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Vjyotish
tested on real-life incident (1)
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An
email from a learned astrologer of U.K. who tested Vjyotish on
a very traumatic event of her friend very comprehensively.
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"Nimmi
Ragavan" <106350.....@compu.....com> |
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varahamihira@yahoogroups.com,
vedic-astrology@yahoogroups.com, "Shyaam
Sunder Kansal" <vjyotis..@ya.....co..> |
| Subject: |
Vjyotish test
feedback |
| Date: |
Thu,
16 Jan 2003 13:57:46 -0000 |
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To all members of these lists,
Vjyotish is software that purports to generate indices
that will give advance warning of significant events.
If successful, it promises to be a very useful tool
for non-astrologers to get a general indication.
Some time ago, I agreed to test Vjyotish on past
events using suitable data. As my first test, I used
the data for a friend Sara B as test data. The makers
of Vjyotish have no knowledge of the test case I was
submitting or the type of the event or the date of the
event. I asked for a 3 months period spanning the
event.
Sara B lost her mother suddenly and unexpectedly on
the 15th of December 2001. This was extremely
traumatic for her as her mother was also her closest
friend and Sara was expecting the first grandchild in
the family to be born on the 14th of jan 2001. She
still finds it hard to cope with and finds the whole
Christmas period a very sad one now as it is close to
her mother's anniversary.
I tested the software with the general misfortunes
index (01). There was a sudden reversal of the index
from very positive up to Dec 15th 2001 to very
negative on 16th Dec 2001. And the index stays
negative after that date mostly to the end of the
period I requested - 1st Nov - 1-Feb 2001. The
happiness index also reverses on the 15th of December.
The index of mother's health also sees this reversal
on the same date. As a control, I tested the index of
father's health, which does NOT show this reversal on
that date. So the indices do discriminate quite
successfully in identifying the issues that could be
at stake. Checking the index for the spouse, I find
that there is a reversal on that date, but that the
negative index is only mildly negative.
So I would say that the test of the software has been
very positive in this test case. Monitoring this index
for Sara B before the event would have noticed the
index reversal, and sustained negative value of the
index after the reversal to conclude that there was a
significant negative event to be expected.
I think further development of this software to
identify dates when there is a large change in the
index in a direction opposite to the previous change
AND a change in the direction of the index AND a large
value for the reversed index would prove very
fruitful. This would allow some significant dates to
be picked out and displayed as a summary table, and
would make use/testing easier. But even as it stands
the software seems promising and justifies further
testing. I will post further test data for Vjyotish
soon and report the results to the lists. With some
luck I will have another test case to submit this
week. At the moment I have only identified a total of
3 test cases that are suitable - i.e. ascendant not on
the border and the test event not discussed on this
list or any other list.
Please feel free to forward the results of these tests
to other lists that may be interested in an
independent test of this software.
Regards,
Nimmi Ragavan
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