Mathematical Foundation of Destiny and its Application in Predicting Death Dates of Parallel Mates

Rohan Hindocha¹

Section:Research Paper, Product Type: Journal-Paper
Vol.10 , Issue.2 , pp.31-40, Apr-2022

Online published on Apr 30, 2022

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Abstract :
The world has always been searching for answers concerning God and Destiny. This hypothesis, established on the basis of mathematical experimentation, discovers a pattern from the birth and death dates of persons living a parallel life (two persons having common life incidents). Further through logical analysis it proves that God and Destiny exist and through mathematical equations and assumptions develops an algorithm to find the death dates of people living a parallel life. The mathematical pattern has been discovered using the birth and death dates of the two great Presidents of the USA, Abraham Lincoln and John F. Kennedy, who have very similar life incidents. The pattern obtained has been verified by another pair of persons, namely Mary Ashford and Barbara Forrest, who were born and dead at an interval of exactly 157 years on the same dates, and were murdered in the same way and at the same place.

Key-Words / Index Term :
Parallel life, Destiny, Prediction, Mathematical, Experimentation

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