Speaking of experience with Astrology, I had a friend who was told by a very famous astrologer (blind-astrologer who lived and worked near Pashupatinath) that he would like unilt 85, he died when he was 25. The astrological predictions and the occurrence of events are merely coincidence. From what I read about Sitara's experience with an astrologer's predications, I wonder what was the use of his warning ( not to drive) if he was sure that Sitara would have an accident. Very often astrologers' give advice to their customers, like not to drive, not to go out of the house, or to carry out some kind of ritual to a particular god or goddess to avoid the bad happenings that they had just predicted. Doesn't following their advice contradict with their prediction? And when an astrological predication doesn't come true, could we just regard the entire predictions/reading as false? We could if we were to use proof by contradiction.