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| Amitabh Bachchan (Photo credit: Wikipedia) |
| I do hope that you are aware about "Panch-pakshi" system of Vedic Jyotish. The mysterious "Panch-Pakshi Shastra" is a unique system of Vedic astrology, propounded by ancient Tamil Siddha Saints thousands of years ago, which has been considered a golden key in the hands of man which can be used with advantage in any endeavour and in any walk of life. The system is said to be 'unfailing' as it is based on natural laws of five elements ("Pancha Mahabhutas") combined with 'Astro Stellar' force of each individual. It's extra-ordinary utilities lies in providing you the precise knowledge of your strength and weakness for a particular hour of a particular day.The "Panch-Pakshi report", besides providing information about native's "Best" and "Worst" intraday timings, also provides information about "Dominant" and "Recessive" colours for the day AND "Strong" and "Weak" directions for any given day and moment. I recently tested Panch-pakshi principles on some well-known hi-profile incidents, of which, details are available in public domain. The results were just amazing. One such case was that of Amitabh Bachchan, the most famous Indian actor of recent times. A fatal accident of Amitabh Bachchan occurred on July 26, 1982 (Monday). Amitabh Bachchan sustained a severe injury in the abdomen while he was shooting a fight sequence with Puneet Issar for Manmohan Desai's "Coolie" at Bangalore University campus. There was no sign of life in him for days. The nation mourned and fans prayed for him in temples and thronged the hospital vicinity to wish him goodbye. It was a miraculous recovery for the actor and people close to him after few days. I have analyzed this incident in the light of his "Panch-Pakshi" report. I was astonished to realize that Amitabh might have possibly avoided this accident - if he would have been following his Panch-pakshi. Look at this analysis on following page: The lessons learnt from this incident are: (1) During his/her "Worst" time slots, one should be extra cautious and should never indulge in daring acts. (2) Never wear "Recessive colour" of the day. Specially avoid wearing recessive colours during your worst intra-day timings. Always try to wear "Dominant colour". I do hope, this case study will provide you fresh insights into proper usage of your Panch-pakshi information. | |||||
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