Nadi Leaf Reading

! Important Information Before
You Have Your Nadi Leaf Identification Reading !

This phase is very important as it identifies your leaf. The Nadi Reader looks for key elements to match such as the sounds of your name and the names of your parents and verification of certain astrological details at your birth.

The Nadi reader will ask many questions and your answers should only be “yes” or “no”. If asked if you have 3 brothers, do not say “no I have 4 brothers” and you should not even say “I do not have any brothers”. Never, ever volunteer any information. Only give “yes” or “no” and that is all.

The Identification stage of your Nadi Reading is over once your leaf has been identified using the keys and then begins the process of translating your leaf.

The Science of Thumb Prints

Your thumb impression is important because it is unique. Nadi Astrology uses your thumb impression to predict your destiny. That is one difference in Nadi Astrology that sets it apart from traditional astrology that requires you to give your birth details. There are said to be 108 classifications of human thumb prints and from there your unique prints are detailed down to find your soul grouping or bundle that contains anywhere from 20 to 25 individuals leaves. Then the Nadi Reader uses the sounds inscribed on the leaves to hone in on your exact leaf.

The Science of Sounds

There are certain key details that must be confirmed in identifying your leaf. Of these keys, the sound of your name and parents name must match the sounds on the leaf. Your Karma Follows You Through Sounds so this is a fool proof way of identification. The names are revealed quite miraculously. No matter if you have an African, Western, Japanese or Chinese name, your name will appear in this ancient leaf. Dr. Baskaran Pillai, Astroved’s founder, has researched Nadi for decades. He states that “karma” or the continuance of cause and effect from one birth to another is done through sounds. The Nadi can accurately identify your name because it identifies the sounds, in terms of syllables, that create your modern day identity and karma. Below is a chart of the primary sound groupings used in the Nadi. The ancient Tamil language does not use many modern day letters, so some names such as “George” would be identified as “Jo ir ij”. Below are some names from cultures around the world along with the corresponding ancient syllable sounds from the Nadi.