Recently in My Advice Category

Just when I was waiting for a negative feedback - so that nature's balance remains intact! Well I am happy about the consistency about right predictions though!

Dear Mr. Kennedi

Your prediction about my timing of marriage is completely out of track. You prediction was start of January 2010 before that u simply said not possible. But My marriage happened in June 2009. Where as using the same details a local astrologer predicted correctly. So I am not satisfied with your prediction.

Thanks and Regards

Raja Ghosh

Here are 'opinions' of couple of people who took 'ALL' the trouble to react to my last blog immediately!

Hi Kenni,

I have been an avid reader of your blogs for the past 2 1/2 years. I was seeking a goal and needed (re)affirmation and was all prepared to hear what I have beenwanting to hear when I consulted you. And then I stood  totally flabbergasted in front of the naked truth you revealed without bothering about what the client (I) might feel or think, unlike most astrologers existing today.

"Kennedi is a very warm and empathetic person whose friendship and fundas on life I value. I will never forget the day he came to pick me up at Chennai railway station at 5 am, in his typical barefoot style and broad smile. We have our difference of opinion on many subjects but I respect his views and feel 'is bande mein kuch to hai'."

 - Rashmi Bansal (author of Stay Hungry, Stay Foolish and Connect the Dots....)

Both these people exist as proficient healers for the last 25 years. One is a MBBS doctor and the other follows the Unani method of curative. Both are adept at knowing health patterns, and both are experts in curing people. Both of them started their careers primarily to help people. And to serve human beings was the only aim they had in life. Money was ALWAYS secondary to them when they started their career. But what did life teach them in the process?

Not everyone likes cricket. And there are many who with time have understood the futility of watching a cricket match - one of them being me. Rest of the Indians are those who think they cannot be called a patriot if they don't love cricket! For a while keep the game of 'cricket' aside and go through this wonderful article -which talks more about the formula for success than the game!

My friend got his driving license after a lot of effort and after going through immense training. In fact he failed a couple of times in the tests and had to come all over again. With this introduction I am sure the reader has already understood that I am not talking about India. In India, to my knowledge none has ever failed in a driving test, and even if you fail, you can pay the brake inspector and go home with a valid license.

The easiest way to live life is to get educated using parents money and get employed wherever you get a job and be happy about it. The lesser you are subjected to struggles, the more the possibility that you will live and die a mediocre. But the moment you aspire to make it really big in life remember you should be completely ready to get fucked royally by all - and the irony is, there is no 100 per cent guarantee that you will make it BIG!

There is a beautiful Indian philosophy which says, 'when the disciple is ready, the master appears.' It doesn't mean that an enlightened master from the Himalayas will walk into your life someday and accept you as a disciple to show you the path. It means that once you become an 'ideal' disciple then the whole world will look like your master! The readiness of the disciple is what is to be understood here more than the availability of the master.