Principles and Techniques for Prediction by R S Chillar and Mitra Basu Chillar

Since the beginning of the historical age, evidenced by cave arts, ancient scriptures, popular myths, customs and study of ruins and monuments, humans have shown an intense desire to peek into the “non evident” universe. Mere acknowledgement of this fact compels us to agree that we as species have a strong intuitive agreement to the concept of existence of a parallel universe or another dimension not perceived through normal senses clouded by overindulgence and overinvestment in learning and practicing survival skills of the physical world.
Whether backed by the results of a “double blind, placebo controlled, randomised studies”, a hallmark of the objective modern sciences, or not, human brain is wired and tempted to believe on the faintest and the earliest sign of the existence of the so called supernatural. Quantum of Likes and views of videos on youtube tagged with “Supernatural” are a self explanatory proof of this. Authors are of the opinion that supernatural exists and flourishes only and ONLY in ignorance. More you seek, less is miraculous and supernatural around you. Astrology is one such logical way to dispel the cloud of supernatural from consciousness.

Astrological sciences, developed by different civilizations and societies have many things in common. Apart from stellar positions and zodiac signs and houses, relying on objectivity has been one of the most important variables to predict accuracy of a system. Jyotish or Hindu system of Astrology, too depends upon such mathematical calculations, though many astrologers boast of an intuitive or “gut feeling” of an event in the life of someone being discussed. However, they fail to understand that such feeling can’t come without a sincere hard work of years together on understanding and practicing a system. Then such intuition is not sixth sense, but a result end of background calculations done by the developed subconscious which both client and the astrologer are not aware of.
The present book is attempted to present such principles and techniques to an inquisitive reader or a beginner in the field of the divine science, astrology. Although the dogma of astrology does not allow us to go beyond such principles, but I am sure, readers will be tempted to experiment with their automatic founded principles, they will develop easily after a practice of a couple of months with such established principles. Authors don’t find any harm in doing so, as the real knowledge comes not only by cramming and following the fixed principles, but in experimenting with something which only comes as a subjective conclusion in a researcher’s conscious mind.

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