Guest guest Posted March 25, 2006 Report Share Posted March 25, 2006 Dear members: I have an interesting thing to post here regarding the experience of my own family members with naadi jothidam...... We had the naadi reading of one of my relative's daughter done from a center in RAja Annamalaipuram in chennai. As usual, the nadi reader wrote out the original verses in Tamil and also gave the readig in casette. When I showed the original verses in Tamil to Guruji Dakshinamoorthiji and asked him to explain the contents of it, the delineations were different from the ones given in the casette. (Guruji is an expert in reading chaste ancient tamil language, and this combined with his expertise in astrology helps him to explain the meaning of the nadi verses beautifully and accurately; unfortunately, Guruji does not have naadi leaves with him except for some Divine Oracle leaves). Guruji read out the verses and explained the meaning and pointed out that the naadi reader had obviously extrapolated or unnecessarily added his own interpretations to the meaning of the verses which were patently wrong! Now, I think this may be the reason why many of you here feel naadi readings do not come true 100% of the times! Probably, what is written in the naadi verse will have atleast 90% accuracy, and what the naadi reader has " added " will definitely spoil the accuracy rate as there is no basis for that.....These people seem to mix up the results using 'common-sense.' To be more specific in the case of my relative, the actual naadi verse had predicted that 'The second marriage will take place in the 32nd or 33rd year of the native'. The naadi reader had combined some general principles of transits and added his own 'flavour' to the reading! The native concerned is running 31 years now and is under a favourable transit of Jupiter. So, the naadi reader had taped the reading as 'marriage may take place before September; the first spouse will give some obstacles to the marriage; but by performance of remedies, all obstacles will be won over. If the marriage does not take place before September this year, then marriage will take place between 32nd and 33rd years'. So, you can see the difference for yourselves! What had been clearly predicted in the naadi had been tampered when the naadi reader had taped the reading. If these people refrain from doing these unethical practices, then probably all will be able to appreciate the accuracy of the naadi readings. Luckily for our family, we had Guruji. Needless to say, we checked ourselves from falling into the trap of performing the " false remedies to get the marriage done before September! " I think the best course will be to get the naadi verses written down in a legible handwriting and then get them explained by a person competent in both astrology and ancient Tamil usages. Even then, there may be the case of the odd addition or deviation of verses.... but, atleast the majority of the prediction will be intact in such a course! Best regards, Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 26, 2006 Report Share Posted March 26, 2006 Dear Shri Mohanram, Thanks for sharing your experience. Your caution is very useful. Reading and interpreting the verses is the most vital part after identifying the correct Leaf. I think it is time for the emergence of professional readers of Nadi Leaves. Experts like your Guruji may impart the education in a systematic manner to aspirants. These aspirants may be from the families having custody of leaves or from outside the clan. The custodians of leaves will also be benefited by employing skillful readers from outside their clan. It will be a win-win-win situation for the custodians, readers and the natives. Regards. Atharvan. , " mohanraaam " <mohanraaam wrote: > > Dear members: > > I have an interesting thing to post here regarding the experience of > my own family members with naadi jothidam...... > > We had the naadi reading of one of my relative's daughter done from a > center in RAja Annamalaipuram in chennai. As usual, the nadi reader > wrote out the original verses in Tamil and also gave the readig in > casette. When I showed the original verses in Tamil to Guruji > Dakshinamoorthiji and asked him to explain the contents of it, the > delineations were different from the ones given in the casette. > (Guruji is an expert in reading chaste ancient tamil language, and > this combined with his expertise in astrology helps him to explain the > meaning of the nadi verses beautifully and accurately; unfortunately, > Guruji does not have naadi leaves with him except for some Divine > Oracle leaves). Guruji read out the verses and explained the meaning > and pointed out that the naadi reader had obviously extrapolated or > unnecessarily added his own interpretations to the meaning of the > verses which were patently wrong! > > Now, I think this may be the reason why many of you here feel naadi > readings do not come true 100% of the times! Probably, what is > written in the naadi verse will have atleast 90% accuracy, and what > the naadi reader has " added " will definitely spoil the accuracy rate > as there is no basis for that.....These people seem to mix up the > results using 'common-sense.' To be more specific in the case of my > relative, the actual naadi verse had predicted that 'The second > marriage will take place in the 32nd or 33rd year of the native'. > > The naadi reader had combined some general principles of transits and > added his own 'flavour' to the reading! The native concerned is > running 31 years now and is under a favourable transit of Jupiter. > So, the naadi reader had taped the reading as 'marriage may take place > before September; the first spouse will give some obstacles to the > marriage; but by performance of remedies, all obstacles will be won > over. If the marriage does not take place before September this year, > then marriage will take place between 32nd and 33rd years'. > > So, you can see the difference for yourselves! What had been clearly > predicted in the naadi had been tampered when the naadi reader had > taped the reading. If these people refrain from doing these unethical > practices, then probably all will be able to appreciate the accuracy > of the naadi readings. Luckily for our family, we had Guruji. > Needless to say, we checked ourselves from falling into the trap of > performing the " false remedies to get the marriage done before > September! " > > I think the best course will be to get the naadi verses written down > in a legible handwriting and then get them explained by a person > competent in both astrology and ancient Tamil usages. Even then, > there may be the case of the odd addition or deviation of verses.... > but, atleast the majority of the prediction will be intact in such a > course! > > Best regards, > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 27, 2006 Report Share Posted March 27, 2006 Can you please give the address or contact number of Shri. Dakshinamoorthy. , " mohanraaam " <mohanraaam wrote: > > Dear members: > > I have an interesting thing to post here regarding the experience of > my own family members with naadi jothidam...... > > We had the naadi reading of one of my relative's daughter done from a > center in RAja Annamalaipuram in chennai. As usual, the nadi reader > wrote out the original verses in Tamil and also gave the readig in > casette. When I showed the original verses in Tamil to Guruji > Dakshinamoorthiji and asked him to explain the contents of it, the > delineations were different from the ones given in the casette. > (Guruji is an expert in reading chaste ancient tamil language, and > this combined with his expertise in astrology helps him to explain the > meaning of the nadi verses beautifully and accurately; unfortunately, > Guruji does not have naadi leaves with him except for some Divine > Oracle leaves). Guruji read out the verses and explained the meaning > and pointed out that the naadi reader had obviously extrapolated or > unnecessarily added his own interpretations to the meaning of the > verses which were patently wrong! > > Now, I think this may be the reason why many of you here feel naadi > readings do not come true 100% of the times! Probably, what is > written in the naadi verse will have atleast 90% accuracy, and what > the naadi reader has " added " will definitely spoil the accuracy rate > as there is no basis for that.....These people seem to mix up the > results using 'common-sense.' To be more specific in the case of my > relative, the actual naadi verse had predicted that 'The second > marriage will take place in the 32nd or 33rd year of the native'. > > The naadi reader had combined some general principles of transits and > added his own 'flavour' to the reading! The native concerned is > running 31 years now and is under a favourable transit of Jupiter. > So, the naadi reader had taped the reading as 'marriage may take place > before September; the first spouse will give some obstacles to the > marriage; but by performance of remedies, all obstacles will be won > over. If the marriage does not take place before September this year, > then marriage will take place between 32nd and 33rd years'. > > So, you can see the difference for yourselves! What had been clearly > predicted in the naadi had been tampered when the naadi reader had > taped the reading. If these people refrain from doing these unethical > practices, then probably all will be able to appreciate the accuracy > of the naadi readings. Luckily for our family, we had Guruji. > Needless to say, we checked ourselves from falling into the trap of > performing the " false remedies to get the marriage done before > September! " > > I think the best course will be to get the naadi verses written down > in a legible handwriting and then get them explained by a person > competent in both astrology and ancient Tamil usages. Even then, > there may be the case of the odd addition or deviation of verses.... > but, atleast the majority of the prediction will be intact in such a > course! > > Best regards, > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 4, 2006 Report Share Posted April 4, 2006 Is there no Nadi reader/Nadi astrologer who is a member of this group. There are so many questions and doubts raised about Naadi astrology by multiple people in this group. Can some Naadi reader answer this , instead of we others debating the IFs and BUTs of these things. , " ATHARVAN " <finafield wrote: > > > Dear Shri Mohanram, > > Thanks for sharing your experience. Your caution is very useful. > Reading and interpreting the verses is the most vital part after > identifying the correct Leaf. > > I think it is time for the emergence of professional readers of Nadi > Leaves. Experts like your Guruji may impart the education in a > systematic manner to aspirants. These aspirants may be from the > families having custody of leaves or from outside the clan. The > custodians of leaves will also be benefited by employing skillful > readers from outside their clan. It will be a win-win-win situation > for the custodians, readers and the natives. > > Regards. > > Atharvan. > > , " mohanraaam " <mohanraaam@> > wrote: > > > > Dear members: > > > > I have an interesting thing to post here regarding the experience > of > > my own family members with naadi jothidam...... > > > > We had the naadi reading of one of my relative's daughter done > from a > > center in RAja Annamalaipuram in chennai. As usual, the nadi > reader > > wrote out the original verses in Tamil and also gave the readig in > > casette. When I showed the original verses in Tamil to Guruji > > Dakshinamoorthiji and asked him to explain the contents of it, the > > delineations were different from the ones given in the casette. > > (Guruji is an expert in reading chaste ancient tamil language, and > > this combined with his expertise in astrology helps him to explain > the > > meaning of the nadi verses beautifully and accurately; > unfortunately, > > Guruji does not have naadi leaves with him except for some Divine > > Oracle leaves). Guruji read out the verses and explained the > meaning > > and pointed out that the naadi reader had obviously extrapolated > or > > unnecessarily added his own interpretations to the meaning of the > > verses which were patently wrong! > > > > Now, I think this may be the reason why many of you here feel > naadi > > readings do not come true 100% of the times! Probably, what is > > written in the naadi verse will have atleast 90% accuracy, and > what > > the naadi reader has " added " will definitely spoil the accuracy > rate > > as there is no basis for that.....These people seem to mix up the > > results using 'common-sense.' To be more specific in the case of > my > > relative, the actual naadi verse had predicted that 'The second > > marriage will take place in the 32nd or 33rd year of the native'. > > > > The naadi reader had combined some general principles of transits > and > > added his own 'flavour' to the reading! The native concerned is > > running 31 years now and is under a favourable transit of > Jupiter. > > So, the naadi reader had taped the reading as 'marriage may take > place > > before September; the first spouse will give some obstacles to the > > marriage; but by performance of remedies, all obstacles will be > won > > over. If the marriage does not take place before September this > year, > > then marriage will take place between 32nd and 33rd years'. > > > > So, you can see the difference for yourselves! What had been > clearly > > predicted in the naadi had been tampered when the naadi reader had > > taped the reading. If these people refrain from doing these > unethical > > practices, then probably all will be able to appreciate the > accuracy > > of the naadi readings. Luckily for our family, we had Guruji. > > Needless to say, we checked ourselves from falling into the trap > of > > performing the " false remedies to get the marriage done before > > September! " > > > > I think the best course will be to get the naadi verses written > down > > in a legible handwriting and then get them explained by a person > > competent in both astrology and ancient Tamil usages. Even then, > > there may be the case of the odd addition or deviation of > verses.... > > but, atleast the majority of the prediction will be intact in such > a > > course! > > > > Best regards, > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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