NADI ASTROLOGY

1. Nadi Astrology is an ancient form of astrology that originated in Tamil Nadu, India.

2. It is based on the belief that the lives of all humans past, present, and future were predicted thousands of years ago by enlightened sages known as Rishis.

3. These Rishis used their divine powers to write down the destiny of each person on palm leaves (called Nadi Olai in Tamil). The writings were done in an ancient Tamil script.

4. Over time, these palm leaves were preserved and later discovered in places like Vaitheeswaran Koil, which is now famous for Nadi readings.

5. When a person visits a Nadi reader, their thumb impression (right for men, left for women) is used to find the correct palm leaf. Once the leaf is identified, it reveals personal details such as:
Birth and family information
Career and education
Marriage and relationships
Health and financial situation
Future predictions and remedies

6. The belief is that these predictions were written thousands of years ago for the specific person who would come searching for them at the right time.

NADI PREDICTION

1. Nadi Prediction is a part of Nadi Astrology, where the details written by ancient sages (Rishis) are read and explained to a person in the present day.

2. Thousands of years ago, these saints had divine powers that allowed them to see the past, present, and future of people.

3. They wrote these predictions on palm leaves (Nadi Olai) in Tamil. Each leaf contains one person’s complete life story including:
Family and birth details
Education and career
Marriage and children
Health and financial status
Life challenges and remedies

4. When someone goes to a Nadi reader, their thumb impression is taken. Based on the pattern of the thumb lines, the astrologer searches the bundle of palm leaves to find the one that matches that person.

5. Once found, the reader interprets what the Rishi wrote — explaining what has already happened, what’s happening now, and what will happen in the future.

6. These predictions also include spiritual or practical remedies (pariharam) to solve life problems, like doing prayers, donations, or rituals.