Astrological Predictions – Krishnamurthi Paddhati

Astrological Predictions – Krishnamurthi Paddhati

Description

What is Krishnamurthi Paddhati?

Krishnamurthi Paddhati (KP) is a Nakshatra based predictive astrological technique based mainly on the principles of Vedic Astrology. Some aspects of Western Astrology too are also a part of this technique. This paddhati was formulated by Sri.K.S. Krishnamurthi (1908-1972). These techniques were explained in detail in the magazine Astrology & Athrishta published from 1963 to 1974.

Krishnamurthi Paddhati is well known for its simplicity and its emphasis on the timing of events

Course Prerequisite

A reasonable understanding of Houses (Bhavas), Signs (Rashis) Planets (Grahas) which includes an understanding of House and Planetary significations (Karakattwas)

Course Contents

• Placidus House division
• The Star-Lord concept
• Understanding the Sub-Lord
• The Ruling Planets
• The division of the Zodiac into 249 parts
• Important Western Astrology aspects used in KP
• Predicting with Birth and Horary Charts
• Predicting micro events. Micro events are events which are insignificant yet momentarily important. These are events like (a) when will I receive the phone call I have been waiting for? (b) When will the delayed flight take off?
• Predicting with Ruling Planets and the Gulbarga Theory

Course Material

The course material will consist of a handout with a short explanation of every aspect of the course content.

Course Tutor

The tutor of this course, Bharat Ram, learnt Krishnamurthi Paddhati from a direct student of the Late K.S. Krishnamurthi. He also learnt lesser known KP techniques from the original writings of Sri Krishnamurthi published in Astrology & Athrishta and in the KP Readers Volumes I – VI.

Disclaimer:

• This course is not suitable for those who do not have a preliminary understanding of astrology like the name of houses, the signification of houses and planetary significations.
• Those who wish to study the basics of Astrology must read “Beneath the Vedic Sky” by William R. Levacy. This is among the finest books for beginners. It is still my most referred to book even after over fifteen years of studying the subject!
• Krishnamurthi Paddhati is simple and effective. However, do not expect to make progress without putting in efforts to hone your skills.
• Be prepared for failures in predictions. When Mercury goes retrograde there are failures in calculations.  When Jupiter goes retrograde judgement goes wrong. When the Moon transits via a Rahu Nakshatra the intellect gets clouded.  There are many other reasons too why a prediction may fail.