Thoughts on Recent Earthquakes | Russia & Myanmar | Abhigya Anand

Jai Shri Krishna, Jai Shri Ramachandra, Jai Shri Lakshmi Narasimha, Om Namah Shivaya. Since I last posted a video on YouTube, which was on the 1st of March 2025, this year, I had discussed the high chances of a major earthquake that was to occur imminently after I posted the video, which was particularly in around the 2nd to 3rd week of March or towards the end of March, and another time frame that was also given additionally was August particularly, August to October of this year. And ever since posting that particular video, we have seen that there has been a major earthquake rather in two different zones of the world already, one of which is Myanmar, where we saw a major earthquake recently, and which was about 500 to 800 kilometers off from where I expected it to happen initially, but it happened approximately a week plus or minus from where I expected it to happen astrologically, and about 500 to 800 kilometers away from where I expected it to happen. And additionally, I gave two other zones as well, of which an earthquake has happened in one of the other zones, which was the Kamchatka region of Russia two days back. And a lot of people in comments as well as emails have requested me to explain the astrological reasoning behind this, and what exactly might have resulted in such an earthquake happening. Of course, we already know why earthquakes happen scientifically, but astrologically as well, there is a hypothesis behind some of these predictions. Scientifically speaking, it's extremely difficult to associate logically any earthquake with any planetary position. It's almost impossible to explain it with the current tools we have. But we have to be open enough to accept the possibility that we might not have information available, or our current scientific apparatus might not be enough to possibly study the kind of things we are looking at through astrology or jyotisha at the moment. It might take modern science a couple hundred years at least to properly understand what our sages had fathomed in their deep meditative states. And hence, not much can be said about how exactly planets affect situations on the ground here on Earth. But yes, it is clear that there is a significant connection between planetary events and major seismic disasters. I studied this for a significant amount of time, and I don't think I am even remotely close to anything that can be called perfection. In fact, I'm far from that, and that is visible in my work when you look at YouTube. My predictions were off by a week, and they were off by 400 kilometers. But the fact is, you can predict, in fact, you can predict such things if you have the grit and determination that's necessary to go through tons of data. And a few other people with similar grit and determination have fortunately joined us, of which I will discuss towards the end of this video. And yes, astrologically, there are a few things that made me very deeply interested in it. One was the intuition that was constantly, you know, asking me to research the subject. And number two, it was the data that kept on supporting my intuition thoroughly, and that was the reason why I felt I should speak about this. So, first of all, it was the earthquake in itself, the Myanmar earthquake that took place recently. One thing that we have noticed amongst several earthquakes, rather, is the, you know, the way the patterns keep on repeating. For example, if you look at several earthquakes that I have looked at so far, I will, of course, not bore you with the details in today's video. You would have four significant combinations repeating in several of these earthquakes. You would have one, the superior planets, which are Jupiter, Mars, and Saturn, which are outside of the Earth, you know, behind the Earth in the solar system, the belt of the grahas. So, Jupiter, Mars, and Saturn most likely are in kendras to each other. That's at an approximate 90 degrees from each other, plus or minus 15 degrees, or about 180 degrees from each other, plus or minus 15 degrees, and about 270 degrees from each other, plus or minus 15 degrees. So, this is how the grahas are kind of posited most of the times. One of these, you know, two combinations is active. And number two, the earthquakes tend to occur, as we've seen, either very close to the full moon or the new moon, or they tend to occur around the krishnatrayodashis. Most of the earthquakes above a magnitude of eight have occurred around the krishnatrayodashis, basically. And we, in our Bharatiya Samskriti, and our Sanatana Parampara, very well know the trayodashis as being the playground of Nataraja in cosmic time. And it is not, it would not be a very big surprise, but the data indeed was very interesting to look at, and enlightening, if I may say. So, looking at the data, of course, encouraged me to make such a prediction about March 2025. I was not so rather very accurate about the recent one that occurred. But in my interview to the Russian television earlier, I had pointed out the Kamchatka Peninsula as one of the areas where an earthquake could occur. Of course, at that stage of research, which was very nascent, I wasn't very sure about where exactly the earthquake could occur. So, I gave a couple of other locations as well, but stressed on these parts of Russia. And the time frame that I of course, our viewers can go back to this video to look at it, was March to September of 2025. And I still believe that the potency unleashed by these grahals during this time frame is not yet over. I still believe there's a very strong chance of another seismic event taking place before this year winds up. And my research has now, however, shifted towards a newer and rather very interesting subject, which is that of cyclones. And I have been studying different cyclones, some of the deadliest and most powerful ones over the last few months. And it is just fascinating to, you know, go through each one of these major events, while they are indeed unfortunate and have killed people in the tens of thousands and sometimes even in the hundreds of thousands. They are very fascinating from a standpoint of research. And each one of them has its own peculiarities in terms of the placements of the grahals and where exactly they were placed when the events took place. Especially when you look at Saturn and the Sun, right? When you look at the solar positions, you automatically understand where the Earth was placed from a heliocentric standpoint. And when you look at Saturn, the Sun and the Earth, you can just see how each of these cyclones had something or the other to do with either Saturn or the Sun and the Earth. And most often, it was all the three elements coming together in a peculiar fashion. Again, how exactly this impacts the Earth, the scientific, you know, pathway of impact is unknown at the moment. But I can very surely say that I feel there is something to do with Saturn and Sun here. Now, when we look at Typhoon Mina, which killed indirectly through a dam failure over 300,000 people in China, you'd look at Saturn and Sun, which are again, very, very, the connection between the two is very clear, that too in Katakarashi. And next we have Saturn and Sun in one of the other very deadly cyclones, the 1864 Kolkata cyclone, which are again, very close to each other. And again, you have the same pattern repeating, you have Sun at 27 degrees, Saturn at 26 degrees, opposite to each other precisely in the 1970 Bhola cyclone. And, you know, you have a similar combination in the Bangladesh super cyclone in 1991. Then when you look at, you know, Hurricane Katrina, you have Saturn, Sun and Jupiter all lined up, you know, straight from a geocentric standpoint, and so on and so forth. Some of the time data on the, you know, charts that you're seeing on the screen might not be very accurate, but the dates, I suppose, are accurate. You have Saturn and Sun again in Typhoon Haiyan, which struck Philippines, again very close to each other. So you'd see this pattern repeating throughout, and there must be something that connects all of them. Of course, it's, the research is at very nascent stages at this moment, and I will definitely update you on this. But somehow through intuition, I do feel that 2025 would see a major cyclone, and if not 2025, at least 2026. And we must warn certain zones of a potential cyclone event during this time frame. When I say a cyclone, of course, the naysayers would be up in arms saying that cyclones occur every other year, don't they? But I would like to counter that saying big cyclones do not occur every other year. There is categorization in statistics. You have categories, and some are of very high intensity, and they don't occur every other year. For example, when I predicted the present Myanmar earthquake in 2025 March, of course, a lot of people did recognize how accurate it was. I still see room for improvement, but we had a bunch of naysayers, I do thank them for their encouragement, who pointed out that earthquakes happen every other year. But I'd like to point out again, that big earthquakes that kill a lot of people and cause a lot of damage of great intensity do not happen continuously. For example, in 2024, the entire year, we did not see much dangerous seismic activity, and we did not see a large-scale deadly event which killed people in the thousands. So these sorts of events do not happen very regularly. They are few and far in between, and we need to study their impact on human life if we have to do something good for humanity. And I always endeavor to do something. I understand my contributions might not be much, but I do endeavor to be able to figure out what could happen next, and especially in terms of cyclones. So this is the focal point of research at the moment, and I just wanted to share a sneak peek on some of the research I was doing so far. And I hope if any interested person is watching this video, I do welcome you to research this in further detail. So this is about earthquakes, cyclones, and disasters, something that is very important for us to study further in detail.