and in cases of death > a sign of significant grief, sadness, and or depression. > > I am only guessing. Would you be kind enough to explain a bit more > about how we might use the chart of the close relative? > > Thanks, > > Jason > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 29, 2008 Report Share Posted July 29, 2008 Hello Jason, Anybody can ask a prasna about self or another person. Prasna is reliable if it is asked without fixing up an appointment - this is the pre condition. Suppose ' A'asks a prasna. If it is about self then the chart would be read for that. If it is about a friend or relative it would be read for the house/planet signifying that friend or relative. Best wishes. - Jason Bovien Tuesday, July 29, 2008 7:54 PM Re: Use of relative's chart Dear Dr Choudhry, I am not sure I understand your reply to my original question. Does the relative have to be one of those in the immediate family - ie father, mother, or sibling? I know how to find indications for example of when my parents died years ago. Is this what you mean by using the indications of a relative? some one with significations clearly indicated in the chart? I also like Love' s broader questions which underly mine - what is the relationship between the charts of relatives? what can be read in the chart of a person who has died? Many peopole claim we can see the continued fame of celebrities for example after their death (e.g. Elvis). And as I originally quoted your chapter there was no requirement that the chart of the relative be a prasna. To place this question in reality - I asked you to rectify the chart of my sister who is dying of cancer which you did. She has 4th stage terminal lung cancer. While I hope your rectification is correct, shouldn't I be able to predict her death using the chart you suggested, my own chart, and the charts of other immediate family members (siblings) whose birth times are known. I have accurate times for my chart and one other sibling. All three charts should show something. My sick sister is still alive, but the end is clearly soon. The question I am trying to deal with is when she will die. Jason --- On Tue, 7/29/08, SIHA <vkchoudhry wrote: SIHA <vkchoudhry Re: Use of relative's chart Tuesday, July 29, 2008, 4:50 AM Hello Mr. Tandon, The prasna is made for the alive persons. Prasna is valid only if, when necessary, the persons visits/contacts an astrologer without any appointment. Best wishes. A-105, South City II, Gurgaon 122018-01, (India). Phones: 2219240 (STD 0124, ISD code 91 124) Mobile phone: 9811016333 - Love Tandon @ s.com Tuesday, July 29, 2008 1:10 PM Re: Use of relative's chart Dear , Taking this a bit further, if the relative is already dead, can the chart still be used please and it would give the right result ? If this be true, then does it mean that if we look at the chart of any person even after his death then it should be possible to have an idea of his life after this death ? How to look for that? regards Love On Tue, Jul 29, 2008 at 10:13 AM, SIHA <vkchoudhry (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote: > Hello Jason, > > In the chart of the relative we would see the indicators for the relation > the person has with the patient. > > Best wishes. > > > > - > Jason B > @ s.com <%40gr oups.com> > Tuesday, July 29, 2008 6:47 AM > Use of relative's chart > > Prof Choudhry > > In your book " Predictive Techniques.. .. " you have a chapter > entitled " Timing of Events " . In that chapter you deal with a number of > cases where a person was seriously ill. You mention that in lieu of > the patient's accurate natal chart one can employ a horary chart or the > chart of a close relative of the ill person. > > What should we be looking for in the chart of a close relative? I > assume that there should be some stress indicated and in cases of death > a sign of significant grief, sadness, and or depression. > > I am only guessing. Would you be kind enough to explain a bit more > about how we might use the chart of the close relative? > > Thanks, > > Jason > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 29, 2008 Report Share Posted July 29, 2008 Dear Professor Choudhury, Thank you for the response but I think I could not make myself clear. If I understood you correctly earlier, you meant that we can see indications of relatives from anyone's chart. My question, therefore, is on the chart of a person and not a prasna chart. I will rephrase my questions here: 1. It is possible to see the indicators of a relative from anyone's chart - not prasna - and thus be able to analyse, read and predict using those indicators. In other words, to know of anyone we can either read that person's chart or his relatives' chart. This much, I believe, you have affirmed. 2. If the above is affirmed and possible then what is the meaning of the reading from the chart of the person for the period after his death. (To make it simple for myself I am not speaking of the relative's chart - that is later step - but the chart of the person himself). The answer to this may result in a number of questions again and I hope you would not mind indulging us ignorants. Looking forward to your response. Regards Love On Tue, Jul 29, 2008 at 3:50 PM, SIHA <vkchoudhry wrote: > Hello Mr. Tandon, > > The prasna is made for the alive persons. Prasna is valid only if, when > necessary, the persons visits/contacts an astrologer without any > appointment. > > Best wishes. > > > A-105, South City II, Gurgaon 122018-01, (India). > Phones: 2219240 (STD 0124, ISD code 91 124) > Mobile phone: 9811016333 > > - > Love Tandon > <%40> > Tuesday, July 29, 2008 1:10 PM > Re: Use of relative's chart > > Dear , > > Taking this a bit further, if the relative is already dead, can the chart > still be used please and it would give the right result ? > > If this be true, then does it mean that if we look at the chart of any > person even after his death then it should be possible to have an idea of > his life after this death ? How to look for that? > > regards > Love > > On Tue, Jul 29, 2008 at 10:13 AM, SIHA <vkchoudhry<vkchoudhry%40gmail.com>> > wrote: > > > Hello Jason, > > > > In the chart of the relative we would see the indicators for the relation > > the person has with the patient. > > > > Best wishes. > > > > > > > > - > > Jason B > > <%40> <% > 40> > > Tuesday, July 29, 2008 6:47 AM > > Use of relative's chart > > > > Prof Choudhry > > > > In your book " Predictive Techniques.... " you have a chapter > > entitled " Timing of Events " . In that chapter you deal with a number of > > cases where a person was seriously ill. You mention that in lieu of > > the patient's accurate natal chart one can employ a horary chart or the > > chart of a close relative of the ill person. > > > > What should we be looking for in the chart of a close relative? I > > assume that there should be some stress indicated and in cases of death > > a sign of significant grief, sadness, and or depression. > > > > I am only guessing. Would you be kind enough to explain a bit more > > about how we might use the chart of the close relative? > > > > Thanks, > > > > Jason > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 29, 2008 Report Share Posted July 29, 2008 My Dear Professor, A businessman had an idea to promote the business I work at. He wanted to get Paris Hilton ads a celebrity spokesperson and proposed to accomplish this with the help of movie producer Ilya Salkind (Superman and Alexander). Then one day I was at my desk and the phone rings. It was the businessman and Ilya Salkind of the phone -- a suprise call out of the wild blue. I had never spoken with Salkind or met him. The three of us spoke about this proposed venture, and Salkind said he'd do this and that and how it would be accomplished. I quickly drew up Parashara's light and what a mess! All I can remember was a lot going on in the 6th and that it looked like debt a litigation til kingdom come. It would have been a big change for the business, and I had had reservations all along -- I don't know why. But the jyotish of the moment spooked me over the edge and I never did sign the papers to go through with it. I figured this first conversation/meeting about " this is what we'll do, this is how we will do it " was a prasna. Was I wrong? Thank you. Lila Hello Jason, Anybody can ask a prasna about self or another person. Prasna is reliable if it is asked without fixing up an appointment - this is the pre condition. Suppose ' A'asks a prasna. If it is about self then the chart would be read for that. If it is about a friend or relative it would be read for the house/planet signifying that friend or relative. Best wishes. - Jason Bovien Tuesday, July 29, 2008 7:54 PM Re: Use of relative's chart Dear Dr Choudhry, I am not sure I understand your reply to my original question. Does the relative have to be one of those in the immediate family - ie father, mother, or sibling? I know how to find indications for example of when my parents died years ago. Is this what you mean by using the indications of a relative? some one with significations clearly indicated in the chart? I also like Love' s broader questions which underly mine - what is the relationship between the charts of relatives? what can be read in the chart of a person who has died? Many peopole claim we can see the continued fame of celebrities for example after their death (e.g. Elvis). And as I originally quoted your chapter there was no requirement that the chart of the relative be a prasna. To place this question in reality - I asked you to rectify the chart of my sister who is dying of cancer which you did. She has 4th stage terminal lung cancer. While I hope your rectification is correct, shouldn't I be able to predict her death using the chart you suggested, my own chart, and the charts of other immediate family members (siblings) whose birth times are known. I have accurate times for my chart and one other sibling. All three charts should show something. My sick sister is still alive, but the end is clearly soon. The question I am trying to deal with is when she will die. Jason --- On Tue, 7/29/08, SIHA <vkchoudhry wrote: SIHA <vkchoudhry Re: Use of relative's chart Tuesday, July 29, 2008, 4:50 AM Hello Mr. Tandon, The prasna is made for the alive persons. Prasna is valid only if, when necessary, the persons visits/contacts an astrologer without any appointment. Best wishes. A-105, South City II, Gurgaon 122018-01, (India). Phones: 2219240 (STD 0124, ISD code 91 124) Mobile phone: 9811016333 - Love Tandon @ s.com Tuesday, July 29, 2008 1:10 PM Re: Use of relative's chart Dear , Taking this a bit further, if the relative is already dead, can the chart still be used please and it would give the right result ? If this be true, then does it mean that if we look at the chart of any person even after his death then it should be possible to have an idea of his life after this death ? How to look for that? regards Love On Tue, Jul 29, 2008 at 10:13 AM, SIHA <vkchoudhry (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote: > Hello Jason, > > In the chart of the relative we would see the indicators for the relation > the person has with the patient. > > Best wishes. > > > > - > Jason B > @ s.com <%40gr oups.com> > Tuesday, July 29, 2008 6:47 AM > Use of relative's chart > > Prof Choudhry > > In your book " Predictive Techniques.. .. " you have a chapter > entitled " Timing of Events " . In that chapter you deal with a number of > cases where a person was seriously ill. You mention that in lieu of > the patient's accurate natal chart one can employ a horary chart or the > chart of a close relative of the ill person. > > What should we be looking for in the chart of a close relative? I > assume that there should be some stress indicated and in cases of death > a sign of significant grief, sadness, and or depression. > > I am only guessing. Would you be kind enough to explain a bit more > about how we might use the chart of the close relative? > > Thanks, > > Jason > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 30, 2008 Report Share Posted July 30, 2008 Hello Mr. Tandon, I add my replies to your questions in your message appended below. Best wishes. - Love Tandon Tuesday, July 29, 2008 9:06 PM Re: Use of relative's chart Dear Professor Choudhury, Thank you for the response but I think I could not make myself clear. If I understood you correctly earlier, you meant that we can see indications of relatives from anyone's chart. My question, therefore, is on the chart of a person and not a prasna chart. I will rephrase my questions here: 1. It is possible to see the indicators of a relative from anyone's chart - not prasna - and thus be able to analyse, read and predict using those indicators. In other words, to know of anyone we can either read that person's chart or his relatives' chart. This much, I believe, you have affirmed. GENERAL READING CAN BE MADE FOR THE RELATIVE(S) FROM AN INDIVIDUAL'S CHART. 2. If the above is affirmed and possible then what is the meaning of the reading from the chart of the person for the period after his death. NOTHING. IT CAN HELP TO SOME EXTENT FOR THE LIVING PERSON IF THE CHART OF THE LIVING PERSON IS NOT THERE. (To make it simple for myself I am not speaking of the relative's chart - that is later step - but the chart of the person himself). The answer to this may result in a number of questions again and I hope you would not mind indulging us ignorants. I ALWAYS TRY TO HELP ON MEANINGFUL QUESTIONS. Looking forward to your response. Regards Love On Tue, Jul 29, 2008 at 3:50 PM, SIHA <vkchoudhry wrote: > Hello Mr. Tandon, > > The prasna is made for the alive persons. Prasna is valid only if, when > necessary, the persons visits/contacts an astrologer without any > appointment. > > Best wishes. > > > A-105, South City II, Gurgaon 122018-01, (India). > Phones: 2219240 (STD 0124, ISD code 91 124) > Mobile phone: 9811016333 > > - > Love Tandon > <%40> > Tuesday, July 29, 2008 1:10 PM > Re: Use of relative's chart > > Dear , > > Taking this a bit further, if the relative is already dead, can the chart > still be used please and it would give the right result ? > > If this be true, then does it mean that if we look at the chart of any > person even after his death then it should be possible to have an idea of > his life after this death ? How to look for that? > > regards > Love > > On Tue, Jul 29, 2008 at 10:13 AM, SIHA <vkchoudhry<vkchoudhry%40gmail.com>> > wrote: > > > Hello Jason, > > > > In the chart of the relative we would see the indicators for the relation > > the person has with the patient. > > > > Best wishes. > > > > > > > > - > > Jason B > > <%40> <% > 40> > > Tuesday, July 29, 2008 6:47 AM > > Use of relative's chart > > > > Prof Choudhry > > > > In your book " Predictive Techniques.... " you have a chapter > > entitled " Timing of Events " . In that chapter you deal with a number of > > cases where a person was seriously ill. You mention that in lieu of > > the patient's accurate natal chart one can employ a horary chart or the > > chart of a close relative of the ill person. > > > > What should we be looking for in the chart of a close relative? I > > assume that there should be some stress indicated and in cases of death > > a sign of significant grief, sadness, and or depression. > > > > I am only guessing. Would you be kind enough to explain a bit more > > about how we might use the chart of the close relative? > > > > Thanks, > > > > Jason > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 30, 2008 Report Share Posted July 30, 2008 Hello Lila, No, you were not wrong. Best wishes. - lila Wednesday, July 30, 2008 12:22 AM Re: Use of relative's chart My Dear Professor, A businessman had an idea to promote the business I work at. He wanted to get Paris Hilton ads a celebrity spokesperson and proposed to accomplish this with the help of movie producer Ilya Salkind (Superman and Alexander). Then one day I was at my desk and the phone rings. It was the businessman and Ilya Salkind of the phone -- a suprise call out of the wild blue. I had never spoken with Salkind or met him. The three of us spoke about this proposed venture, and Salkind said he'd do this and that and how it would be accomplished. I quickly drew up Parashara's light and what a mess! All I can remember was a lot going on in the 6th and that it looked like debt a litigation til kingdom come. It would have been a big change for the business, and I had had reservations all along -- I don't know why. But the jyotish of the moment spooked me over the edge and I never did sign the papers to go through with it. I figured this first conversation/meeting about " this is what we'll do, this is how we will do it " was a prasna. Was I wrong? Thank you. Lila Hello Jason, Anybody can ask a prasna about self or another person. Prasna is reliable if it is asked without fixing up an appointment - this is the pre condition. Suppose ' A'asks a prasna. If it is about self then the chart would be read for that. If it is about a friend or relative it would be read for the house/planet signifying that friend or relative. Best wishes. - Jason Bovien Tuesday, July 29, 2008 7:54 PM Re: Use of relative's chart Dear Dr Choudhry, I am not sure I understand your reply to my original question. Does the relative have to be one of those in the immediate family - ie father, mother, or sibling? I know how to find indications for example of when my parents died years ago. Is this what you mean by using the indications of a relative? some one with significations clearly indicated in the chart? I also like Love' s broader questions which underly mine - what is the relationship between the charts of relatives? what can be read in the chart of a person who has died? Many peopole claim we can see the continued fame of celebrities for example after their death (e.g. Elvis). And as I originally quoted your chapter there was no requirement that the chart of the relative be a prasna. To place this question in reality - I asked you to rectify the chart of my sister who is dying of cancer which you did. She has 4th stage terminal lung cancer. While I hope your rectification is correct, shouldn't I be able to predict her death using the chart you suggested, my own chart, and the charts of other immediate family members (siblings) whose birth times are known. I have accurate times for my chart and one other sibling. All three charts should show something. My sick sister is still alive, but the end is clearly soon. The question I am trying to deal with is when she will die. Jason --- On Tue, 7/29/08, SIHA <vkchoudhry wrote: SIHA <vkchoudhry Re: Use of relative's chart Tuesday, July 29, 2008, 4:50 AM Hello Mr. Tandon, The prasna is made for the alive persons. Prasna is valid only if, when necessary, the persons visits/contacts an astrologer without any appointment. Best wishes. A-105, South City II, Gurgaon 122018-01, (India). Phones: 2219240 (STD 0124, ISD code 91 124) Mobile phone: 9811016333 - Love Tandon @ s.com Tuesday, July 29, 2008 1:10 PM Re: Use of relative's chart Dear , Taking this a bit further, if the relative is already dead, can the chart still be used please and it would give the right result ? If this be true, then does it mean that if we look at the chart of any person even after his death then it should be possible to have an idea of his life after this death ? How to look for that? regards Love On Tue, Jul 29, 2008 at 10:13 AM, SIHA <vkchoudhry (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote: > Hello Jason, > > In the chart of the relative we would see the indicators for the relation > the person has with the patient. > > Best wishes. > > > > - > Jason B > @ s.com <%40gr oups.com> > Tuesday, July 29, 2008 6:47 AM > Use of relative's chart > > Prof Choudhry > > In your book " Predictive Techniques.. .. " you have a chapter > entitled " Timing of Events " . In that chapter you deal with a number of > cases where a person was seriously ill. You mention that in lieu of > the patient's accurate natal chart one can employ a horary chart or the > chart of a close relative of the ill person. > > What should we be looking for in the chart of a close relative? I > assume that there should be some stress indicated and in cases of death > a sign of significant grief, sadness, and or depression. > > I am only guessing. Would you be kind enough to explain a bit more > about how we might use the chart of the close relative? > > Thanks, > > Jason > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 30, 2008 Report Share Posted July 30, 2008 Sir, Glad to hear I did not assume incorrectly. An asute SA teacher told me that nature was giving me a green light and I should take it. I mean -- reallistically -- how often in one's life does a famous movie producer offer to act as agent to expand one's business with a celebrity spokesperson? So it has bugged me to this day that I walked away from the offer. Like the fish that got away. And you have told us my dear professor, that those of us with ME in the 12th delay making up our minds to the point of missing many opportunities in life. That's me. I had had previous reservations, as I am a natural doubting Thomas, but for me the jyotish of that moment was the nail in the coffin for these plans. Thank God I have half an SA brain! Lila Best wishes. - lila Wednesday, July 30, 2008 12:22 AM Re: Use of relative's chart My Dear Professor, A businessman had an idea to promote the business I work at. He wanted to get Paris Hilton ads a celebrity spokesperson and proposed to accomplish this with the help of movie producer Ilya Salkind (Superman and Alexander). Then one day I was at my desk and the phone rings. It was the businessman and Ilya Salkind of the phone -- a suprise call out of the wild blue. I had never spoken with Salkind or met him. The three of us spoke about this proposed venture, and Salkind said he'd do this and that and how it would be accomplished. I quickly drew up Parashara's light and what a mess! All I can remember was a lot going on in the 6th and that it looked like debt a litigation til kingdom come. It would have been a big change for the business, and I had had reservations all along -- I don't know why. But the jyotish of the moment spooked me over the edge and I never did sign the papers to go through with it. I figured this first conversation/meeting about " this is what we'll do, this is how we will do it " was a prasna. Was I wrong? Thank you. Lila Hello Jason, Anybody can ask a prasna about self or another person. Prasna is reliable if it is asked without fixing up an appointment - this is the pre condition. Suppose ' A'asks a prasna. If it is about self then the chart would be read for that. If it is about a friend or relative it would be read for the house/planet signifying that friend or relative. Best wishes. - Jason Bovien Tuesday, July 29, 2008 7:54 PM Re: Use of relative's chart Dear Dr Choudhry, I am not sure I understand your reply to my original question. Does the relative have to be one of those in the immediate family - ie father, mother, or sibling? I know how to find indications for example of when my parents died years ago. Is this what you mean by using the indications of a relative? some one with significations clearly indicated in the chart? I also like Love' s broader questions which underly mine - what is the relationship between the charts of relatives? what can be read in the chart of a person who has died? Many peopole claim we can see the continued fame of celebrities for example after their death (e.g. Elvis). And as I originally quoted your chapter there was no requirement that the chart of the relative be a prasna. To place this question in reality - I asked you to rectify the chart of my sister who is dying of cancer which you did. She has 4th stage terminal lung cancer. While I hope your rectification is correct, shouldn't I be able to predict her death using the chart you suggested, my own chart, and the charts of other immediate family members (siblings) whose birth times are known. I have accurate times for my chart and one other sibling. All three charts should show something. My sick sister is still alive, but the end is clearly soon. The question I am trying to deal with is when she will die. Jason --- On Tue, 7/29/08, SIHA <vkchoudhry wrote: SIHA <vkchoudhry Re: Use of relative's chart Tuesday, July 29, 2008, 4:50 AM Hello Mr. Tandon, The prasna is made for the alive persons. Prasna is valid only if, when necessary, the persons visits/contacts an astrologer without any appointment. Best wishes. A-105, South City II, Gurgaon 122018-01, (India). Phones: 2219240 (STD 0124, ISD code 91 124) Mobile phone: 9811016333 - Love Tandon @ s.com Tuesday, July 29, 2008 1:10 PM Re: Use of relative's chart Dear , Taking this a bit further, if the relative is already dead, can the chart still be used please and it would give the right result ? If this be true, then does it mean that if we look at the chart of any person even after his death then it should be possible to have an idea of his life after this death ? How to look for that? regards Love On Tue, Jul 29, 2008 at 10:13 AM, SIHA <vkchoudhry (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote: > Hello Jason, > > In the chart of the relative we would see the indicators for the relation > the person has with the patient. > > Best wishes. > > > > - > Jason B > @ s.com <%40gr oups.com> > Tuesday, July 29, 2008 6:47 AM > Use of relative's chart > > Prof Choudhry > > In your book " Predictive Techniques.. .. " you have a chapter > entitled " Timing of Events " . In that chapter you deal with a number of > cases where a person was seriously ill. You mention that in lieu of > the patient's accurate natal chart one can employ a horary chart or the > chart of a close relative of the ill person. > > What should we be looking for in the chart of a close relative? I > assume that there should be some stress indicated and in cases of death > a sign of significant grief, sadness, and or depression. > > I am only guessing. Would you be kind enough to explain a bit more > about how we might use the chart of the close relative? > > Thanks, > > Jason > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 4, 2008 Report Share Posted August 4, 2008 Birth details: 2:32AM , 02/02/1985 ,Delhi ,India ,Scorpio Asc This person has 10th Sun ,11th lord Mercury and 2nd lord Jupiter in 3rd house . and dasamsa Asc lord (containing MT sign) Venus in 5th house.Does that mean business as his career or work on contracts (short term career). Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 4, 2008 Report Share Posted August 4, 2008 Hello Kapil, Chart is good for business or contracting work. Health needs proper care. Better would be to the business where investment is not highly risky. Avoiding haste and exercising patience would help tremendously. Best wishes. - kapil gawri Monday, August 04, 2008 8:00 PM Re: Use of relative's chart Birth details: 2:32AM , 02/02/1985 ,Delhi ,India ,Scorpio Asc This person has 10th Sun ,11th lord Mercury and 2nd lord Jupiter in 3rd house .. and dasamsa Asc lord (containing MT sign) Venus in 5th house.Does that mean business as his career or work on contracts (short term career). Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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