Guest guest Posted January 1, 2007 Report Share Posted January 1, 2007 Hello SG. Many thanks for New Year greetings which I sincerely reciprocate to you, your family and friends. I will keep your suggestion regarding the book in mind. Best wishes, - " SADASIVAN GOPALAKRISHNAN " <sadasivan_g Monday, January 01, 2007 7:15 PM NEW YEAR > Respected Professor and list, > > Wish you a Happy New Year . > > My request is that you should come out with a > book soon exclusively on Celebrities/Entrepreneurs > discussing imp events etc > > SG > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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Guest guest Posted December 31, 2007 Report Share Posted December 31, 2007 Respected Guru Ji,Ash,Donna,Anup,Harjeet,Bala,Manu,Satish,Jagdish and all, Pranaam to Guru Ji and namaskar to all, My heartiest and grand wishes to you all and the members of your family a prosperous and happy new year. May we all continue learning KAS with the new topics and with a great zeal and sincerity during new year. I am very thankful to Guru Ji who gave us knowledge through lessons and I am also thankful to Ash who gave us practical teaching through discussion on various topics. We expect them to continue same interest in future also Thanks and regards. Ramesh Mishra. 5, 50, 500, 5000 - Store N number of mails in your inbox. Go to http://help./l/in//mail/mail/tools/tools-08.html Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 3, 2008 Report Share Posted April 3, 2008 Dear Sunilji, Ugadi (Kannada, Telugu) derived from yuga, era âdi, beginning; the start of an era) is the new year's day for the people of the Deccan region of India. While the people of Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka use the term Ugadi for this festival, the people of Maharashtra term the same festival, observed on the same day, Gudi Padwa. Kannadigas follow the Lunar Calender, Ugadi falls on Chaitra Shudhdha Paadyami or the first day of the bright half of the Hindu month of Chaitra. In 2008, Ugadi falls on April 6th/7th . The day begins with ritual showers(oil bath) followed by prayers, and then the eating of a specific mixture of -Neem leaves/Buds for Bitterness & Jaggery for Sweetness. It is called Bevu-Bella" in Kannada , symbolizes the fact that life is a mixture of pleasure and pain, which should be accepted together and with equanimity Depending on the vaara ugadi falls on, the king & his ministers for that year is decided. For 2007 Ugadi was on Monday so the ruler was moon for 2007. Predictions are made accordingly for that year depending on the ruler and his bandwagon. I had compiled an article on this in kannada, I will try to post it after I translate the same to english. Thanx n' rgds Maligere sunil nair <astro_tellerkerala wrote: Hare rama krishna dear ram jaswal ji we hindus has almost 30 new yrs depending on the geographical loacations . Marathis celebrate gudi padwa in 30th march ,PPl frm andra pradesh and karanataka celebrates ugadi i think 19-20 march ,nepalies nava varsha on first day of baisakh based vikram samvart i think around march 19,baisakhi in panjab ,assam ,bengal ,and bengladesh around april 13-14th and in kerala ,srilanka and tamil nadu almost 14th april . But generaly hindu astrologers use ( in north ) sun n meena rasi chitrapaksha shukla pathipatha as new yr ,which u r refering and it also officialy recognised . But astrological new year is the suns ingress to aries the sign of head of kaal purush ( also known as aja means not born ) as first sign of natural chart .so it represents nature and Lord . so she was refering to it and this time it happens to b on pushya star too .so this time the babaji ( i dont know he back calculated with some soft ware or just fooling public says it is happening once in 1000 yrs and sri chandra hari has cleared it ) generaly astrologers of Tamil nadu and kerala is following the same tradition here and they predict the effect of one yr frm this day according to the chart arrived . where as north india they use shukla prathipatha calendar for national horoscopy >but i find every thing has its own predictiv capabilites . hope i am correct other learned memebr s may correct me and add their views and opinions regrds sunil nair om shreem mahalaxmai namah . --- In , "Ram Jaswal" <rkjaswal wrote:>> Namaste Sunil ji> > I thought Vedic New Year always start from "New Moon" in Pisces?> > Best regards ..> > Jai Sita Ram> > Ram> > _____ > > > On Behalf Of sunil nair> 28 March 2008 05:45> > Re: Prayer> > > hare rama krishna > dear valli ,> Astrologicaly new year strts when sun enters mesha sign ( aries ) ,any> one who can dabble SW can find when was in pushya star and make a claim ,i> dont think or heard Lord siva has some thing to do with pushya naskatra and> new year .> > rest of of the gap i expect sri chandra hari will fill as he is more into> tantra and astronomical reserch > if she wanna sit back home and study astro she can strt with KN rao s books> which is intented for english knowing crowd .> Other wise if u or she is serious and realy ready to sweat and do real hard> work and wanted to take a deep plunge into astro u r welcome and conct me> prvtly tru group .> u will know how better u can predict than all this net astros .with my> directions to living gurus whether nadi or traditional astrology .> > regrds sunil nair > om shreem mahalaxmai namah> > > , Valli valli108@ wrote:> >> > Namaste Chandra,> > > > I would hope we can all agree that it is never wrong to take the time to> be> > kind.> > > > If Linda was in some way "out of line" as a new member posting her> original> > post about the Tamil New Year/Pushya star event, please enlighten all of> us> > exactly what are the "rules" for this list in a gentle manner. I do think> > when someone joins a list for "educational purposes" one expects to be> > guided, not "judged".> > > > It was certainly not her intent to be inappropriate. She is a woman, not a> > "guy", and I daresay you would never talk with her in person in her living> > room the way you addressed her on this list.> > > > Meantime, what books, approach do you recommend for a beginning in> Jyotish?> > She is genuinely interested about that.> > > > Best wishes.> > Valli> > > > On Fri, Mar 28, 2008 at 9:00 AM, chandra_hari18 chandra_hari18@> > wrote:> > > > >> > > Dear friends,> > >> > > My effort was not to insult anyone.> > >> > > There may be groups where diplomacy is maintained or blind patting the> > > blind kind of attitudes which facilitate 'selling' some ideology or> > > products or groups existing for the sake of it and all and everyone is> > > welcome to increase the numbers. As I understand the young people> > > involved in maintaining and taking the group forward, focus is on> > > quality than on quantity.> > >> > > Modern mindset is a difficult obstacle to climb. So we tend to be stuck> > > in the business man's attitude of appeasing the customers. As I see the> > > group's aspirations, here none is a customer we need to appease. We need> > > to make a sinc ere attempt to clear ourselves of the inhibitions of the> > > modern mindset to make itself free and virgin so that the pristine> > > wisdom may enter it without bias.> > >> > > What we basically need is a prayerful attitude to develop our> > > discrimination of good and bad more and more. This is possible only with> > > courage and conviction. Just as we are all competent to sift out bad> > > coins, keep oneself receptive only to the genuine persons. Develop this> > > faculty further and you will find a new freedom and a new vigor.> > >> > > It is part of real Brahmacharyam - keep yourself a virgin from the> > > onslaughts of those seeks to malign you with their baggage of> > > imagination.> > >> > > chandra hari> > >> > > > > >> >> You rock. That's why Blockbuster's offering you one month of Blockbuster Total Access, No Cost. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 3, 2008 Report Share Posted April 3, 2008 All, As I understand, one way to see when new year starts we base ourselves on some celestial reference point ... most prominently the Sun and see when exactly our earth aligns itself with the Sun which manifests itself as Equinox or Vishuva.. As the very term, Equinox or Vishuva suggests that new year begins on that date when the Day and Night are exactly of the equal duration - as per Puranas this would then be day = night = 15 muhurthas (1 muhurtha being 48 minutes ). Does the present scientific ability enable us to measure from a reference point on the surface of the earth ( on the equator obviously ) on which date day and night are of equal duration ? - this ofcourse have to take into account many other parameters as well. Could this be an alternative to looking at the Skies to know when is the new year ? as I believe one key difference between myriad systems of time reckoning is the 23 degree axial tilt. Please throw light. Regards Bejoy. www.keraladarsan.com --- " M.A " <maligere wrote: > Dear Sunilji, > > Ugadi (Kannada, Telugu) derived from yuga, era > âdi, beginning; the start of an era) is the new > year's day for the people of the Deccan region of > India. While the people of Andhra Pradesh and > Karnataka use the term Ugadi for this festival, the > people of Maharashtra term the same festival, > observed on the same day, Gudi Padwa. > > Kannadigas follow the Lunar Calender, Ugadi falls > on Chaitra Shudhdha Paadyami or the first day of the > bright half of the Hindu month of Chaitra. In 2008, > Ugadi falls on April 6th/7th . > The day begins with ritual showers(oil bath) > followed by prayers, and then the eating of a > specific mixture of -Neem leaves/Buds for Bitterness > & Jaggery for Sweetness. It is called Bevu-Bella " in > Kannada , symbolizes the fact that life is a mixture > of pleasure and pain, which should be accepted > together and with equanimity > Depending on the vaara ugadi falls on, the king & > his ministers for that year is decided. For 2007 > Ugadi was on Monday so the ruler was moon for 2007. > Predictions are made accordingly for that year > depending on the ruler and his bandwagon. I had > compiled an article on this in kannada, I will try > to post it after I translate the same to english. > > Thanx n' rgds > Maligere > > > sunil nair <astro_tellerkerala wrote: > > > Hare rama krishna > dear ram jaswal ji > > we hindus has almost 30 new yrs depending on > the geographical loacations . > > Marathis celebrate gudi padwa in 30th march ,PPl > frm andra pradesh and karanataka celebrates ugadi i > think 19-20 march ,nepalies nava varsha on first day > of baisakh based vikram samvart i think around march > 19,baisakhi in panjab ,assam ,bengal ,and bengladesh > around april 13-14th and in kerala ,srilanka and > tamil nadu almost 14th april . > > But generaly hindu astrologers use ( in north ) > sun n meena rasi chitrapaksha shukla pathipatha as > new yr ,which u r refering and it also officialy > recognised . > > But astrological new year is the suns ingress to > aries the sign of head of kaal purush ( also known > as aja means not born ) as first sign of natural > chart .so it represents nature and Lord . > > so she was refering to it and this time it happens > to b on pushya star too .so this time the babaji ( i > dont know he back calculated with some soft ware or > just fooling public says it is happening once in > 1000 yrs and sri chandra hari has cleared it ) > > generaly astrologers of Tamil nadu and kerala is > following the same tradition here and they predict > the effect of one yr frm this day according to the > chart arrived . > > where as north india they use shukla prathipatha > calendar for national horoscopy >but i find every > thing has its own predictiv capabilites . > > hope i am correct other learned memebr s may > correct me and add their views and opinions > > regrds sunil nair > om shreem mahalaxmai namah . > > > , > " Ram Jaswal " <rkjaswal wrote: > > > > Namaste Sunil ji > > > > I thought Vedic New Year always start from " New > Moon " in Pisces? > > > > Best regards .. > > > > Jai Sita Ram > > > > Ram > > > > _____ > > > > > > > On Behalf Of sunil nair > > 28 March 2008 05:45 > > > > Re: Prayer > > > > > > hare rama krishna > > dear valli , > > Astrologicaly new year strts when sun enters mesha > sign ( aries ) ,any > > one who can dabble SW can find when was in pushya > star and make a claim ,i > > dont think or heard Lord siva has some thing to do > with pushya naskatra and > > new year . > > > > rest of of the gap i expect sri chandra hari will > fill as he is more into > > tantra and astronomical reserch > > if she wanna sit back home and study astro she can > strt with KN rao s books > > which is intented for english knowing crowd . > > Other wise if u or she is serious and realy ready > to sweat and do real hard > > work and wanted to take a deep plunge into astro u > r welcome and conct me > > prvtly tru group . > > u will know how better u can predict than all this > net astros .with my > > directions to living gurus whether nadi or > traditional astrology . > > > > regrds sunil nair > > om shreem mahalaxmai namah > > > > > > , > Valli valli108@ wrote: > > > > > > Namaste Chandra, > > > > > > I would hope we can all agree that it is never > wrong to take the time to > > be > > > kind. > > > > > > If Linda was in some way " out of line " as a new > member posting her > > original > > > post about the Tamil New Year/Pushya star event, > please enlighten all of > > us > > > exactly what are the " rules " for this list in a > gentle manner. I do think > > > when someone joins a list for " educational > purposes " one expects to be > > > guided, not " judged " . > > > > > > It was certainly not her intent to be > inappropriate. She is a woman, not a > > > " guy " , and I daresay you would never talk with > her in person in her living > > > room the way you addressed her on this list. > > > > > > Meantime, what books, approach do you recommend > for a beginning in > > Jyotish? > > > She is genuinely interested about that. > > > > > > Best wishes. > > > Valli > > > > > > On Fri, Mar 28, 2008 at 9:00 AM, chandra_hari18 > chandra_hari18@ > > > wrote: > > > > > > > > > > > Dear friends, > > > > > > > > My effort was not to insult anyone. > > > > > > > > There may be groups where diplomacy is > maintained or blind patting the > > > > blind kind of attitudes which facilitate > 'selling' some ideology or > > > > products or groups existing for the sake of it > and all and everyone is > > > > welcome to increase the numbers. As I > understand the young people > > > > involved in maintaining and taking the group > forward, focus is on > > > > quality than on quantity. > > > > > > > > Modern mindset is a difficult obstacle to > climb. So we tend to be stuck > > > > in the business man's attitude of appeasing > the customers. As I see the > > > > group's aspirations, here none is a customer > we need to appease. We need > > > > to make a sinc ere attempt to clear ourselves > of the inhibitions of the > === message truncated === ______________________________\ ____ You rock. That's why Blockbuster's offering you one month of Blockbuster Total Access, No Cost. http://tc.deals./tc/blockbuster/text5.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 3, 2008 Report Share Posted April 3, 2008 Dear friends, I have a few questions for you to contemplate: 1. Whether New Year is an astronomical phenomenon? If yes, there are two Vishuvas and Ayana- Samkrantis. Either of the 4 points can be selected as reference for zero point of the Year. Equal day and night as well as the longest and shortest night are observable indications. 2. Why do we then in India follow a sidereal calendar 24 degree (ayanamsa not axial tilt) different from the observable cardinal points mentioned above? 3. What is the rationale of a sidereal calendar and new year which takes into account ayanamsa? or what is the rationale of the Rasis and Nakshatra based new year? Sidereal Aries ingress or any other such new year could have achieved distinction only by some observation or experience. It is here that the Yogic experience enters Jyotisham. Sun of astronomy is Prana of Yogis. So every so called transit is a mathematical expression given to the Yogic experience of Sun through Prana or Prana-Surya. Sidereal new year as such represents a beginning of the year fixed on the basis of the bio-cosmic experience of Sun. Each solar month refers to the interval of 2 major switchings of Prana in the Yogic body - across the nadis of sun and moon. Either of the 12 transits of Prana may be taken as the New Year and it is observable in the body of an adept in Pranayama. The real test of an adept in Pranayama is that such person must be able to recognize the solar transits at least from his nadi. Ancient Indian wisdom has no irrational beliefs. Every concept is founded on yogic experience as a means to knowledge. chandra hari , Bejoy <bejoy_cs wrote: > > All, > > As I understand, one way to see when new year starts > we base ourselves on some celestial reference point > .. most prominently the Sun and see when exactly our > earth aligns itself with the Sun which manifests > itself as Equinox or Vishuva.. > > As the very term, Equinox or Vishuva suggests that new > year begins on that date when the Day and Night are > exactly of the equal duration - as per Puranas this > would then be day = night = 15 muhurthas (1 muhurtha > being 48 minutes ). > > Does the present scientific ability enable us to > measure from a reference point on the surface of the > earth ( on the equator obviously ) on which date day > and night are of equal duration ? - this ofcourse have > to take into account many other parameters as well. > > Could this be an alternative to looking at the Skies > to know when is the new year ? as I believe one key > difference between myriad systems of time reckoning is > the 23 degree axial tilt. > > Please throw light. > > Regards > > Bejoy. > www.keraladarsan.com > > > > > --- " M.A " maligere wrote: > > > Dear Sunilji, > > > > Ugadi (Kannada, Telugu) derived from yuga, era > > âdi, beginning; the start of an era) is the new > > year's day for the people of the Deccan region of > > India. While the people of Andhra Pradesh and > > Karnataka use the term Ugadi for this festival, the > > people of Maharashtra term the same festival, > > observed on the same day, Gudi Padwa. > > > > Kannadigas follow the Lunar Calender, Ugadi falls > > on Chaitra Shudhdha Paadyami or the first day of the > > bright half of the Hindu month of Chaitra. In 2008, > > Ugadi falls on April 6th/7th . > > The day begins with ritual showers(oil bath) > > followed by prayers, and then the eating of a > > specific mixture of -Neem leaves/Buds for Bitterness > > & Jaggery for Sweetness. It is called Bevu-Bella " in > > Kannada , symbolizes the fact that life is a mixture > > of pleasure and pain, which should be accepted > > together and with equanimity > > Depending on the vaara ugadi falls on, the king & > > his ministers for that year is decided. For 2007 > > Ugadi was on Monday so the ruler was moon for 2007. > > Predictions are made accordingly for that year > > depending on the ruler and his bandwagon. I had > > compiled an article on this in kannada, I will try > > to post it after I translate the same to english. > > > > Thanx n' rgds > > Maligere > > > > > > sunil nair astro_tellerkerala wrote: > > > > > > Hare rama krishna > > dear ram jaswal ji > > > > we hindus has almost 30 new yrs depending on > > the geographical loacations . > > > > Marathis celebrate gudi padwa in 30th march ,PPl > > frm andra pradesh and karanataka celebrates ugadi i > > think 19-20 march ,nepalies nava varsha on first day > > of baisakh based vikram samvart i think around march > > 19,baisakhi in panjab ,assam ,bengal ,and bengladesh > > around april 13-14th and in kerala ,srilanka and > > tamil nadu almost 14th april . > > > > But generaly hindu astrologers use ( in north ) > > sun n meena rasi chitrapaksha shukla pathipatha as > > new yr ,which u r refering and it also officialy > > recognised . > > > > But astrological new year is the suns ingress to > > aries the sign of head of kaal purush ( also known > > as aja means not born ) as first sign of natural > > chart .so it represents nature and Lord . > > > > so she was refering to it and this time it happens > > to b on pushya star too .so this time the babaji ( i > > dont know he back calculated with some soft ware or > > just fooling public says it is happening once in > > 1000 yrs and sri chandra hari has cleared it ) > > > > generaly astrologers of Tamil nadu and kerala is > > following the same tradition here and they predict > > the effect of one yr frm this day according to the > > chart arrived . > > > > where as north india they use shukla prathipatha > > calendar for national horoscopy >but i find every > > thing has its own predictiv capabilites . > > > > hope i am correct other learned memebr s may > > correct me and add their views and opinions > > > > regrds sunil nair > > om shreem mahalaxmai namah . > > > > > > , > > " Ram Jaswal " rkjaswal@ wrote: > > > > > > Namaste Sunil ji > > > > > > I thought Vedic New Year always start from " New > > Moon " in Pisces? > > > > > > Best regards .. > > > > > > Jai Sita Ram > > > > > > Ram > > > > > > _____ > > > > > > > > > > > On Behalf Of sunil nair > > > 28 March 2008 05:45 > > > > > > Re: Prayer > > > > > > > > > hare rama krishna > > > dear valli , > > > Astrologicaly new year strts when sun enters mesha > > sign ( aries ) ,any > > > one who can dabble SW can find when was in pushya > > star and make a claim ,i > > > dont think or heard Lord siva has some thing to do > > with pushya naskatra and > > > new year . > > > > > > rest of of the gap i expect sri chandra hari will > > fill as he is more into > > > tantra and astronomical reserch > > > if she wanna sit back home and study astro she can > > strt with KN rao s books > > > which is intented for english knowing crowd . > > > Other wise if u or she is serious and realy ready > > to sweat and do real hard > > > work and wanted to take a deep plunge into astro u > > r welcome and conct me > > > prvtly tru group . > > > u will know how better u can predict than all this > > net astros .with my > > > directions to living gurus whether nadi or > > traditional astrology . > > > > > > regrds sunil nair > > > om shreem mahalaxmai namah > > > > > > > > > , > > Valli valli108@ wrote: > > > > > > > > Namaste Chandra, > > > > > > > > I would hope we can all agree that it is never > > wrong to take the time to > > > be > > > > kind. > > > > > > > > If Linda was in some way " out of line " as a new > > member posting her > > > original > > > > post about the Tamil New Year/Pushya star event, > > please enlighten all of > > > us > > > > exactly what are the " rules " for this list in a > > gentle manner. I do think > > > > when someone joins a list for " educational > > purposes " one expects to be > > > > guided, not " judged " . > > > > > > > > It was certainly not her intent to be > > inappropriate. She is a woman, not a > > > > " guy " , and I daresay you would never talk with > > her in person in her living > > > > room the way you addressed her on this list. > > > > > > > > Meantime, what books, approach do you recommend > > for a beginning in > > > Jyotish? > > > > She is genuinely interested about that. > > > > > > > > Best wishes. > > > > Valli > > > > > > > > On Fri, Mar 28, 2008 at 9:00 AM, chandra_hari18 > > chandra_hari18@ > > > > wrote: > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Dear friends, > > > > > > > > > > My effort was not to insult anyone. > > > > > > > > > > There may be groups where diplomacy is > > maintained or blind patting the > > > > > blind kind of attitudes which facilitate > > 'selling' some ideology or > > > > > products or groups existing for the sake of it > > and all and everyone is > > > > > welcome to increase the numbers. As I > > understand the young people > > > > > involved in maintaining and taking the group > > forward, focus is on > > > > > quality than on quantity. > > > > > > > > > > Modern mindset is a difficult obstacle to > > climb. So we tend to be stuck > > > > > in the business man's attitude of appeasing > > the customers. As I see the > > > > > group's aspirations, here none is a customer > > we need to appease. We need > > > > > to make a sinc ere attempt to clear ourselves > > of the inhibitions of the > > > === message truncated === > > > > ______________________\ ____________ > You rock. That's why Blockbuster's offering you one month of Blockbuster Total Access, No Cost. > http://tc.deals./tc/blockbuster/text5.com > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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