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What is Horoscope?

Horoscope is a natal chart depicting position of planets at the time of nativity or any event. It represents the zodiacal sign rising at the place of birth and the location of planets in various signs. In Sanskrit it is known as Janma Kundali literally meaning birth-serpent’s coil. The zodiacal signs are related to several houses in the horoscope connecting to various aspects of life. Every child takes birth on that decided day, at that particular chosen time, when the celestial rays are in mathematical harmony with its individual karma. It is, therefore, amply clear that a true horoscope relates the planets, houses, and minute divisions of the signs in order to show the strength and potential of the planets or otherwise, for that particular native. The horoscope is a challenging portrait, revealing the native’s unalterable past and its probable future results. The horoscope can be rightly interpreted only by a few men of intuitive wisdom. [6]

A horoscope, though as such, is merely a kind of astronomical chart depicting planets relative to the place and time of the event, it gets life only when it becomes truly relative to a native. Therefore, any predictions based on these details depend upon the very existence of such a person, besides various aspects, such as the correctness of the chart in terms of accurate time, date and place of birth, accuracy in erecting the chart with mathematical precision, the ability of the Astrologer in applying astrological principles relevant to the specific astronomical data as present in the horoscope and besides all, the Astrologer being virtuous to be blessed with intuitive wisdom.

Another pathetic deficiency is the absence of any unanimity amongst the learned Astrologers about an important point, the Ayanamsha [7] Correction, to be applied to each horoscope. This has resulted in several Ayanamshas being in vogue. No one agrees any one’s Ayanamsha brings the truth that no Ayanamsha is dependable. One cannot say with certainty that just because one particular Ayanamsha is followed by more people, it would become true. One can get two or more different planetary positions for the same horoscope by applying different Ayanamsha. With this confusion, there could be drastic variance with regard to every aspect of the same horoscope. Where would the predictions stand, and remedies work when they are based on such horoscopes, though one can claim having achieved success in some cases?

The true horoscope [8] is a blue print of the individual and the massage boldly blazoned across the heavens at the moment of birth. The responsibility of deciphering these cryptic codes, present in the horoscope, and guiding the individual falls on the Astrologer. The Astrologer has to de-code the message found in the horoscope, which otherwise is the placement of planets at different places (for that time, date and place furnished by an individual) and put it across to the individual and guide him to his destiny.

As is done in many cases, the horoscope is not meant to emphasize fate – the result of past good and evil- but to arouse man’s will to escape from his universal thralldom. What he has done, he can undo. None other than he himself was the instigator of the causes of whatever effects are now prevalent in his life. He can overcome any limitation, because he created it by his own actions in the first place, and because he possesses spiritual resources that are not subject to planetary pressure.

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