How to Judge Correct Birth of Time from Birth Chart?

[Guest guest]

Dear Suresh,

 

>The dairy also says that I was born at some naligai , 22 1/2 vinaligai,

>which is not clear. I understand that a day is divided in to 60 naligai

>and 1 naligai is = 60 vinaligai.

 

I suppose naligai must be the same as ghatika, and then 60 vighatika is

equal to one naligai. It must be the same, but different language.

Now take the day from sunrise to sunrise the next day, divide into 60 and

then calculate from sunrise. Take center of Sun for sunrise.

 

Yours,

Dhira Krsna dasa,

 

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[Guest guest]

Thanks for the reply, Krsna ji. Would you be able to predict the

possibility of getting a good job based on my chart?

 

The following is my study based on my chart? Am I going in the right

direction?

 

The 10th house in my horoscope contains Capricorn and its lord

Saturn is placed in the 5th house in Leo. Currenty, the Dasa of Rahu-

Sun is continuing in my horoscope. Rahu and Sun are mutual enemies

otherwise they are well placed in the benefic houses of my

ascendant. Will Jupiter turn to my favour in transit on 26th May

2005?

 

Will I be able to get a good job? Becos Rahu is a planet of

frictions and unstability.The 10th house and its lord Saturn are

connected with Mars and Rahu. So what kind of job will I get? Any

possibility to get a government job?

 

Any explanations or suggestions regarding my study please......

 

Thanks

Suresh

 

 

 

vedic astrology, "Dhira Krsna BCS"

<Dhira.Krsna.BCS@p...> wrote:

> Dear Suresh,

>

> >The dairy also says that I was born at some naligai , 22 1/2

vinaligai,

> >which is not clear. I understand that a day is divided in to 60

naligai

> >and 1 naligai is = 60 vinaligai.

>

> I suppose naligai must be the same as ghatika, and then 60

vighatika is

> equal to one naligai. It must be the same, but different language.

> Now take the day from sunrise to sunrise the next day, divide into

60 and

> then calculate from sunrise. Take center of Sun for sunrise.

>

> Yours,

> Dhira Krsna dasa,

>

> web site: <http://www.geocities.com/dvdd1008/Jyotisha.html>

> <http://.org/learning>