EQUATION OF ASTROLOGY

EQUATION OF ASTROLOGY

      Let us suppose that ten children takes birth at Chennai Apollo hospital at the same time to ten different mothers. Will the life condition of all the ten children will be same? The answer will be a big NO. Let us suppose that two children takes birth at different place at different time but their horoscope remains same. Will the life condition of both children will be same? Again the answer will be a big NO.

      The equation of Astrology is Time + Space. For casting the horoscope we take Time of birth, Date of birth and Place of birth in to consideration.  Time is not constant through out the world; it is place (space) dependant. With respect to a fixed place, the time becomes variable. If we keep the time fixed, then the place will become variable. With the slight variation of time and place (space) it is possible to get the similar pattern of horoscopes without any difference. One degree of latitude will be equal to 120 km of distance approximately. Therefore it is impossible to specify the exact place (space) in the horoscope.

       Fixed pattern of life can not be attributed to fixed pattern of horoscopes. Person to person the life pattern will vary, because every person is unique. Two people can not occupy the same space at the same time. For example, the mother of twins can not feed both the child from the same breast at the same time. Therefore the astrological predictions are time dependant as well as space dependant. Some of the modern astrologers claim the accuracy of their predictive technique without considering the space limitations. It is an error on their part.

      There are several commonalities among the humans. Astrology can predict only such commonalities. Astrological rules are like standards with specific tolerances. Therefore there will be some minor deviations from the standards. But it should be within the tolerance limit.

      No predictive method is 100% perfect. Every predictive method has its own limitations. Trying to prove the supremacy of one method over the other is a vain.