prasad1
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Some say that astrological predictions are based on a cocktail of 20 per cent logic, 20 per cent maths and 60 per cent intuition; the last one making that crucial difference between a good and a bad astrologer.
People who have confidence in themselves will not pay money to know what lies ahead. I think the best philosophy in life is to take each day as it comes. Otherwise when something bad is predicted, you die a thousand deaths in anticipation of that catastrophe.
What if the astrological time chosen is bad for the doctor, anesthesiologist, the OR room, mother. It is very bad example of playing God.
What if there is logistic problems, or other circumstances that forces the time of birth to bad period, the mother can feel the guilt for life. What a logic.
People who have confidence in themselves will not pay money to know what lies ahead. I think the best philosophy in life is to take each day as it comes. Otherwise when something bad is predicted, you die a thousand deaths in anticipation of that catastrophe.
What if the astrological time chosen is bad for the doctor, anesthesiologist, the OR room, mother. It is very bad example of playing God.
What if there is logistic problems, or other circumstances that forces the time of birth to bad period, the mother can feel the guilt for life. What a logic.
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