To Pandit. R.DAKSHINAMOORTHI - Birth Time Rectification Methods...

[Guest guest]

Dear Sir,

 

What are the available methods for Birth Time Rectification?

 

Will all the methods give same results?

 

Thanks

[Guest guest]

Dear Shri. King:

 

I am sorry that I could not respond to your earlier posts in this

regard also due to some preoccupations....

 

There are various methods given for birth time rectification in the

classics of astrology (both Indian and Western).

 

In Indian classics, the birth time is rectified based on the

assumption that human births are possible ONLY at certain vighatis

(Indian unit of time measure in which 60 ghatis make one solar day).

Again, the vighatis are classified as times in which male births are

possible and vighatis in which female births are possible.....Based

on these, one can get the nearest time available to the furnished

birth time as the rectified time of birth. However, even this has

its pitfalls.......

 

In Western Astrology, pre-natal epoch methods are advocated. This is

too elaborate to be dealt with in this post. You can read standard

western astrological works written by great authors like Charubel,

Alan Leo, etc. to know about these methods.

 

Prashna method of rectification can help in ascertaining the correct

lagna of birth if the birth is in the cusp of two lagnas due to which

the native may be confused as to which is their correct lagna. In

fact, using KP method (Ruling Planets theory), an adept can arrive at

fairly accurate birth rectification results.

 

By looking back at events in life of the individual and using

progression or varga chart transits, we can arrive at a reasonably

accurate birth time.

 

However, the best thing is to get the birth time noted accurately as

far as possible, because birth rectification by different methods (or

even different astrologers using the same technique at different

times) may vary leading to confusion.

 

I generally prefer the prashna method combined with the traditional

methods of rectification mentioned at the outset of my post for birth

time rectification if the request comes from my clients.

 

Blessed be.

 

Pandit. R.DAKSHINAMOORTHI.

 

vedic astrology, "king23.rm" <king23

wrote:

>

> Dear Sir,

>

> What are the available methods for Birth Time Rectification?

>

> Will all the methods give same results?

>

> Thanks

>

[Guest guest]

Dear Sir,

 

Here is the report Generated by website software in Astroexpert.com

few years back..

 

Any comments?

 

Date : 9/23/1974

Time : 9:10: 0

Place : Mannargudi

Country : India (Zone : 5.3)

Latitude : 10.4 N

Longitude : 79.26 E

 

War/Summer Time Correction : 0

Weekday (Calendar) : Monday

Tithi : 8 (Ashtami)

Paksha : Shukla

 

Ascendant : Libra (LORD : Venus)

Sun Sign (Western) : Virgo (LORD : Mercury)

Birth Sign (Rasi) : Sagittarius (LORD : Jupiter)

Birth Star : Moola

Charan : 2

Sunrise : 6: 0:57

Ayanamsa : 23/30/ 4 Lahiri

 

 

A great deal of confusion pertains to the correct instant of birth.

A few scholars suggest that the instant of appearance of the head of

the child should be taken as the real birth time. A few others say

that the instant when the child cries for the very first time is the

correct birth time. And so on.

 

The method adopted by us is based on Shiv Svarodaya Vigyan and some

rare Nadi principles propounded by ancient sages. According to this

method the entire day is divided into male and female zones and

subzones. Thus a male or female birth takes place only when the zone

is predominantly male or female in nature.

In rest of the zones animal life, plants and vegetation take birth.

 

Analysis for a Male birth on (Hindu Calendar) born under Libra

ascendant and Moola Star. Reported Birth time : 9.10002 on 9/23/1974

 

Female zone under Jal tatwa (Water Element) rises from 9: 0:57 to

9:12:57 on 9/23/1974. Since a Male birth cannot occur in a Female

zone the reported birth time appears to be incorrect. Hence the

reported time of birth requires rectification.

 

Male zone under Agni tatwa (Fire Element) rises from 9:12:57 to

9:30:57 on 9/23/1974. Also a Male sub zone, which is under Agni tatwa

(Fire Element), rises from 9:12:57 to 9:16:33. The closest period

from the reported Birth time is 9:12:57.

 

Hence this must be taken as the Rectified Birth Time.

 

 

Note :

Various minute divisions of the zodiac change rapidly. Incase the

difference between reported birth time and rectified birth time

exceeds odd two minutes a fresh birth chart as per rectified time is

recommended.

 

 

 

vedic astrology, "dakshinastrologer"

<dakshinastrologer wrote:

>

> Dear Shri. King:

>

> I am sorry that I could not respond to your earlier posts in this

> regard also due to some preoccupations....

>

> There are various methods given for birth time rectification in the

> classics of astrology (both Indian and Western).

>

> In Indian classics, the birth time is rectified based on the

> assumption that human births are possible ONLY at certain vighatis

> (Indian unit of time measure in which 60 ghatis make one solar

day).

> Again, the vighatis are classified as times in which male births

are

> possible and vighatis in which female births are possible.....Based

> on these, one can get the nearest time available to the furnished

> birth time as the rectified time of birth. However, even this has

> its pitfalls.......

>

> In Western Astrology, pre-natal epoch methods are advocated. This

is

> too elaborate to be dealt with in this post. You can read standard

> western astrological works written by great authors like Charubel,

> Alan Leo, etc. to know about these methods.

>

> Prashna method of rectification can help in ascertaining the

correct

> lagna of birth if the birth is in the cusp of two lagnas due to

which

> the native may be confused as to which is their correct lagna. In

> fact, using KP method (Ruling Planets theory), an adept can arrive

at

> fairly accurate birth rectification results.

>

> By looking back at events in life of the individual and using

> progression or varga chart transits, we can arrive at a reasonably

> accurate birth time.

>

> However, the best thing is to get the birth time noted accurately

as

> far as possible, because birth rectification by different methods

(or

> even different astrologers using the same technique at different

> times) may vary leading to confusion.

>

> I generally prefer the prashna method combined with the traditional

> methods of rectification mentioned at the outset of my post for

birth

> time rectification if the request comes from my clients.

>

> Blessed be.

>

> Pandit. R.DAKSHINAMOORTHI.

>

> vedic astrology, "king23.rm" <king23@>

> wrote:

> >

> > Dear Sir,

> >

> > What are the available methods for Birth Time Rectification?

> >

> > Will all the methods give same results?

> >

> > Thanks

> >

>