Lucky year for you ahead?
An astrologer and some celebs decipher the mystery behind good luck cycles in people's lives
Is experiencing good luck in your life a cyclical process? Western astrology, with its 12 zodiac signs, believes that the Jupiter return — when the planets returns to the birth house of the individual, which happens once every 12 years for the period of 12 months — is an exceptionally lucky period in one's life. Chinese astrology also follows the 12-year cycle based on animals which says that people are lucky roughly once every four years and extremely lucky on the 12th year when they are in the year of their birth animal. However another version of it based on elements believes that people experience cycles of good luck that can last upto 10 years in succession for a major cycle. So what do our celebs feel?
Actor Vidya Malavade feels that the four year cycle works for her. "I had my first big professional break as a model in the year 2003. Four years later I experienced the huge success of my feature film Chak De nationally. I got my first job as an airhostess in 1998-99. And further beyond in 1995 I was a happy kid in college with my singing and extra-curricular activities." Vidya feels that when one is 'down' one has to keep fighting to life one's spirits up on a daily and even moment-by-moment basis.
Aanchal Kumar who's proved a long-distance runner in the modeling sweepstakes feels that she's been quite lucky. "Between October 2010 and October 2011 I've had a great run of luck especially as far as my professional life was concerned." Aanchal's previous run of great luck had been four years earlier in 2006-2007 when "everything just seemed to fall into place" for her. However she believes that she's been luckier than most people. "I keep thanking God for the constant element of buoyancy in my life," she says. Gallerist Bina Aziz feels that she's currently going through a 10 year major cycle of good luck. "I can sense it from the good things happening to me for the last three years. It's been a period of ascent and next year I'm planning to start a new business venture," she says happily.
Corporate honcho Ashwini Kakkar has had a difficult last four years with the illnesses of his parents. "I lost both of within the span of a year recently," he says. But he agrees that he had a couple of good years in succession starting from 2000. Art broker Ashish Balram Nagpal believes that "some people can have a run of good luck for 20 years and then have one bad year which could nullify all the previous years". According to astrologer Bejan Daruwalla who follows both Western and Indian systems of astrology while the Jupiter return is generally lucky, it comes with certain conditions. "Even during a Jupiter return one has to take into consideration the positions of all the other planets which will determine just how lucky the occurrence is. Jupiter has to be in a good position with the other planets for it to be an exceptionally lucky year," he says. "If everybody was so lucky during a Jupiter return, we'd all be Superman!"
An astrologer and some celebs decipher the mystery behind good luck cycles in people's lives
Is experiencing good luck in your life a cyclical process? Western astrology, with its 12 zodiac signs, believes that the Jupiter return — when the planets returns to the birth house of the individual, which happens once every 12 years for the period of 12 months — is an exceptionally lucky period in one's life. Chinese astrology also follows the 12-year cycle based on animals which says that people are lucky roughly once every four years and extremely lucky on the 12th year when they are in the year of their birth animal. However another version of it based on elements believes that people experience cycles of good luck that can last upto 10 years in succession for a major cycle. So what do our celebs feel?
Actor Vidya Malavade feels that the four year cycle works for her. "I had my first big professional break as a model in the year 2003. Four years later I experienced the huge success of my feature film Chak De nationally. I got my first job as an airhostess in 1998-99. And further beyond in 1995 I was a happy kid in college with my singing and extra-curricular activities." Vidya feels that when one is 'down' one has to keep fighting to life one's spirits up on a daily and even moment-by-moment basis.
Aanchal Kumar who's proved a long-distance runner in the modeling sweepstakes feels that she's been quite lucky. "Between October 2010 and October 2011 I've had a great run of luck especially as far as my professional life was concerned." Aanchal's previous run of great luck had been four years earlier in 2006-2007 when "everything just seemed to fall into place" for her. However she believes that she's been luckier than most people. "I keep thanking God for the constant element of buoyancy in my life," she says. Gallerist Bina Aziz feels that she's currently going through a 10 year major cycle of good luck. "I can sense it from the good things happening to me for the last three years. It's been a period of ascent and next year I'm planning to start a new business venture," she says happily.
Corporate honcho Ashwini Kakkar has had a difficult last four years with the illnesses of his parents. "I lost both of within the span of a year recently," he says. But he agrees that he had a couple of good years in succession starting from 2000. Art broker Ashish Balram Nagpal believes that "some people can have a run of good luck for 20 years and then have one bad year which could nullify all the previous years". According to astrologer Bejan Daruwalla who follows both Western and Indian systems of astrology while the Jupiter return is generally lucky, it comes with certain conditions. "Even during a Jupiter return one has to take into consideration the positions of all the other planets which will determine just how lucky the occurrence is. Jupiter has to be in a good position with the other planets for it to be an exceptionally lucky year," he says. "If everybody was so lucky during a Jupiter return, we'd all be Superman!"
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