Intriguing Things

[Guest guest]

There are many intriguing things often said about naadi astrology.

 

1. Bad predictions always come true; good predictions never come true.

2. Past is accurately described; future is not always correctly

predicted.

3. Future bride/groom is clearly described by the naadi but the age of

marriage went wrong.

4. Except marriage, every other prediction went wrong.

5. As we move more and more in to the future, naadi's predictions get

more and more off the mark.

 

My explanations for each point:

 

1. This is a general problem with astrology in general and it is not

exclusive to naadi. Perhaps, it is more of a perception than

reality. Perhaps it is the actions of the person concerned after

the prediction is resulting in this phenomenon. I know at least one

person whose death was hinted by the astrologer. He also said that

she didn't die she would get the divorce as she wanted and have a

good life after a few years. He said the death would be because of

some accident or suddenly developed illness or already existing

illness. Luckily nothing bad happened and she got the divorce she

wanted. She is now waiting for the good life as predicted by the

naadi astrologer.

2. Regarding the second point, the positions of people like B V

Raman and Rayidu are well known - some spirits help them to know the

past, but future is beyond their comprehension. While this

possibility cannot be ruled out, a better explanation is future can

never be predicted correctly. Not even by sages. Only God knows

everything but He will never let us know the truth. Another point in

this connection is Hinduism deosn't believe in fatalism and karma is

what matters. So the actions after the prediction can alter

everything.

 

The rest of the arguments in connection with this point as well as points 3, 4,

5 will follow soon.

[Guest guest]

It is interesting to read your explanation. Please post your arguments on the

remaining points that you have mentioned at the earliest.

 

Regards,

Sandhya

 

, " rmahesh01 " <rmahesh01 wrote:

>

> There are many intriguing things often said about naadi astrology.

>

> 1. Bad predictions always come true; good predictions never come true.

> 2. Past is accurately described; future is not always correctly

> predicted.

> 3. Future bride/groom is clearly described by the naadi but the age of

> marriage went wrong.

> 4. Except marriage, every other prediction went wrong.

> 5. As we move more and more in to the future, naadi's predictions get

> more and more off the mark.

>

> My explanations for each point:

>

> 1. This is a general problem with astrology in general and it is not

> exclusive to naadi. Perhaps, it is more of a perception than

> reality. Perhaps it is the actions of the person concerned after

> the prediction is resulting in this phenomenon. I know at least one

> person whose death was hinted by the astrologer. He also said that

> she didn't die she would get the divorce as she wanted and have a

> good life after a few years. He said the death would be because of

> some accident or suddenly developed illness or already existing

> illness. Luckily nothing bad happened and she got the divorce she

> wanted. She is now waiting for the good life as predicted by the

> naadi astrologer.

> 2. Regarding the second point, the positions of people like B V

> Raman and Rayidu are well known - some spirits help them to know the

> past, but future is beyond their comprehension. While this

> possibility cannot be ruled out, a better explanation is future can

> never be predicted correctly. Not even by sages. Only God knows

> everything but He will never let us know the truth. Another point in

> this connection is Hinduism deosn't believe in fatalism and karma is

> what matters. So the actions after the prediction can alter

> everything.

>

> The rest of the arguments in connection with this point as well as points 3,

4, 5 will follow soon.

>