Guest guest Posted September 18, 2006 Report Share Posted September 18, 2006 |OM GURAVE NAMAH| Dear Gurujan, Can you please answer my tajaka related queries? 1. When reading the tajaka chart should we consider chara karakatwa in the tajaka chart or the natal chart. For e.g. if Sa is the natal AK and Rh is the AK in the Tajaka chart, should we be looking at Rh to determine the direction of the atma? 2. How do we find the dasa rasi for the year, per Sudarshana chakra dasa? Thank you. Regards Supriti Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 18, 2006 Report Share Posted September 18, 2006 Dear supriti, Perhaps you mean annual tithi pravesh, Tajik is altogether different.Tajik does not use AK or chara karka etc. The other way in annual tp we use ashottari dasa and few others.However sudarshan dasa can be used in tajak fundamentally but there are three other dasa employed in Tajak. I think you may like to choose the words applicable. Om TAT SAT www.cosmograce.com - Supriti Majumdar Monday, September 18, 2006 7:52 PM [Om Krishna Guru] Tajaka questions repost |OM GURAVE NAMAH| Dear Gurujan, Can you please answer my tajaka related queries? 1. When reading the tajaka chart should we consider chara karakatwa in the tajaka chart or the natal chart. For e.g. if Sa is the natal AK and Rh is the AK in the Tajaka chart, should we be looking at Rh to determine the direction of the atma? 2. How do we find the dasa rasi for the year, per Sudarshana chakra dasa? Thank you. Regards Supriti Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 19, 2006 Report Share Posted September 19, 2006 |OM GURAVE NAMAH| Dear Visti ji, Swami ji and Rafal, Thanks for your response. Please answer my queries. What are the different charts used for: 1. Tajaka 2. Tithi Pravesh 3. Tithi pravesh sunrise. Which dasas are appropriate for each chart? Regards Supriti , "swami" <swami_rcs wrote: > > Dear supriti, > Perhaps you mean annual tithi pravesh, Tajik is altogether different.Tajik does not use AK or chara karka etc. > The other way in annual tp we use ashottari dasa and few others.However sudarshan dasa can be used in tajak fundamentally but there are three other dasa employed in Tajak. > I think you may like to choose the words applicable. > Om TAT SAT > www.cosmograce.com > - > Supriti Majumdar > > Monday, September 18, 2006 7:52 PM > [Om Krishna Guru] Tajaka questions repost > > > |OM GURAVE NAMAH| > Dear Gurujan, > > Can you please answer my tajaka related queries? > > 1. When reading the tajaka chart should we consider chara karakatwa in > the tajaka chart or the natal chart. For e.g. if Sa is the natal AK > and Rh is the AK in the Tajaka chart, should we be looking at Rh to > determine the direction of the atma? > > 2. How do we find the dasa rasi for the year, per Sudarshana chakra > dasa? > > Thank you. > Regards > Supriti > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 19, 2006 Report Share Posted September 19, 2006 Dear supriti, 1 Tajaka is a word used by neelkanth, a old author: accordingly contains horary and annual solar return techniques.This a way of interpretion of Solar returns. 2 Tithi Pravesh is word used for lunar- solar difference( thithi) return. and employes panchang elements along with vedic elements of interpretion. 1. and 2 have the same purpose.reading results of a year period. month or daily period of time within frame work of dasa bhukti and Natal chart. A vedic astrology an integrated astrology OF PVR is one that describes Tajik . 3 Tithi pravesh Sunrise , is not taught openly.It is meant to explore a solar year starting return from tithi pravesh day sunrise. All dasa used with a scheme are given in J hora in corresponding windows and dasa used in Tajik are described in PVR ji ' Book.There are many good books on Tajik best is tajik neelkanthi freely available from vedamu.org if you know sanskrit hindi..English translation is avaialbe of Dr B.V.Raman.and best Text books have been written Dr K.S.Charak( two books) There is no book on Thithi Pravesh and PVR ji is authoring one book on it.Tithi pravesh is taught in Workshops and articles series is available in jyotish digest. one article of PVR ji appeared in astrological Magazine of Dr B.V . Raman too on daily thithi pravesh. Mudda dsa, Yogini dasa, Patyanidasa are preferred dasa system in Tajik.Varsa Narayan dasa is specific to SJC. Hope now you proceed ahead with books of your choice. - Supriti Majumdar Tuesday, September 19, 2006 6:22 PM Re: [Om Krishna Guru] Tajaka questions repost |OM GURAVE NAMAH| Dear Visti ji, Swami ji and Rafal, Thanks for your response. Please answer my queries. What are the different charts used for: 1. Tajaka 2. Tithi Pravesh 3. Tithi pravesh sunrise. Which dasas are appropriate for each chart? Regards Supriti , "swami" <swami_rcs wrote: > > Dear supriti, > Perhaps you mean annual tithi pravesh, Tajik is altogether different.Tajik does not use AK or chara karka etc. > The other way in annual tp we use ashottari dasa and few others.However sudarshan dasa can be used in tajak fundamentally but there are three other dasa employed in Tajak. > I think you may like to choose the words applicable. > Om TAT SAT > www.cosmograce.com > - > Supriti Majumdar > > Monday, September 18, 2006 7:52 PM > [Om Krishna Guru] Tajaka questions repost > > > |OM GURAVE NAMAH| > Dear Gurujan, > > Can you please answer my tajaka related queries? > > 1. When reading the tajaka chart should we consider chara karakatwa in > the tajaka chart or the natal chart. For e.g. if Sa is the natal AK > and Rh is the AK in the Tajaka chart, should we be looking at Rh to > determine the direction of the atma? > > 2. How do we find the dasa rasi for the year, per Sudarshana chakra > dasa? > > Thank you. > Regards > Supriti > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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