SPORTS ASTROLOGY

We can use astrology to predict sports. This is a fact and thisstunning prospect has interested astrologers and it has received relatively little serious attention, especially compared to the rapid advances astrology has made in other areas such as psychological or financial astrology. There is a big difference between team sports and individual sports. While this may seem a little too obvious to merit mention, you may be surprised at the number of astrological research projects that have taken all sorts of athletes together in a sample and then delighted the sceptics by failing to demonstrate anything of statistical implication. Astrologers say that the skills and conditions necessary for victory in different sports vary widely. Football and baseball are decidedly different games. Ice hockey and soccer, while more similar in design, differ much in surface. The same is true in individual competitions. For example, while swimming and track races tend to run along the same lines, winning a gymnastics or figure skating event is very different from winning a sprint. THE HORARY APPROACH TO THE STAR OF THE GAME Astrologers approach the method the sports question as a type of modified exercise in horary astrology. Horary astrology is a time-honoured technique wherein a single chart is cast for when and where a question is asked in order to determine that question's answer. In keeping with the astrological theory that the beginnings of things contain within them their end, the chart for the beginning of a match is used to predict the final outcome. Astrologers says that different houses of the game chart are chosen to represent the two sides, whether home team vs. away team, favourite vs. underdog, or whatever is appropriate to that particular contest. The planetary rulers of the signs on those houses are assessed and their relative strength is determined using a variety of techniques, both ancient and modern. The side with the strongest ruler(s) is generally declared the winner. In one method you only have to use one chart, which you may find attractive but one drawback is there. That is a great difference of opinion between astrologers over which house rules what. For example many claim that the Ascendant or First House rules the home team and the Descendant, or Seventh House, rules the away team. Others claim the opposite. Obviously, they can't both be right, but they all claim to get splendid results. Let's just say that the definitive analysis on this has yet to be done. NATAL APPROACH Few astrologers focus on the birth charts of the competing parties, trying to determine who is best supported or worst afflicted by the astrological conditions during the match. In a competition between two individuals, they would use the athletes' birth charts, and compare them to the game chart.Though, in a contest between two teams, they might use a birth chart for the teams, or charts for key personnel on each team or some combination of the two. And just what establishes a chart for a team? Few astrologers like to use the chart of a team's first game, while others prefer to use a chart for the beginning of the team franchise. Again, there is little to no consensus on this issue. METHOD OF PREDICTION We can say that in sports prediction, it's hard to hide behind the scoreboard. You are either right or wrong and there is very little grey area, unlike personal forecasts, which can be highly personal. Rather than debate the merits of these two distinct approaches, I prefer to point out that there are only a very few astrologers on this planet who generate a reliable profit from the accuracy of their sports predictions. Any number of methods could work for you if you are objective and disciplined in your approach, but that could be just another emotional opinion. For the record, in my work I don't use horary at all and I rarely use team charts. Do you believe that the outcome of a sporting contest is determined before the match even begins? The response to that question could have everything to do with your choice of astrological techniques and how you would go about solving the problem that sports prediction poses. Do you think that you are of the determinist stripe, believing that everything is preordained and that we mortals have little choice in our fates, you may prefer the horary approach. Decreasing human endeavours to a battle between planetary rulers doesn't leave a whole lot of room for individual efforts or contributions. If, on the other hand, you are more philosophically inclined toward freedom, and see man as the author of his own fate, you may prefer methods that use individual birth charts and compare individual efforts. Rest if you want to know that is there any future in sports you should seek the help of an expert astrologer or you should take the help of BhagyaSamhita. It can be your best friend to choose a profession in sports.