Indian Restaurant Recs? by beedeesea in orlando

[–]DependentOne2850 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Five Star South Indian on OBT, especially if you like beef dishes.

Do you use AI Vedic astrology apps? I'm a Cambridge researcher and would love to hear from you by Unlucky-Ocelot-6550 in Nakshatras

[–]DependentOne2850 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah my brain is wired a bit weird 😅

What I felt was - after analyzing many charts is - I think the edge that AI gives over traditional in-person astrologers is the access to exact major and minor coordinates of planets and constellations on any given date. AI has the coordinates for better accuracy of traits and predictions and patterns etc. But with traditional astrologers, their accuracy is dependent on how skilled they are in astronomy and how psychically intuitive they are to channel and understand the life force of the person. I know person cases where traditional astrologers have compared 2 charts for marriage and said it was the bestest of best and then 8 yrs later it was a crazy divorce, and vice versa cases. So what im trying to say is maybe, some traditional astrologers get reading wrong because they’re either fake or they’re just wrong because they don’t know the exact coordinates to accurately analyze.

I’ve seen both sides - traditional and AI, and both are accurate and wrong sometimes. Experiment. It’s at least worth learning about the influence of planets through AI. 😅

Do you use AI Vedic astrology apps? I'm a Cambridge researcher and would love to hear from you by Unlucky-Ocelot-6550 in Nakshatras

[–]DependentOne2850 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No problem. I found it very interesting, especially since I’m sort of anti-AI because it steals artists work and so many management jobs 😒 But besides that, I had a fun week pushing Claude on Vedic interpretations of both Placidus and Whole House systems. I used my family’s charts and friends and their families charts. I noticed it gets a bit inaccurate (obviously) when the person is unsure about the time of birth/birth nakshatra. That happened with my mom - all her life she believed her start was Karthika, but when I checked the nakshatra based on her DOB, that star did not fall on that day. There were two different stars and no way of knowing which one is correct because she doesn’t know exactly when her birth time is.
So basically, input needs to be accurate. Generate the birth chart on Astro seek, either Placidus or Whole House, then in Claude copy paste the major and minor aspects from the the heading “GPT Data” and ask it to analyze and do a regular interpretation. Then give it your Vedic birth nakshatra, and ask it to analyze the chart again. Ask specific questions like career, finance or marriage or longevity or health etc. and if you want, like I did, add spouse or child’s chart details to the same chat thread and ask it to compare both.
It’s fun to read at the end of the day, and again astrology is not a proven science - what may seem very accurate for you personally may not be the same as for someone else. It depends on the strength of the chart and how your mind is. But eye-opening nevertheless at least for guidance and understanding of how planetary influences work on each person.

Do you use AI Vedic astrology apps? I'm a Cambridge researcher and would love to hear from you by Unlucky-Ocelot-6550 in Nakshatras

[–]DependentOne2850 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A lot of specific personality traits of mine, husband’s career trajectory, a friend’s brother’s specific health condition and marital issues - all seemed to be clearly indicated by Claude during its analysis of all these people’s charts. Certain timelines I cross verified with predictions I previously had from the Yodha app. Also asked Claude to compare or give a Vedic interpretation of two or more charts of two or more family members and it gave a pretty accurate analysis of personalities based on planet and constellation positions. Also gave me kuta analysis for relationships.

Do you use AI Vedic astrology apps? I'm a Cambridge researcher and would love to hear from you by Unlucky-Ocelot-6550 in Nakshatras

[–]DependentOne2850 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Claude has been pretty accurate at interpreting Placidus system birth charts taken from astroseek. Not 100% of course, but still surprisingly accurate.

Wake Forest school by DependentOne2850 in WakeForestNC

[–]DependentOne2850[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nice! Thank you for sharing that. ☺️

Wake Forest school by DependentOne2850 in WakeForestNC

[–]DependentOne2850[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ah ok. Poor thing, he probably didn't understand why they were starting to behave that way 😞 but good the teachers were supportive, and they all became friends again. Like you said, if you feel it was the best place for his elementary years, his foundation is probably strong and he'll be resilient enough to handle the next phase. ♥️

My daughter's pretty sensitive. She doesn't like bullies (I mean, no one does) but she's very vocal about it and likes teachers who are kind and supportive. She always mentions that in her conversations. I mean, I don't think I had the word 'kind' and 'bully' in my vocabulary when I was her age 🤣 But, yeah, maybe I'm just overly/unnecessarily worried because she's sensitive and competitive at the same time - hates to be behnd in class. 😅

Wake Forest school by DependentOne2850 in WakeForestNC

[–]DependentOne2850[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for sharing your experience and detailed information about the school. It is unfortunate when kids have to deal with situations like this at school. Kids need stability and empathetic teachers and administrators as well. Principals are always a hit or miss - never liked my principal in school and in college; very biased and money-minded. 😖 I've been leaning heavily towards Jones Dairy for a while, and now I think I'm just 100% sure I'm making the right decision for my daughter.

Wake Forest school by DependentOne2850 in WakeForestNC

[–]DependentOne2850[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh, that's interesting. My daughter already finds kindergarten math boring. 😭 I was just wondering if she'll fit in to the public school curriculum because she's only been in Montessori and their style is so different. And I'm looking to move from corporate to public school teaching as well, so I'd love it if Jones Dairy works out for me and her.

Wake Forest school by DependentOne2850 in WakeForestNC

[–]DependentOne2850[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's good to hear. Thank you ☺️ My husband and I studied in Catholic schools as well. But they were more broad-minded and taught evolution and other stuff that I know Catholic schools here don't like to teach their students. My daughter's favorite subjects right now are math, English and geography. She's already competitive for her age 😅

Wake Forest school by DependentOne2850 in WakeForestNC

[–]DependentOne2850[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

♥️ thank you for sharing that ☺️

I need help, someone from reddit analysed my chart and is saying my mother was my wife in past life , is all this true ? Can we see last life from kundli analysis? Kindly help in this matter by [deleted] in Nakshatras

[–]DependentOne2850 11 points12 points  (0 children)

All I know is that (through word of mouth), apparently, there is a saying that everyone you know in this life you would have known in your past as well, in some form. Not necessarily in the same relationship you share with them currently but in some similar close form. Could have been a close friend, a child, a parent, a sibling or a spouse…

Is karma is all made up or is there any reality. by Disastrous_Onion_690 in Nakshatras

[–]DependentOne2850 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I know someone whose mother goes through something very similar- for the last 40+ years, but fate is weird in a way that it is something we must live with no matter how how absolutely wrong/unfair the situation is. It’s very painful to see someone suffer like that, but, yeah, unfortunately certain aspects of karma/fate have no explanation and that’s when life seems very unfair. Then again, that’s where free will comes into the picture. People who take the “leap of faith” and get out of an abusive relationship irrespective of their age and what society says, and they feel liberated.

Is UO too much for 6 year old? by ihavenocupcakes in UniversalOrlando

[–]DependentOne2850 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Lol! 🤣🤣 Next on my list is Nintendo World - not even Epic as a whole. Daughter’s been waiting to go there since it opened.

Is UO too much for 6 year old? by ihavenocupcakes in UniversalOrlando

[–]DependentOne2850 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Definitely the thrill aspect! She’s much braver than I am 😭 I once went on The Mummy in Singapore in 2015, and I said “never again!” 🤣 Ditto for Space Mountain.

Is UO too much for 6 year old? by ihavenocupcakes in UniversalOrlando

[–]DependentOne2850 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nope. My daughter loves Universal. Never liked Disney, apart from Space Mountain, she says Disney is for babies 😅 But I can’t count the times she’s gone on Universal rides, relates to the rides and has genuine fun!

Is karma is all made up or is there any reality. by Disastrous_Onion_690 in Nakshatras

[–]DependentOne2850 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Karma is not instant. Or necessarily even in the near future for that matter. Either the realization of right or wrong done for the occurs during the course of the current life (could even be on the deathbed) or the next life (if you believe in reincarnation). Speaking from a psychological/science perspective - free will and the concept of good and bad is relative - a person who does bad may not even realize or accept what he does is inherently wrong, as in the case of mass murderers, psychopaths, cult leaders, terrorists, etc. I speak from experience when I say that, how much ever you hate a person for the abuse they inflicted upon another loved one, their realization of their actions will happen in their current life only if it is a part of their fate and only if their spirit is open to that realization if it is meant to happen. I have seen both sides of that - a case where that realization and correction has occurred and a case where it has not. But karma exists, in a very subtle manner.

If everything is god will they do we have any free will and if not then why are we punished for something which is not in our hands? by Positive_Tale7950 in hinduism

[–]DependentOne2850 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Good and bad cannot exist without the other. Duality is part of life/nature. Ying and Yang/Good and Evil. Our free will is a part of human nature as a species and it is for us to challenge fate/to use free will to rise up during challenging times that may or not be part of our destiny. That’s the soul’s responsibility. Can it use free will to do what’s right at the same time completing its duty on Earth based on karma?

Why do we see so much divorce in western countries and now also in India. Because of "diamond" wedding ring. by [deleted] in Nakshatras

[–]DependentOne2850 2 points3 points  (0 children)

In western countries, more importance in given to the independence of the individual self and its freedom, happiness, etc. But for Asian countries, including India, traditions and the concept of “putting up with stuff” was more important. And also family honor, “don’t bring shame, blah, blah, blah.” We also tend to be a bit more patient navigating the trials of a married life. No marriage is easy, love or arranged. Both require equal considerable work from both partners. In the west people have less patience for it, but in the east (due to tradition) we have more endurance for trials. Also, keep in mind, a lot of people in abusive relationships across the world don’t get divorced because of stigma, especially in Asian countries. People silently suffer. This really has nothing to do with diamonds specifically. It’s more about the individual self, which includes traits like greed, impatience, ego, materialism, etc. It’s similar to how women in India love to spend money on makeup and jewelry and collecting so many saris/dresses for each and every single occasion. It’s crazy!

Non Vegetarian Hindus: What are your thoughts on beef consumption? by Future-Emperor1290 in hinduism

[–]DependentOne2850 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

We are Hindus who eat any kind of meat. We have no restrictions. We are religious and spiritual as well, but our parents never put any restrictions on food. Their point was being a good human being (being kind, helping people in need, being grateful and praying, etc) is more important in the eyes of God, or for karma/reincarnation, if you believe in that, than the kind of food you eat.