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Feb 21, 2025 6:52 am
Hi everyone, I thought I would share the practical application of Tajika Prashna to find a missing object. This is my post on Facebook:
The following demonstrates an example of the validity of Tropical Vedic Astrology using Tajika techniques (Tajika being a form of Persian Astrology that was preserved in India) for myself finding a lost object:
Today I was looking for my suitcase which I will be needing in a few days to travel. I leave it beneath Crystal Hermitage in the old recording studio but I could not find it. When I realized this and not sure where it could have gone or if someone took it, I casted a horoscope of the moment I realized my suitcase was missing (below is the horoscope).
I knew I would find my suitcase because the lagna lord was in ithasala yoga with the 4th lord (the missing object). I would find it quickly due to the Moon being involved since the Moon is a very fast planet. I knew I would find the suitcase in or near a green environment since the 4th is in Libra, a sign that represents a green color. I also would find the suitcase in the western direction from where I thought it would be since Libra rules the west.
So, I went to a part of the Hermitage where there is a green carpet, which is west from the position where I discovered my suitcase went missing. I soon found my suitcase in a closet right off from the hallway with bright green carpet.
What is also interesting is that Venus, the 4th lord, is in the sign of Aries. Aries represents a reddish, magenta color, which is EXACTLY the color of my suitcase.
It is interesting how astrology can be so concretely practical. I have also found that Prashna is the most accurate form of predictive astrology in my experience, but you cannot force it as it is so specific to the moment.
AUM TAT SAT
2 Replies
Feb 21, 2025 11:45 pm
A good one, congrats! You seem to have nailed it. And have a good journey!
Staffan
Feb 22, 2025 9:38 am
i always like to read people's examples and see how they derive at the conclusion. Putting the theory to practice is the best way to learn...
tuyet