Guest guest Posted July 25, 2002 Report Share Posted July 25, 2002 - dear charanjit ji, ram ram! if not anyone else, i am delighted with this effort of yours. aap ko shat shat dhanyavaad!! only 1 minor request. you will find 10 maha vidya jayanti some where in those pages. if it is not a trouble can you post them too since there is so much noise about mahavidyas here these days..you can merely type them to whenever you have time, no hurries. thanks a ton again and may GOD bless you for your efforts. jai gurudev anu -- In , "ckumar99" <ckumar99> wrote: > Jay Gurudev > Dear Brothers and Sisters > > I have uploaded a scanned image of all the Savarth Siddhi Yogs, Guru > Pusya Yogs and other from 1 Aug 2002 to March 2003. It is in Hindi, > if any problem in reading let me know. > > Jay Gurudev > Charanjit Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 25, 2002 Report Share Posted July 25, 2002 in order to help those who are not in india appreciate the usefulnesses of the file uploaded by charanjit, i am reposting an article by me which appeared on sadhak on conversion of sarvaarth siddhi amrit siddhi yogs for places outside india--that includes all festivals too to be precise. Sarvarth siddhi, amrit siddhi, guru pushya yogs are formed by the combinations of certain nakshatras and week day or hindi tithi. Just like the zodiac is made of twelve signs, it is also made of 27 nakshatras. So each zodiac occupies approximately 2.25 nakshatras. Just like the planets move from one sign to the next, they also move form one nakshatra to the next. I give an example of a Guru Pushya Yog in India from 8.30 p.m. thursday to sunrise next, friday morning. GURU pushya starts the moment moon moves to Pushya nakshatra from Punarvasu. and it happens to be a thursday. In the Indian system thursday is supposed to start the moment sun rises on thursday morning. It remains a thursday till next day friday sunrise. Movement of planets from one nakshatra to the next is independent of the place on earth you view it from. Moon remains in a nakshtra for approximately 24 hrs. So if Guru pushya starts in India 8.30 p.m., in Brussels, Europe it is Guru pushya at 4.00 pm. (local time), in New York, U.S. it is GURU pushya already at 10.00 a.m. local time, and in Los Angeles, U.S. it is Guru pushya at 7.00 a.m. already (if sun has risen by then, else it starts at sunrise). Similarly sankranti is the time when sun moves from one rashi to the next,and that happens at a particular instant. Punya kaal of sankranti is 6 hrs before and after the exact moment should be taken accordingly. The same rule applies to tithis. i.e. the change of tithi is an instant independent of place on earth. So it is possible that it is dwitiya in India, and tritiya in US on 2nd of january. because the tithi for the day is the tithi at sunrise. There is usually a minor 15 to 20 minutes variation in this change from place to place which i do not fully understand, however taking local time conversions is a safe bet..... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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