Tithi Pravesh

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Namaste,

 

In the part of India I am from, Tithi based birthday celebration is the most

popular (though I must concede that my father pays special attention to the

nakshatra based birthday too). Perhaps there are parts of India where

nakshatra based birthday is popular.

 

I have been experimenting with Yoga Pravesha charts and Nakshatra Pravesha

charts with two different dasas. Annual TP, YP and NP charts are all cast

when Sun is transiting in his natal sign. In TP, Moon-Sun longitude

differential matches that at birth. In YP, Moon+Sun (or the mid-point of

Moon and Sun) matches that at birth. In NP, Moon's longitude matches that at

birth. Of course, if Sun's longitude itself matches that at birth, that is

Tajaka. Please note that NP and YP are research only and not from the

tradition. Only TP is from the tradition.

 

As per my researches, each chart is the best for certain matters. I will

share my researches with all at a later point of time. I am not fully ready.

 

I am cc'ing this mail to the vedic astrology for the benefit of

others. I hope you do not mind.

 

best regards,

Narasimha

 

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"S Venkatesh" <ssvk7

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Sunday, August 08, 2004 2:03 PM

Tithi Pravesh

 

 

> JAI SRIRAM

> Dear Sir,

> It is quite strange that "traditional Hindu's celebrate

> their birth days (called Jayanti or Janma tithi) on the Vedic date (Tithi)

> of the luni-solar calendar" from your article 'Tithi Pravesha' and also

> "birthday as per the luni-solar calendar is traditionally celebrated when

> janma tithi returns in the same lunar month".

> Upto my knowledge for a human being birthday is

> celebrated every year only on the Janma Nakshatra.Only Shraddh for the

> forefathers celebrated on tithi's. Many astrologers follow this method and

> advised this to others. In the temple also we give for 'archanna' every

year

> on the Janma Nakshatra day only.

> I expect your clarifications as early as possible.

>

>

> Thanks,

> S.Venkatesh.