Chart of Hanuman (incomplete)

[Guest guest]

Dear friend,

According to reliable sources, the following can be found

wrt birth of Hanuman:

1.Hanuman was born on chaitra aShTamI on a Tuesday(North Indian

belief).

This does not clarify whether it is shukla or krishna

paksha of the month chaitra and these two possibilities

indicate two probable position for Chandra - ARIDRA in

bright half and MOOLA in the dark half of the month.

 

2.Hanuman was born on margashira krishna trayodashI(South India).

This is clear cut wrt tithi - dark 13th day of the month

margashira and nakshatra as Anuradha/JyeShTha/Moola the

corresponding star. This view seems to believe in Moola;

This was perhaps the end of 13th day since at Amavasya,

Surya would be in PoorvashaDha and Chandra in MOOLA then

would result in 14th dark and amavasya day.

 

3.Hanuman was born on amavasya of margashira(Dravidian view).

This looks to be fairly better than case #2 giving MOOLA

as the birth star precisely.

 

4.Hanuman was born on chaitra poornima day(Vaishnava view)

This, is clear wrt star - SWATI, rarely the end of CHITTA

 

Now let us analyse the reason behind the 4 possible stars ie

Aridra, Swati, JyeShTha and Moola, keeping aside the rarer

possibilities of Chitta, Anuradha or PoorvaShaDha.

 

Aridra - lord of which is Rudra, is a valid janma taara for

Hanuman, who was believed to be born from 'Rudramsha'.

 

Swati - lord of which is VAAYU, is much stronger candidate

for the janmataara of Vaayuputra the son of Wind God!

 

JyeShTha - whose lord is Indra, is a weaker candidate and

might be a valid star due to his strength equal to Indra.

It may also be due to Vajra-deha of Hanuman whose name

'Hanumaan'(One with swollen cheeks) is due to Indra's

Vajra-strike on his face.

 

Moola - The star indicated in 3 out of 4 cases.

- The star of the Origin or the seat of Brahma, is the

valid star for Hanuman who is believed to be the

SECOND BRAHMA.

- Hanuman had early separation from parents, which is

an indication of Moola.

- Thirdly, Dhanu Rashi is the 6th(Servant) from Rama's

Kataka Rashi and is well related.

- The first Drekkana of Dhanu corresponding to Moola is

well described for its 'speed' and 'ear rings', which

beautifully suit with Hanuman's speed and ear-rings.

(seen only by Rama, at their first meet - Ramayana)

 

A SPECIAL POINT:

As soon as he was born, Hanuman, jumped to sky to

swallow the Sun himself mistaking for a fruit. This

incident, along with other factors, seems to describe

a solar eclipse on that day, astronomically. The story

is - Indra hit Hanuman on his mouth with Vajra when

Hanuman tried to swallow the Sun and got the Sun free.

ie Kethu(lord of Moola) tried to capture the Sun and

gave up in presence of Indra(lord of JyeShTha)!!!

To me, it looks like a wonderful explanation of

a partial solar eclipse in Moola, which is next to

JyeShTha. The month was margashira and the day MUST

have been Amavasya for Surya-GrahaNa by Kethu.This

strengthens MOOLA to be his janmataara!! And

margashira

Amavasya as his birthday. As the time was at Sun rise,

Lagna would be Dhanu, without doubt with Ravi, Chandra

Kethu there!

 

Though incomplete, hope you get a glimpse of a part of the

chart of Hanuman!

 

yours humbly,

KAD

 

 

 

 

, "hari" <moonlight_180>

wrote:

> , "hari"

<moonlight_180>

> wrote:

> > Hello,

> >

> > Does anyone who have analized the lord hanuman chart.

> > I want to see the chart.lord hanuman is know to 'chiranjeevi'(no

> death).

> > I want to see how the chart looks.I saw lord rama chart but not

lord

> > hanuman.

> >

> > Regards,

> > Hari.

[Guest guest]

Kadrudra ji,

 

Your explanation of Hanuman's birth is excellent!

 

Have you studied astrology with reference to the Mahabharata? I

have heard of some inconsistencies, etc, from some scholars.

Unfortunately, I have not studied them myself. If you have done

so, it would be most helpful if you could share it.

 

 

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Author, Sherlock Holmes: Solutions from the Sussex Downs

Editor, The Partial Art of Detection

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