The Book of Power. Mundane Vedic Astrology. Tatiana Kalinina
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one that requires not only extensive work from the astrologer but also deep knowledge, patience, and careful analysis of historical data.
Most often, a country’s astrological chart is based on key historical moments, such as:
– the enactment of the constitution;
– the proclamation of independence;
– the signing of a secession treaty;
– the declaration of sovereignty;
– a referendum on independence;
– a military coup.
Each of these charts offers a different perspective on the nation’s fate. I often receive messages from viewers of my YouTube channel saying that my version of a country’s chart does not match theirs.
However, it is completely normal for a country to have multiple valid birth charts. Just as a doctor uses different methods to treat the same illness, an astrologer considers various charts for a more accurate and complete analysis.
There is no reason to be bothered by the fact that different astrologers use different natal charts. In practice, if they apply the effective and proven techniques, they will reach the same conclusions – often predicting similar dates for key events.
Humanity has developed methods that serve like windows into a higher informational space – something beyond our physical world. You could even call it the Matrix. No matter which window you look through, the information is there – you just need the right approach to access it.
Even an inaccurate natal chart is not a problem for a skilled astrologer. They will still reach the right conclusion… Especially if their own chart is aligned with a favorable period.
However, we need to have reliable astrological charts to get consistent results in forecasting.
Finding the date of a major milestone for a country is not the hardest thing to do, while pinpointing the exact time of the event is an astrologer’s eternal challenge.
There is often little publicly available data on the exact time of key moments, such as signing a constitution, peace treaty, or withdrawal agreement.
Now I want to share how I found the date of the signing of the Declaration of the Belarusian Soviet Socialist Republic’s separation from the Soviet Union. Here is the last page of the document:
Declarations of the BSSR’s separation from the Soviet Union
More often than not, an astrologer has to play detective, searching for traces of the event to determine its exact timing.
When researching the signing of the Declaration on the BSSR’s secession from the Soviet Union, I sifted through archives, cross-checked Supreme Soviet session times, and looked into who signed the document and whether any biographical records contained relevant details.
At last I was lucky to find the exact time, it was 8:08 p.m. But a few years later, that information vanished from public records.
Sometimes, as an astrologer, I can not help but smile at the luck when signatories record the exact time of signing historical documents.
For example, the natal chart of Georgia in my collection is reliable because the signatories of the Act of Restoration of Independence recorded the time – 12:30 – on the document.
Act of Restoration of the State Independence of Georgia
But such cases are rare. Usually the search for an astrological chart is much more agonising and longer, and the effectiveness of it can only be appreciated after a few years.
I have noticed that in socially developed countries, legislation tends to be more precise when it comes to time. Lawmakers passing significant state decisions often make an effort to document the exact time of passage, and these records are well preserved.
The lower the level of social development, the more hidden gaps there are – details that remain impossible to trace. The exact time of when the coup took place remained unclear because there was only the date recorded.
When did the government sign the new constitution? No one knows.
Authoritarian regimes and dictatorships are prone to this. In contrast, democratic nations make information about government decisions and political leaders publicly available. In Western countries, for example, the birth dates of almost every major politician can be easily found on the Internet.
When it comes to the Arab world, the East, and the former CIS, even finding the birth date of a leader can be barely possible. The publicly known birth dates of leaders are routinely altered under various pretexts, especially when the regime starts tightening control. Sometimes, even the year of birth is changed – as in the case of Fidel Castro, who claimed to have been born a year earlier than officially documented.
The biographies of rulers are rewritten, emasculated, personal details are not disclosed, making their fate almost impenetrable for an astrologer. How can you reconstruct the time of birth when you know nothing about the person except the rewritten biography?
Alexander Lukashenko’s birth date has also been changed, and Vladimir Putin is suspected of altering not just his date of birth, but his year of birth as well. However, I do not subscribe to this theory – I find Putin’s birth chart to be entirely functional based on the official date.
By the way, I once encountered an interesting case related to this issue – an astrological chart of Belarus, based on the date of signing the Declaration of State Sovereignty of the BSSR.
On August 5, 1991, during an extraordinary session, the Supreme Soviet of the BSSR adopted a document declaring the state sovereignty, political independence, and economic viability of the Belarusian SSR.
For years, open sources recorded this event with a note along these lines: “The Council members deliberated for an unusually long time, leading to the signing of the document at an unprecedented late hour – 8:08 p.m.” This note remained publicly available until around 2020, but somewhere around 2020—2021, it had mysteriously disappeared. It seems that even in the former CIS, governments have started recognizing the significance of such data.
Knowing the exact data of the formation of the state, we can determine the dates of the beginning of war, political upheavals and much more. Professional astrology is useful to rulers and nations because it provides additional data that cannot be obtained by other methods.
The astrological version of the development of events in the country can be verified by intelligence or additional expert analysis in the direction of the version shown by the chart. Unfortunately, the public tends to have unrealistic expectations of astrology, expecting it to be 100% accurate.
Meanwhile, political scientists, analysts, and even intelligence agencies frequently make incorrect predictions – yet their methods are refined, improved, and passed down to new generations to make them more effective. The same approach should be applied to Mundane Astrology. It should be used for the benefit of one’s country and forecasting techniques should be improved from generation to generation.
Of course, astrology has always attracted frauds and impostors, and it always will. Who do I consider a charlatan? Someone who works without a clear method, without analysis, and without verification.
A professional astrologer works with a structured methodology, tracks their successes, analyzes mistakes, and continuously refines their approach. This is the foundation of progress in any field – including astrology. There is no such thing as complete accuracy in any field of knowledge, yet we continue to develop and refine our understanding.
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