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Photos from Holistic Code Wellness's post 15/11/2021

#1 Mistake that most Astrologers tend to do😱
Why is it so important to have a rectification even when you have the exact time of your birth?
I typically receive many questions about rectifications and their value. It seems that only students of the Kali Shankar lineage put emphasis on this process. There are however, some astrologers that offer some form of rectification as an add-on option to a session. Here I’ll explain why rectification and the session itself are, and must be, one unified process.

💡Rectification is a process that defines the time of our births. The exact time of birth signifies an accuracy in building our charts, which would convey our Dharma. While the positions of the planets in the sky remain static at the moment of birth, inaccurately recorded birth time and factors such as time zones and summer / winter time adjustments could play a role in showing false sky positions (incorrectly built chart), potentially giving a wildly inaccurate reading and incorrect dharma.

Two people born at the exact some time may have vastly different Dharma. The birth chart itself never changes, but we’ll see inaccuracies if we haven’t precisely defined and flushed out any potential adjustments… the geographical vs political time zones as well.

What I’m saying is that in extreme cases, we may see a difference from someone who should be living away from their birth country to someone who needs to be building a company within their own country.
💣It’s easy to imagine the potentially disastrous outcomes of not living according to ones Dharma.

❌Without rectification, you’re very likely to have an incorrect reading. Sessions shouldn’t be done quickly with rectifications aded as a “top up” service, it’s about taking a deep dive and doing quality work that eliminates inaccuracies.

Why do we still need to do rectifications despite having an exact time?
Keep reading 👉

Photos from Holistic Code Wellness's post 15/11/2021

#1 Mistake that most Astrologers tend to do😱
Why is it so important to have a rectification even when you have the exact time of your birth?
I typically receive many questions about rectifications and their value. It seems that only students of the Kali Shankar lineage put emphasis on this process. There are however, some astrologers that offer some form of rectification as an add-on option to a session. Here I’ll explain why rectification and the session itself are, and must be, one unified process.

💡Rectification is a process that defines the time of our births. The exact time of birth signifies an accuracy in building our charts, which would convey our Dharma. While the positions of the planets in the sky remain static at the moment of birth, inaccurately recorded birth time and factors such as time zones and summer / winter time adjustments could play a role in showing false sky positions (incorrectly built chart), potentially giving a wildly inaccurate reading and incorrect dharma.

Two people born at the exact some time may have vastly different Dharma. The birth chart itself never changes, but we’ll see inaccuracies if we haven’t precisely defined and flushed out any potential adjustments… the geographical vs political time zones as well.

What I’m saying is that in extreme cases, we may see a difference from someone who should be living away from their birth country to someone who needs to be building a company within their own country.
💣It’s easy to imagine the potentially disastrous outcomes of not living according to ones Dharma.

❌Without rectification, you’re very likely to have an incorrect reading. Sessions shouldn’t be done quickly with rectifications aded as a “top up” service, it’s about taking a deep dive and doing quality work that eliminates inaccuracies.

Why do we still need to do rectifications despite having an exact time?
Keep reading 👉

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