Agastya Muni nadi shastra. I had gone to this place where they just took my finger prints ( no questions or horoscopes) asked except for initials 2 identify the thumb print). Came up with a set of palm leaves. asked questions with only Yes or no answers

First set proved futile, second set, after quite a few yes/ no came up with one which were all Yes. they gave me all details about my parents names, wife's name . a few things that I was thinking of and a personal relationship problem that I was facing (which only 3-4 people in this world know abt)

Same thing happened with my wife.They even told her that she is the only surviving child (which is true).

They did not ask for any other details and did not ask for money even when I wanted to leave mid way for a break. ( I could hv easily vanished if I wanted to at that time)

Surprising, I had similiar experience in Hyderabad.

Same method happened. I had two more chapters ( called Kandams) opened which had to do with reducing the problems.

I was asked to visit certain temples in kumbakonam, about 275 kms from Chennai. I did that and surprisingly without telling the priest, when the puja was performed, they mentioned something to this affect , 'XYZ has come to apologise for his previous birth sins as advised to him by naadi shastra' .

I had made no communication at the temple , as I dont speak Tamil nor was I carrying any identification of naadi shastra on me.

this happened at most of the temples that I went.

Any resposes of the people who say that this Nadi Sastra is crap? I am sure that I am not an important enuf person for anyone to follow me all the way for 600 kms.

Nadi Shastra is a unique form of astrology in which an individual can read his destiny inscribed on Palm leaves thousands of years ago . One's past, present and future is read with unbelieving details by an expert Nadi reader. The most amazing fact remains that a person reads his/ her Nadi leaf only at a predestined time in his/her life. (Predestined thousands of years ago, that is!!).

Nadi in Tamil means 'in search of'. A person learns about his life patterns by going through palm leaves that provide actual facts of his life on the exact time it has was meant to be told .

A great deal of Nadi Shastra is based purely on astrological foundations. Other readings combine astrology and palmistry. There are various 'Samhitas' (Nadi literature) named after various ancient Rishis.

Nadi shastra is one of the most amazing confirmation of the intuitive powers and developed knowledge of the ancient sages, who possessed the capability of seeing the future of the entire universe.

Nadi also means very small arc of the zodiac of dimension ranging from 1/500 of a sign to 1/600 of the arc. The thousands of life patterns are written, based on the possible astrological combinations. It is presumed that the Sapta Rishis (Seven Sages)--Agasthya, Kausika, Vyasa, Bohar, Brigu, Vasishtha and Valmiki had outlined the lives of each person on palm leaves through their Yogic and intuitive Powers. The ancient sages has written theses calculations in Sanskrit, which were later translated in Tamil.

The Tamil Nadi literature is written on palm leaves in the language of Vatta Ezhuthu (an ancient dialect of Tamil), with the aid of a sharp instrument known as Ezhuthani. The language is poetic and can be interpreted correctly only by the Nadi experts. This knowledge is kept sacred and is handed down from generations to generations, purposely excluding any public disclosure. Although Nadi readers and leaves are scattered all over India, most of them are centered in Tamil Nadu. That is the reason Nadi shastra is often referred as the most prominent branch in Tamil Astrology.

The primary center for Nadi Shastra is in Vaitheeswarankoli, near Chidambaram in Tamil Nadu, a state in South India. Here Lord Shiva is said to have assumed the role of a 'Vaidhya' or doctor, who alleviated the miseries of his devotees.

Nadi reading is not prejudiced to any caste, region, or nationality. All human beings have their destiny recorded and preserved. Due to manhandling of the leaves, certain leaves are considered to be damaged or lost. And there are certain leaves that are scattered. That is, a leaf corresponding to one person may not be available to one particular Nadi reader, and might be there with the other reader somewhere else in India. Still, many people are the first hand experience holder of the humbling experience in which they encounter the details pertaining to their lives on a mere leaf meant for them ever since thousands of years ago.

I am sure MR would have had his nadi read:))

http://www.lankanewspapers.com/news/2008/12/36500_space.html

The ancient sages has written theses calculations in Sanskrit, which were later translated in Tamil.

I think the Indian government tell these foreign journalists not to mention the word Tamil Nadu in their documentaries

The ancient sages has written theses calculations in Sanskrit, which were later translated in Tamil.