What general public is reading about astrology of divorce!

[Rohiniranjan]

Can Astrology Predict a Divorce?

by
Natasha Burton

2015-01-27

The reasons why people divorce can be as complex and varied as what makes people fall in love in the first place. However, the act of calling it quits may have something to do with a person's sun sign—you and your spouse could be astrologically predisposed to certain habits associated with failed relationships. "Every sign has its own problem spots that can lead to partnering trouble, whether physically, emotionally or intellectually," says astrologer John Townley, author of Composite Charts: The Astrology of Relationships. "But it's not the individual signs that tell the tale; it's the dynamic interplay of both individuals' total planetary picture." (And of course, factors outside of astrology can also place a strain on your marriage). With this in mind, consider these seven common catalysts for divorce and the sun signs most likely to fall trap to them ...


Rest can be read on MSN-lifestyle site if you use MSN outlook. It should have opened up when you opened your outlook today.

As usual Vedic astrologers were not even mentioned! <SIGH!>

[srimathi29]

Sir
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;According to above statement some times from natal chart &nbsp;good and experienced astrologer can predict about Divorce.My experience in life says now a days Boy and Girl decides to get marry soon and they separate also very fast!

[Rohiniranjan]

Sir
     According to above statement some times from natal chart  good and experienced astrologer can predict about Divorce.My experience in life says now a days Boy and Girl decides to get marry soon and they separate also very fast!

Yes it might seem that way, now a days, does it not? &nbsp;:smt010

Is it a real change and grahas (graspers) are losing their 'seize-hold' or grip on younger generations or are we simply focusing on the relatively recent known past trends about longevity of marriages? Say, past hundred-two hundred years and that too in societies which allowed for less individuality and personal powers of choice?

A corollary might be drawn, some say, with climate change too! Meticulous reports for these exist only for a couple of hundred years or so and indeed one may get the impression that climate change is only recent. But we do not have lots of data-points and trends from earlier times to definitively say that the pattern is unique or new?

This can be stretched to envelope the conceptualizations about rebirth and karma etc as well...? &nbsp;