CHHA PRASNA

Soothsaying is the investigation of the developments and relative places of heavenly questions as a methods for divining data about human issues and earthly occasions. Soothsaying has been dated to in any event the second thousand years BCE, and has its underlying foundations in calendrical frameworks used to anticipate regular moves and to translate heavenly cycles as indications of perfect correspondences. Many societies have connected significance to galactic occasions, and some –, for example, the Indians, Chinese, and Maya – created expound frameworks for anticipating earthbound occasions from divine perceptions. Western soothsaying, one of the most established prophetic frameworks still being used, can follow its foundations to nineteenth seventeenth century BCE Mesopotamia, from which it spread to Ancient Greece, Rome, the Arab world and in the end Central and Western Europe. Contemporary Western crystal gazing is frequently connected with frameworks of horoscopes that imply to clarify parts of a man's identity and anticipate noteworthy occasions in their lives in view of the places of heavenly items; the lion's share of expert stargazers depend on such frameworks.


All through a large portion of its history crystal gazing was viewed as an insightful custom and was basic in scholarly circles, frequently in close connection with stargazing, speculative chemistry, meteorology, and pharmaceutical. It was available in political circles, and is said in different works of writing, from Dante Alighieri and Geoffrey Chaucer to William Shakespeare, Lope de Vega and Calderón de la Barca.

With the onset of the logical upset crystal gazing was raised doubt about; it has been tested effectively both on hypothetical and trial grounds, and has been appeared to have no logical legitimacy or illustrative power. Crystal gazing along these lines lost its scholastic and hypothetical standing, and basic faith in it has generally declined. Soothsaying is currently perceived to be pseudoscience.