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  • Nadi Jyotish Palm Reading Prediction Details

    Astrology is included as a part of the Vedas the sacred book of the Hindus.

    It is one of the limbs of Veda, Vedanga

    However Hinduism regards all mundane subjects including Astrology as belonging to Lower Knowledge, Aparavidya, while the Knowledge vof the Self is called the Real Knowledge, Para Vidya.

    Yet Indian treatises on these practical subjects are very advanced and they stand the scrutiny of Modern Science.

    There are different systems of Astrology, though the core remains the same.

    On science of prediction India had deployed many systems like Bird reading Time, reading, Sign Reading Palmistry.

    There is yet another system where the future and present is predicted with the help of one’s Thumb impression.

    The system is Palm leaf Reading, which is in vogue in Tamil Nadu, India.

    The thumb impression is checked with the Palm leaf manuscripts and if there is a match prediction is done.

    The leaf may not be available for even weeks and one has to wait.

    The text is in Tamil, in peculiar Poetic Form and it has to be interpreted.

    These manuscripts are reported to have been fro the works of seven Rishis.
    Agasthya (Agastya), Kaushik, Vyasar (Veda Vyasa), Brigu, Bohar, Vasishtha and Valmiki.

    The original manuscripts were said to have been in Saraswathi Mahal Library, Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu.

    Most of them are reported to have been destroyed during the British Rule of India. Surviving manuscripts are found in Vaitheeswaran Koil Tamil Nadu.

    They are preserved by some families.

    There are various systems under this.

    Shiva Nadi , Agastya Nadi….

    Nadi in Tamil means ‘pulse’

    As this system Predicts accurately it is called Nadi Sastra.

    On the prediction side there are seven cantos that explain aspects of one’s life.

    It also reveals past life.

    ‘General Kandam contains a general idea of future forecasts according to the 12 houses of the horoscope.
    2) The second kandam is about family, education, eyes, money and Intuition.
    ) This Kandam speaks about the Brothers and Sisters, Relationships between them and self.
    4) The 4th Kandam is about mother, land, house, vehicles, and Happiness.
    5) This Kandam is related to your children. It also describes the reason for not having any baby, the future lifestyle of children etc.
    6) This Kandam describes the troubles and hardships due to Disease, Debts Enemies, Litigations or Cases.
    7) This Kandam is about first union or marriage and status of married life. It also contains hints of information such as the name of the future spouse, horoscope, age of marriage, and some characteristic features of the spouse.
    8) This Kandam is about lifespan and longevity, accidents and dangers with indication of time and age during one’s lifetime.
    9) This Kandam is about father, fortune, wealth, spirituality, visits to holy places, benefit from the preaching’s of guru and holy people, charitable deeds and social life.
    10) This 10th kandam in Nadi Grandha is about career, job, profession and business, good and bad times in career. It also has future predictions about growth, prosperity or losses in one’s job or business.
    11) This explains about second or further marriages and profits in business.
    12) This Kandam is about expenditures, foreign visits, next birth and salvation (moksha).
    Apart for the 12 Kandams mentioned above, Nadi Jyothisa also features 3 other separate kandams. They are
    1) Shanti Kandam (Pariharam) – This Kandam is about past life or birth, bad and good deeds and a series of rituals that can reduce the effect of past bad deeds.
    2) Deeksha Kandam – This explains about the methods of preparing the Mantra Raksha which has the power to protect one self from evil forces of jealous and envy.
    3) Avushada Kandam – This Kandam is about medicines and prescription for those who suffer from chronic diseases.‘

    As can be expected, there are a lot of impostors who claim to be Palm Leaf Readers.

    Beware of them.

    This article is meant to inform people of this subject.

    I have found the system to be accurate.

    Reference and Citation.

    http://www.hindudevotionalblog.com/2009/06/kandams-or-chapters-in-nadi-astrology.html?m=1

  • Panchanga Predicts Meenakshi Temple Fire, Astrology Reliable?

    Panchanga Predicts Meenakshi Temple Fire, Astrology Reliable?

    I do not consult Astrologers or have faith in personal horoscope and predictions.

    I have been and am criticised for this on the ground that it is absurd on my part not to trust horoscopes while I write merrily on Hinduism, Slokas, Vedic Sciences and the spread of Sanatana Dharma throughout the world as the first civilization.

    My answer is that what I write on Sanatana Dharma has been verified and I write only of things which are authentic and supported by evidence.

    Exceptions are those which are related to Spiritual Experiences and even if these are conclusive only, I write.

    In the case of Astrology and horoscopes, I find the predictions relating to individuals to be incorrect and horoscopes are not recorded properly.

    However, the predictions of Hindu Astrology relating to Universal Events of Nature.,Hindu Astrology is unbeatable for it can calculate and predict Eclipses, movements of Planets, Stars, yes, Stars Solstices accurately as well as NASA .

    The reason is that Hindu Astrology is so advanced that it divides even seconds further and a minute/miniscule diffetence shall vary the results.

    In the case of Celestial phenomena, which is an observable data without interruption or mistake, individual data like the horoscope time of birth is not accurate.

    To my knowledge, no one has recorded the exact time of birth of an individual.

    This involves the recording of the exact time of birth.

    When a delivery takes place people who attend childbirth concentrate on delivering the Baby and they have no time to look at the clock to record the exact time.

    This includes the doctors.

    And there is discussion among Astrologers as to what exactly is the time birth that has to be taken into account for casting horoscopes.

    Is it the time the child’s head emerging from the womb?

    Is it the time the child’s feet touching the ground?

    Or is it the time when the foetus breathes?

    Or the time it is fully formed in the womb?

    Astrologers are divided on this issue and it is conclusive.

    And we have Astrologers who treat the subject as a means of livelihood and predict anticipating the individual’s mood and the Astrologer’necessity.

    Again the scholarship of the Astrologer comes in.

    So I do not trust Astrology as far as it relates to individuals but have the highest regards for it as a Science.

    Per se Indian Astrology is unmatched while it studies University phenomenon.

    Period.

    My stand is vindicated by the prediction by An Indian Almanac that there would be a fire accident at Meenakshi Temple Madurai.

    To the date accurate!

    The Almanac called Siddha Vaakya Panchanga.

    There are many Panchangas or Almanacs based on different schools of Thoughts.

    ( for details on Panchangas read my articles on the subject.)

    ‘CHENNAI: At least 10 shops were damaged when a fire broke out in the complex of the famed Meenakshi Amman Temple in Tamil Nadu’s Madurai complex but there was no damage to the temple itself, said a fire service official.

    “We got information about the fire in shops near the 1,000 pillar mandapam in the temple. We rushed five fire tenders and controlled the fire from spreading,” the senior fire service official told IANS over phone from Madurai, around 500 km from here.

    He said around 10 shops were damaged in the fire.

    “There is no damage for the temple. The old wooden door was saved by preventive action. The fire is now under control,” he said‘

    News on accident and fire image credit.

    http://www.newindianexpress.com/states/tamil-nadu/2018/feb/03/shops-gutted-in-fire-near-madurai-meenakshiamman-temple-1767410.html