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MESOPOTAMIAN ASTRONOMY, EPIC AND PURANIC MYTHS, INDIAN HISTORY AND CHRONOLOGY

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AN EPOCH MAKING BOOK

 

 

 

HINDU ZODIAC

ANDANCIENT ASTRONOMY

 

BY K.CHANDRAHARI

 

 

 

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Summary of contents

 

Chapter I present the historical context of Jyotih?śastra and the conflict

between legends and modern historical notions while II is a sojourn into the

history of Indian civilization with emphasis on the intricacies involved. In

Chapter III Chandrahari begin the quest for true zodiac within the corridors of

Siddhantic astronomy followed by detailed analysis in the fourth section on

‘ayanam?śa’ and the fifth chapter entitled ‘True Sidereal Zodiac’.

Muladhara Rahu-Śikhi Cakra is shown to be implicit in Suryasiddhanta and

the absurd conceptions such as Citrapaks?a and Revatipaks?a are shown to be

incompatible with the mathematical framework of Śuryasiddhanta. Considered

with modern precision, vernal equinox - the zero point of modern astronomy -

coincided with the initial point Aśvinyadi of Muladhara Cakra in AD 233.

Original Suryasiddhanta is shown to have been based on the vernal equinox of AD

231 that coincided with Caitra śukl?a (1).

 

Chapter VI presents the astronomical interpretation of the tāntric

iconography of Mahākāla Śiva and determination of the

prehistoric epoch of ancient Indian astronomy. VII deals with mystery of time

and destiny in relation to the tāntric philosophy and the pretentious

jargon of modern Vedānta. Chapter VIII contains an overview of studies on

Vedic astronomy while IX is a discussion on the astronomical basis of Hindu

religion and the true astronomical rationale of the important Hindu religious

festivals. Chapter X is ‘Astronomy of the Epics’, an attempt to date the latest

redactions of both Rāmāyan?a and Mahābhārata based on an

astronomical interpretation of the epic story lines.

 

Chapter XI entitled ‘On the Touchstone of Established Notions’ profiles the

genesis of the present thesis and the story of the conflict it had with the

notions of established scholars. It also has two important unpublished papers

‘Ancient Indian versus Babylonian Astronomy’ and ‘Kr?ttikās, Great Bear

and the Antiquity of Vedic Astronomy’. Last chapter, the XIIth has two papers

dealing with the astronomical interpretation of mythology: ‘Indradhvaja - A

Pointer towards Vedic Antiquity’ and ‘Date of Kr?s?n?a and the

Mahābhārata War’.

 

Chandra Hari has also given two important appendices viz., ‘India - Original

Home of the Zodiac’ and ‘Intricacy of Indian Chronology - A Reappraisal’ in

which I have given details that I considered as facilitative of better

conclusions on related controversies.

 

 

Crown size 500 pages covering all aspects of the history of astronomy and zodiac.

 

 

Detailed Content list please see at the last part of this letter

 

 

WHO MUST BUY THIS BOOK?

 

 

· Those who wants to be the part of LAND MARK PUBLICATION in the history of

ASTRONOMY AND ASTROLOGY

· Those who have open mind to analysis the facts, and not prejudice about any

particular school of zodiac, Aynamasa etc

· Those who have interest in getting information’s about correct dating of

Rāmāyan?a and Mahābhārata , Astronomical investigation

into the dates of Buddha and Śaňkara, Dates and horoscopes of

Krishn?āsht?ami, Rāmanavami, Vāmana Jayanti,

 

· Those who want to know Astronomical basis of Hindu religion, the

intricacies of Indian chronology, Astronomy underlying the worship of

Śiva, Naga and Yogarud?ha Śastha

 

· Those who want to know HOW TANTRA AND VEDIC ASTROLOGY closely related,

Exhaustive details on Vedic, Tāntric astronomy and Origin

 

· Hardliners of any particular AYNAMSA or Western Astrology, who want

effectively criticize the NEW SCHOOL OF THOUGHT that will emerge by this book

to keep their followers their side from confusion

 

SOME FACT about the Author

, Tāntric spirit of Brahmaśr?ī Mithran

Nampūtirippād, who had the esoteric talent to foresee Chandrahari’s

mission - emergence of the present work that provides a new foundation for

Jyotis?a - as early as on 27th November 1989

 

 

In 1999 Dr. Subash KAK, USA, described Chandrahari’s article about “ Pre

HISTORIC astronomy”, as “ ORGINAL WORK”. And encourage him for further studies.

Dr. Subash KAK, well known for his work “The astronomical Code of the Rgveda”

 

 

INDIAN JOURNAL OF HISTORY OF SCIENCES”(IJHS) has published more research

papers of Chandrahari Than any other researchers in similar subjects.

 

He was invited (1999) to Present the Research Paper” Genesis And

Antecedents of Aryabhatiaya” 0n the Seminar regarding “the 1500th anniversary

of ARBHATEYA “, held at Techno Park KERALA, INDIA, Before international

scientists .His paper bought lot of debate , But Chandrahari wins the minds of

majority of Hardliner scientists, who opposes the scientific basis of astrology.

At the end of the Seminar, Chandrahari was hearty Congratulated by Well accepted

research scholar DR.S.D SARMA Who famous of his work ” Indian history of

astronomy”

 

Two year after the release of ‘True Ayanām?śa’ (1994),

Rāśicakram? (Language: Malayalam) was published in 1996 and soon it

was realized that all over Kerala.India the thousands of sincere researchers in

astrology could realize the truth of Mūlādhāra Rāhu

Śikhi Cakra and Started using HARI’S AYANAMSA

 

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Attached, detailed Contents Preface ,and forward of the book

NOTE : For more information regarding the details of

 

CONTENTS

 

 

I. Antiquity of Jyotih?śastra

 

1. Mystery of the beginning and 18 Ācāryas

2. Origin of the Babylonian zodiac

 

II. History of Indian Civilization

 

1. Scholarly views on ancient Indian History

2. Indus Valley civilization

3. Intricacy of Indian Chronology

4. Historicity of Āryabhata Tradition

5. Controversy of Sāka Era -Invalid astronomical evidences

6. Date of Bhārata War - Prof. P.C.Sengupta

7. Date of the Buddha and Śaňkara

8. What we must note…

9. History of science

 

III. Siddhāntic Astronomy

 

1. Modern interpretations & Controversies

2. Originality of Hindu Astronomy and its Sidereal Character

 

3. Rationale of the Yugas

 

4. Synodic Super-conjunction of Kaliyugādi

5. Epoch of Siddhāntic Astronomy and Zero point

 

IV. Ayanām?śa

 

1. Ayanām?śa controversy

2. CRC Report-A Discussion

3. Absurdity of the Reccommended Initial Point

4. Notable observations on Ayanām?śa

 

V. True Sidereal Zodiac

 

1. An Intuitive Solution

2. Sūryasiddhānta and Sidereal Zodiac

3. Evidence of the Constant Mean Anomaly

4. Physical rationale of the Initial Point

 

VI. Tāntric Astronomy

 

1. A historical Perspective of Indian Antiquity

2. Kāla Cakra or Wheel of Time

3. Āgrahāyanī and Mūla

4. Ancient Astronomical Conflicts & Allegories

5. Origin of Tithi

6. Sidereal Zodiac- An astronomical Phenomenon

7. Vedāňga Jyotis?a and 19-Year Cycle

8. Astronomical and Historical Evidences

 

VII. Mystery of Time,Destiny and Tantra

 

1. Mystery of Time

2. Uniqueness of Man

3. The Scientific Foundations of the Hindu Way of Life

4. Descent of Man

 

5. Hallmark of Human evolution from Hominids-Astronomical or

Cultural?

6. Biological Evolution versus Time

7. Man’s Conquest of Time

8. Tantraśastra - Discovery of Kun?d?alini

9. Tantra and Veda - No conflict

10. Origin of astronomy and Āgamas

 

11. On Phallus worship

 

12. Worship of the Serpent

13. Tāntrik versus Astronomical tradition in Kerala

14. Jyotis?a, Mantra and Tantra

 

15. Tāntrik Anatomy and Astronomy

16. Secret of Kun?d?alinī

 

VIII. Vedic Astronomy

 

 

1. Salient Features

2. Śyamaśastri on Vedic Calendar

3. Daftari’s Discoveries

Mythology of the Constellations-Vedic Connection

Vedic astronomy versus Chronology

 

Astronomical basis of Hindu Religion

 

Calendar based religion

Durgā Pūja[Navarātri]

Dīpāvalī

Kr?s?n?āst?amī

Śivaratri

 

Astronomy of Epics

 

1. Introduction

2. Mahābhārata and Rāmāyan?a - Date of Creation

3. Caitra Navami of Rāmāyan?a

4. Book of Genesis - Real Beginning of Mahābhārata

5. Genesis of Rāma in Rāmāyan?a

 

 

 

On the Touchstone of Established Notions

 

Controversial Genesis of Mūlādhāra Zodiac

On Prehistoric Indian Astronomy

Search for an Ancient Epoch of Indian Astronomy

 

Sidereal zero point-a Mathematical Solution

 

Ancient Indian versus Babylonian Astronomy

 

Astronomical Interpretation of Mythology

 

Paper I: Indradhvaja - A Pointer towards Vedic Antiquity

 

Introduction

Varāhamihira and Sengupta on Indrhvaja

Indra’s identity as Summer Solstice

Evidence for the Observation of Solstices

Indradhvaja-A Remnant of Vedic Gnomon

Similarity to the Legend of ‘Uparicara Vasu’

Speculations about Kaśyapa and Aditi

Indra-māsa,Onam of Kerala, Intercalation at Summer Solstice

Conclusions

 

Paper II: Date of Kr?s?n?a and the Mahābhārata War

 

Introduction

Continuous Tradition but Anomalous History

Nature of the Literary Evidence - Epics and Purān?as

Astronomical Identification of Mythical Personages

 

Date of Birth of Lord Kr?s?n?a

Evolution of Mahābhāarata and Nature of Astronomical References

A New Approach to the Interpretation of Mahābhārata

A Critical War Diary

Year of Bhārata War

Astro-mythological Validation of the Epoch

War Calendar vis-ą-vis Constellational Belt

Change over from 28 to 27 Naks?atras

Antiquity of Vedic Astronomy

Riddle of Purān?ic chronology

Planetary Astronomy in Prehistoric Times

 

Appendices

 

I. India - Original Home of the Zodiac

 

1. Recent Expositions on Ancient Mysteries

2. Ancient Mysteries and Astronomy

3. Speculations on the Wisdom underlying the Great Pyramid

4. Epoch of 10450 BC - Zero of Time?

5. Great Pyramid - Zero Point of the Geo-Zodiac

 

 

II. Intricacy of Indian Chronology - A Reappraisal

1. Introduction

2. Date of Gautama Buddha

3. Date of Ādi Śaňkarācārya

4. Date of Kāl?idāsa

5. Epoch of Vikramāditya

6. Saptars?i Cycle - Bogus Astronomical Conception

7. Yudhis?t?hira Era

8. 3138 BC - Fictitious year of Bhārata War

9. Vedic Connection of Bhārata Episodes

10. Other Indications of Epoch in War Diary

11. Epoch of Viśvamitra and Śakuntal?a

12. 14 Years of Rāma’s Exile, 964 BC - 950 BC

13. Alternate Mythological Interpretation of the Course of

Rāma

14. Location of the Purān?ic Cities

15. Short Notes on Controversies

III. Concepts of Astronomy

IV. Sidereal Zodiac - Astronomical Phenomenon?

V. Ayanām?śa Values

 

 

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