Dr.D, Some families in India consult a jyotishi to determine when is the best time for birth to give the child a favorable birth time. When the birth time is determined, then the mothers undergo the C-section operation. According to jyotish principles, the birth time occurs when the baby takes the first breath outside of the mother's womb.
Personally, I was consulted to determine the birth time delivery for a baby. I used a technique called "nimittas", which refers to good omens. When I was pondering this question, I witnessed a baptism in church of a child who was christened, "Adam". So, I chose this name as the basis of determining my client's child. The syllable "A" refers to the 4th quarter of the nakshatra of Krittika. So, it was only a matter of determining the date and time when the Moon will transit this sector. The client agreed and the baby was delivered by C-section. He chose to call his male child, "Aditi", meaning the Sun in Hindu mythology. JR --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, doctordumbass@... <no_reply@...> wrote: > > I am curious what the people interested in astrology have heard about this. > The reason being is that my daughter was born via C-section, and so the time > of her birth was essentially chosen by me, according to when I could get away > from work. > > The doctor told us when she was ready to be born, and I set the time at 11 AM > that day, due to strictly practical considerations. There was enough of a > window there, though, that I could have manipulated her Ascendant, had I > wanted to (turned out to be Scorpio). >
