Case Study: The Curious Case of the Stolen Jewellery—And The Surprising Culprit!
One evening, Lucy, a client of mine, contacted me in a state of panic. Her jewelry had been stolen from her own house during a family gathering!
And we’re not talking about just a ring or two—her precious jewelry, some important papers, and a bit of cash, all gone!
Let me show you how a simple question led to uncovering a shocking betrayal, thanks to Prashna Kundali...
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Lucy was in deep distress and thinking how to get stolen jewellery back. Because the theft happened during a family gathering, of all times. Everyone she knows and loves was there. Close friends, relatives, guests.
And there was a garden renovation going on that week, so the laborers were working in and out of the house during the day. (You can imagine the chaos and the prime opportunity for a sneaky thief.)
Naturally, Lucy suspected the renovation workers. After all, they had access to the house during the day, and what better time to slip something into their pockets than while hammering away in the garden?
But wait… the story was far from straightforward.
Step One: Prashna Kundali aka Horary Chart To The Rescue
When a personal birth charts aren’t available, Prashna Kundali steps in like the astrological superhero it is.
So based on the moment Lucy asked her question, I created her chart. And as I started to analyze it, things got interesting—real quick.
First, I zoned in on the 2nd house—the house of wealth, jewelry, and valuables. That’s where we look when things like jewellery and cash and possessions get lost or stolen.
Lucy’s chart showed the 2nd house under the influence of Mercury, a planet associated with communication, but when Mercury gets tricky, it often represents deceit and trickery.
Next, I checked the 4th house, representing the home, and the 12th house, which signifies losses and theft.
What really caught my eye was the activity in the 7th house—the house of guests and people who visit your home. Venus was sitting there in a challenging aspect, which immediately made me think, "Could one of the guests be involved?"
But there’s more—Mars was transiting the 4th house. Mars, the planet of aggression and action, often points to quick, impulsive acts.
This pointed to someone taking advantage of a chaotic situation. The fact that this transit was happening in the house representing the home? Well, this was clearly an inside job!
Lucy had been convinced that one of the renovation workers had stolen her things. After all, it made sense—they had access to the house while everyone else was distracted. But the stars told a different story.
Nakshatras and the Thief’s Identity
The nakshatra influencing the 7th house was Ashlesha, the serpent nakshatra. Serpents in astrology are all about cunning, secrecy, and manipulation.
At that moment, I knew it wasn’t the workers. No, this was someone close, someone sneaky, someone who could charm their way through the situation and blend into the background unnoticed.
Ashlesha nakshatra often indicates a person who is crafty, someone who knows how to talk their way out of tricky situations.
The fact that this nakshatra was active in the house of guests? I was almost sure that the culprit wasn’t some random worker—it had to be one of the guests!
The Moment of Revelation
As I dug deeper, I noticed, Ketu—the planet of hidden things and karmic debt—was transiting through the 2nd house of valuables.
Ketu’s influence often points to confusion and illusion, but it also has a way of bringing the truth out in the most unexpected ways.
And guess where Ketu was placed?
Right in the nakshatra of Swati—a nakshatra known for social circles, friends, and graceful appearances.
It became crystal clear: the thief wasn’t a worker at all. It was someone in Lucy’s inner circle, someone she trusted!
I told Lucy, “Lucy, the culprit isn’t who you think. It’s not a worker. It’s a woman. A lady friend, actually. Someone who attended the gathering.”
She was shocked.
The 7th house (guests), Venus (feminine energy), and the nakshatras were all pointing to the same conclusion: this wasn’t some random worker who stole the jewelry. It was a woman, someone close.
Confronting The Culprit
Lucy wasn’t completely convinced—yet.
She still felt that the workers were the most likely suspects. But I pressed on, reminding her that Venus in a malefic placement in the 7th house rarely lies. There was a betrayal by a female friend.
As the days passed, Lucy started to think back on her interactions with her guests. And guess what?
One lady friend had been acting a little too curious about the jewelry that evening, asking to see the items and even complimenting them a bit too much.
Lucy decided to take action. She privately confronted her friend, and after some pressure (and a lot of awkward pauses), the truth came out.
Her friend had indeed taken the jewelry during the gathering! She had slipped it into her bag while everyone was distracted, planning to return it after the heat died down.
The Stars Don’t Lie
So, what can we learn from this story?
First of all, the Prashna Kundali is an incredibly powerful tool for solving real-world mysteries.
It helps us uncover not just the facts but the truth behind situations. Lucy’s case was a prime example of how astrology can see what we often overlook.
While the world was busy pointing fingers at the workers, the stars were busy pointing their fingers at the real culprit—one of Lucy’s trusted friends.
In the end, the stars guided Lucy to the truth. And while she lost trust in a friend, she gained a deeper appreciation for the mysterious and accurate wisdom of astrology.
So, next time something valuable goes missing, or you're unsure of who might be working against you, remember: the stars are always watching, and they have the answers if you know where to look.
Losing valuables—whether it’s jewelry, cash, or important papers—bring immense frustration and fear. It’s more than just a loss of material things; it’s a breach of trust or a feeling of helplessness.
Don’t wait until the situation gets out of control.
If you've lost any expensive jewellery, documents, items, or anything, email right now.
Your peace of mind is priceless—why take a chance?
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