Nadi Astrology Procedure

The Nadi Astrology procedure involves the following steps: 1. Identification of the Nadi Leaf: The first step is to identify the Nadi leaf that corresponds to the individual seeking a reading. This is done by matching the thumbprint of the person with the thumb impressions on the Nadi leaves. 2. Reading of the Nadi Leaf: Once the correct Nadi leaf is found, a trained Nadi reader will interpret the information written on the leaf. This information is usually written in ancient Tamil script and may require the assistance of a translator. 3. Birth Chart Analysis: The Nadi reader will analyze the individual's birth chart, which is calculated based on the date, time, and location of their birth. This analysis helps to provide insights into the individual's personality, strengths, weaknesses, and life events. 4. Predictions and Remedies: Based on the information obtained from the Nadi leaf and birth chart analysis, the Nadi reader will make predictions about the individual's future and provide remedies for any challenges they may face. These remedies may include performing specific rituals, wearing gemstones, or chanting mantras.

There may be predictions for hundreds of people in each bundle. In some cases a specific palm leaf might contain expectations connecting with more than one client. One leaf or a set of leaves may contain only predictions about a single person in very rare instances. We typically present the original palm leaves to the concerned Jathaka in cases of one-person predictions. In other instances, we do not give the customers the original leaves. As previously mentioned, these are destroyed by joining the leaves to the Cauvery River at regular intervals. However, we provide our customers with a notebook in which we record the original Tamil predictions made in the Naadi. After that, it will be translated into any other language they choose.

The process of selecting the individual leaf can take two to three hours at times, and customers may only be lucky to receive it within a reference to five or six leaves at other times. Facts about a person would be included in every leaf about that person, such as, his name and the name of his wife, the names of his parents, the number of brothers and sisters he has, the order in which he was born, whether he is the son of the first or second wife, whether his father was married twice, and other specific details. Witnesses are referred to as Sakshis. When the facts are being read from the leaves, the customer should either confirm or deny them. However, he should not disclose the information in advance. If the information provided in a particular does not completely match, the next leaf is taken, and the process continues until the correct leaf, which completely matches his family information, is found.

There was also a belief that a lot of monarchs who were far away from northern lands would travel to seek predictions from them after waiting months to determine and complete their Karma (life's reason for living). Pallava kingdom used Sanskrit , Tamil, Telugu and Prakrit as a standard languages at the time, but utilized Pallava script for literary purposes . Later, the kingdom changed to grandha, which is very similar to Pallava script, since it's an ancestor of it.

Generally speaking, the people don't get their leaf. It implies that an opportunity to realize their future hasn't come. We frequently introduce new bundles from our headquarters, allowing those who have failed to receive their Naadi to do so in subsequent attempts. Even though we spend a lot of time trying to locate the leaf, we do not charge any fees if the customer does not locate it.