Importance of Weekday and Panchanga (Tithi Pravish and the day of the week.)

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Namaste ,

this is a most interesting conversation because it

Depends on what is being measured.

1. Being born does not equal conception ( manufacturer)...

a. when one is born ? this life or last? or the

last 1000?

2. Time of buying a car - is it not the time you:

a. "conceive" of desiring a new car?

b. the actual act of taking possesson of the car?

3. When does one die ?

a. last gasp?

b. or the first gasp that one takes on this earth

which puts you on the path of death?

 

All of this is of great import and sprirtual answer.. we

spiritual beings having a human experience and not

the other way around...the Greatness of Jyotish to

lead us back to this understanfing along the way.

 

 

vedic astrology, Krishna Padmasola <kp2@n...> wrote:

> Dear Ramapriya,

>

> Isn't there a simpler answer to this question? As far as your

example is

> concerned, there is enough controversy about determining the

correct

> birth time.

>

>

> regards,

> Krishna.

>

> Ramapriya D wrote:

> > Larry,

> >

> > Ask yourself these questions:

> >

> > 1. When is a baby born? When its parents begin its manufacture

(not the

> > right word, I guess) or when it finally gets born?

> > 2. When you go out and buy a car, which time is to be considered

for its

> > auspiciousness? The time the car designers huddled around to

conceive

> > it, or when the manufacture is completed, or when it lands in

the

> > showroom, or when you actually pay the bucks for it?

> > 3. When does a guy die? When his breath begin to fail him, or

when he's

> > born, or when his parents meet to you-know-what, or when the

bloke has

> > breathed his last?

> >

> > Most likely you'll have guessed the answer to your query by now.

> >

> > Warm regards,

> >

> > Ramapriya

> > hubli@v... <hubli@v...>