GANESH65
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What is the use of doing Parikarams suggested by astrologer when original shape position of planets will remain as it is even after parikaram
For any astrological event to fructify, there must first of all a Promise present in the chart. The promises available in a chart are delivered at appropriate Dasha and appropriate Gocharam. In other words, for any result to happen, the Dasha/Antardasha of the particular planet which rules the house from which the result is expected should be there and the house lord be influenced by Transit aspect of planets Jupiter and Saturn. For eg. if we are looking for timing of Marriage in a chart, we should first think about the Dasha/Antar Dasha/Pratyantar Dasha of 7th Lord and Transit aspect (Gocharam) on 7th house or its lord by Saturn and Jupiter. Of course the promise of marriage must be there which is governed by many other rules. So it is a three fold system happening in a systematic way. No remedy (Parikaram) is useful if there is no promise in chart. That way no learned astrologer will suggest any remedy if there is no promise in a chart. In many cases the analysts fails to match the proper Dasha for a promise to get delivered with the Gocharam and unable to find proper timing. In my opinion Parikaram is nothing but is a tool to help one mentally prepared to face eventualities as the results happens by one's own Karma which is reflected in the Main Chart i.e. the birth Chart. What I understand is by doing Parikaram, person is mentally strengthened and he faces the problem with more clear and positive approach( since more confident as he feels that the obstacles now stands removed as he has done the Parikaram) which ultimately guides him towards the goal. As an astrologer, I personally do not suggest any Parikaram, but advice people to submit to their Karma only.