It 2 am Time of birth and its importance

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 Birth time and its importance in astrology

Predictions play is one of the many functions in astrology. The time of birth of a native is of vital importance to make various calculations and predictions. Every astrologer will take the placement of planets, dasa and antar dasa based on the time and place of birth. While Indian astrologers make predictions based on the movement of moon, Western astrologers consider the Sun. The Sun moves from one house to another every two hours. A lord rules each of the house who will impact the native. Let us examine the characteristics of natives born at different times in a 24 hours span.

From Mid night 12 to 2am

The important character is that you will evince more importance to know some thing more. You want to learn more. Mercury rules the third house. You will have a sharp mind and likes to be a good critic. You wish to know the news around you as well as foreign lands. Natives born during this period will have good friends circle.

From 2am to 4am

You will evince more interest on material items. You likes to have good food. You are under the influence of Venus. You want to live happily. You like to enjoy life with all material benefits. You wish to live in high bungalows, travels on cars. You will not bother how the money comes to you, from where the money comes. You will purchase any item that looks good to your eyes. For earning money, you prefer to work even in the night times also.

From 4am to 6am

Your aim and character is that you want to be the first in all aspects. You are ruled by Mars. Leadership qualities are more in you. You will succeed as a successful leader. Majority of the natives will be in uniformed forces like commanders, higher officials etc., You will dictate terms and will control others. You will be a person of strait forward nature. You will not deceive anybody. You are most trustworthy and work with utmost sincerity.

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