Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Bejan Daruwalla (name translation from Hindi : dead bootlegger), born 11 July 1931, [1] is a popular Indian astrology columnist. He has also served as a professor of English in Ahmedabad. Despite being of Parsi heritage, he is known to be an ardent follower of Shri Ganesh. His astrological techniques combines Indian and Western Astrology, I-Ching, Tarot reading, the Kabalah and Palmistry.Bejan Daruwalla launched his astrology website on 25 April 2003 at the Taj Mahal Hotel in Mumbai. This marked the launch of personalised services by Bejan Daruwalla and his team of astrologer on the internet.He sums up his general approach and technique of making predictions like this, \"First of all, if the person is there I look at him and get vibrations. Second, the time the person comes is important. Thirdly, what type of day is it? Good, bad or indifferent? Fourth, lines on the palm. Fifth, the Indian horoscope and lastly, the western horoscope. So all this goes into a computer called the brain. And after that I look at Ganesha and make a prediction.\""@en }
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- Bejan_Daruwalla abstract "Bejan Daruwalla (name translation from Hindi : dead bootlegger), born 11 July 1931, [1] is a popular Indian astrology columnist. He has also served as a professor of English in Ahmedabad. Despite being of Parsi heritage, he is known to be an ardent follower of Shri Ganesh. His astrological techniques combines Indian and Western Astrology, I-Ching, Tarot reading, the Kabalah and Palmistry.Bejan Daruwalla launched his astrology website on 25 April 2003 at the Taj Mahal Hotel in Mumbai. This marked the launch of personalised services by Bejan Daruwalla and his team of astrologer on the internet.He sums up his general approach and technique of making predictions like this, \"First of all, if the person is there I look at him and get vibrations. Second, the time the person comes is important. Thirdly, what type of day is it? Good, bad or indifferent? Fourth, lines on the palm. Fifth, the Indian horoscope and lastly, the western horoscope. So all this goes into a computer called the brain. And after that I look at Ganesha and make a prediction.\"".