ayanamsa - my preference

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Tanvir

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Thursday, October 23, 2003 12:29 AM

Re: [GJ] Transits, Dashas etc.

 

 

based on my very close observation i find lahiri to be very accurate and

reliable. all my PDs match exactly when i use lahiri and change my birth time 3

mins away which is very logical.

 

in general, if u are sensitive enough you will see / observe / notice a

major/minor change in the flow of events + ur feelings very soon after a PD

changes. i always can feel this and the changes of events are feelable, too. all

my PDs and ADs seem to start about 15/20 days before than what 12.30 AM birth

time suggests, so i change it to 12.33 AM. lahiri is very much reliable and

astronomical truth, u can rely on it.

 

best wishes,

tanvir

 

 

 

What can not happen, can never happen.

Which is mine, is forever mine.

 

Tanvir Chowdhury

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VInay K

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Monday, October 20, 2003 4:50 PM

[GJ] Transits, Dashas etc.

 

 

Hi Tanvir,

I perfectly agree with your views on the importance of Dashas over Transits -

In a nutshell transits should be used but within the Dasha. Dashas have the

upper hand and transits can only clinch the prediction. But problems arise in

the area of the debatable Ayanamsha. Which Ayanamsha is the best and most

superior? For example when it comes to interpretation of the AD & PD it can

change depending on the Ayanamsha used. Lahiri and Raman's Ayanamsha differ

widely and invariably casue a change in AD & PD starting and ending periods. So

which one to rely on? I personally prefer to stick to Lahiri......

 

Just my thoughts....

Regards,

Vinay