First thing is that you can see what is at the back of ongoing events in your life, your fate. Seeing it clearly why you met exactly that person or got some money exactly there and lost it here, you’ll finish acting blindly. Seeing underlying cause of your situations, you’ll be able to find way around and act with your eyes open choosing this or another road, this or another line of actions.
Let’s say you can define that at the period of time you won’t meet an eligible for you spouse or business partner. And at other time, for example on travelling, you’ll meet a perfect match indeed. Practically you may answer your own questions like ‘Why cannot I get married’, ‘Why aren’t I progressing up in terms of social realization’, ‘What is my financial destiny and what is my social mission’, ‘Why don’t I have enough money while working hard’ and so on, and so far.
Correctly put questions
Moreover you may get literally all the answers to your correctly put questions. I used ‘correctly put questions’, because a question can be put wrongly, incorrectly.
Many people fail to use Jyotish to their advantage precisely due to incorrect questions. In turn incorrect questions appear because of person’s wrong understanding the world structure and what Jyotish actually is.
We can compare that kind of person who asks an auto mechanic in a car repair shop: ‘If I have my headlights changed will I be able to speed up to 200 km\h?’ Obviously the person won’t get a distinctive answer. He may get disappointed both in auto mechanics and their shops, insisting on the point that all the auto mechanics are useless people. Asking questions is quite a feat. We can tell a lot about a person himself by the questions he asks.
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Yes, useful always to be clear what we are looking for and to ask clear questions, both in jyotish and in life.
We get clear answers if we ask clear questions.
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Thank you for your comment, @richhorn!
You're welcome.
Can I ask ... how do you get the icon into your title ... like "🌞" ?
Oh, it's easy, I've got it here - http://unicode-table.com ;)
Oh wow.
Awesome.
Thanks.
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