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KP-Introduction Who Was Krishnamurti?
Introducing His Own System
Krishnamurti understood, that the difference in the results should be attributed to the exact portion of the Constellation occupied by the Planet. To identify the zone of the Constellation occupied by the Planet, the Constellation had to be divided scientifically. The idea of dividing the Constellation in the unequal Vinshottaree proportion, attributed to Paraashar, struck him. He again found that the manner in which House results are shown by a Planet is dictated by the Lord of the Division of the Constellation in which that particular Planet is posited - this he called Sub-Lord, according to the occupation, ownership, association and aspects of the Sub-Lord. The problem of differences in longevity, financial status, professions etc, in the lives of a twins (born within a very short interval of time and bearing the same House - cusps were also a study of his interest. Krishnamurti takes the House Cusp from the beginning of the House, and not from the midpoint of the House, as Sripathy Paddhati of Hindu Astrology takes. He proved by his correct predictions that his method was correct.
--There are innumerable Yog (combinations), without taking any House
connection in any scientific manner, which fix the longevity in various
ranges. There is Ashtak Varg System
which predicts longevity. Thus Krishnamurti was able to supply missing links in the existing techniques of prediction and founded his own system - Krishnamurti Paddhati System - KP Sysyem. If the birth time is correct, the birth chart is drawn correctly and the predictions are made correctly. If the process is reversed, taking a few important events of somebody's life, his correct birth time can be known and his correct birth chart can be drawn. This is called Birth Time Rectification (BTR). Prediction by
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Created on 05/18/2008 and Updated on
01/18/2013