Ace shuttler PV.Sindhu created sensation by winning silver medal at Rio Olympics. In the process she became the youngest and the first Indian woman player to win a silver medal. She gave tough fight to world no 1 Carolina Marin before losing the finals in three sets after winning the first set.
As entire country is celebrating Sindhu's phenomenal achievement, it is comingout that a scientific astrologer predicted Sindhu's silver medal long time back.
Scientific astrologer Greenstone Lobo after analysing Sindhu's horoscope along with date and place of birth vis a vis Carolin Marin,predicted that despite billions of Indians praying for Sindhu's victory and Sindhu too in top form, Sindhu would lose the final and get confined only to just silver and as predicted Sindhu lost the final.
According to the analysis Sindhu born in 1995 has Pluto in her third house which rules the hands. Pluto is the most powerful planet in the universe and here it is in its own house of Scorpio, wherein it comes only once in 300 years, which makes her horoscope really special. Add to that the fact that she has the second most powerful Planet – ‘X’ (2007 RH283) in exaltation and also Planet – ‘Y’ (1999 JV127) in its own house Virgo, and that makes Pusarla the first woman to achieve this distinction.
Carolina Marin has a horoscope a shade better than Sindhu. Marin too was born with Pluto in its own house and Planet – X in exaltation. She also has Chiron in its own house instead of the Planet – Y of Sindhu. It’s a small difference, but will have a major impact.
Chiron in its own house is a rarer phenomenon than Planet – Y in its own house. Additionally, the Spaniard also has Mercury in its own house. Now that is four strong planets of Marin versus three strong planets of Sindhu. Clearly, Marin has an edge here.
Marin born in 1993 and in the astrological flow of events, the person who was born earlier has better chances of winning the ultimate distinction than the person born later. In 2012 Olympics, the gold winner was the Chinese, a 1991-born. The next has to be from 1993 and not a 1995-born.
