Is astrological prediction always correct ?

Answer 1

Yes. The movement of the cosmos is attuned to the vibrations of our bodies. When used by a skilled practitioner, the predictions made with astrology will always be correct. When your horoscope is wrong, it is because the person who wrote it messed up. It's human error, not astrological error.

Answer 2

Myself being a Sagittarius, has had a couple difference experiences with each of the signs. Sagittarius + Libra: It was okay, though he wasn't tolerant of my feelings at all. Self-centered, always had to be the center of attention. Loved the luxurious things in life; it was all about impressing everyone else. We were fine as friends, but anything other than that didn't work. Kind of needy as well. Sagittarius + Sagittarius: Awkward. Too alike. As friends, great, but there was always those moments of silence, like, ok, what do we say/do now? Compatible for the most part but if you are too similar, it gets old very fast. Sagittarius + Aries: Very fun. But it got boring quickly. Talked for hours and hours, but that didn't leave any room for finding anything else about each other that we hadn't already told one another. Sagittarius + Taurus: Worst ever. Too wrapped up in themselves, stubborn, didn't really open up. On the plus side though, they can be very caring. You just have to break down the wall they put around themselves in order to see the real them. Even though my brother is a Taurus we get along together perfectly. It's ironic how it turned out haha. Sagittarius + Virgo: Despite what all the other compatibility predictions show, this has been by far the best combination as far as friends/lovers and everything in between. We're somewhat opposite, but at the same time have enough in common to the point where's it's interesting. We're both intellects, love random thinking, talking, anything really. Caring, loving to help people/each other. It's great. So basically, even if you are in a relationship, or are thinking of being in one, don't judge based on their sun sign only. Take into account other things such as their mars, venus, moon, ascendant, etc. Give it a chance no matter what. If it works, it works, if not, move on.

Answer 3

No, not all the time. I do believe that sometimes things fall into place like predicted. Some people really do have 'feelings' or 'visions.' The other day I read in my horoscope that a financial situation will be resolved. Later that day I found out that we are getting a BIG bonus at work in our next pay check. So, if you believe, then yes!

Answer 4

I think the problem starts with the person who does these kind of predictions. It's due to his/ her mistakes that things turn out to be wrong. Either they make false calculations, or they try to fool you and earn more money, or they make a false interpretation of things. Also, sometimes we are told something which is told in a different way than we interpret it.

All in all, I do believe in -especially vedic- astrology, but because there isn't anyone around I can trust in these matters, I don't pay attention to it. Also, don't forget that you yourself can make your future the way you want to and believing in yourself is the most important thing.

Answer 5

Astrological predictions are based on a "pseudo-science". Any one particular prediction for any one particular Zodiac sign could fit one particular person born under that sign on any one particular day, but there's no guarantee. Don't take them seriously, especially if they're discouraging in tone. (A pseudo-science is one in which the methods for reaching the conclusions - the predictions - are based on false or non-testable premises. In astrology's case, the two main faulty premises are that people are affected by movements of distant planetary and stellar objects, and the second is that everybody in a particular group - zodiac sign - is affected the same way. Rather far-fetched, don't you think?)

Answer 6

No, They Aren't always correct.
1 out of a 100 predictions are correct.

Answer 7

nothing is always correct. u can never be too sure. plus how can u predict something out of nothing.

Answer 8

No. Really, only God can predict what will happen today, tomorrow, or the next day.

Answer 9

Don't be silly. Of course not. No one or anything is correct one hundred percent of the time.

Answer 10

predictions...

u know that predictions are not reliable...

those are just PREDICTIONS..

P-R-E-D-I-C-T-I-O-N-S...

that's why it is called "predictions" because no body of truth can prove it..

some predictions really happens..

BUT for SOME people only...