Research
Eclipses and Catastrophes: How Careful Should Astrologers Be?
Old traditions of omen. Hindsight bias. The ease of matching every disaster to a sky after the sky has passed.
eclipses · prediction · bias
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A Debilitated Planet Is Not a Life Sentence
Neecha is a strain, not a eulogy. Extra work in a domain is not the same as being forbidden to live there.
debilitation · dignity · neecha
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Research
Why Astrology Loves Hindsight
After the event, the chart looks obvious. Selection, confirmation, flexibility. Honesty about prediction standards is not an attack on the craft.
hindsight · bias · method
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Research
Can Astrology Predict Catastrophes — or Just Explain Them Afterwards?
Eclipses, mundane work, retrospective matching. The tradition is older than the slideshow. Intellectual honesty is still required.
eclipses · mundane · prediction
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Essay
What If the Birth Time Is Only “About 8 pm”?
About 8 pm is a climate, not a clock. The lagna can move. Some of the chart can still be spoken to. Label the uncertainty.
birth time · lagna · reliability
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Essay
When Yogas Cancel, Compete, or Change Shape
Neecha bhanga, interrupting aspects, and rival combinations are ordinary. A brochure yoga is rare; a mixed page is the usual document.
yoga · neecha bhanga · cancellation
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Research
Myth: Saturn Is Bad
Shani is time. Time is not a villain. It is the only weather that finishes anything.
saturn · myths
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Solution
What to Do When Astrologers Give You Different Answers
Birth time, school, ayanamsa, houses, judgement, bias. Disagreement is not automatically fraud — or proof.
method · birth time · judgement
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Essay
Is Mercury Retrograde Dangerous?
No. It is an optical story we have over-employed. Your contracts still need a second reading — all year.
mercury · questions · retrograde
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