Trace a Lost Object: In ‘Hindu Shastra’ and ‘astrology,’ there are numerous methods for locating any lost/hidden/missing object. For example, in Hindu Shastra, Mantra, Tantra, Yantra, Intuition, Prashna Jyotish, Prashna Kundalini, Falnama in Islamic tantra, and so on.
To trace the lost thing using the aforementioned approaches, one must have a thorough understanding of the issue.
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LOST OBJECT AND ASTROLOGY:
The astrologer records the correct Pacific Time, date, and location of the misplaced object in Indian Astrology. Then, with caution, the Astro-chart of that particular time zone in relation to the lost subject is developed. If the arithmetic computation is erroneous, the final result will be incorrect as well. As a result, when generating the thorough Birth-chart or Prashna-kundalini of the missing thing, one must be meticulous in their calculations.
When it comes to Numerology, however, the ‘Lost Object’ can be found in 2 to 3 minutes. This is an old numerology system that tells us whether or not the ‘Lost thing’ can be discovered, and if so, when and when.
In Numerology, it is believed that each number has a unique vibration, which is owing to the fact that each individual thinking is reflected in each number in our daily lives.
STEPS TO CALCULATE THE DIVINE NUMBER
1st step:
Without pausing, come up with a number on the spot. The participant is asked to name any nine digits that come to mind at the moment. These nine digits might range from 1 to 9.
Please keep in mind that any numeral might be repeated multiple times during the brainstorming process.
Step two:
3rd step:
4th Step:
5th Step:
Finally, after adding all of the above-mentioned digits, refer to the final number/reading for interpretation.
As an example, A man called Ramesh approaches me and asks Nirav, “I’ve misplaced my watch; could you kindly tell me if I’ll be able to find it, and if so, when and where (location) I’ll be able to find it?
42: It’s beside a body of water or in the servant/servant quarters’ dwelling.
The aforesaid reading provides Ramesh with an exact response. He should look for his watch around water sources, such as the house’s water tank, the kitchen, or the bathroom, or wherever the water source is.
The following is the interpretation of the readings of those 84 numbers:
1. Watch in the drawing room or the master bedroom, near the white cotton region, or look after the youngster who will provide you with a clue.
2. It’s inside the home or quite close to the flower (vase), bowl, and you’ve asked the maids or servants to look for it.
3. It’s hidden among the books or in the closet, between the papers, or in the passage.
4. It will not be misplaced; it will be discovered in your possession.
5. It is not lost; check beneath some headwear, under a coat, or around the clothing hanging on the rack.
6. It is next to the shoe rack or shelf, as well as the show stand.
7. Inquire with your maid or servant. While arranging the door wardrobe or bed, a woman kept it elsewhere.
8. It’s hidden at the top of a cabinet, wardrobe, shelf, or drawer. A maid or female servant will assist you in locating the item.
9. It can be found in a child’s clothing.
It’s in the drawing room, number ten.
Have faith in your ability to locate it within a few hours.
11. It is not in your house but is a short distance away. It’s most likely to be near water, such as an overhead tank, a pool, or a body of water.
12. Look around your workplace or where you put your books, files, or paper to make sure it’s in a secure location.
13. Look in the inter-cloakroom or where your shawls are kept.
14. There’s a slim chance of recovery. Try looking for it in the toilet, lavatory, sewer, or drainage system.
15. Check the stable or where the animals are housed with the wife/husband.
16. Ask your chef or cook whether there is a good likelihood of recuperation.
17. Examine where you put your costly item or work of art, which is most likely in a drawer or on a shelf.
18. If it’s misplaced in your home, it’ll be found among the clothes or in a closet.
19. It is a short distance from your home, in a small entrance or road.
20. It is not misplaced.
It can be found beside a body of water or on a carpet or linen.
21. You have it in your possession; look for it in the trunk or in the box that folds into two sections.
22. It’ll be easy to find because it’s hidden under a shelf in the house.
23. It’s under your bed, among your dirty clothes, or even a short distance away from your house.
24. It is completely risk-free for you.
You’ll find it sooner rather than later.
25. Look through your personal belongings. It’s white and circular, and it’s someplace in the vicinity.
26. Inquire with the house’s elders, since they may have kept it safe.
27. Look for places where animals are housed.
Inquire with the chauffeur or search the garage for it.
28. It’s gone missing, but you’ll find it shortly.
29. You’ll be OK.
Inquire of your old maid or servant, who may be able to provide you with a valuable tip.
30. Inquire with the children if it was lost in the playground or in the garden.
31. Look in the bathroom, the laundry room, or the closet.
32. Look for a tunnel or veranda, a corridor, or a balcony nearby.
33. It’ll be hidden amid the garments or personal effects.
34. It will be found quickly because it is near the fire or fireplace, most likely in the kitchen.
35. Look near the bathroom, near the washing machine, or near a hidden water source (water tank or overhead tank).
36. It will be returned to you by your servant.
37. Look for it in a meditation or prayer room, or at a private residence.
38. Don’t be concerned. It will be returned to you. You must travel a short distance to the location that you have used, which could be your work zone or your personal items.
39. It has not been misplaced, but has been mistakenly stowed away under a shelf or in a wardrobe.
40. It’s been tucked into someone’s garments, turban, underwear, or other clothing.
It’s at the shoe rack, number 41.
42. It’s extremely close to the water bodies or the servant’s cottage.
43. You’ll discover it, most likely in the garage or in the animal’s cage.
44. It’s close to the lamp or the oil container.
You’ll discover it, but it’ll need to be purified first.
It’s under the wardrobe shelf, number 45. It’s as good as new.
46. It’s been safely stored by your partner or spouse.
Ask the 47.2 servants who are working together to assist you in your search for the thing.
48. It is close to a source of drinking water.
49. You’ve almost lost it, or it’s almost lost for you. Even if you discover it, it will be in bad shape.
It’s on the trunk or box, number 50.
You’ll come upon it.
51. Go to the restroom or the lavatory.
You’ll come upon it.
52. Consult the house’s top servant OR your partner or a relative. It has been passed down through the generations.
53. Your object may be in the possession of a male servant, but you will find it.
54. Shops near a children’s room or a study table for a common play area for children. It’s exclusively between family members.
55. It is close to a source of drinking water, a draining location, or water bodies.
56. You will most likely discover it where you last stopped on your route to contact the individuals there.
57. The piece is most likely in your sporting equipment, in your luggage, or in your pocket.
58. Recovering the thing is really difficult. It is in the custody of two people and may have been tampered with or changed into a different form.
59. Inquire of your old servant, who may have discovered it in the floursome sort of powder required for cooking.
60. It’s gone for good. It’s best to forget about the object.
61. It’s close to the shoe rack OR the house’s lowest point.
It will not be found. 62.
It’s in your personal belongings or in the old darkroom, number 63.
64. Search the house’s dark corners, high areas, and attics for clues.
65. Your prospects of finding it are slim; it has slipped from your grasp, and you may need to hire a recovery agent.
It’s as good as lost at 66. The thievery involves two servants.
You’ll find it at number 67.
You will be assisted by a young child.
68. Request a servant from your maid to retrieve something for you from the top of the home or terrace.
69. It’s possible that it’s a long way from where you were last. It could be close to the front door of a relative’s home.
70. It will be found close to the water bodies.
71. You’ll have to search the floor for it.
72. The search area is quite close to a body of water, a pot, or a tank. You now have it in your possession.
73. File a police report; you will receive a speedier response.
74. You will be served by a trustworthy servant.
75. You’ll discover it, but it’ll be severely damaged because it’s in the hands of a child.
76. It’s where you keep your grains, cereals, and other consumables.
It is only a short distance away (number 77). A servant will assist you in bringing an item to you.
78. It’s as good as a lost cause.
79. You’ll direct it to look for metal objects near the iron cupboard or other metal objects.
80. It’s in your possession, most likely in a box, trunk, or shoe rack.
81. Look through the clothes or in the closet. If you’re lucky, you’ll come across it.
82. Take a look in the kitchen.
83. It is close to a water tank or pool; a little girl will assist in the recovery of the misplaced item.
84. It is kept in the house in a box, trunk, or case.
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What are the house rules for misplaced items?
“Now you want me to assist you in locating the necklace that you misplaced yesterday and claimed to be yours?” Is it true that the last time you saw it was in your bedroom yesterday afternoon? And it didn’t show up this morning? And you didn’t even leave the house? So you’re still convinced it’s in the house despite the fact that no one else lives there? Is my knowledge of the facts correct?
Look at the clock and take that time to create the judgment chart once the querent verifies your inquiries and her/his inquiry is as clear as a bell to YOU.
If the question is posed to you in a letter, read it attentively until you understand the question and its specifics. Check your watch when you’ve thoroughly comprehended the question and utilize that time for your horary chart. If the inquiry is posed by a third party (e.g., “Where is my brother’s missing ring?”), the most correct reading will always be received when the article’s owner himself asks the query. As a result, it’s usually a good idea to ask the second party to have the item’s owner call you. If that isn’t possible or likely, wait until the second party asks the question and you have fully comprehended it. If that’s the case, keep in mind that you’ll need to flip the chart to the relevant house cusp before making any decisions.
Even if a client calls several times but hasn’t been able to reach you for a few days, you just keep track of the time you chat with the client and comprehend the question. I emphasize this issue since it is critical to obtaining an accurate and valid response.
It’s worth noting that any chart made at the time when the question was initially posed to you will be valid.
All of the energy and answers to that query are carried in the moment the question is first asked. Always rely on the initial query’s horary chart and return to it when necessary.
Consider the following scenario: two pals. One is interested in astrology, while the other has misplaced his watch. The dabbler creates a horary chart for his friend, but is unable to offer appropriate guidance on how to reclaim the object. After that, the querent calls you, the expert astrologer, with the same query. It’s critical that you learn about the earlier investigation and apply the original chart in your work. If another astrologer came to you for help discovering a lost article and had previously produced a chart for himself, you would follow the same approach. (This differs from KSK’s belief that a chart should be cast when the astrologer examines it… What is being tried here is purely experimental. Feel free to experiment with both methods to discover which produces more accurate results.)
Now let’s look at which latitude and longitudinal coordinates should be used to clock the horary. The astrologer must only use his or her own latitude and longitude at the time of the question.
Use the exact same chart with the same locations and time modifications, etc. for the charts that were previously asked or written up by another astrologer.
All of your transportable goods, as well as your personal net worth in cash value, are ruled by the second house ruler in the horary chart. It has complete control over all misplaced articles. It is frequently confused with the fourth house, which governs non-movable assets such as real estate, land, houses, and structures.
Of course, if the possession is transportable, it can be stolen, misplaced, or lost, hence the object is normally ruled by the second house. Actually, the second house ruler (the planet controlling the sign on the second house’s cusp) will always indicate towards the direction of the lost article’s discovery. In addition, the second house ruler will display the current location of the article as well as provide a detailed description of the article.
Recovery of the article is simple and rapid when the second house ruler is in an angular house (houses 1, 4, 7, and 10). When it is discovered in the residences (2, 5, 8, and 11), additional time will be required to locate the object. While the houses (3, 6, 9, and 12) that house the second house ruler indicate that the missing thing is truly lost and may only be discovered after a lengthy search unless it is conjunct the angular houses by a 3 degree orb. The missing item could then be returned soon.
The second house ruler takes over after understanding how the five significators describe and establish the location of the missing/lost article. The second house ruler will provide critical, supplementary information leading to the recovery of the object at this point in the horary chart reading. If the planet ruling the second house is alone in its house, for example, the article is also alone. If other planets are in the same house in the chart as the missing object, you should expect it to be among other things. Check the other planets in the same house as this significator to see if they may assist you find the other objects that your lost piece might be among.
Look for the item in a storage room or where you have a lot of your materials if the ruler of the second house has four or five planets in the same house. If all of these planets are in Scorpio, the object is most likely to be found in a ‘junk’ room, pile, or even the landfill or dump! The planets and the things they represent are listed below in alphabetical order:
The article is about to be transferred to a new position when the second house ruler is about to change signs (it’s at 29 degrees or greater). If the sign has just changed (it’s at 0 degrees or more of a sign), the missing article has simply been relocated. For descriptions of the previous place, consult the previous zodiac sign, and for descriptions of the current location, consult the next zodiac sign. When the second house cusp is about to change signs, the identical procedure is followed. If the house ruler is applied at a 29-degree angle to a house cusp, this is also a sign that the article is about to be transferred. Furthermore, if the ruler of the second house has recently moved into a new house, the object has most certainly been relocated. Always double-check the location and description of the house.
Extremely late or early degrees in a sign have a strong link with finding a lost article near a door, window, gate, or in a box or container, indicating that the article is soon to be transported. When the ruler of the second house is within two degrees of any house cusp, the same result is obtained.
The element on the second house cusp, as well as the placement of the second house ruler, are excellent general indications of location. The highest elements of a room or area are represented by air signs in the second house. Water signals refer to regions low in the room or below ground level, such as a cellar, while Fire indications refer to objects that are roughly halfway up in height. The element of earth signs denotes a search on the ground or floor.
In astrology, which house represents loss?
The house of losses is represented by the twelfth house. It has a lot to do with sadness, dissatisfaction, and endings. This house represents the first house’s failings. The twelfth house is examined in depth here. Give it a thorough read, as knowledge of the twelfth is required to comprehend the workings of life’s challenges. It’s also a good idea to get the horoscopes reviewed by a professional astrologer for further clarity. Because the twelfth house is associated with misfortunes, stormy times, and expenses, it is important to gain a deeper understanding of its placement.
In astrology, how can I know whether I have an empty house?
Every house, like every zodiac sign, has its own ruler. For example, if you’re born under the sign of Sagittarius, your first house of self is naturally ruled by Sagittarius. (Rising symbol = first house.) It doesn’t imply you don’t have a sense of self if the house is vacant. When the first house is empty, you should look to the ruler, which in the case of a Sagittarius rising is Jupiter. Let’s say Jupiter is in the fourth house in the chart of a Sagittarius rising sign. This would connect the first house of self-interests to the fourth house of home, family, and private life. You’d also look at Jupiter’s sign in the fourth house for a more in-depth knowledge of the first house’s ruler.
The first house works in the same way as the others; each has its own king. I advocate considering old planetary rulerships instead of current planets like Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto when looking for a house’s ruler because they seldom change signs. To grasp their significance, use Mars for your Scorpio-ruled house, Saturn for your Aquarius-ruled house, and Jupiter for your Pisces-ruled house. If you observe that your seventh house of relationships and partnerships is in your tenth house of career and public image, this indicates that you may have met a partner through your work or that your professional and love lives are inextricably linked. When house rulers are interpreted in this way, it’s easy to see how life, like astrology, merges together. The issues of life are frequently intertwined, and the dwellings act in the same way.
