By K.N.
Rao, from Journal of Astrology, July-Sept 2001
Letter to K.N. Rao:
Namaskar Mr. Rao,
As you correctly predicted in November my job is coming to an
end here in the US. It's because of marketing conditions. I
have been very confused as to start something on my own in India
and in US (software development) or just keep it low and look
for another job which is very difficult to find right now. If
you can say astrologically what makes more sense for me I would
highly appreciate it. Regards, L.K.
It is one of the many letters I received through email from
Indians, particularly telling me about their loss of jobs in
USA after disaster hit IT industry in USA first and after that
the rest of the world, particularly India which has the largest
pool of trained software engineers in the world.
How this can be seen and predicted in individual horoscopes
is shown here.
Natal Chart
In Vimshottari dasha he was passing through Rahu-Jupiter. The
antardasha lord Jupiter is the 9th and 12th lord in the birth
horoscope and is placed in the 8th house in the dashamsha aspected
by Mars.
Dashamsha Chart
In Yogini dasha it is Mars-Rahu. As the 8th lord, the aspect
of Mars on the 10th lord, Saturn, in the lagna should show disturbance
in his work. Such results manifest in the antardashas which
indicate 'trouble'. Sankata or Rahu though well placed in the
horoscope is troublesome here.
In Chara dasha, it Kanya (Virgo) mahadasha and the antardasha
is Dhanu (Sagittarius). From Kanya the amatyakaraka (Sun - planet
with 2nd highest degrees) is in the 3rd house and from Dhanu,
it is in the 12th house which shows his struggle.
Out of so many Indians in the software field in the USA, some
are facing difficulties in job and others are as secure as they
have been for some years. This is clearly visible in their horoscopes.
In Vimshottari dasha it was Rahu-Jupiter from Jan 27, 2001 until
Jan 23, 2003.
In Yogini dasha it was Bharamari-Sankata (Mars-Rahu) from June
29, 2001 until May 20, 2002.
In Chara dasha is was Kanya-Dhanu (Virgo-Sagittarius) from June
10, 2001 until March 11, 2002.
reprinted with permission
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