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Contents
ABBREVIATIONS .................................................................................................................................... vii
LIST OF FIGURES & TABLES .................................................................................................................... xi
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ........................................................................................................................... xii
PREFACE ............................................................................................................................................... xiii
Chapter 1................................................................................................................................................. 1
INTRODUCTION ....................................................................................................................................... 1
1.1. VEDIC ASTROLOGY .................................................................................................................. 1
1.2. WESTERN ASTROLOGY ............................................................................................................ 2
Chapter 2................................................................................................................................................. 6
THE ZERO ENERGY HYPOTHESIS ............................................................................................................. 6
2.1. VIRTUAL PARTICLES................................................................................................................. 6
2.2. VIRTUAL OR VOID FIELD .......................................................................................................... 8
2.3. LAWS OF THERMODYNAMICS - RESTATED ............................................................................. 8
Chapter 3............................................................................................................................................... 11
THE CONCEPT OF VOID SPIN ................................................................................................................. 11
3.1. VOID SPIN EXPLAINED ........................................................................................................... 11
3.2. THE AGITATOR ANALOGY...................................................................................................... 12
3.3. THE VOID SPIN MODEL OF THE MIND .................................................................................. 13
3.4. EFFECT OF GRAVITY ON THE MIND ....................................................................................... 15
Chapter 4............................................................................................................................................... 16
NAVIGATORS OF LIFE ............................................................................................................................ 16
4.1. FUNCTION OF THE NAVIGATOR ............................................................................................ 16
4.2. THE BIRTH CHART.................................................................................................................. 16
4.3. THE HOUSES OF ASTROLOGY ................................................................................................ 17
4.4. TYPES OF TRANSITS OF PLANETS .......................................................................................... 18
4.5. THE NAVAMSA CHART .......................................................................................................... 18
4.6. NAKSHATRAS ......................................................................................................................... 19
4.7. VALIDATION OF TIMELINE..................................................................................................... 19
Chapter 5............................................................................................................................................... 20
PLANETARY ASPECTS............................................................................................................................. 20
5.1. DHRUSTI ................................................................................................................................ 20
5.2. RIGHT & WRONG DHRUSHTI................................................................................................. 20
5.3. CORRECTING PERCEPTION OF THE NATIVE .......................................................................... 21
5.4. MENTAL ORBITS .................................................................................................................... 22

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5.5. ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE (Aspect of Jupiter) ......................................................................... 23

5.6. LUCK OR DESTINY (Aspect of Saturn) .................................................................................... 24
5.7. COMMUNICATION SKILLS (Aspect of Mercury) .................................................................... 24
5.8. MENTAL HEALTH (Aspect of Ketu) ........................................................................................ 24
5.9. WEALTH (Aspect of Venus) ................................................................................................... 25
5.10. PROSPERITY (Aspect of the Sun) ....................................................................................... 25
5.11. EMOTIONAL WELLNESS (Aspect of the Moon) ................................................................. 25
5.12. MARRIAGE (Aspect of Mars) ............................................................................................. 26
5.13. PHYSICAL HEALTH (Aspect of Rahu) .................................................................................. 26
Chapter 6............................................................................................................................................... 27
THE PLAY OF MAHADASHAS AND ANTARDASHAS................................................................................ 27
6.1. MAHADASHAS ....................................................................................................................... 27
6.2. ANTARDASHAS ...................................................................................................................... 27
6.3. TRANSITIONS IN LIFE & RESILIENCE ...................................................................................... 28
Chapter 7............................................................................................................................................... 30
ADIYEN’S NUMEROLOGY ...................................................................................................................... 30
7.1. KEY TO ADIYEN’S NUMEROLOGY .......................................................................................... 30
7.2. NUMERICAL PARAMETERS OF AN EVENT ............................................................................. 30
7.3. UNIQUE CHARACTERISTICS OF A NATIVE ............................................................................. 31
7.4. QUALITY OF LIFE .................................................................................................................... 32
7.5. LAYMAN’S DRUG COMPATIBILITY TEST ................................................................................ 33
7.6. THE ABODE OR VAASTHU ..................................................................................................... 33
7.7. THE AMERICAN PRESIDENCY ................................................................................................ 34
7.8. INDIA’S LEGACY ..................................................................................................................... 35
7.9. SINGAPORE’S LEGACY ........................................................................................................... 36
7.10. DO WE HAVE (SOME) FREE WILL?..................................................................................... 36
7.11. CHAOTIC vs. DETERMINISTIC UNIVERSE ........................................................................... 37
7.12. CONCLUSIONS ................................................................................................................... 38
Chapter 8............................................................................................................................................... 39
QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS OF BIRTH CHARTS ........................................................................................ 39
8.1. SAMPLE OF VEDIC BIRTH CHART........................................................................................... 39
8.2. GROUND RULES FOR ANALYSIS............................................................................................. 40
8.3. SAMPLE CALCULATIONS........................................................................................................ 42
8.4. USING THE BIRTH CHART FOR FORECASTS ........................................................................... 45
Chapter 9............................................................................................................................................... 47
VALIDATION OF EVENT TIMINGS .......................................................................................................... 47

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9.1. NUMEROLOGICAL PARAMETERS .......................................................................................... 47

9.2. UNCERTAINTY OF TIMING ..................................................................................................... 48
9.3. SAMPLES OF TOE VALIDATION.............................................................................................. 48
Chapter 10............................................................................................................................................. 51
LIFE EXPECTANCY FROM THE BIRTH CHART ......................................................................................... 51
10.1. ANALYSING LIFE EXPECTANCY .......................................................................................... 51
10.2. RECKONING DATE OF EXPIRY ............................................................................................ 55
Chapter 11............................................................................................................................................. 56
PREDICTIVE ASTROLOGY ....................................................................................................................... 56
11.1. THE CELESTIAL SLING SHOT .............................................................................................. 56
11.2. STRIKE PROBABILITY.......................................................................................................... 56
Chapter 12............................................................................................................................................. 59
CONCLUSION......................................................................................................................................... 59
12.1. KEY IDEAS PRESENTED ...................................................................................................... 59
12.2. KEY TAKEAWAYS ............................................................................................................... 60
REFERENCES .......................................................................................................................................... 61

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ABBREVIATIONS
ADIYEN – Tamil Word for My Humble Self
VF – Void Field, Vital Force, Void & Form, Virtual Form
IVF – Internal Vital Force
EVF – External Vital Force
VFT – The Void Field Theory
VSM – The Void Spin Model of the Mind
VSHG – The Void Spin Hypothesis of Gravitation
Chapter 2
VP – Virtual Particle
LP – Light Particle / RP – Rest Particle
Mv – Mass of a Virtual Particle
Mo – Rest Mass of the same particle
V – Velocity of motion of VP
C – Velocity of Light
i – Mathematical symbol for an Imaginary Number
FF – Fossil Fuel
FE – Functional Energy
EC – Exergy or Useful Energy
Chapter 3
Q – Vortex flow
H – Vortex head
P – Agitator absorbed power
N – Agitator rotational speed
Da – Diameter of the agitator
Np/Nq – Constants
N – Rotational speed of Planet (days)

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ABBREVIATIONS (contd.)

R – Radius of Planet (km)

K1/K2/K3 – Constants
QS – Environmental Stimulus Signal or Sensory Impulse
QE – Memory-based Experiential Feedback
Qi – Chinese Word for Psychic Energy (pronounced CHI)
QM – Motor Impulse
EM – Efficiency of Motor Transmission
VE – Void Expansion
VC – Void Contraction
VS – Void Spin Component of Cognition
VSo – Hereditary Void Spin Factor
K – The Knowledge or Awareness Factor
O – Output or Individual Productivity Factor
W – Wages or Wealth Factor
P (W) – Probability of Wealth Acquisition
F – Friend or Foe, Social Compatibility Factor
RS – Resilience
IQ – Mental Intelligence Quotient / EQ – Emotional Intelligence Quotient
Chapter 4
DoB – Date of Birth
ToB – Time of Birth
BN – Birth Number
Chapter 7
EN – Event Number
ET – Event Timeline or Date Number
NC – Name Constant
TC – Time Constant

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ABBREVIATIONS (contd.)
TCa – Actual Time Constant
TCc – Calculated Time Constant
Chapter 8
PN – Power Number of a Planet
PIN – Primary Impact Number
CPN – Chart Power Number
MIN – Modified Impact Number
MCN – Modified Chart Number
NIN – Navamsa Impact Number
NCN – Navamsa Chart Number
Su – Sun
Mo – Moon
Me – Mercury
Ve – Venus
Ma – Mars
Ju – Jupiter
Sa – Saturn
Ra – Rahu
Ke – Ketu
Asc – Ascendant or LAGNA
Chapter 9
SMC – Substance, Meaning & Consciousness
MDR – Mind, Destiny & Resilience
GHP – Generic Guide to Human Perception
CSS – The Celestial Sling Shot
CCV – CO2 Capture and Valorisation
CSW – The Celestial Spinning Wheel / The Case for Sharing Wealth
IMPC – Impact of Multi-planet Conjunctions

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ABBREVIATIONS (Contd.)
Chapter 10
L – Longevity Index
R – Residual Life
Chapter 11
PA – Pacific Ocean
AT – Atlantic Ocean
IN – Indian Ocean
AR – Arctic Ocean
AN – Antarctic Ocean

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LIST OF FIGURES & TABLES

FIGURES
Figure 1-1: Sample of Vedic Birth Chart in South Indian Tradition 5
Figure 4-1: Typical Vedic Rashi or Birth Chart (South Indian) 17

TABLES
Table 6-1: Mahadashas - Duration and Sequence 28
Table 7-1: Identity Matrices and Birth Numbers of Nations 32
Table 7-2: Survival Ratings based on Birth Number 32
Table 7-3: Mental Orbits 37
Table 8-1: Power Numbers of Planets 42
Table 8-2: Birth and Navamsa Chart Numbers 43
Table 8-3: Sample Analysis of Aspects 43
Table 8-4: Ordered Time Line of Events 44
Table 9-1: Confirmation of ToB 48
Table 9-2: Validation of ToB of India and Singapore 49
Table 9-3: Validation of ToE of Books and Articles 49
Table 10-1: Sample Longevity Parameters referred to Figure 1-1 54
Table 11-1: Evaluation of Recent Asteroid Flyby’s 56
Table 11-2: Likely Configuration of the Celestial Sling Shot 57
Table 11-3: Most Probable Dates of the CSS 57

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
I owe my interest in Astrology solely to my affectionate aunt, Late Srimathi
Saroja Srinivasan, who kindled my interest on the subject during my
Adolescence. I therefore dedicate my book to the memory of this female
Guru.

My thanks are also due to my daughters, Kavita and Kalpana for helping
out with the cover design and providing useful comments on the content.
Also, to my Wife for silently tolerating my waking up at odd hours to offload
my ideas on the computer.

Last but not the least my thanks are due to numerous friends and readers
of my articles on [Link], who inspired me to consolidate my
views on Quantitative Astrology and present them concisely in this book.
Thanks, are also due to [Link] for hosting my papers and allowing
interested readers to view and download them.

I am sure all of you will welcome this book and continue to share your
comments and express your ideas for improvement of the content.

With best wishes,

Vikay Kumar
Singapore
14-Jan-2020

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PREFACE
Adiyen is a Tamil word which means “my humble self”. The ideas
expressed in this book reflect Adiyen’s original thinking documented and
parked on [Link]. The articles relating to Astrology and
Numerology were more popular. This prompted Adiyen to consolidate the
contents of these articles and re-publish them in the form of a book.

Astrology is a fascinating subject of enquiry, because it seeks to provide

an understanding of key events in our lives in terms of astral
configurations as given in our Birth Chart and the ongoing transits of
various planets in the back drop of the Zodiac. Hitherto astrological
enquiries were confined to priests and scholars. The advent of computer
software has facilitated the standardisation and ease of access with which
birth charts can be prepared from the Date of Birth (DoB) and Time of
Birth (ToB).

In this book Adiyen has attempted to provide a Numerological Basis to

analyse birth charts and quantify the various Aspects of different planets
on the Moon Sign or Rashi of a Native. Conventions for reckoning the
position of various Constellations or Houses on the Birth Chart relative to
the Ascendant are also given. A unique way of assigning integral numbers
quantifying the Power of the Planets is given. Rules qualifying the location
of the houses with positive or negative integers are also indicated. The
definition of one integral value, the Birth Number, which is a unique
characteristic of a Native and its link to the overall Quality of Life is
interesting. Derivation of secondary numbers such as the Chart Power
Number, Modified Chart Number and Navamsa Chart Number give
supplementary indication of the average quality of life and marriage.

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In casting the birth chart, the DoB and ToB are important parameters. DoB
determines the location of various planets and ToB determines the
Ascendant, which is the Rising Sign on the Horizon corresponding to the
ToB. Parents are normally sure about the DoB, but uncertain about the
ToB. Since ToB is an important factor, Adiyen has come up with a
numerological validation process to confirm the ToB. The method is
general and can be used to confirm the Timing of Events (ToE).

The book concludes by exploring Predictive Astrology, but the

unequivocal conclusion is, the “Future Remains as Unpredictable as
Ever”. Enjoy and share your comments by e-mail. Thanks.

Best wishes,
Vikay Kumar
Singapore
14-Jan-2020

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Chapter 1
INTRODUCTION
Astrology is perhaps one of the oldest fields of study, which embodies the
intellectual pursuit of human beings through different Civilisations. Broadly
Astrology, as presented here, consists of two conventions of astrological
thought viz. Vedic Astrology and Western Astrology. The origins of these
conventions are rooted in antiquity and will not be discussed here. Only
the broad differences are captured here to facilitate better understanding
and resolution of any lingering doubts in the minds of the reader.

1.1. VEDIC ASTROLOGY

Vedic Astrology is the body of knowledge relating astral movement of the
Inner Planets, in the background of the Fixed Stars or the Zodiac, to the
events in the Life of a Native. Native is a gender-neutral name for an
individual commonly used in astrological writings. The earliest propagation
of Vedic lore was by word of mouth in the Guru-Shishya Parampara (the
convention of Learning from a Guru or Teacher). The early Vedic
Scriptures date back to 1500 BC. The oral transmission of Vedic
Knowledge is subject to different pronunciations giving rise to different
interpretations.

The basis of Vedic Astrology is the Horoscope or the Birth Chart, which is
essentially the snap shot of the Zodiac at the time of birth of a Native.
There are two representations of the Vedic Birth Chart:

x The North Indian Tradition

x The South Indian Tradition

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In the North Indian Tradition, the Constellations in the Zodiac are

numbered from 1 to 12 in the anti-clockwise sequence. In the South Indian
Tradition, the Constellations are numbered in the Clockwise sequence. In
both cases the position of the Sun, the Moon, the Inner Planets and the
Shadow Planets (Rahu & Ketu) are shown in the Vedic Birth Chart. The
transit of these planets from one constellation to another follows the
principal sequence as indicated above. Only Rahu-Ketu transit in the
opposite direction to the main planets. Both types of charts are Square
with 12 sections representing the constellations.

In this book, birth charts are shown as per the South Indian Tradition.
Sample of the birth chart, used for illustration in this book is shown in
Figure 1-1.

1.2. WESTERN ASTROLOGY

Western Astrology is principally based on the Mesopotamian Civilisation
which flourished around 3500 BC on the banks of the rivers Euphrates and
Tigris. It was further developed by the Greek and Roman Civilisations. The
birth chart in the Western tradition is represented by a circle with 12
sectors representing the Constellations numbered from 1 to 12 in the anti-
clockwise direction. Transit of planets through the Constellations follows
this principal direction. Western birth charts include the outer planets,
Uranus, Neptune and Pluto and normally do not show Rahu-Ketu.

We would like to stress that the moment of birth is a unique event in the
life of a Native and profoundly influences his or her life irrespective of the
astrological convention used for casting the birth chart. The difference
between Vedic and Western Astrology is presented in Adiyen’s article,
“Comparing Western vs. Vedic Astrology” [4]. It is shown there-in that

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quantitative parameters (to be discussed later in this book) are invariant

with respect to the convention used to draw the birth chart. In what follows,
Western names are shown in Italics and Sanskrit or Indian language
names are shown in block capital letters.

A striking similarity of birth charts across both conventions, is the division

of the Zodiac into 12 constellations as represented by:

x Aries the Bull (MESHAM)

x Taurus the Goat (RISHABAM)
x Gemini the Twins (MITHUNAM)
x Cancer the Crab (KADAGAM)
x Leo the Lion (SIMHAM)
x Virgo the Virgin (KANNI)
x Libra the Balance (THULA)
x Scorpio the Scorpion (VRISCHIKAM)
x Sagittarius the Archer (DHANUR)
x Capricorn the one horned horse (MAKARAM)
x Aquarius the water jug (KUMBHAM)
x Pisces the fish (MEENAM)

The fact that early Vedic and Western Civilisations reckoned clusters of
stars in the Zodiac by identical terrestrial objects is a wonder by itself and
is proof of their common origins. Also, the definition of the Zodiac and
movement of the Inner Planets through the Zodiac was entirely developed
by observations made with the aid of the naked eye long before the
invention of telescopes. The importance of the magic number 12 cannot
be exaggerated.

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It appears repeatedly in nature as exemplified by:

x 12 months in a calendar year

x 12 constellations in the zodiac
x 12-year cycles for certain festivals
x 12 carbon atom chain for detergents
x 12 the atomic mass number of Carbon – the most abundant
natural element

Consistent with this magic number this book has been structured with 12
chapters.

Chapter 1 gives an introduction to the two main branches of Astrology viz.

Vedic and Western, discussed in this book. Chapter 2 introduces the
concept of Virtual Particles and the Virtual Field or the Void Field (VF) and
the role it plays in Material Energy Transitions. Thus, the VF profoundly
influences the day-to-day life of a Native and guides it in a deterministic
way [2]. Chapter 3 describes Adiyen’s concept of Void Spin, which gives
rise to Gravity and also plays a key role in Human Comprehension. The
link between Gravity and the Mind of a Native is explained as the basis of
Astrology [2]. Chapter 4 introduces Birth Charts as Navigators of Life [2].
Chapter 5 describes qualitatively the nature of Planetary Aspects and how
they influence the life of a Native [2]. Chapter 6 describes the play of Maha
Dashas and Antar Dashas in the life of a Native. Chapter 7 introduces the
novel concept of Numerology proposed by Adiyen including the Void
Element ‘0’ [5]. Chapter 8 describes how the influence of planets can be
quantified by Power Numbers followed by quantitative analysis of various
Aspects and how they can be linked to the time line of events in the life of
a Native [6]. Chapter 9 gives a unique method to validate the timing of

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events as exemplified by the Time of Birth (ToB) [7]. Chapter 10 dabbles

into the realm of Predictive Astrology by providing a basis to reckon Life
Expectancy from the Birth Chart [8]. Chapter 11 describes an important
application of Predictive Astrology to contemporary events [9]. Chapter 12
concludes by recapping the important concepts and key takeaways from
this book.

Figure 1-1: Sample of Vedic Birth Chart in South Indian Tradition

Ju Ra

Ra Su Su Ma
Ma Sa
LAGNA NAVAMSA
OR Me Ju CHART Mo
BIRTH CHART Ve
Ke
Mo Sa Ke

Asc Asc

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Chapter 2
THE ZERO ENERGY HYPOTHESIS
2.1. VIRTUAL PARTICLES
The Zero Energy Hypothesis originally took shape in 1977 when Adiyen
was given to long hours of introspection and thought experiments aimed
at uncovering the true meaning of existence. Having recently chanced
upon this manuscript Adiyen decided to review it in the light of the Vital
Force or Void Field Theory expounded in his book, “Substance, Meaning
and Consciousness” [1] Vikay 2015.

For the past few days an idea has been lingering in my mind that what the
eyes see as empty space may not be empty after all. Take for example
the intergalactic space which according to Science is by and large empty.
But I would like to propose that interstellar space is full of phenomena
which the eyes cannot see nor any material instrument can detect.
Basically, a phenomenon such as that must be occurring at a speed
greater than that of light. Since we know that matter has a discrete
structure and is made up of the so-called “Fundamental Particles”, it is
reasonable for us to assume that these “empty-space phenomena” are
also constituted of some fundamental particles to which we assign the
name “Virtual Particles” (VP).

Coming to the characteristics of VP, they are perennially in motion at a

speed greater than that of light. Consequently, their rest mass as given by
the relativistic equation of mass is “imaginary”.

Mv = Mo/(1-(V/C)2)0.5 where V>C.

= i. Mo/((V/C)2-1)0.5 -------------------------------------------------- (2-1)
Where,

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Mv = Mass of a Virtual Particle

Mo = Rest Mass of the same particle
V = Velocity of motion of VP
C = Velocity of Light
i = Mathematical symbol for an Imaginary Number

Physical interpretation of an imaginary rest mass is that the VP has an

existence only in the realm of time. They have no existence in space as
we see it. Thus, the Universe began as an agglomerate of VPs which, in
course of time, slowed down by collision energy exchange and ultimately
manifested as physical matter. VPs have “virtual energies” greater than
light photons. During the course of their random motion they collided with
one another. The faster ones lost their energy to the slower ones and got
slowed down in the process. In this manner VP got converted to photons
(LP or Light Particle) and ultimately to physical matter (RP or Rest
Particle). This explains the origin of physical bodies in the universe. The
total quantity of RP in the universe is 4%, the total quantity of LP is 6%.
VP makes up 90% of the Universe as at present.

Coming to the atomic world, even the tiniest particle of matter must be
surrounded by VP. The space between the nucleus and orbital electrons
conventionally believed to be empty space is in fact a space filled with VP.
The nuclear binding forces with enormous quantities of energy associated
with them are the Nano level manifestation of “Virtual Energy” because
the nucleus is the first stage in conversion of virtual energy to material
energy.

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2.2. VIRTUAL OR VOID FIELD

Thus, every atom has associated with it a certain quantum of virtual
energy in the form of a Virtual Field or Void Field (VF). In inanimate matter
the VF of individual atoms are randomly oriented leaving no residual field
of force. When we move to biological beings, we see the rudimentary
orientation of the VF resulting in “Consciousness”. Thus, Consciousness
is an inherent property of the underlying VF, which we identify with
Universal Consciousness or God or Allah. Consciousness is what
actuates material Forms. Yes, it is the Void which shapes the Form. It is
the VF which bestows the ability to evolve into higher and higher beings
by building upon the knowledge accumulated by each generation. Thus,
what propels the Universe is the VF.

The VF is also the Vital Force which actuates biological lives. The VF
which controls reproduction, assimilation, growth and decay of Life Forms
is called the Internal Vital Force (IVF). The VF which provides Sustenance
to the IVF is the External Vital Force (EVF). EVF includes the Terrestrial
Environment, the Flora and the Fauna, and Fellow Human Beings
impacting the Native. A new-born Child is ignorant of its EVF. It grows up
by assimilating food provided by its own Formative EVF. Thus, Life of a
Native is the interaction of the IVF with its own unique EVF [1] Vikay 2015.

2.3. LAWS OF THERMODYNAMICS - RESTATED

We restate the First Law of Thermodynamics as Energy cannot be created
nor destroyed, the sum of the entire spectrum of energy viz. virtual,
radiation and material, is constant. The Second Law of Thermodynamics
can be restated as in any spontaneous material process physical entropy
increases but simultaneously virtual entropy decreases restoring order in
the Universe. Thus, human beings need not worry about randomness

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increasing beyond control. This is the “Zero Energy Hypothesis”, [10]

Vikay 2015.

The Second Law of Thermodynamics looks only at one part of energy

transitions viz. the material or the real part and postulates a one way
increase in entropy or chaos. VFT view of energy transitions is that VF is
an integral part of the transformation of energy as outlined below for fossil
fuel (FF) combustion [11] Vikay 2015.

Energy is produced from fossil fuel in two steps:

In the first step, combustion of FF in air produces a high energy flue gas,
which has the potential to perform work or give up energy. Hence it is
called “functional energy” or FE. Since the flue gases absorb energy
released from the FF, this step is a “void expansion” or VE. Hence,

FF + VE------Æ VF + FE ----------------------------------------- (2-2)

Where,
FF = Fossil Fuel,
VE = Process of Void Expansion
VF = Void Field,
FE = Functional Energy

In the second step, the high-energy content Functional Energy stream is

utilised to give up its energy to the Turbine Wheel. In this process FE is
giving up its energy and producing Useful Energy or Exergy (EC). Since
energy is coming out of the system, this step is a “void contraction” or
VC.

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Hence,
FE + VC ---------Æ VF + EC -------------------------------------- (2-3)
Where,
VC = Process of Void Contraction
EC = Exergy or Useful Energy

Thus, VF is an integral part of any natural process and is the proverbial

"Source as well as Sink" for Virtual Energy which restores order in this
Universe. Virtual particles are thus, highly energetic and exist in a realm,
which is a “Reflection” of the real world with Light as a “Cosmic Mirror”.
The Void Field or the Virtual Field is a Field of Virtual Particles. Hence, we
conclude that in any natural process the sum total of material and virtual
energy is conserved. The Universe is in a “dynamic equilibrium”
maintained by the VF. This is the Deterministic Corollary to the Second
Law of Thermodynamics.

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Chapter 3
THE CONCEPT OF VOID SPIN
The hypotheses described in this chapter are explained in detail in
Adiyen’s e-books, “Mind, Destiny & Resilience”, [2] Vikay 2016 and “A
Guide to Human Perception” [3] Vikay 2019.

3.1. VOID SPIN EXPLAINED

As children all of us are used to spinning on our feet and suddenly
stopping. Then we feel our head is spinning. But the head remains
stationary. Then what is spinning? Yes, it is the cranial void which is
spinning and inducing waves in the cerebrospinal fluid giving us the
feeling of spinning even when we are stationary. This is the action of Void
Spin which is responsible for the fundamental forces of Nature viz.

a) Electric
b) Magnetic and
c) Gravitational

We have referred to the Fundamental Particles of Matter, considered at

the atomic level we have Protons, Neutrons and Electrons. These
particles acquire a mass by virtue of the Void Volume they displace. They
acquire a charge by virtue of spin relative to the Void. Thus,

d) Protons have a counter-clockwise spin and hence a Positive Charge

e) Neutrons have a zero spin and hence no charge
f) Electrons have a clockwise spin and hence a Negative Charge.

Charged particles aggregate into Gross Forms. Charges in motion are

associated with Electromagnetic Field. The inter-particle distance in a

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gross form is controlled by the intervening Void space or Void Field. We

thus come to the conclusion that all creation is controlled by the Void Field
(the VF).

Matter interacts with matter by the key process of energy exchange. Since
the void field is contiguous with matter, energy is simultaneously drawn
from the Environment when the VF expands. Similarly, Energy is
simultaneously displaced into the Environment when the VF contracts.

The only other force in nature which is different is the force of gravity. All
stars and planets spin around an axis and move through a fixed orbit in
space. The Agitator Analogy can be applied to Astronomical Masses
spinning in the Void. Just as an Agitator induces a Vortex in an unbaffled
vessel, a Star or a Planet introduces a Void Vortex in Space. This Void
Vortex induces a Vortex Force directed along the axis of rotation. This
Vortex Force (or VF) can be resolved into two components – one,
tangential to the orbit and the other, perpendicular to the orbit. The
tangential component of the VF keeps the planet in orbit and the normal
component is what we recognise as gravitational force.

3.2. THE AGITATOR ANALOGY

For an agitator spinning in an unbaffled vessel,
Agitator Flow = Q = Nq. N. Da3 ------------------------------------ (3-1)
Agitator Head = H = Np. N2. Da2 ---------------------------------- (3-2)
Agitator Power = P= Np. N3. Da5 ---------------------------------- (3-3)
Agitator Power = P = Np. ρ. H. Q/ (Nq. g) ----------------------- (3-4)
Where,
Q = Vortex flow
H = Vortex head

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P = Agitator absorbed power

N = Agitator rotational speed
Da = Diameter of the agitator
Np/Nq = Constants

By analogy, for a planet spinning on its own axis in the Void Field, we
have,
Gravitational Vortex Flow = K1. N. R3 -------------------------- (3-5)
Gravitational Vortex Head = K2. N2.R2 ------------------------- (3-6)
Gravitational Power = K3. ρ. N3. R5 ---------------------------- (3-7)
Where,
N = Rotational speed of Planet (days)
R = Radius of Planet (km)
K1/K2/K3 = Constants
Thus, gravity is a Void Force which keeps planets in their course. This is
Adiyen’s Void Spin Hypothesis of Gravitation (VSHG).

3.3. THE VOID SPIN MODEL OF THE MIND

We have seen how the concept of void spin is intimately related to our
perception of our own balance. The process of Cognition or
Understanding starts with a signal from the EVF being recognised by any
of our sense organs generating a sensory impulse or QS. By applying the
processes of void expansion and void contraction to the sensory impulse,
it is transformed into a void spin component plus a psychic energy
component as follows:

QS + VE = VS + QE ------------------------------------------------ (3-8)

Where,
QS = Sensory Impulse

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VE = Void Expansion Operator

VS = Void Spin Component
QE = Experiential Psychic Energy
When QE is subjected to a void contraction we have,

QE + VC = VE + QC ------------------------------------------------ (3-9)

Where,
VC = Void Contraction Operator
VE = Void Expansion Operator
QC = Qi (Chinese) = Psychic Energy
Adding equations (5.1) and (5.2) we have,
QS = VS +Qi ---------------------------------------------------------- (3-10)

Thus, when a sensory impulse is "processed" it results in a Void Spin

component and a Psychic Energy component. The void spin component
results in our "understanding" or "recognition" of the sensory impulse and
is a key element of perception. The Psychic Energy generates an Action
or Motor Impulse QM which is conveyed to the appropriate limb and
results in Action.
Qi = EM. QM ---------------------------------------------------------- (3-11)
Where,
EM = Efficiency of Motor Transmission
QM = Motor Impulse
The whole process from reception of sensory impulse to generation of
motor impulse is stored in our memory as "experience" for future recall.
The Void Spin Factor, VS, has a hereditary part and an acquired skill part
as follows:

VS = K. VSo ---------------------------------------------------------- (3-12)

Where,

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VS = Void Spin Component of Comprehension

K = Knowledge Coefficient
VSo = Hereditary Void Spin Factor
A child is born with VSo and 0 < K < 1. As the child grows the K-factor
increases. Education and Meditative techniques can increase K further as
follows:

g) Single Point Meditation 1 < K < 10

h) Tranquillity Meditation 10 < K < 100
i) Transcendental Meditation K > 100
Thus, the general equation of Cognition is as follows:

QS = K. VSo + Qi ---------------------------------------------------- (3-13)

This is the void spin model of the Mind.

3.4. EFFECT OF GRAVITY ON THE MIND

Given the premise that both Gravity and Mind are actuated by the same
phenomenon namely, Void Spin, it is easy to understand why gravitational
masses exert an influence on the mind of a Native and influence his or
her thought processes and related actions benignly. The study of this
connection and documentation of changes in mental states, with relative
movement of the Planets with respect to the Zodiac, is the subject of this
book as outlined in the succeeding chapters.

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Chapter 4
NAVIGATORS OF LIFE
4.1. FUNCTION OF THE NAVIGATOR
The navigator in an aeroplane continuously tracks the position and course
of the aeroplane and applies mid-course corrections to reach the
destination on time. By analogy Astrology helps to constantly monitor the
thought process of a Native and decide on the appropriate response to
real-life situations. The navigator uses a geographical chart beamed by
satellite. In a similar way Astrology makes use of Birth and Transit Charts
giving a snapshot of the Zodiac at a particular point in time. These charts
are used to reckon the impact of planetary movements in the backdrop of
the Zodiac. Conventional Astrology describes these impacts qualitatively.

In this book Adiyen has made an attempt to combine Numerology with

Astrology and come up with methods to quantify the Power of the Planets
relative to their position and arrive at Numerological Qualifiers for the
Quality of Life of a Native. The Birth Chart is used as the key Navigator of
Life.

4.2. THE BIRTH CHART

The birth chart is a snapshot of the Universe at the time of birth (ToB).
Vedic Astrology is based on the location of the Sun, the Moon, the Inner
Planets and Rahu-Ketu with reference to the Sidereal or local Zodiac.
Accordingly, corrections are applied to Standard Times and Local Sunrise
times based on the place of birth to arrive at the Sidereal Zodiac positions.
As opposed to this the Western Birth Chart is based on the Solar or
Tropical time at the place of birth. As explained in [4] there is an angular
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in the Western Birth Chart are 18 degrees ahead of the corresponding

Vedic Birth Chart angular positions. This results in certain planets being
placed in the next Constellation as compared to their position in the Vedic
Birth Chart. For example, Sun transits from one sign to the next around
middle of the month in the Vedic Transit Chart, whereas in the Western
Transit Chart the Sun transits around 21st-22nd of the Month. This
rotation of the Chart can be understood as a phenomenon based on Sun
as the key to the Western Transit Chart and Moon as the key to the Vedic
Transit Chart. However, numerological parameters calculated from either
type of Chart are invariant with respect to the Native. The advent of
computer software has greatly simplified the casting of a Horoscope or
Birth Chart based on DoB and ToB of a Native. The DoB determines the
relative location of the Planets in various Constellations. The ToB
determines the Ascendant or the Sign Rising on the Horizon at the ToB.

4.3. THE HOUSES OF ASTROLOGY

In the Vedic Birth Chart drawn as per South Indian Tradition, the
Constellations are arranged clock-wise as shown in Figure 4-1:

Figure 4-1: Typical Vedic Rashi or Birth Chart (South Indian)

12 1 2 3
Pieces Aries Taurus Gemini
MEENAM MESHAM RISHABHAM MITHUNAM
11 4
Aquarius RASHI Cancer
KUMBHAM OR KADAGAM
10 BIRTH 5
Capricorn CHART Leo
MAKARAM SIMHAM
9 8 7 6
Sagittarius Scorpio Libra Virgo
DHANUR VRISCHIKAM THULA KANNI

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The Ascendant is located as per the time of birth. In the sample chart
given in Figure 1-1, the Ascendant is located in Scorpio. Then by default
Scorpio is designated as House No. 1 for this Native. Subsequent
Constellations are counted as Houses 1-12 in the same basic sequence.
While the location numbers of Constellations are fixed, the location
numbers of the Houses vary based on the location of the Ascendant.

4.4. TYPES OF TRANSITS OF PLANETS

Depending upon their speed of revolution around the Sun, different
planets transit from one house to the next according to various terrestrial
time intervals. The Birth Chart gives the position of the various planets at
the Time of Birth. Transit Chart gives the position of various planets on
any day at any given time. Transit Chart corresponding to ToB is the Birth
Chart.

The date and time of transit of a planet from one Constellation to the next
one is called Transit or PERYARCHI. The Zodiac is a snapshot as viewed
from the Earth, therefore, certain planets could be in Retrograde Motion
or Reverse Motion (VAKRI) at certain times of the year. This can result in
the planet changing signs during the period of Retrogression. Similarly,
when planets go behind the Sun their power is reduced and they are said
to be Combust (ASTA or Setting). Retrogression and Combustion are
times for Review of our Activities and Status. New activities are seldom
initiated during these periods.

4.5. THE NAVAMSA CHART

In Vedic Astrology, the Birth Chart is accompanied by a supplementary
chart called the Navamsa Chart which is derived by considering 9 equal
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of the planet in the Navamsa Chart. The software used to draw a Vedic
Birth Chart also gives the Companion Navamsa Chart. Hence, we are not
giving details of procedure for drawing up a Navamsa Chart from the Birth
Chart. Suffice to say that Navamsa Chart is used for analysis of quality of
married life and progeny.

4.6. NAKSHATRAS
Each Sign of the Zodiac includes sub-divisions or PADA related to Stars.
A Star is a prominent bright object located in a Constellation. Each
Constellation is constituted of 3 Stars which when joined together form the
image depicted in the name of the Constellation. There are 27 stars and
each star is divided into 4 Padas giving a total of 108 Padas. Each
Constellation houses 9 Padas. Each Nakshatra is linked to a planet as its
Lord. Similarly, each Constellation is linked to a planet as its Lord. Details
of these are available in Vedic Astrology Literature and will not be
repeated here.

4.7. VALIDATION OF TIMELINE

Parents are 100% sure of the DoB, but are not so certain about the ToB
of a child. There are differences in reckoning the time of birth. True ToB
is reckoned as the time of appearance of the Crown of the Child
(SHIRASODAYAM). Some record the time of the first cry of the baby as
ToB. This could make a difference of 5-10 minutes depending upon
duration of delivery.

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Chapter 5
PLANETARY ASPECTS
The concepts presented in this chapter are explained in detail in Adiyen’s
book, “Mind, Destiny & Resilience”, [2] Vikay 2016. A planet is considered
to aspect another planet if there is a straight-line relationship between the
two across the birth chart. Some of the commonly encountered aspects
are qualitatively described as follows:

5.1. DHRUSTI
In simple language, Dhrushti means Gaze or Looking Intently at an
Object. Dhrushti is harmless most of the time as it helps our perception of
the Universe. One must be thankful to the VF for providing us a pair of
eyes to See and Enjoy the Play of Nature or the LEELA of the VF as it
plays out in our unique Life. All of us have only one Life. In the span of
that one Life every Native (IVF) achieves various Accomplishments
consistent with one’s own Environment or Circumstances (EVF). What is
Opportunity? It is nothing but a Perception of a Course of Action which will
enable the Native to enjoy a certain favourable outcome. Thus, if the
Native is unable to pursue one outcome, he or she should think in terms
of alternative outcomes. This is defined as Resilience. Resilience is the
ability of the Native to think of alternative courses of action when the path
to one outcome is blocked. Thus, spreading our Dhrushti over a wider
horizon helps develop Resilience.

5.2. RIGHT & WRONG DHRUSHTI

Essentially Dhrushti is linked to Perception and Cognition. Dhrushti
generates a Thought in the Mind of a Native and leads to Action. No action
means no outcome. Life is a Sequence of Actions inspired by Thoughts

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which arise from our Perception of our own Unique Environment including
other members of the Society (EVF). The same Dhrushti can be Right or
Wrong depending on the Players in the EVF. A Man aspiring to have sex
looks at his Spouse invitingly is a Correct Dhrushti. Same Dhrushti on a
third person is "Not socially acceptable". Why? Mankind has come full
circle from the days of "free for all" to "free sex with any partner" because
now technology allows the weaker sex to "protect" herself from the
"consequences of sex” provided some barriers are observed. Does this
justify free sex? The answer is a resounding no. If there is no favourable
outcome what is the use of that action. Can we overcome the temptation
of having pleasure for precisely less than 5 minutes? That is what free sex
achieves. It is a useless activity if it does not lead to an outcome like
producing a child and upbringing it to become a responsible member of
the Society. Why incidents of rape are on the increase? Precisely the
Perception of Sex among certain members of our Society is wrong.
Perceptions can be corrected and that is a social responsibility of the EVF.

5.3. CORRECTING PERCEPTION OF THE NATIVE

Who corrects the Perception of a Native? Once again it is the EVF which
is responsible for correcting the perception of a Native. EVF includes
Family, Neighbourhood, Society, Country, the World and the Universe.
These form the Spheres of Influence in the life of the Native. Just as an
electron is in an orbit with a certain energy level, the Native is launched
into various orbits through these successive Spheres of Influence. A
Child's interaction as an Infant is restricted to its Family. By the time the
Child learns to walk its interaction already expands to its Neighbourhood.
Then as it starts schooling successive layers open up. The different
spheres can be likened to the different orbits of an electron differing in
Mental Energy Content. Whereas electrons have fixed orbits Alpha, Beta,

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Gamma, Delta etc. the Native goes through various assessment tests to
certify his or her mental accomplishment.

5.4. MENTAL ORBITS

Broadly speaking we have the following mental competency levels:

a) Pre-school: Basic literacy and social skills

b) Primary school: General knowledge and further social skills
c) Secondary school: Elementary specialisation
d) Junior College: Learning to interact in Society, further
specialisation
e) Poly or University: Outcome based education, vocational training
f) Employment: Utilising education to earn a Living

Every Sphere of Influence needs higher and higher development of the

Mind as quantified by indices such as IQ. Social skills are equally
important and are quantified by EQ. Thus, an all-round development of IQ
as well as EQ is required for a Native to face Life squarely and succeed.
What about the minority who are unable to cope? Who help them? Once
again, the EVF comes to the rescue.

This is the background with which we move on to quantify thought, action,

purpose, commitment, outcome, and resilience as exemplified by the role
they play in the following social accomplishments:

g) Academic Excellence
h) Luck or Destiny
i) Communication Skills
j) Mental Health
k) Wealth
l) Prosperity
m) Emotional Wellbeing

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n) Marriage
o) Physical Health

5.5. ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE (Aspect of Jupiter)

In the modern world education and academic excellence have assumed
paramount importance as a vehicle to meaningful employment and living.
Consider salary as a resource, which comes periodically and enables the
Native to sustain himself and his dependents. Designating salary by W
(for wages) we have:
W = O. (K. VSo + Qi) ----------------------------------------------- (5-1)
Where,
W = Monthly salary or wages
O = Output or Productivity factor
K = Knowledge Coefficient
VSo = Hereditary Void Spin factor
Qi = Psychic energy output
It is evident that the basic equation for intellectual output remains
unaltered except for attenuation by a Productivity factor. The productivity
factor “O” depends on a number of issues as shown below:
p) Alignment with corporate objectives
q) Perceived alignment with personal objectives
r) Work atmosphere including availability of timely food and drink
s) Corporate reward policy
t) Availability of opportunities for advancement
The Native has to strike a balance between making a career and
organically growing with one employer or migrating to a new employer
with new terms of employment. Acquiring supplementary skills and
staying relevant has assumed great importance in recent times.

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5.6. LUCK OR DESTINY (Aspect of Saturn)

What is Luck or Destiny? When the outcome of our action is favourable,
we consider ourselves Lucky. When the outcome is adverse, we consider
it as our Destiny. Both are two sides of the same Celestial Coin or Celestial
Dice. Resilience enables us to play the dice again and again till we
succeed in creating a Zone of Comfort. Thus, we stop pursuing a
particular line of action when we reach a zone of comfort. Quantitatively,
Luck or Destiny can be expressed as:

Luck or Destiny = P (W) ------------------------------------------- (5-2)

Where,

P = Probability of outcome W = 0 < P < 1

P = ~0 Destiny and P=~ 1 Luck
Luck is adversely affected by the positioning of Saturn in the 4th, 8th, or
12th Houses in the Birth Chart. Luck is also attenuated by the 7.5-year
transit of Saturn (SADE SAATHI) through the 12th, 1st and 2nd Houses.

5.7. COMMUNICATION SKILLS (Aspect of Mercury)

In the modern world education alone cannot ensure success in career.
Good communication skills are required to succeed in the workplace.
This is a Gift of Mercury.

5.8. MENTAL HEALTH (Aspect of Ketu)

Enjoying mental balance and managing stressful situations is important
for success in Life. Ketu plays a crucial role in Psychological Wellbeing
and inspiring Spiritual Pursuits.

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5.9. WEALTH (Aspect of Venus)

Wealth is only a Means to an End. Wealth can purchase worldly goods
but cannot purchase Satisfaction, which is the key to Happiness. At some
stage in life, every Native reflects on his KARMA or Actions and
challenges them against Self-satisfaction or Happiness achieved. This
challenge is the starting point of Self-realisation or the Spiritual Quest for
Happiness. It weans us away from the relentless pursuit of Wealth
towards Altruistic Goals. The Journey of a Native up the Spiritual Pyramid
was introduced in Adiyen’s book, “Substance, Meaning &
Consciousness”, [1] Vikay 2015. The salary or wages factor defined above
was designated as W because it assists in the acquisition of Wealth.
Equation 5-1 is the definition of Wealth, which ultimately depends upon O
or individual Productivity. Luck does play a role but is not an essential
ingredient in generation of Wealth.

5.10. PROSPERITY (Aspect of the Sun)

Retention of Wealth and continued Prosperity are assured by favourable
placement of the Sun in the Birth Chart. Sun ensures Success which is
key to a Bright and Sunny Life. Aspect of Rahu on the Sun can be
likened to an Eclipse and casts a temporary shadow on the Life of a
Native.

5.11. EMOTIONAL WELLNESS (Aspect of the Moon)

The Moon profoundly impacts the emotions of a Native. Volatile
behaviour of a Native is linked to the placement of the Moon in the 1st,
5th, 7th, and 11th Houses in the Birth Chart.

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5.12. MARRIAGE (Aspect of Mars)

Once the Native is comfortably settled in a job, he or she starts thinking
about procreation. Marriage is the milestone that kicks-off procreation and
is profoundly influenced by the Aspect of Mars on the Moon Sign. This
aspect termed as the MANGLIK effect can be remedied as follows:

u) By marrying a partner with a Single living parent

v) By marrying a partner with Complementary MANGLIK Effect

Complementary MANGLIK effect means Mars being located in a

complementary position like in the Ascendant sign of the Partner. The
MANGLIK effect simply delays marriage till the right partner is located. It
needs an informed search as apparently good matches will be rejected
causing anxiety in the minds of the Native as well as his or her Family.

5.13. PHYSICAL HEALTH (Aspect of Rahu)

Mind controls the body and therefore maintaining good mental balance
automatically ensures good physical health. Since sustenance is the key
to good health, physical wellbeing is assured by:
w) Good Air
x) Good Water
y) Good Food
The role of the EVF in providing these basic elements for survival cannot
be overemphasized. According to AYURVEDA, the Oriental Science of
Medicine, diseases arise due to Defective Air (VAYU DOSHA), Defective
Water (JALA DOSHA) or Defective Food (PITHA and KAPHA DOSHAS).
Diseases of the Mind arise due to deficiencies of the Void (VATHA
DOSHA). How the various planetary aspects are linked to the appearance
and healing of diseases is a separate study by itself detailed in Ayurvedic
Literature and will not be discussed here.

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Chapter 6
THE PLAY OF MAHADASHAS AND ANTARDASHAS
Each Planet governs a certain time interval in the Life of a Native known
as the Mahadasha. Within each Mahadasha there are sub-periods called
Antardashas. The events in the life of a Native can be understood with
reference to the Play of Mahadasha and Antardasha.

6.1. MAHADASHAS
The Mahadasha running at the time of birth is governed by the Lord of
the Nakshatra under which a Native is born. The hereditary
characteristics of a Native depend upon the Pada of the Nakshatra
under which a Native is born. From this we can understand the need to
use the true ToB in casting a Birth Chart. To recap we have:

x 12 Constellations or Rashis
x 27 Stars or Nakshatras
x 108 Padas or Sub-divisions of a Nakshatra
The duration of Mahadashas is as given in Table 6-1. This table is based
on the sequence in which various aspects have been described in
Chapter 5. The balance of Mahadasha period remaining at the time of
birth is determined by the Pada in which a Native is born. The sequence
repeats over the life time of a Native.

6.2. ANTARDASHAS
Within each Dasha there are sub-periods called Antardasha, which
basically follow the same sequence as the Mahadashas, starting with
the current Mahadasha. Thus, the Mahadasha of Jupiter will have
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Mahadasha of Saturn will have Antardashas starting from Saturn and

ending with Jupiter.

Table 6-1: Mahadashas - Duration and Sequence

Mahadasha of Planet Duration (Years)
Jupiter 16
Saturn 19
Mercury 17
Ketu 7
Venus 20
Sun 6
Moon 10
Mars 7
Rahu 18

6.3. TRANSITIONS IN LIFE & RESILIENCE

Critical life events normally take place at the transition periods from one
Mahadasha to another and from one Antardasha to another. The
presence of Certain Planets like the Moon or Saturn or Mars in the
Ascendant is linked to adverse events in the life of a Native. Further
numerology can provide important clues to the course of events in our life.
What the Native perceives as Opportunity, is nothing but an alignment of
Stars along the Apo-radius, which has a beneficial outcome for the Native.
However, the Native should not be discouraged by negative outcomes.
There is always an Alternative Path where the Native can succeed given
a favourable time. This Capability to discern alternate paths is what is
defined as Resilience.

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Resilience means Casting the Dice once again. It increases the

Probability of Success and enables us to fight adverse odds. Every one
of us inherits a Characteristic Void Spin (VSo) by heredity. It is VSo, which
controls our ability for Knowledge Acquisition and is a basic constant of
our Mind. The VSo determines how efficiently we cognise. VSo is the
ability of the mind to conceptualise. Higher the VSo lesser is the
coproduction of Qi in the process of cognition (eqn. 3-12). Thus, a person
with high VSo requires periodic inflow of Qi to his Intellect as exemplified
by the Native to whom Figure 1-1 applies. This Native is deficient in
producing vital energy required for a balanced mind and frequently lapses
into a depressive mood.

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Chapter 7
ADIYEN’S NUMEROLOGY
The concepts described in this chapter were first enumerated in Adiyen’s
book, “Mind, Destiny & Resilience”, [2] Vikay 2016 and further developed
and expanded in the article, “Adiyen’s Quantitative Numerology”, [5] Vikay
2017.

7.1. KEY TO ADIYEN’S NUMEROLOGY

As described in Chapters 2 and 3, the very basis of Existence is the Void
Field (VF). Thus, Adiyen’s Numerology begins with the Void Numeral ‘0’
and assigns numbers sequentially to the English Alphabets as follows:

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

A B C D E F G H I J

K L M N O P Q R S T

U V W X Y Z

This is the key to Adiyen’s Numerology.

7.2. NUMERICAL PARAMETERS OF AN EVENT

Any event is characterised by a date and time, and associated with a
name.
Hence, we define:
EN = Event Number
= Sum of the digits in the date excluding month and year
ET = Event Timeline
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NC = Name Constant
= Sum of the digits in the Acronym used for the event
TC = Time Constant
= Sum of the digits in the time of an event expressed in 24 h format

7.3. UNIQUE CHARACTERISTICS OF A NATIVE

a) Birth Number
Birth is an event which uniquely defines the Characteristics of a
Native. Event number of Birth is called the Birth Number.

b) Identity Matrix
Identity Matrix is a unique 3-element matrix that identifies a Native.
The elements of an identity matrix are [Name Constant of the Native,
the Lineage Factor and Sex Factor], (0-female and 1-male). The
Acronym used for the Name Constant follows the normal convention
of first name-middle name-surname. Thus, Adiyen is identified by
NC = VK = 1+0 = 1, Lineage factor, K=0 and Sex factor = 1 (Male)
Adiyen’s Identity Matrix = [1 0 1]. ----------------------------------- (7-1)
Adiyen’s Birth Number = 11 = 1+1 = 2. ---------------------------- (7-2)
As a rule, BN = the Sum of the Digits in the Identity Matrix -- (7-3)
This is the basis of Name Numerology.

c) Identity Matrices of Nations

Identity Matrices and Birth Numbers of Nations such as USA, UK,
Singapore and India are given in Table 7-1. Here birth numbers are
calculated from the National Day and countries are considered as
female.

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Table 7-1: Identity Matrices and Birth Numbers of Nations

Country Name Constant Lineage Factor Identity BN
(NC) Matrix
USA 0+8+0 = 8 Mixed-Races = 2+7 = 9 [8 9 0] 8
UK 0+0 = 0 Anglo-Saxon = 0+8 = 8 [0 8 0] 8
IN 8+3 = 2 Mixed Cultures = 2+2 = 4 [2 4 0] 6
SG 8+6 = 5 Mixed Cultures = 2+2 = 4 [5 4 0] 9

7.4. QUALITY OF LIFE

Birth number is a single digit which qualifies the quality of life of a Native
by Survival Ratings given in Table 7-2. Survival Ratings also apply to
Nations as given below:

d) USA & UK are terrestrially lucky being blessed with abundant

resources.
e) India is generally happy despite constraints
f) Singapore is both terrestrially and spiritually lucky.

Table 7-2: Survival Ratings based on Birth Number

BN Survival Rating or Quality of Life
0 Cannot be the birth number of a human denotes the VF
1 A bright and sunny life
2 Survival in the face of unfavourable odds (resilient)
3 A happy and contended life
4 Highly resourceful and resilient
5 Constant struggle for survival
6 Generally happy life inspite of constraints
7 Unique disposition with a few but intense friends
8 Terrestrially lucky
9 Spiritually and terrestrially lucky

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7.5. LAYMAN’S DRUG COMPATIBILITY TEST

Key to survival of a human being is health. The variety of medicinal drugs
prescribed these days makes it necessary to quickly reckon the drug’s
compatibility with our body. This prompted Adiyen to device the following
simple test.

Adiyen’s identity number = BN = 2 and is prescribed drugs with generic

name L, O, A and Z.

g) L = 1 = 1 X 2 = 2 Compatible daily doses

h) O = 4 = 2 X 2 = 2 Compatible daily doses
i) A = 0 = 1 X 0 = 0 Characteristic of 0 designated drugs is they impact
the VOID or the Mind. These drugs should be taken under medical
supervision
j) Z = 5 NOT COMPATIBLE WITH 2 (causes sustained VC).

7.6. THE ABODE OR VAASTHU

The next important item that impacts the life of a Native is the Home or
Abode or VAASTHU. From a Social Security point of view the Home plays
an important role in the Life of the Native. It is the Home where the Native
is (normally) born, bread and develops into a fully developed adult. The
Home can change through childhood, adolescence and adulthood. During
adulthood the Home can change many times. How to reckon the effect of
the Home on the life of a Native? Every home has an address on the basis
of which a unique Abode Matrix can be defined as follows:

Abode Matrix = [A, B, C] -------------------------------------------------- (7-4)

Where,
A = Flat no. + Plot or Block no.
B = Locality no. Or PIN Code

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C = Country no. Derived from the first alphabet of the country

A+B+C gives the Abode number. This number must be compatible with
the BN of the Native for a sustained stay in that abode.

Adiyen’s Current Abode Matrix = [3 6 8] = 3+6+8 = 17 = 8 ------- (7-5)

Current abode matrix is compatible with Adiyen’s BN and Singapore. It is
responsible for Adiyen’s continued stay in Singapore for more than 2
decades.

In what follows we give two applications of Numerology which have been

validated by recent history.

7.7. THE AMERICAN PRESIDENCY

Donald J. Trump was elected as President of the USA on 8-Nov-2016.
Without reference to birth numbers let us consider only the play of Name
Constants (NC):
USA = 0+8+0 = 8 ---------------------------------------------------- (7-6)
It has a leading void followed by a trailing void and the terrestrial lucky
number in between. This is undoubtedly responsible for placing USA as a
World Leader.

DJT = 3+9+9 = 21 =3 ----------------------------------------------- (7-7)

Denotes a person who has had a generally happy and contented life.
ET of his presidency is 11/8/2016 = 19 = 10 = 1 --------------------- (7-8)
A neutral date which could have favoured any candidate.

What are the conclusions?

k) DJT is likely to pursue policies incompatible with past policies of USA
even though he might be a successful man in personal life and elected
on a neutral date.

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l) The birth number of his presidency is 8 = 8 indicating a tumultuous but

successful term.

7.8. INDIA’S LEGACY

What is in a name?
“The rose by any name would smell as sweet”
- William Shakespeare in the Mid-Summer Night’s Dream.
Looking at all the foregoing calculations you might wonder what if the
name is different or the date and time are different, will the predictions
change? My answer is an emphatic no. Any mismatch between actual
DoB and ToB will surface as an anomaly in the prediction of implications
by being not supported by historical events in the life of a Native. Like in
Science so in Numerology, facts are used to validate the model before we
go further.
Modern India was born 15-Aug-1947 at 0:00 hr. Thus, we have
BN = 1+5 = 6 --------------------------------------------------------- (7-9)
NC = IN = 8+3 = 11 = 2 -------------------------------------------- (7-10)
DoB = 1+5+0+8+1+9+4+7 = 35 = 8 ----------------------------- (7-11)
ToB = 0 ---------------------------------------------------------------- (7-12)
Conclusions:
m) BN of 6 indicates a generally happy life in spite of constrains.
n) DoB = 8, indicates abundance of both material and human resources.
o) NC = 2 indicates resilient nature of the people succeeding in the face
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7.9. SINGAPORE’S LEGACY

Singapore became independent on 9-Aug-1965 at midnight. We calculate
its characteristic constants as follows:
BN = 9
NC = SG = 8+6 = 14 = 5
DoB = 0+9+0+8+1+9+6+5 = 38 = 11 = 2
ToB = 0
Conclusions:
p) BN of 9 indicates a very lucky disposition surviving successfully
despite absence of captive resources.
q) NC of 5 indicates lack of natural resources and a constant struggle for
survival.
r) DoB of 2 indicates people are resilient and survive in the face of
adverse circumstances.

7.10. DO WE HAVE (SOME) FREE WILL?

Some time ago there was a debate on whether we have (some) Free Will.
Adiyen’s view is that “Will” is a “Resolve of the Mind” to perform a course
of “Action” in response to an “Impulse from the EVF” as perceived by our
“Intellect”. Thus, Native’s actions take into account perceived threats and
good as well as neutral impulses. The Native’s resolve to act, however, is
modulated by the various mental orbits, which he or she has to negotiate
before implementing his Will. The mental orbits are described in Table 7-
3. Applying this to various recent shoot out incidents, we come to know
the shooter only after the incident, when it is too late. Application of
Numerology can help screening suspected individuals and assist in
mitigating social crime.

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Table 7-3: Mental Orbits

Orbit No. Orbit Name EVF Members
1 Family Parents
2 Home Siblings, Care giver
3 Neighbourhood Friends
4 School Teachers, Classmates, Friends
5 University Teachers, Classmates, Friends
6 Workplace Superiors, Peers, Subordinates
7 Society Social acquaintances
8 World International Collaborators
9 Universe Connection with the Void

7.11. CHAOTIC vs. DETERMINISTIC UNIVERSE

Scientific theory of matter informs us that at the quantum level motion of
fundamental particles is random and how they unite to form higher nuclei,
atoms and molecules by energy exchange in the course of random
motion. Yet we see gross aggregates of matter such as the Flora, the
Fauna and Humans, not to mention Man-made structures flourish in the
“Visible Universe”. In our “Zero Energy Hypothesis” (Chapter 2), we
introduced the concept of faster-than-light “Virtual Particles”, which
continuously restore “order” in the Universe. Thus, while the Universe is
“chaotic” at the sub-atomic level, it becomes “organised” as it grows into
different “Forms”. The human being also is blessed with a “Free Will”
which helps he or she to respond to a stimulus from the EVF. Thus, at the
individual level one has a free will. But its implementation is modulated by
the mental orbits. First 8 of the mental orbits are finite and terrestrial. The
9th orbit is infinite and transcendental.

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7.12. CONCLUSIONS
Adiyen’s Numerology can be useful in evaluating the inherent
characteristics of individuals and groups of individuals to predict the
general course of events. Further detailed research has to be conducted
as to how it can be used for the benefit of the majority without
marginalising the minorities.

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Chapter 8
QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS OF BIRTH CHARTS
This chapter is Adiyen’s humble attempt to reckon the Chart Power
Number or Characteristic Number of an Individual calculated from the
position of various planets in the Birth Chart. Same rules can also be
applied to a Transit Chart. Attempt has been made to forecast predictions
based on the impact of individual planets. The rules are simple and easy
to apply. Enjoy. Rules for reckoning positive and negative impacts are
given. Calculated Modified Chart Number and Navamsa Chart Number
are also included. Further, calculation of Power Numbers of Aspects from
both Birth chart and Navamsa chart are included. The Power Numbers of
Aspects are arranged in ascending order to give the time line of events in
a Native’s life. This makes interesting reading. More details are available
in [6] Vikay 2018.

8.1. SAMPLE OF VEDIC BIRTH CHART

Ju Ra

Ra Su Su Ma
Ma Sa
LAGNA NAVAMSA
OR Me Ju CHART Mo
BIRTH CHART Ve
Ke
Mo Sa Ke

Asc Asc

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8.2. GROUND RULES FOR ANALYSIS

Definition 1:
BN = Sum of the digits in the day of the month a Native is born
Definition 2:
PN of a Planet = First syllable of its name
Power number of a planet is the relative Astrological Impact of a Planet
used in Chart Power Number calculations as given in Table 8-1.
Definition 3:
Location or House Number = Number of Squares on the Chart counted
from the Ascendant = 1 to the location of a particular planet
Definition 4:
Ascendant = Zodiac sign rising on the horizon at the time of birth
Definition 5:
Primary Impact Number (PIN) = Power of a Planet X Location Number
PIN can be positive or negative depending upon the following rules:
a) Location number of Ascendant is always positive and equal to 1.
b) Location number of Sun and Planets in the Ascendant are always
positive.
c) If an odd powered planet is in an even numbered location or vice
versa, then the location number will be considered negative.
d) Exceptions to rule (c) are when the location number is an integral
multiple or factor of the power of the planet.
Definition 6:
Chart Power Number = Sum of PIN reduced to a Single Digit
CPN is equal to or a multiple of the Birth Number and denotes the
hereditary characteristics of a Native. It is sensitive to the ToB which
determines the Ascendant and is a factor of Uncertainty in any birth chart.
PIN gives the impact of power and location of planets. But house numbers
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of the Zodiac sign of the house. The Zodiac signs give a Modified Impact
Number (MIN) as follows:
Definition 7:
Modified Impact Number = PIN X Location number of the Constellation
Constellations are numbered 1 to 12 starting from Aries clockwise to
Pisces. There is no sign attached to Constellation Number.
Definition 8:
Modified Chart Number = Sum of MIN reduced to a Single Digit
The MCN gives the quality of life over a lifetime and is indicative of
acquired characteristics.
The same rules as PIN applied to the Navamsa Chart give the Navamsa
Impact Number (NIN).
Definition 9:
Navamsa Chart Number = Sum of NIN reduced to a Single Digit
It is an indication of the quality of married life and progeny.
Next, we consider the aspect of a planet on another planet on the Birth
Chart. Any two planets on the Birth Chart aligned in a straight-line
relationship across the chart are considered to aspect each other.
Definition 10:
Aspect of Planet 1 on Planet 2 = PIN of Planet 1 – PIN of Planet 2
Similarly, Trines are formed when 3 planets are in a triangular relationship
on the birth chart.
Definition 11:
Aspect of a Trine
= PIN of Apex Planet 1 – PIN of Base Planet 2 – PIN of Base Planet 3
Definition 12:
Aspect of a Square occurs when a set of 4 planets forms a square on the
Birth Chart.
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PIN of Apex Planet 1 + PIN of Apex Planet 2 – PIN of Base Planet 3 – PIN
of Base Planet 4

Locations are to be considered with their positive or negative signs. If all

aspects are arranged in order of their absolute magnitude and the year of
birth is added to this series of numbers, we get an ordered timeline of
events. The events can be positive or negative based on the original sign
attached to the Aspect. The timeline can be validated by past events and
used as a guide to future milestones.

8.3. SAMPLE CALCULATIONS

The calculations relating to Sample Birth Chart (Figure 1-1) are
summarised in the following tables:
Table 8-1: Power Numbers of Planets
Table 8-2: Birth and Navamsa Chart Numbers
Table 8-3: Analysis of Aspects
Table 8-4: Ordered Timeline of Events
Table 8-1: Power Numbers of Planets
POWER NUMBER OF A PLANET
PLANET CHART POWER
NAME
Sun Su =8+0 =8
Moon Mo =2+4 =6
Mercury Me =2+4 =6
Venus Ve =1+4 =5
Mars Ma =2+0 =2
Saturn Sa =8+0 =8
Jupiter Ju =9+0 =9
Rahu Ra =7+0=7
Ketu Ke =0+4=4

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Table 8-2: Birth and Navamsa Chart Numbers

Planet Power House PIN Constln. MIN Navamsa NIN
Sun 8 9 72 4 288 6 48
Moon 6 1 6 8 48 12 72
Mercury 6 10 60 5 300 2 12
Venus 5 10 50 5 250 3 15
Mars 2 -9 -18 4 -72 -11 -22
Jupiter 9 5 45 12 540 5 45
Saturn 8 -11 -88 6 -528 6 48
Rahu 7 -4 -28 11 -308 7 49
Ketu 4 10 40 5 200 1 4

Sum 139 718 271

Chart
nos. CPN = 4 MCN = 7 NCN = 1

Table 8-3: Sample Analysis of Aspects

Planet Power Location To Power Location Aspect Year
Sun 8 9 Moon 6 1 66 2017
Sun 8 9 Rahu 7 4 44 1995
Sun 8 9 Jupiter 9 5 27 1978
Mars 2 -9 Moon 6 1 -24 1975
Mars 2 -9 Rahu 7 -4 10 1961
Mercury 6 10 Moon 6 1 54 2005
Mercury 6 10 Rahu 7 4 32 1983
Venus 5 10 Moon 6 1 44 1995
Ketu 4 10 Moon 6 1 34 1985
Saturn 8 11 Rahu 7 4 60 2011
Rahu 7 -4 Sun 8 9 -100 2051
Rahu 7 -4 Mercury 6 10 -88 2039
Rahu 7 -4 Venus 5 10 -78 2029
Rahu 7 -4 Moon 6 1 -34 1985
Jupiter 9 5 Sun 8 9 -27 1978
Jupiter 9 5 Mars 2 -9 63 2014
Jupiter 9 5 Mercury 6 10 -15 1966
Jupiter 9 5 Venus 5 10 -5 1956
Jupiter 9 5 Moon 6 1 39 1990

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Table 8-4: Ordered Time Line of Events

CONSOLIDATED TIME LINE Age Play of 5
1956 Starts primary school 5 1X5
1961 Health issue 10 2X5
1966 School event 15 3X5
1967 School leaving 16
1973 First job 22
1975 Second job 24
1976 Health issue 25 5X5
1976 Recovery 25
1977 Health reinstated 26
1978 Marriage 27
1978 Third job 27
1979 Health issue 28
1981 Fourth job 30 5X6
Health issue
1983 diagnosed 32
1984 Investment in Flat 33
1984 Happy time 33
1985 Happy time 34
1986 Possession of flat 35 5X7
1986 House warming 35
1987 Stressful time 36
1988 Fifth job 37
1989 Death of Mother 38
1990 Promotion in job 39
1991 Leaves last job in IN 40 5X8
1994 First job in SG 43
1995 Settling down 44
1995 First project 44
1996 Health stabilises 45 5X9
Professional
2001 progression 50 5 X 10
2006 Second job in SG 55 5 X 11
2008 Health issue 57
2011 Early retirement 60 5 X 12
2011 Launch of APA 60
2013 Re-employed 62
2013 Stressful event 62
2014 Leaves employment 63
2017 Health issue 66 5 X 13
2019 Health issue 68
2021 Stressful event 70 5 X 14
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Above tables are illustrative of the calculations outlined earlier. Table 8-3
is based on planetary positions in the Birth Chart. Similar calculations can
be done to quantify aspects in the Navamsa Chart as also the aspects
related to Trines and Squares. When the Aspect number and year are
tabulated and arranged in ascending order, we get an ordered timeline of
events corresponding to key events in the life time of a Native as given in
Table 8-4.
It is normal to have multiple events in one year due to different aspects.
Also, there could be errors of +/- 1 year in the timeline of certain events.
Past can be predicted accurately. Future milestones are indicative.

8.4. USING THE BIRTH CHART FOR FORECASTS

Daily and Yearly forecasts are made based on Transits of Sun and Moon
through various Rashis. Both Birth Chart and Transit Chart parameters
need to be calculated to arrive at the correct forecast. The significance of
the various parameters discussed in this Chapter are as follows:
Birth Number, BN = Quality of Life ------------------------------------- (8-1)
Chart Power Number, CPN = Inherited Characteristic of a Native (8-2)
Modified Chart Number, MCN = Acquired Characteristics --------- (8-3)
Navamsa Chart Number, NCN = Quality of Marriage & Progeny -- (8-4)

A study of a number of horoscopes and correlation with actual events in

the lives of different natives is required to validate the methods discussed
above. It is to be understood that Astrology can only guide the Native
when he or she is in doubt regarding alternate courses of action to pursue.
Our own Will can moderate our Actions. Praying to the VF to ward off
anticipated adverse events modifies the timing of events and thus gives
us a chance to review our actions and pursue alternate courses of action.
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unpredictable as ever. It is here that Quantitative Astrology helps to usher

in a measure of Determinism in our lives.

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Chapter 9
VALIDATION OF EVENT TIMINGS
The concepts presented in this chapter are based on Adiyen’s article,
“Numerological Validation of Event Timings”, [7] Vikay 2019. Event
timings are sometimes fraught with uncertainty. Here, Adiyen gives a
numerological basis for confirming uncertain event timings like the time of
birth (ToB) or the time of events (ToE) based on certain numerological
parameters. Examples of past events and times validating actual timing of
events are listed. Names of persons are referred to by the first 2-letter
acronyms of their name. This has been done to keep the identity of the
persons confidential. Names of other events are based on 3-letter
acronyms

9.1. NUMEROLOGICAL PARAMETERS

In general,
Event Number = EN = Sum of the digits in the Date of the Event excluding
month and year,
Name Constant = NC = Sum of the digits in the acronym used to describe
the event,
Event Timeline = ET = Sum of the digits of the Date of the Event including
month and year,
Time Constant = Calculated TC = TCc
Time of the Event = Clock time expressed in 24 hr format (HR: MIN),
Actual TC = TCa = Sum of the digits in the clock time.

a) EN is a digital representation of the Power of an Event and is an

integer from 1 to 9.
b) ET signifies the day of the year when an event occurs and is an
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c) NC is a digital representation of the Name of an Event and is an

integer from 0 to 9.
d) TC signifies the time of the day when an event occurs and is an
integer from 0 to 9.
Both NC and TC are VOID OPERATORS. The equivalence of these digits
is derived as follows:

EN + TC = NC + ET ----------------------------------------- (9-1)

9.2. UNCERTAINTY OF TIMING

A whole lot of Astrological Predictions are based on the Birth Chart.
Accuracy of casting the birth chart has been greatly improved by computer
software based on a native’s DoB and ToB. Parents are 100% sure about
the DoB, but there is some uncertainty about ToB. We give below a way
to confirm the ToB:

For a true event,

Calculated TC as per Equation (9-1) = Actual TC ----------- (9-2)

9.3. SAMPLES OF TOE VALIDATION

Samples of this method are given in Table 9-1:
Table 9-1: Confirmation of ToB
Event Name Date EN NC ET TCc Time TCa
1 KU 11 Aug 51 2 0 8 6 13:29 6
2 VI 24 Jan 55 6 9 9 3 7:41 3
3 KA 18 Oct 78 9 0 8 -1 19:28 1
4 KA 31 Jul 83 4 0 5 1 5:14 1

a) In table 9-1, the ToB of natives 1 and 2 were only vaguely known.
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the Birth Chart. This gives multiple timings with the same TC. The
exact ToB is validated by key events in the Native’s life.
b) In table 9-1, the ToB’s of natives 3 and 4 were known correctly and
fine-tuning involved correction by 1-2 minutes to the known ToB.

Independence from Colonial Rule, can be treated as a birth event for

former colonies as exemplified by India and Singapore in Table 9-2:

Table 9-2: Validation of ToB of India and Singapore

Event Name Date EN NC ET TCc Time TCa
5 BH 15 Aug 47 6 8 8 1 23:50 1
6 SI 9 Aug 65 9 7 2 0 0:00 0

c) In table 9-2, India is designated by its Hindi name Bharat.

d) TCa is the time when Jawaharlal Nehru gave the famous “Tryst
with Destiny” speech shortly before midnight on 14-Aug-1947.
e) Singapore is designated by the first syllable “Si” of its name.
f) TCc matches TCa for Singapore exactly.
This is an alternative way of validating ToE, where NC is based on the
first syllable of the name.

Since 2015, Adiyen has published 3 books and 3 recent articles, whose
publication times have been validated by this method in Table 9-3:

Table 9-3: Validation of ToE of Books and Articles

Event Name Date EN NC ET TCc Time TCa
7 SMC 14 Jan 15 5 3 5 3 22:35 3
8 MDR 2 Oct 16 2 3 3 4 19:39 4
9 GHP 5 Sep 19 5 2 8 5 19:31 5
10 CSS 10 Nov 19 1 9 6 5 12:47 5
11 CCV 18 Nov 19 9 5 5 1 16:39 1
12 CSW 21 Nov 19 3 3 8 8 20:24 8

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g) In table 9-3, events 7, 8 and 9 refer to books and 10, 11 and 12

refer to articles.
h) ToE is validated by the timing of the first e-mail circulating the links
to friends.

Thus equations (9-1) and (9-2) give a numerological basis for verifying the
exact time of events and will serve as a good tool for confirming ToB/ToE
assumed for Astrological Calculations.

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Chapter 10
LIFE EXPECTANCY FROM THE BIRTH CHART
Just as Birth Chart Aspects can be used to define the timeline of events
in the life of a Native, the Birth Chart can be used to arrive at the year of
expiry or death of a native. Thus, the aim of this chapter is to publish rules
to reckon the duration of life from the birth chart and arrive at this ultimate
milestone in life [8] Vikay 2019. The basic principle is to follow a set of
rules and values to quantify the impacts of the birth chart and let the
numbers speak for themselves.

10.1. ANALYSING LIFE EXPECTANCY

Planets of importance in determining life expectancy are:
a) Rahu-Ketu
b) Jupiter
c) Saturn
d) Sun
e) Moon

Location of transit planets with reference to the Natal R-K Axis is

important. Following rules enable us to identify a life-threatening transit:

Rule 1:
Planets which are conjunct with Rahu are transposed to the position of
natal Ketu in the transit chart. Similarly, planets which are conjunct with
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With reference to the sample chart Figure 1-1:

Natal R-K axis is Aquarius-Leo. Mercury and Venus are conjunct with
Ketu. Hence Me and Ve will be in the natal Rahu position or in Aquarius
in the Transit Chart.

Rule 2:
Conjunction or Aspect of Jupiter on Rahu in the Birth Chart will be
transposed as Conjunction or Aspect of Jupiter on Ketu on the transit
chart. Rule 1 also applies in this case. Similarly, Conjunction or Aspect of
Jupiter on natal Ketu will transpose as Conjunction or Aspect on natal
Rahu in the transit chart. Conjunction or Aspect of Saturn on Rahu
transforms as Conjunction or Aspect on Ketu in the transit chart with or
without rotation with respect to the natal R-K axis.

Conjunction of Jupiter or Saturn with Rahu in the Birth Chart denotes

recurrent health issues and accidents. Conjunction of Jupiter or Saturn
with Ketu in the Birth Chart denotes psychological illness and possible
suicide.

In the sample chart, Saturn is aspecting natal Rahu and Jupiter is

aspecting natal Ketu. The native had both health and psychological
issues. In the transit chart Saturn should be aspecting the natal Ketu and
Jupiter should be aspecting the natal Rahu.

Rule 3:
Variants of the mid-point rule include:
a) Location of Sun and Moon at the mid-point of the natal R-K axis. In
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Scorpio. If Sun and Moon are located in either of these positions

there is a threat to life.
b) Location of transit Rahu & Ketu at mid-point of the natal R-K axis.
c) Location of either Ju or Sa at the midpoint of the natal R-K axis.

The position of other planets like Mercury, Mars and Venus are not
important in determining threat to life.

Rule 4:
Basic life count begins with Jupiter. One square in the chart corresponds
to one year of Jupiter. One full round corresponds to 12 years.
In the sample chart Jupiter is in Pieces and Moon is in Scorpio.
d) First round of Jupiter – age 12 severe health issue
e) Second round of Jupiter – age 24 first episode of depression
f) Third round of Jupiter – age 36 recurring health issue and trauma
g) Fourth round of Jupiter – age 48 health stabilises
h) Fifth round of Jupiter – age 60 retrenchment and associated trauma
Time to next transit through the natal Moon – 8 years or age 68 – likely to
be the End

The number 5 is significant. In this case life is expected to end in the 6th
orbit of Jupiter through the natal Moon. How to determine the significant
number representing Longevity Index or L from a particular chart?
Reference may be made to Table 8-4 where we have given the timeline
of events in the life of the Native to whom the sample chart Figure 1-1
applies. The last column in the timeline shows how the major milestones
in life occur at ages, which are multiples of the Longevity Index (L). Thus,
the Longevity Index for this Native is 5.

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Three intervals on the birth chart are important in determining the

longevity of a Native:

i) Interval (number of houses) between Moon and the Ascendant

j) Interval between Jupiter and the Ascendant
k) Interval between Jupiter and Moon
Longevity Index, L = Number of rounds of the Chart completed by
Jupiter in one Lifetime
Residual Life, R = Interval between Jupiter and the Natal Moon or Rahu
whichever comes earlier. Thus, we have:
LIFE = 12 X L + R --------------------------------------------------- (10-1)

The Longevity Parameters are summarised in Table 10-1:

Table 10-1: Sample Longevity Parameters referred to Figure 1-1
Chart Asc Mo Ju Mo- Ju- Ju- L R LIFE EN NOTES
No. Asc Asc Mo
Figure 1-1 8 8 12 0 5 8 5 8 68 8 d)/e)/f)

NOTES:
l) The Longevity Index L is the number of rounds completed by Jupiter
in one Lifetime of a Native and is the key number which correlates
the ages at which milestone events happen (Table 8-4). From Table
10-1 it is clear that the interval between Jupiter and the Ascendant,
i.e. House number of Jupiter, is same as L.
m) Residual Age R is the number of squares from Jupiter to the natal
Moon or intercepting Rahu, whichever comes earlier. The residual
age, R is also identical to Event Number of Expiry.
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10.2. RECKONING DATE OF EXPIRY

Following are the rules to reckon the date of expiry:
Rule 5:
o) Ascertain age of Expiry from equation 10-1.
p) Check for Angle of Ascendant in the Natal Rashi from Birth Chart.
q) Convert to number of elapsed days.
r) Count the number of days from the Native’s Vedic Birth Day.
s) This gives date of expiry.
t) The exact position of the Birth Ascendant on that day gives the time
of expiry.
u) Verify using transit chart on the date of expiry.

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Chapter 11
PREDICTIVE ASTROLOGY
Asteroid news emanating from various sources indicate that we are
having several celestial visitors passing by in recent times with the flyby
distance reducing with every flyby. Therefore, we decided to muse about
that one Celestial Sling Shot (CSS) that can cause definitive destruction
on Earth on a massive scale [9] Vikay 2019.

11.1. THE CELESTIAL SLING SHOT

Following is the numerological evaluation of recent Asteroid flyby’s:
Table 11-1: Evaluation of Recent Asteroid Flyby’s
Asteroid Flyby Date EN NC ET TC Time Probability
2007 FT3 26 Dec 19 8 8 5 5 5:00 High
2010 GD37 26 Dec 19 8 4 5 1 1:00 Medium
2002 NT7 26 Dec 19 8 5 5 2 2:00 High
2019 TM7 18 Oct 19 9 3 4 -2 22:00 Low
2019 TE2 18 Oct 19 9 9 4 4 4:00 Medium
2019 TW6 18 Oct 19 9 2 4 -3 21:00 Low
2019 TP5 18 Oct 19 9 4 4 -1 23:00 Medium
2019 TA1 18 Oct 19 9 4 4 -1 23:00 Medium
2019 TK5 19 Oct 19 1 8 5 3 3:00 Medium
2019 TG7 19 Oct 19 1 7 5 2 2:00 High
2019 SJ8 19 Oct 19 1 1 5 5 5:00 High
2019 UG11 2 Nov 19 2 2 7 7 7:00 High
2019 VD 4 Nov 19 4 7 9 12 12:00 Medium
2019 VN 5 Nov 19 5 7 1 3 3:00 High

11.2. STRIKE PROBABILITY

Strike probability of an asteroid is reckoned as follows:
a) If any two out of the four constants are either 5 or 7, the strike
probability is high.
b) If any two out of the four constants are 2, 4 or 6 the strike probability
is medium.

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c) If any two out of the four constants are either 1 or 3 the strike
probability is low.
d) If any two out of the four constants are 8 or 9 the flyby is harmless.
Judging from the above the CSS could have the configuration given in
Table 11-2:
Table 11-2: Likely Configuration of the Celestial Sling Shot
EN NC ET TC
5 5 7 7
5 7 5 7
7 7 5 5
7 5 7 5

Based on different values of EN, the probable strike dates of the CSS are
as follows:
EN = 8 on 26-Dec-2019 (ET=5) and, EN=1 on 28-Dec-2019 (ET=7)
EN = 5 14-May-2020 (ET=5) and 14-Jul-2020 (ET=7)
EN = 7 16-Mar-2020 (ET=5) and 16-May-2020 (ET=7)
Dates mentioned are mid-month dates, but other dates with same EN are
equally probable. For example, for EN = 5 probable dates are 5, 14 and
23. For EN =7 probable dates are 7, 16 and 25. If the NC coincides with
5 or 7 on these dates, it will result in a definitive strike.

Further narrowing down of CSS date is obtained by analysis of Transit

Chart Numbers on probable dates as given in Table 11-3:
Table 11-3: Most Probable Dates of the CSS
Date EN NC ET TCc Sample Expected TCa
26 Dec 19 8 8 5 5 5:00 11:30 19:40 23:00
28 Dec 19 1 8 7 5 5:00 11:30 19:40 23:00
16 Mar 20 7 7 5 5 5:00 11:30 19:40 23:00
14 May 20 5 7 5 7 7:00 13:30 16:00 21:40
16 May 20 7 5 7 5 5:00 11:30 19:40 23:00
14 Jul 20 5 5 7 7 7:00 13:30 16:00 21:40

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e) 26-Dec-2019 and 28-Dec-2019 could be most probable dates for

the CSS with adverse effect on Natives with Scorpio Ascendant.
f) 16-Mar-2020 could be a most probable date for the CSS with
adverse impact on Natives with Scorpio Ascendant.
g) 23-May-2020 could be a most probable date for the CSS with
adverse impact for Natives with Capricorn Ascendant.
h) Month of July 2020 can have adverse impact for Natives with Pieces
Ascendant.
i) The exact time of impact remains unpredictable.

Hope the above findings are interesting. Effect of CSS on individuals will
depend on their Birth Number and position of planets on their birth chart
as discussed in our article “Impact of Multi-planet Conjunctions” [12] Vikay
2019.

The strike probability of location of the CSS is as follows:

Land vs water 25:75 or 1:3
Oceans
Pacific = P+A = 5+0 = 5, Combined probability = 5 X 3 = 15 =6
Atlantic = A+T = 0+9 = 9, Combined probability = 9 X 3 = 27 =9
Indian = I+N = 8+3 = 2, Combined probability = 2 X 3 =6
Arctic = A+R = 0+7 = 7, Combined probability = 7 X 3 = 21 = 3
Antarctic = A+N = 0+3 = 3 Combined probability = 3 X 3 = 9

Going only by name constants the Pacific and Arctic are prime candidates
for CSS. Impact of CSS will be felt on all countries on the fringe of these
oceans. The CSS could displace a wall of water 180 m tall or 18 times the
Indian ocean tsunami of 26-Dec-2003 (DN=7).

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Chapter 12
CONCLUSION
This Chapter summarises the key ideas presented in this book and the
key takeaways for readers.

12.1. KEY IDEAS PRESENTED

x Concept of Virtual Particles and the Virtual Field or the Void
Field (VF)
x How the VF restores order in the Universe?
x Concept of Void Spin and how it forms the basis of Gravity
and Human Cognition
x Birth Chart as the Navigator of Life
x Qualitative Description of Astrological Aspects
x Understanding of Mahadashas and Antardashas related to
key events in Life
x Adiyen’s Numerology including the Void Element ‘0’
x Quantitative Analysis of Birth Charts using Power Numbers
and Chart Numbers
x Validation of Time Constants which are key to analysis of Birth
Charts
x Reckoning Longevity from the Birth Chart
x Longevity parameters and Equation of Life
x Predicting future events by Analysis of Birth & Transit Charts

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12.2. KEY TAKEAWAYS

x Introductory knowledge of Western vs. Vedic Astrology
x Intuitive concept of Existence and how Gravity impacts the
Mind
x Deeper understanding of key concepts of Vedic Astrology
x Numerological Parameters and their play in our lives
x Novel Numerological methods to analyse Astrological Charts
x Generic way of reckoning Power of Aspects
x Generating an ordered Timeline of Life Events
x Reckoning the Duration of Life from Longevity Parameters
x Using the above to predict Natural Disasters

Hope Readers find this book an interesting guide to life and validate these
methods by applying them to their own situations. Our best wishes to all
readers in this journey of self-discovery and self-realisation. Enjoy.

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REFERENCES
[1] Vikay Kumar, “Substance, Meaning & Consciousness”, Asian Print Edition, 2015.
[2] Vikay Kumar, “Mind, Destiny & Resilience”, [Link], 2016.
[3] Vikay Kumar, “Generic Guide to Human Perception”, [Link], 2019.
[4] Vikay Kumar, “Comparing Western vs. Vedic Astrology”, [Link], 2018.
[5] Vikay Kumar, “Adiyen’s Quantitative Numerology”, [Link], 2017.
[6] Vikay Kumar, “Quantitative Analysis of Birth Charts”, [Link], 2018.
[7] Vikay Kumar, “Numerological Validation of Event Timings”, [Link], 2019.
[8] Vikay Kumar, “Life Expectancy from the Birth Chart”, [Link], 2019.
[9] Vikay Kumar, “The Celestial Sling Shot”, [Link], 2019.
[10] Vikay Kumar, “The Zero Energy Hypothesis”, [Link], 2017.
[11] Vikay Kumar, “Generic Processes for Increasing Energy Efficiency”,
[Link], 2015.
[12] Vikay Kumar, “Impact of Multi-planet Conjunctions”, [Link], 2019.

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