abt predictions 13 by rammu_agrawal hello sue thnks for the reply.england beat australia in a tight finish and the prediction came true.hurray.i was confident thts y i had posted the prediction on the forum.i concluded it through the prashan lagna in which the chart was clear and strong for england tht day.australia will win the second final.this is my prediction.do u also predict for matches.if john is reading this pls reply i was pretty much impressed by john s predictions. urs rammu. Quote Sat Feb 10, 2007 7:34 am
14 by john Hello Rammu, Congratulations on the correct prediction. Congratulations also on having the confidence to make your predictions public, it just adds to the excitement! I have to admit to not being familiar with your technique of prashan lagna. Could you direct me to anything on the internet. I didn't do any predictions for the latest Australia/England matches. This was for a number of reasons, lack of time, not being sufficiently convinced that Castle Beseigement was the right method and also I thought Sue was going to look at this method at the same time as looking at the ascendant/descendant to see if different predictions would occur. If Australia win the second match do we have a prediction for the last match? Regards, John Quote Sat Feb 10, 2007 11:29 am
15 by Rohan Hello Rammu, Congratulations for the first final prediction. But i am really dissapointed to see AUS. lost the 2nd final as well. I appriciate your courage to make it public. Anyway better luck next time. I would rather want to learn from you the Prashna Lagan technique. Are you ready for the World Cup? I think Castle Beseigement(CB) will also apply in World Cup as Aus. is the holder of trophy. Warm Regards, Warm Regards, Rohaan Joshii Quote Tue Feb 13, 2007 5:16 pm
16 by Andrew Bevan I am sorry I am not into cricket. Norway does have a national team, although all the players originate from Pakistan. But we do not have a cricket field. Members of the national team recently gathered at a politcal meeting held the Norwegian Liberals (Venstre) and gave an inside demonstration of the sport, much to the amusement and amazement of the meetings participants who in much fear of the unexpected course of the cricket ball now were asked to consider providing the a field where the sport more naturally could be exercised. I think the motion stands a chance. Andrew http://www.astronor.com Quote Sat Feb 24, 2007 12:34 am