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As per Eastern Vedic astrology belief, our arrival here on earth as a baby from mother’s womb till our last breath is predetermined by the Almighty, we have to follow that track, whether we like or not; this means we can’t change our prefixed time of birth or death. As a registered astrologer, my past experience of 27 years also says, ‘one can’t change the time of birth or death’. I read in some news that, people these days, consult a qualified astrologer to select the most auspicious time of birth for the baby, get operated via cesarean cross-section delivery (The delivery of a fetus by surgical incision through the abdominal wall and uterus ;from the belief that Julius Caesar was born that way), to get a luckiest baby. Anyway, for a trial I admitted my 2nd daughter in law, Subhee’s mom, in the best private hospital of the city (the expected date of delivery was 10th September plus/minus 10 days). She was admitted on Monday, September 12th 2011 at 2.30pm. On this Full Moon day, the Full Moon takes place in calm and gentle Pisces, and there are aspects as well to Jupiter from the Sun, Moon and Mercury, plus a spiritual quintile from Jupiter to the ruler of Pisces, namely Neptune. I requested the team of doctors to operate so that the baby’s time of birth can be any time between 6.30pm to 8.30pm, the chief gynecologist smiled, said Prof , fix up an ‘exact moment’, we will do it. So I told them, it should be 7.15pm precise, well it was a challenge. I was sitting on a cough outside the operating theater; at 7.30 I rang the doctor to know the status, she said, Sorry Sir, we are operating on another, it was an emergency case. Lastly at 8.16pm, my daughter in law gave birth to a baby boy, the mother and baby are healthy, and they will be to back home on 15th only. [b]So, this boy was destined to be born at 8.16pm, how can the doctor show him the new world at 7.15pm? I announced birth of this boy over phone to some of my friends in India and abroad. Please share your views and comment on this story of mine.[/b] Thanks in advance. Professor ‘Bhuwan’. . 13/9/2011