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Is your software
calculating stellar bird's
activities wrongly?
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Question: |
Aswath Ganapathi <aswath641@yahoo.co.in>
wrote:
I am very much
interested in panch
pakshi sastra. You
have given an
example of panch
pakshi calculations
in which you have
quoted film actor
Amitabh Bachchan's
stellar bird's
activities for 17th
August 2007
(Friday).
His birth star is
Swaati and his
stellar bird is
crow. But you have
done mistakes in
calculations of
bird's activities.
You have shown the
activities for Crow
on a bright half
Friday as
under:
DYING - EATING -
WALKING - RULING -
SLEEPING
But, in fact, it
should have been as:
WALKING - RULING
- SLEEPING - DYING -
EATING
Only on Saturday,
the sequence as
written by you will
be effective.
SO PLEASE CORRECT
this mistake and let
me inform you that
don't think we are
fools. |
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Dear Mr. Ganapathi
It is my pleasure to
have a knowledgeable
visitor on my
website.
As you have
mentioned, the
sample page on my
website shows a
single day report of
Mr. Amitabh Bachchan
for 17th August 2007
(Friday). Mr.
Bachchan;s stellar
bird is "Crow" as he
was born in "Swaati"
nakshatra during
bright-half of the
Moon.
There is only one
book available in
English, on "Panch-pakshi
shastra" and that is
written by Dr. U.S.
Pulippani - titled
"Biorhythms of Natal
Moon". I do not know
Tamil, therefore, I
have not read any
literature on this
subject available in
Tamil.
17th August 2007
(Friday) was the in
bright-half of the
Moon. I have checked
it again. In the
table, provided on
page 91 of above
mentioned book, the
activities of crow
for Friday
(day-time),
bright-half, are
given as "
Death-Eating-Walking-Ruling-Sleeping".
My program also has
calculated it
similarly and shown
as such on concerned
web-page.
If the concerned
book has published
the table wrong,
then, I may be
wrong. If you have
any other "authentic
source" from where I
can get accurate
information, I would
be obliged to
incorporate
necessary
corrections in my
program.
I would always
welcome critical
assessment of my
work on "Panch-pakshi"
from learned persons
like you.
Kind regards,
Shyam S. Kansal |
