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Originally posted by Raj Bhandari:
...matching horoscopes for marriage.. do you believe in it? ...
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Originally posted by marc weber:
Yes! I asked about this on an internet forum, and someone assured me it was valid, so now I believe. :roll:
Originally posted by Ernest Friedman-Hill:
Personally I've always been partial to reading entrails to help with my important decisions. Nice steaming goat entrails.
Originally posted by Amitabha Batranab:
...now they use software that does all the mathematical calculations so we know its accurate.
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Originally posted by Tony Alicea:
Ha!
What are you a King or something?! (No disrespect intended!)
Horoscopes were cast for royalty to predict the fortunes or misfortunes of the royal family.
Oh wait, you mean newspaper horoscopes?
Sure I believe in them. Because as everybody knows, there are only 12 kinds of people/personalities.
Thank god for that, right? Imagine if there were 13 kinds of people (or more!?).
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Originally posted by Ajay Mathew:
One particular astrologer back at Bangalore, India who was well reputed for his skills, stopped practicing for some time when his daughter eloped with a Muslim boy. :roll:
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Originally posted by Tony Alicea:
Thank god for that, right? Imagine if there were 13 kinds of people (or more!?).
"Thanks to Indian media who has over the period of time swiped out intellectual taste from mass Indian population." - Chetan Parekh
Originally posted by Tony Alicea:
Amitabha:
With all due respect I must point out that even though all the astronomical (more generally, Physics) calculations today are as exact as the largest number of decimal digits required for, say, the landing of a spacecraft on the Moon by humans, the question remains "do the positions of the planets amongst the fixed stars (Sidereal Astrology) or these positions against the Ecliptic (Tropical Astrology) mean anything?"
That is the question
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Originally posted by siva kumar:
Hi...
Believe this
Sometime back my mother gave my horoscope to a famous astrologer, the same night after seeing my horoscope he died... pity he was only 40.
From then on.. I started believing in my horo(HORROR)scope.
My blood is tested +ve for Java.
Originally posted by Raj Bhandari:
I'm thinking even if horoscope predictions are accurate.. then shouldn't twins have the same fates ? bcos their dob(date of birth), tob and pob are all same ?
"Thanks to Indian media who has over the period of time swiped out intellectual taste from mass Indian population." - Chetan Parekh
Originally posted by siva kumar:
Hi...
Believe this
Sometime back my mother gave my horoscope to a famous astrologer, the same night after seeing my horoscope he died... pity he was only 40.
From then on.. I started believing in my horo(HORROR)scope.