Guest guest Posted May 28, 2009 Report Share Posted May 28, 2009 Dear friends, It is shameful that Mr. Kaul is conveniently attempting to discard the presence of the Rarshis in the Veda and the Vedanga Jyotisha. Veda clearly mentions Mesha, Vrshabha, Mithun, Simha, Kanya, Vrischika and Dhanu and these had been found before Dr. Vartak's study on it. Dr. Vartak had to my knowledge identified Anas-Ratha with Tula and Kalasha with Kumbha and I have identified Brahma Rashi of the Mahabharata with the Makar Rashi mentioned in the Bhagavata Purana. Meena is clearly mentioned in the Vedanga Jyotisha and Mr. Kaul knows it as he claims to have read the Vedanga Jyotisha. It not impossible that Shyena of the Veda became Meena in Vedanga Jyotisha like the Brahma Rashi became Makara Rashi at the time of the Bhagavata Purana. I fully support Dr. Vartak as he knows that the Veda itself says that it has Paroksha and Pratyaksha meaning of the verses, which a shallow person like Kaul does not know. I can assure you my friends that Mr. Kaul will try to discredit the Hindu Jyotisha and Veda and Vedanga to his last breadth and he is taking full advantage of the broad-minded fora to propagate his anti-Vedic views. If possible the Swedish Academy should institute a Nobel Prize for falsification of Veda and Vedanga and recognise the life-time perseverance of Mr. Kaul by giving such a prize to Kaul for his anti-Hindu-shastra activity of trying to remove the Rashi from the Veda and Vedanga Jyotisha. I am sure that sooner or later the knowledgeable Hindus will not tolerate such anti-Hindu activities of Kaul. He is a back-sheep of the Kashmiri community also as he has been trying to discredit the antiquity of the traditional Kashmiri Saptarshi calendar, which was started 25 years after departure of Lord Krishna and hence 61 years after the Mahabharata war by reducjng the antiquity of the Mahabharata. In fact the Greek authorities should also give a prize to Mr. Kaul for trying to glorify the past contributions of Greece in Astronomy. Regards, Sunil K. Bhattacharjya --- On Wed, 5/27/09, Avtar Krishen Kaul <jyotirved wrote: Avtar Krishen Kaul <jyotirved[VRI] Fwd: RASHIS IN THE VEDAS --- FACT OR FICTION!vedic_research_institute Date: Wednesday, May 27, 2009, 10:19 AM Dear All,Namaskar!Here is a self-eloquent copy of #No.1294 dt. 14-10-06 on WAVVES-VEDIC forum.Regards, AKKWAVES-Vedic, "jyotirved" <jyotirved@. ..> wrote:Dear friends,Namaste!The following "News item" in the Astrological Magazine of October 2006, page 904, should be of interest to all of us:"Dr. P. V. Vartak, researcher in the ancient Indian sciences, wasfelicitated on June 3, 2006, by Mr. Chandrakant Shewale under the auspicesof Veda Vigyan Mandal, Pune, for his discovery of the Rashis in the RigVeda".A similar "news" had appeared in the 'Express Star Teller' of September2006, page 12:"Dr. P. V. Vartak is the founder/President of the Veda Vidnyana Mandal,Pune. According to Dr. Vartak, all the twelve Rasis are recorded in theRigveda, the oldest literature of the world. The Rigveda also mentionstwelve 'Figures' in the sky and twelve spokes of a wheel of time. The namesgiven by the Rigveda to the signs of the Zodiac are descriptive. Itmentions Mesha, (Aries), Vrushabha (Taurus), Mithuna, Simha (Leo), Kanya(Virgo), Vrischika (Scorpio), Dhanus (Sagittarius) , Kalasha (Aquarius). Forthe Pisces or Meena, the Rigveda uses the name 'Shyena' i.e. falcon, thefastest bird. Dr. Vartak states that in the sky, in the region of Pisces,we do see a figure made up of stars resembling the figure of a falcon. Itis now called as 'Phoenix'. Rigveda says that the Shyena has only one wing,and in fact, we see only one wing to that falcon. Tula (Libra) is called bythe name 'Anas-Ratha' , because we can see a pentagon as a cart (Ratha) and atriangular figure, representing its harness (Anas). It is presently calledas "Boootes', Vrischika is also called as Kumbhaka (which pricks or stings)or Ibha an elephant. The tail of the celestial scorpion also looks like atrunk of elephant. Valmiki in his Ramayana calls this as 'Airawata', theelephant of Lord Indra. It is described to be the eighth Sign of zodiac,which shows that just like today, Mesha was held as the beginning sign atthe Vernal Equinox and its period was 25740 years BC.Dr. Vartak admits that he has not found (sic!)the Karka (Cander) and theMakara (Capricorn) However, he says that when other ten names are alreadynoted and the total number is found to be twelve, these two signs must bepresent in the Rigveda under some other names. Other researchers should tryhard to find them out."End of news items!*** ***** ***** ***** ********* **** *****It is high time that we ask the Swedish Academy to start a "Nobel Prize forVedic Jyotish" and "recommend" the names of such "researchers" and"scholars" for the same because, after all, though our "Vedic jyotishis"have been practising "Vedic Rashi" based "Vedic jyotish" ever since theGreek invasion on India (i.e. about 4th century BCE), obviously, they musthave been doing so in anticipation of this "discovery" by the "modern VedicSeers" like Dr. Vartak! It is something like the English translator ofParashari saying that Brihat Parashari yields best results as per LahiriAyanamsha, which means Parashara Rishi must have recommended LahiriAyanamsha more than five thousand years back in anticipation of the birth of"almighty Lahiri"! Thus it is only now that our "modern Vedic Rishis" arediscovering "Mesha etc. Rashis" in the Vedas, which should also mean thatsince as per the Vedas, the whole universe is "Maya" that is why even"Vedic Jyotishis" had been practising such a "Maya" of "Vedic Jyotish" sansVedic Rashis just by dint of their "Maya"!Why worry about the two "missing Rashis" -- after all it is just liketurning fiction into facts, and having been "inspired" by Dr. Vartak, someother "modern Vedic Rishi" will stake his claim to having "discovered"those two Rashis also with his (or will it be her?) Tapasya!With regards,Avtar Krishen Kaul--- End forwarded message --- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 29, 2009 Report Share Posted May 29, 2009 Dear Sunil-Da, In astrology we have primary assumptions as I called those or axioms as a mathematician once reminded me was the proper term! Such as: the zone of stars around the 'progressed and extrapolated path of the earth around our star, Sun " is important to astrology, that primarily if not exclusively deals with the ZOO of LIFE and Living forms (To some it may come as a surprise that even the Stock Exchange is BIO-driven and now we are blaming even the weather and climate to BIO (humans!). There is a 'Humanist' School that even believes, so I have been told, that humans projected their repetitive thoughts and thought-forms through words and vibrations skywards for God only knows how long and now the Heavens have begun to pay attention and reflect the destiny of those who dwell on earth! All have become and pretty much for a long time have been focused on the Human Being, but what about those precursor times when Human beings were still MONKEYS or whatever! Did Astrology and its rules exist back then? Were the Dinosaurs ruled by astrological rules? Or even when only Unicellular organisms existed on the earth? Let us not stop there and go even further back. When the new atoms were born/created on this very earth, did they have a birth chart? If yes, then astrology is Shashwat, and if not, one wonders -- Where or when did Astrology actually Begin? Rohini , Sunil Bhattacharjya <sunil_bhattacharjya wrote: > > Dear friends, > > It is shameful that Mr. Kaul is conveniently attempting to discard the presence of the Rarshis in the Veda and the Vedanga Jyotisha. Veda clearly mentions Mesha, Vrshabha, Mithun, Simha, Kanya, Vrischika and Dhanu and these had been found before Dr. Vartak's study on it. Dr. Vartak had to my knowledge identified Anas-Ratha with Tula and Kalasha with Kumbha and I have identified Brahma Rashi of the Mahabharata with the Makar Rashi mentioned in the Bhagavata Purana. Meena is clearly mentioned in the Vedanga Jyotisha and Mr. Kaul knows it as he claims to have read the Vedanga Jyotisha. It not impossible that Shyena of the Veda became Meena in Vedanga Jyotisha like the Brahma Rashi became Makara Rashi at the time of the Bhagavata Purana. I fully support Dr. Vartak as he knows that the Veda itself says that it has Paroksha and Pratyaksha meaning of the verses, which a shallow person like Kaul does not know. I can assure you my friends that > Mr. Kaul will try to discredit the Hindu Jyotisha and Veda and Vedanga to his last breadth and he is taking full advantage of the broad-minded fora to propagate his anti-Vedic views. > > If possible the Swedish Academy should institute a Nobel Prize for falsification of Veda and Vedanga and recognise the life-time perseverance of Mr. Kaul by giving such a prize to Kaul for his anti-Hindu-shastra activity of trying to remove the Rashi from the Veda and Vedanga Jyotisha. I am sure that sooner or later the knowledgeable Hindus will not tolerate such anti-Hindu activities of Kaul. He is a back-sheep of the Kashmiri community also as he has been trying to discredit the antiquity of the traditional Kashmiri Saptarshi calendar, which was started 25 years after departure of Lord Krishna and hence 61 years after the Mahabharata war by reducjng the antiquity of the Mahabharata. In fact the Greek authorities should also give a prize to Mr. Kaul for trying to glorify the past contributions of Greece in Astronomy. > > Regards, > > Sunil K. Bhattacharjya > > > > > --- On Wed, 5/27/09, Avtar Krishen Kaul <jyotirved wrote: > > > Avtar Krishen Kaul <jyotirved > [VRI] Fwd: RASHIS IN THE VEDAS --- FACT OR FICTION! > vedic_research_institute > Wednesday, May 27, 2009, 10:19 AM > > Dear All, > Namaskar! > Here is a self-eloquent copy of #No.1294 dt. 14-10-06 on WAVVES-VEDIC forum. > Regards, > AKK > WAVES-Vedic, " jyotirved " <jyotirved@ ..> wrote: > > Dear friends, > > Namaste! > > The following " News item " in the Astrological Magazine of October 2006, page 904, should be of interest to all of us: > > " Dr. P. V. Vartak, researcher in the ancient Indian sciences, was > felicitated on June 3, 2006, by Mr. Chandrakant Shewale under the auspices > of Veda Vigyan Mandal, Pune, for his discovery of the Rashis in the Rig > Veda " . > > A similar " news " had appeared in the 'Express Star Teller' of September > 2006, page 12: > > " Dr. P. V. Vartak is the founder/President of the Veda Vidnyana Mandal, > Pune. According to Dr. Vartak, all the twelve Rasis are recorded in the > Rigveda, the oldest literature of the world. The Rigveda also mentions > twelve 'Figures' in the sky and twelve spokes of a wheel of time. The names > given by the Rigveda to the signs of the Zodiac are descriptive. It > mentions Mesha, (Aries), Vrushabha (Taurus), Mithuna, Simha (Leo), Kanya > (Virgo), Vrischika (Scorpio), Dhanus (Sagittarius) , Kalasha (Aquarius). For > the Pisces or Meena, the Rigveda uses the name 'Shyena' i.e. falcon, the > fastest bird. Dr. Vartak states that in the sky, in the region of Pisces, > we do see a figure made up of stars resembling the figure of a falcon. It > is now called as 'Phoenix'. Rigveda says that the Shyena has only one wing, > and in fact, we see only one wing to that falcon. Tula (Libra) is called by > the name 'Anas-Ratha' , because we can see a pentagon as a cart (Ratha) and a > triangular figure, representing its harness (Anas). It is presently called > as " Boootes', Vrischika is also called as Kumbhaka (which pricks or stings) > or Ibha an elephant. The tail of the celestial scorpion also looks like a > trunk of elephant. Valmiki in his Ramayana calls this as 'Airawata', the > elephant of Lord Indra. It is described to be the eighth Sign of zodiac, > which shows that just like today, Mesha was held as the beginning sign at > the Vernal Equinox and its period was 25740 years BC. > > Dr. Vartak admits that he has not found (sic!)the Karka (Cander) and the > Makara (Capricorn) However, he says that when other ten names are already > noted and the total number is found to be twelve, these two signs must be > present in the Rigveda under some other names. Other researchers should try > hard to find them out. " > > End of news items! > > *** ***** ***** ***** **** > ***** **** ***** > > It is high time that we ask the Swedish Academy to start a " Nobel Prize for > Vedic Jyotish " and " recommend " the names of such " researchers " and > " scholars " for the same because, after all, though our " Vedic jyotishis " > have been practising " Vedic Rashi " based " Vedic jyotish " ever since the > Greek invasion on India (i.e. about 4th century BCE), obviously, they must > have been doing so in anticipation of this " discovery " by the " modern Vedic > Seers " like Dr. Vartak! It is something like the English translator of > Parashari saying that Brihat Parashari yields best results as per Lahiri > Ayanamsha, which means Parashara Rishi must have recommended Lahiri > Ayanamsha more than five thousand years back in anticipation of the birth of > " almighty Lahiri " ! Thus it is only now that our " modern Vedic Rishis " are > discovering " Mesha etc. Rashis " in the Vedas, which should also mean that > since as per the Vedas, the whole universe is " Maya " that is why even > " Vedic Jyotishis " had been practising such a " Maya " of " Vedic Jyotish " sans > Vedic Rashis just by dint of their " Maya " ! > > Why worry about the two " missing Rashis " -- after all it is just like > turning fiction into facts, and having been " inspired " by Dr. Vartak, some > other " modern Vedic Rishi " will stake his claim to having " discovered " > those two Rashis also with his (or will it be her?) Tapasya! > > With regards, > > Avtar Krishen Kaul > > --- End forwarded message --- > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 29, 2009 Report Share Posted May 29, 2009 Mr Sunil K. Bhattacharjya Ji is right in saying " the Greek authorities should also give a prize to Mr. Kaul for trying to glorify the past contributions of Greece in Astronomy. " But Mr AK Kaul has not worked on vedanga Jyotisha, he only copies the wrong ideas of Colebrooke and his chelas. I asked this team to prove that con ditions described in Vedanga Jyotisha belonged to ~1300 BCE, but in return I received only abuses. Mr AK Kaul will never be able to compute the date of condistions described in Vedanga Jyotisha. The very fact that solar year was divided into 12 solar months in Vedas means the concept of 12 divisions of zodiac was there. -VJ ========================= ==== ________________________________ Sunil Bhattacharjya <sunil_bhattacharjya vedic_research_institute Cc: ; ; indiaarchaeology ; WAVES-Vedic Thursday, May 28, 2009 7:00:05 PM Re: [VRI] Fwd: RASHIS IN THE VEDAS --- FACT OR FICTION! Dear friends, It is shameful that Mr. Kaul is conveniently attempting to discard the presence of the Rarshis in the Veda and the Vedanga Jyotisha. Veda clearly mentions Mesha, Vrshabha, Mithun, Simha, Kanya, Vrischika and Dhanu and these had been found before Dr. Vartak's study on it. Dr. Vartak had to my knowledge identified Anas-Ratha with Tula and Kalasha with Kumbha and I have identified Brahma Rashi of the Mahabharata with the Makar Rashi mentioned in the Bhagavata Purana. Meena is clearly mentioned in the Vedanga Jyotisha and Mr. Kaul knows it as he claims to have read the Vedanga Jyotisha. It not impossible that Shyena of the Veda became Meena in Vedanga Jyotisha like the Brahma Rashi became Makara Rashi at the time of the Bhagavata Purana. I fully support Dr. Vartak as he knows that the Veda itself says that it has Paroksha and Pratyaksha meaning of the verses, which a shallow person like Kaul does not know. I can assure you my friends that Mr. Kaul will try to discredit the Hindu Jyotisha and Veda and Vedanga to his last breadth and he is taking full advantage of the broad-minded fora to propagate his anti-Vedic views. If possible the Swedish Academy should institute a Nobel Prize for falsification of Veda and Vedanga and recognise the life-time perseverance of Mr. Kaul by giving such a prize to Kaul for his anti-Hindu-shastra activity of trying to remove the Rashi from the Veda and Vedanga Jyotisha. I am sure that sooner or later the knowledgeable Hindus will not tolerate such anti-Hindu activities of Kaul. He is a back-sheep of the Kashmiri community also as he has been trying to discredit the antiquity of the traditional Kashmiri Saptarshi calendar, which was started 25 years after departure of Lord Krishna and hence 61 years after the Mahabharata war by reducjng the antiquity of the Mahabharata. In fact the Greek authorities should also give a prize to Mr. Kaul for trying to glorify the past contributions of Greece in Astronomy. Regards, Sunil K. Bhattacharjya --- On Wed, 5/27/09, Avtar Krishen Kaul <jyotirved (AT) sify (DOT) com> wrote: Avtar Krishen Kaul <jyotirved (AT) sify (DOT) com> [VRI] Fwd: RASHIS IN THE VEDAS --- FACT OR FICTION! vedic_research_ institute Wednesday, May 27, 2009, 10:19 AM Dear All, Namaskar! Here is a self-eloquent copy of #No.1294 dt. 14-10-06 on WAVVES-VEDIC forum. Regards, AKK WAVES-Vedic, " jyotirved " <jyotirved@. ..> wrote: Dear friends, Namaste! The following " News item " in the Astrological Magazine of October 2006, page 904, should be of interest to all of us: " Dr. P. V. Vartak, researcher in the ancient Indian sciences, was felicitated on June 3, 2006, by Mr. Chandrakant Shewale under the auspices of Veda Vigyan Mandal, Pune, for his discovery of the Rashis in the Rig Veda " . A similar " news " had appeared in the 'Express Star Teller' of September 2006, page 12: " Dr. P. V. Vartak is the founder/President of the Veda Vidnyana Mandal, Pune. According to Dr. Vartak, all the twelve Rasis are recorded in the Rigveda, the oldest literature of the world. The Rigveda also mentions twelve 'Figures' in the sky and twelve spokes of a wheel of time. The names given by the Rigveda to the signs of the Zodiac are descriptive. It mentions Mesha, (Aries), Vrushabha (Taurus), Mithuna, Simha (Leo), Kanya (Virgo), Vrischika (Scorpio), Dhanus (Sagittarius) , Kalasha (Aquarius). For the Pisces or Meena, the Rigveda uses the name 'Shyena' i.e. falcon, the fastest bird. Dr. Vartak states that in the sky, in the region of Pisces, we do see a figure made up of stars resembling the figure of a falcon. It is now called as 'Phoenix'. Rigveda says that the Shyena has only one wing, and in fact, we see only one wing to that falcon. Tula (Libra) is called by the name 'Anas-Ratha' , because we can see a pentagon as a cart (Ratha) and a triangular figure, representing its harness (Anas). It is presently called as " Boootes', Vrischika is also called as Kumbhaka (which pricks or stings) or Ibha an elephant. The tail of the celestial scorpion also looks like a trunk of elephant. Valmiki in his Ramayana calls this as 'Airawata', the elephant of Lord Indra. It is described to be the eighth Sign of zodiac, which shows that just like today, Mesha was held as the beginning sign at the Vernal Equinox and its period was 25740 years BC. Dr. Vartak admits that he has not found (sic!)the Karka (Cander) and the Makara (Capricorn) However, he says that when other ten names are already noted and the total number is found to be twelve, these two signs must be present in the Rigveda under some other names. Other researchers should try hard to find them out. " End of news items! *** ***** ***** ***** **** ***** **** ***** It is high time that we ask the Swedish Academy to start a " Nobel Prize for Vedic Jyotish " and " recommend " the names of such " researchers " and " scholars " for the same because, after all, though our " Vedic jyotishis " have been practising " Vedic Rashi " based " Vedic jyotish " ever since the Greek invasion on India (i.e. about 4th century BCE), obviously, they must have been doing so in anticipation of this " discovery " by the " modern Vedic Seers " like Dr. Vartak! It is something like the English translator of Parashari saying that Brihat Parashari yields best results as per Lahiri Ayanamsha, which means Parashara Rishi must have recommended Lahiri Ayanamsha more than five thousand years back in anticipation of the birth of " almighty Lahiri " ! Thus it is only now that our " modern Vedic Rishis " are discovering " Mesha etc. Rashis " in the Vedas, which should also mean that since as per the Vedas, the whole universe is " Maya " that is why even " Vedic Jyotishis " had been practising such a " Maya " of " Vedic Jyotish " sans Vedic Rashis just by dint of their " Maya " ! Why worry about the two " missing Rashis " -- after all it is just like turning fiction into facts, and having been " inspired " by Dr. Vartak, some other " modern Vedic Rishi " will stake his claim to having " discovered " those two Rashis also with his (or will it be her?) Tapasya! With regards, Avtar Krishen Kaul --- End forwarded message --- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 29, 2009 Report Share Posted May 29, 2009 Traditional view is that Veda and its parts are apaurusheya. ________________________________ Rohiniranjan <jyotish_vani Friday, May 29, 2009 7:15:13 AM Re: [VRI] Fwd: RASHIS IN THE VEDAS --- FACT OR FICTION! Dear Sunil-Da, In astrology we have primary assumptions as I called those or axioms as a mathematician once reminded me was the proper term! Such as: the zone of stars around the 'progressed and extrapolated path of the earth around our star, Sun " is important to astrology, that primarily if not exclusively deals with the ZOO of LIFE and Living forms (To some it may come as a surprise that even the Stock Exchange is BIO-driven and now we are blaming even the weather and climate to BIO (humans!). There is a 'Humanist' School that even believes, so I have been told, that humans projected their repetitive thoughts and thought-forms through words and vibrations skywards for God only knows how long and now the Heavens have begun to pay attention and reflect the destiny of those who dwell on earth! All have become and pretty much for a long time have been focused on the Human Being, but what about those precursor times when Human beings were still MONKEYS or whatever! Did Astrology and its rules exist back then? Were the Dinosaurs ruled by astrological rules? Or even when only Unicellular organisms existed on the earth? Let us not stop there and go even further back. When the new atoms were born/created on this very earth, did they have a birth chart? If yes, then astrology is Shashwat, and if not, one wonders -- Where or when did Astrology actually Begin? Rohini , Sunil Bhattacharjya <sunil_bhattacharjy a wrote: > > Dear friends, > > It is shameful that Mr. Kaul is conveniently attempting to discard the presence of the Rarshis in the Veda and the Vedanga Jyotisha. Veda clearly mentions Mesha, Vrshabha, Mithun, Simha, Kanya, Vrischika and Dhanu and these had been found before Dr. Vartak's study on it. Dr. Vartak had to my knowledge identified Anas-Ratha with Tula and Kalasha with Kumbha and I have identified Brahma Rashi of the Mahabharata with the Makar Rashi mentioned in the Bhagavata Purana. Meena is clearly mentioned in the Vedanga Jyotisha and Mr. Kaul knows it as he claims to have read the Vedanga Jyotisha. It not impossible that Shyena of the Veda became Meena in Vedanga Jyotisha like the Brahma Rashi became Makara Rashi at the time of the Bhagavata Purana. I fully support Dr. Vartak as he knows that the Veda itself says that it has Paroksha and Pratyaksha meaning of the verses, which a shallow person like Kaul does not know. I can assure you my friends that > Mr. Kaul will try to discredit the Hindu Jyotisha and Veda and Vedanga to his last breadth and he is taking full advantage of the broad-minded fora to propagate his anti-Vedic views. > > If possible the Swedish Academy should institute a Nobel Prize for falsification of Veda and Vedanga and recognise the life-time perseverance of Mr. Kaul by giving such a prize to Kaul for his anti-Hindu-shastra activity of trying to remove the Rashi from the Veda and Vedanga Jyotisha. I am sure that sooner or later the knowledgeable Hindus will not tolerate such anti-Hindu activities of Kaul. He is a back-sheep of the Kashmiri community also as he has been trying to discredit the antiquity of the traditional Kashmiri Saptarshi calendar, which was started 25 years after departure of Lord Krishna and hence 61 years after the Mahabharata war by reducjng the antiquity of the Mahabharata. In fact the Greek authorities should also give a prize to Mr. Kaul for trying to glorify the past contributions of Greece in Astronomy. > > Regards, > > Sunil K. Bhattacharjya > > > > > --- On Wed, 5/27/09, Avtar Krishen Kaul <jyotirved@. ..> wrote: > > > Avtar Krishen Kaul <jyotirved@. ..> > [VRI] Fwd: RASHIS IN THE VEDAS --- FACT OR FICTION! > vedic_research_ institute > Wednesday, May 27, 2009, 10:19 AM > > Dear All, > Namaskar! > Here is a self-eloquent copy of #No.1294 dt. 14-10-06 on WAVVES-VEDIC forum. > Regards, > AKK > WAVES-Vedic, " jyotirved " <jyotirved@ ..> wrote: > > Dear friends, > > Namaste! > > The following " News item " in the Astrological Magazine of October 2006, page 904, should be of interest to all of us: > > " Dr. P. V. Vartak, researcher in the ancient Indian sciences, was > felicitated on June 3, 2006, by Mr. Chandrakant Shewale under the auspices > of Veda Vigyan Mandal, Pune, for his discovery of the Rashis in the Rig > Veda " . > > A similar " news " had appeared in the 'Express Star Teller' of September > 2006, page 12: > > " Dr. P. V. Vartak is the founder/President of the Veda Vidnyana Mandal, > Pune. According to Dr. Vartak, all the twelve Rasis are recorded in the > Rigveda, the oldest literature of the world. The Rigveda also mentions > twelve 'Figures' in the sky and twelve spokes of a wheel of time. The names > given by the Rigveda to the signs of the Zodiac are descriptive. It > mentions Mesha, (Aries), Vrushabha (Taurus), Mithuna, Simha (Leo), Kanya > (Virgo), Vrischika (Scorpio), Dhanus (Sagittarius) , Kalasha (Aquarius). For > the Pisces or Meena, the Rigveda uses the name 'Shyena' i.e. falcon, the > fastest bird. Dr. Vartak states that in the sky, in the region of Pisces, > we do see a figure made up of stars resembling the figure of a falcon. It > is now called as 'Phoenix'. Rigveda says that the Shyena has only one wing, > and in fact, we see only one wing to that falcon. Tula (Libra) is called by > the name 'Anas-Ratha' , because we can see a pentagon as a cart (Ratha) and a > triangular figure, representing its harness (Anas). It is presently called > as " Boootes', Vrischika is also called as Kumbhaka (which pricks or stings) > or Ibha an elephant. The tail of the celestial scorpion also looks like a > trunk of elephant. Valmiki in his Ramayana calls this as 'Airawata', the > elephant of Lord Indra. It is described to be the eighth Sign of zodiac, > which shows that just like today, Mesha was held as the beginning sign at > the Vernal Equinox and its period was 25740 years BC. > > Dr. Vartak admits that he has not found (sic!)the Karka (Cander) and the > Makara (Capricorn) However, he says that when other ten names are already > noted and the total number is found to be twelve, these two signs must be > present in the Rigveda under some other names. Other researchers should try > hard to find them out. " > > End of news items! > > *** ***** ***** ***** **** > ***** **** ***** > > It is high time that we ask the Swedish Academy to start a " Nobel Prize for > Vedic Jyotish " and " recommend " the names of such " researchers " and > " scholars " for the same because, after all, though our " Vedic jyotishis " > have been practising " Vedic Rashi " based " Vedic jyotish " ever since the > Greek invasion on India (i.e. about 4th century BCE), obviously, they must > have been doing so in anticipation of this " discovery " by the " modern Vedic > Seers " like Dr. Vartak! It is something like the English translator of > Parashari saying that Brihat Parashari yields best results as per Lahiri > Ayanamsha, which means Parashara Rishi must have recommended Lahiri > Ayanamsha more than five thousand years back in anticipation of the birth of > " almighty Lahiri " ! Thus it is only now that our " modern Vedic Rishis " are > discovering " Mesha etc. Rashis " in the Vedas, which should also mean that > since as per the Vedas, the whole universe is " Maya " that is why even > " Vedic Jyotishis " had been practising such a " Maya " of " Vedic Jyotish " sans > Vedic Rashis just by dint of their " Maya " ! > > Why worry about the two " missing Rashis " -- after all it is just like > turning fiction into facts, and having been " inspired " by Dr. Vartak, some > other " modern Vedic Rishi " will stake his claim to having " discovered " > those two Rashis also with his (or will it be her?) Tapasya! > > With regards, > > Avtar Krishen Kaul > > --- End forwarded message --- > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 29, 2009 Report Share Posted May 29, 2009 Dear Rohini, I feel that it may be that the providence is kind to us to let us have the knowledge of Astrology as a method to know, albeit very very indirectly, what inappropriate actions we did in our earlier births, the results of which are presently manifesting as our destiny. This knowledge has come through divine inspirations to the past sages and these are impersonal in nature and hence called Apaurusheya.. This knowledge is available to us so that with the help of this knowledge and with the free-will ( to the extent it is free) we can revise our destiny. Best wishes, SunilK. Bhattacharjya --- On Thu, 5/28/09, Rohiniranjan <jyotish_vani wrote: Rohiniranjan <jyotish_vani Re: [VRI] Fwd: RASHIS IN THE VEDAS --- FACT OR FICTION! Thursday, May 28, 2009, 6:45 PM Dear Sunil-Da, In astrology we have primary assumptions as I called those or axioms as a mathematician once reminded me was the proper term! Such as: the zone of stars around the 'progressed and extrapolated path of the earth around our star, Sun " is important to astrology, that primarily if not exclusively deals with the ZOO of LIFE and Living forms (To some it may come as a surprise that even the Stock Exchange is BIO-driven and now we are blaming even the weather and climate to BIO (humans!). There is a 'Humanist' School that even believes, so I have been told, that humans projected their repetitive thoughts and thought-forms through words and vibrations skywards for God only knows how long and now the Heavens have begun to pay attention and reflect the destiny of those who dwell on earth! All have become and pretty much for a long time have been focused on the Human Being, but what about those precursor times when Human beings were still MONKEYS or whatever! Did Astrology and its rules exist back then? Were the Dinosaurs ruled by astrological rules? Or even when only Unicellular organisms existed on the earth? Let us not stop there and go even further back. When the new atoms were born/created on this very earth, did they have a birth chart? If yes, then astrology is Shashwat, and if not, one wonders -- Where or when did Astrology actually Begin? Rohini , Sunil Bhattacharjya <sunil_bhattacharjy a wrote: > > Dear friends, > > It is shameful that Mr. Kaul is conveniently attempting to discard the presence of the Rarshis in the Veda and the Vedanga Jyotisha. Veda clearly mentions Mesha, Vrshabha, Mithun, Simha, Kanya, Vrischika and Dhanu and these had been found before Dr. Vartak's study on it. Dr. Vartak had to my knowledge identified Anas-Ratha with Tula and Kalasha with Kumbha and I have identified Brahma Rashi of the Mahabharata with the Makar Rashi mentioned in the Bhagavata Purana. Meena is clearly mentioned in the Vedanga Jyotisha and Mr. Kaul knows it as he claims to have read the Vedanga Jyotisha. It not impossible that Shyena of the Veda became Meena in Vedanga Jyotisha like the Brahma Rashi became Makara Rashi at the time of the Bhagavata Purana. I fully support Dr. Vartak as he knows that the Veda itself says that it has Paroksha and Pratyaksha meaning of the verses, which a shallow person like Kaul does not know. I can assure you my friends that > Mr. Kaul will try to discredit the Hindu Jyotisha and Veda and Vedanga to his last breadth and he is taking full advantage of the broad-minded fora to propagate his anti-Vedic views. > > If possible the Swedish Academy should institute a Nobel Prize for falsification of Veda and Vedanga and recognise the life-time perseverance of Mr. Kaul by giving such a prize to Kaul for his anti-Hindu-shastra activity of trying to remove the Rashi from the Veda and Vedanga Jyotisha. I am sure that sooner or later the knowledgeable Hindus will not tolerate such anti-Hindu activities of Kaul. He is a back-sheep of the Kashmiri community also as he has been trying to discredit the antiquity of the traditional Kashmiri Saptarshi calendar, which was started 25 years after departure of Lord Krishna and hence 61 years after the Mahabharata war by reducjng the antiquity of the Mahabharata. In fact the Greek authorities should also give a prize to Mr. Kaul for trying to glorify the past contributions of Greece in Astronomy. > > Regards, > > Sunil K. Bhattacharjya > > > > > --- On Wed, 5/27/09, Avtar Krishen Kaul <jyotirved@. ..> wrote: > > > Avtar Krishen Kaul <jyotirved@. ..> > [VRI] Fwd: RASHIS IN THE VEDAS --- FACT OR FICTION! > vedic_research_ institute > Wednesday, May 27, 2009, 10:19 AM > > Dear All, > Namaskar! > Here is a self-eloquent copy of #No.1294 dt. 14-10-06 on WAVVES-VEDIC forum. > Regards, > AKK > WAVES-Vedic, " jyotirved " <jyotirved@ ..> wrote: > > Dear friends, > > Namaste! > > The following " News item " in the Astrological Magazine of October 2006, page 904, should be of interest to all of us: > > " Dr. P. V. Vartak, researcher in the ancient Indian sciences, was > felicitated on June 3, 2006, by Mr. Chandrakant Shewale under the auspices > of Veda Vigyan Mandal, Pune, for his discovery of the Rashis in the Rig > Veda " . > > A similar " news " had appeared in the 'Express Star Teller' of September > 2006, page 12: > > " Dr. P. V. Vartak is the founder/President of the Veda Vidnyana Mandal, > Pune. According to Dr. Vartak, all the twelve Rasis are recorded in the > Rigveda, the oldest literature of the world. The Rigveda also mentions > twelve 'Figures' in the sky and twelve spokes of a wheel of time. The names > given by the Rigveda to the signs of the Zodiac are descriptive. It > mentions Mesha, (Aries), Vrushabha (Taurus), Mithuna, Simha (Leo), Kanya > (Virgo), Vrischika (Scorpio), Dhanus (Sagittarius) , Kalasha (Aquarius). For > the Pisces or Meena, the Rigveda uses the name 'Shyena' i.e. falcon, the > fastest bird. Dr. Vartak states that in the sky, in the region of Pisces, > we do see a figure made up of stars resembling the figure of a falcon. It > is now called as 'Phoenix'. Rigveda says that the Shyena has only one wing, > and in fact, we see only one wing to that falcon. Tula (Libra) is called by > the name 'Anas-Ratha' , because we can see a pentagon as a cart (Ratha) and a > triangular figure, representing its harness (Anas). It is presently called > as " Boootes', Vrischika is also called as Kumbhaka (which pricks or stings) > or Ibha an elephant. The tail of the celestial scorpion also looks like a > trunk of elephant. Valmiki in his Ramayana calls this as 'Airawata', the > elephant of Lord Indra. It is described to be the eighth Sign of zodiac, > which shows that just like today, Mesha was held as the beginning sign at > the Vernal Equinox and its period was 25740 years BC. > > Dr. Vartak admits that he has not found (sic!)the Karka (Cander) and the > Makara (Capricorn) However, he says that when other ten names are already > noted and the total number is found to be twelve, these two signs must be > present in the Rigveda under some other names. Other researchers should try > hard to find them out. " > > End of news items! > > *** ***** ***** ***** **** > ***** **** ***** > > It is high time that we ask the Swedish Academy to start a " Nobel Prize for > Vedic Jyotish " and " recommend " the names of such " researchers " and > " scholars " for the same because, after all, though our " Vedic jyotishis " > have been practising " Vedic Rashi " based " Vedic jyotish " ever since the > Greek invasion on India (i.e. about 4th century BCE), obviously, they must > have been doing so in anticipation of this " discovery " by the " modern Vedic > Seers " like Dr. Vartak! It is something like the English translator of > Parashari saying that Brihat Parashari yields best results as per Lahiri > Ayanamsha, which means Parashara Rishi must have recommended Lahiri > Ayanamsha more than five thousand years back in anticipation of the birth of > " almighty Lahiri " ! Thus it is only now that our " modern Vedic Rishis " are > discovering " Mesha etc. Rashis " in the Vedas, which should also mean that > since as per the Vedas, the whole universe is " Maya " that is why even > " Vedic Jyotishis " had been practising such a " Maya " of " Vedic Jyotish " sans > Vedic Rashis just by dint of their " Maya " ! > > Why worry about the two " missing Rashis " -- after all it is just like > turning fiction into facts, and having been " inspired " by Dr. Vartak, some > other " modern Vedic Rishi " will stake his claim to having " discovered " > those two Rashis also with his (or will it be her?) Tapasya! > > With regards, > > Avtar Krishen Kaul > > --- End forwarded message --- > > > > > > > > > > > & g Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 29, 2009 Report Share Posted May 29, 2009 Vinay should also be prized by GREEKS for propagating GREEKS creations. , Vinay Jha <vinayjhaa16 wrote: > > Mr Sunil K. Bhattacharjya Ji is right in saying " the Greek authorities should also give a prize to Mr. Kaul for trying to glorify the past contributions of Greece in Astronomy. " > > But Mr AK Kaul has not worked on vedanga Jyotisha, he only copies the wrong ideas of Colebrooke and his chelas. I asked this team to prove that con ditions described in Vedanga Jyotisha belonged to ~1300 BCE, but in return I received only abuses. Mr AK Kaul will never be able to compute the date of condistions described in Vedanga Jyotisha. > > The very fact that solar year was divided into 12 solar months in Vedas means the concept of 12 divisions of zodiac was there. > > -VJ > > ========================= ==== > > > ________________________________ > Sunil Bhattacharjya <sunil_bhattacharjya > vedic_research_institute > Cc: ; ; indiaarchaeology ; WAVES-Vedic > Thursday, May 28, 2009 7:00:05 PM > Re: [VRI] Fwd: RASHIS IN THE VEDAS --- FACT OR FICTION! > > > > > > Dear friends, > > It is shameful that Mr. Kaul is conveniently attempting to discard the presence of the Rarshis in the Veda and the Vedanga Jyotisha. Veda clearly mentions Mesha, Vrshabha, Mithun, Simha, Kanya, Vrischika and Dhanu and these had been found before Dr. Vartak's study on it. Dr. Vartak had to my knowledge identified Anas-Ratha with Tula and Kalasha with Kumbha and I have identified Brahma Rashi of the Mahabharata with the Makar Rashi mentioned in the Bhagavata Purana. Meena is clearly mentioned in the Vedanga Jyotisha and Mr. Kaul knows it as he claims to have read the Vedanga Jyotisha. It not impossible that Shyena of the Veda became Meena in Vedanga Jyotisha like the Brahma Rashi became Makara Rashi at the time of the Bhagavata Purana. I fully support Dr. Vartak as he knows that the Veda itself says that it has Paroksha and Pratyaksha meaning of the verses, which a shallow person like Kaul does not know. I can assure you my friends that > Mr. Kaul will try to discredit the Hindu Jyotisha and Veda and Vedanga to his last breadth and he is taking full advantage of the broad-minded fora to propagate his anti-Vedic views. > > If possible the Swedish Academy should institute a Nobel Prize for falsification of Veda and Vedanga and recognise the life-time perseverance of Mr. Kaul by giving such a prize to Kaul for his anti-Hindu-shastra activity of trying to remove the Rashi from the Veda and Vedanga Jyotisha. I am sure that sooner or later the knowledgeable Hindus will not tolerate such anti-Hindu activities of Kaul. He is a back-sheep of the Kashmiri community also as he has been trying to discredit the antiquity of the traditional Kashmiri Saptarshi calendar, which was started 25 years after departure of Lord Krishna and hence 61 years after the Mahabharata war by reducjng the antiquity of the Mahabharata. In fact the Greek authorities should also give a prize to Mr. Kaul for trying to glorify the past contributions of Greece in Astronomy. > > Regards, > > Sunil K. Bhattacharjya > > > > --- On Wed, 5/27/09, Avtar Krishen Kaul <jyotirved (AT) sify (DOT) com> wrote: > > Avtar Krishen Kaul <jyotirved (AT) sify (DOT) com> > [VRI] Fwd: RASHIS IN THE VEDAS --- FACT OR FICTION! > vedic_research_ institute > Wednesday, May 27, 2009, 10:19 AM > > Dear All, > Namaskar! > Here is a self-eloquent copy of #No.1294 dt. 14-10-06 on WAVVES-VEDIC forum. > Regards, > AKK > WAVES-Vedic, " jyotirved " <jyotirved@ ..> wrote: > > Dear friends, > > Namaste! > > The following " News item " in the Astrological Magazine of October 2006, page 904, should be of interest to all of us: > > " Dr. P. V. Vartak, researcher in the ancient Indian sciences, was > felicitated on June 3, 2006, by Mr. Chandrakant Shewale under the auspices > of Veda Vigyan Mandal, Pune, for his discovery of the Rashis in the Rig > Veda " . > > A similar " news " had appeared in the 'Express Star Teller' of September > 2006, page 12: > > " Dr. P. V. Vartak is the founder/President of the Veda Vidnyana Mandal, > Pune. According to Dr. Vartak, all the twelve Rasis are recorded in the > Rigveda, the oldest literature of the world. The Rigveda also mentions > twelve 'Figures' in the sky and twelve spokes of a wheel of time. The names > given by the Rigveda to the signs of the Zodiac are descriptive. It > mentions Mesha, (Aries), Vrushabha (Taurus), Mithuna, Simha (Leo), Kanya > (Virgo), Vrischika (Scorpio), Dhanus (Sagittarius) , Kalasha (Aquarius). For > the Pisces or Meena, the Rigveda uses the name 'Shyena' i.e. falcon, the > fastest bird. Dr. Vartak states that in the sky, in the region of Pisces, > we do see a figure made up of stars resembling the figure of a falcon. It > is now called as 'Phoenix'. Rigveda says that the Shyena has only one wing, > and in fact, we see only one wing to that falcon. Tula (Libra) is called by > the name 'Anas-Ratha' , because we can see a pentagon as a cart (Ratha) and a > triangular figure, representing its harness (Anas). It is presently called > as " Boootes', Vrischika is also called as Kumbhaka (which pricks or stings) > or Ibha an elephant. The tail of the celestial scorpion also looks like a > trunk of elephant. Valmiki in his Ramayana calls this as 'Airawata', the > elephant of Lord Indra. It is described to be the eighth Sign of zodiac, > which shows that just like today, Mesha was held as the beginning sign at > the Vernal Equinox and its period was 25740 years BC. > > Dr. Vartak admits that he has not found (sic!)the Karka (Cander) and the > Makara (Capricorn) However, he says that when other ten names are already > noted and the total number is found to be twelve, these two signs must be > present in the Rigveda under some other names. Other researchers should try > hard to find them out. " > > End of news items! > > *** ***** ***** ***** **** > ***** **** ***** > > It is high time that we ask the Swedish Academy to start a " Nobel Prize for > Vedic Jyotish " and " recommend " the names of such " researchers " and > " scholars " for the same because, after all, though our " Vedic jyotishis " > have been practising " Vedic Rashi " based " Vedic jyotish " ever since the > Greek invasion on India (i.e. about 4th century BCE), obviously, they must > have been doing so in anticipation of this " discovery " by the " modern Vedic > Seers " like Dr. Vartak! It is something like the English translator of > Parashari saying that Brihat Parashari yields best results as per Lahiri > Ayanamsha, which means Parashara Rishi must have recommended Lahiri > Ayanamsha more than five thousand years back in anticipation of the birth of > " almighty Lahiri " ! Thus it is only now that our " modern Vedic Rishis " are > discovering " Mesha etc. Rashis " in the Vedas, which should also mean that > since as per the Vedas, the whole universe is " Maya " that is why even > " Vedic Jyotishis " had been practising such a " Maya " of " Vedic Jyotish " sans > Vedic Rashis just by dint of their " Maya " ! > > Why worry about the two " missing Rashis " -- after all it is just like > turning fiction into facts, and having been " inspired " by Dr. Vartak, some > other " modern Vedic Rishi " will stake his claim to having " discovered " > those two Rashis also with his (or will it be her?) Tapasya! > > With regards, > > Avtar Krishen Kaul > > --- End forwarded message --- > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 29, 2009 Report Share Posted May 29, 2009 Internet is free for abusers who are intent on disrupting any good discussion with foul language. But I think we must ignore abuses and try to make discussions pertinent. First mandala of Rgveda gives following evidences of Raashi (more may befound by scanning all mandalas of RV and other Vedas) : (1) The word " Raashi " is not mentioned in the Vedas, but its synonyms have been mentioned. For instance, Rgveda 1.24.10 says " stars residing in high Riksha were seen at night... " ( " amee ya Rkshaa nihitaasa uchchaa naktam.. " ). Rgveda clearly speaks of Rikshaas a group of stars. In Brihajjaataka, Varaha Mihira says Rikshameans raashi " Raashi ksetra griha rksha bhaani bhavanam chaikaartha sampratyayaah " ). (2) Rgveda 1.84.14 says ( " itthaa chandramaso grhe " ) " in the house of Moon " . As cited above, Brihajjaataka includes " griha " among synonyms of Raashi. The " Groha " of Moon is Karka (Cancer). (3) Rgveda 1.164.11 and 1.164.48 speaks of Twelve spokes in the Chakra of Rta which has 720 parts (360 days and 360 nights). (4) Twelve Vedic solar months madhu-maadhavas are well known, which had other synonymns also like Atuna, Arunaja..., and Vaaja, Prasava,... etc. Hence, division of Zodian into 12 parts was well known. Modern names of Raashis were first mentioned in Baudhaayana Sutra, which is a part of Kalpa literature (a Vedaanga). Chhaandogya Upanishada is a part of Vedic literature in which mentions Narada Ji says that he had studied many Vidyaas, including Nakshatra-vidyaa and Raashi-vidyaa. The word " Lagna " is mentioned in Vedaanga Jyotisha, which mentions " Raashi " also. Vedaanga Jyotisha was composed not for Jyotishis but for Vaidikas, because its primary purpose was to fix the correct timing of Yajnas. The first Yajna of Yajurveda id Darsha-paurnamaasa yajna, which litearally means " yajna at new moon and full moon " . Hence, Yajnas needed correct timing, that is why Vedaanga Jyotisha was composed. Therefore, Vedaanga Jyotisha belongs to the Vedic period. But it was not part of Veda, hence its archaic language was not preserved and it was orally transmitted. It was finally written down down around 300 BCE perhaps, but the unknown writer says that the real author was Mahatma Lagadha. Therefore, Mahatma Lagadha did not write down anything, and composed an orally transmitted text. It proves that Mahatma Lagadha preceded the period when Vedaanga Jyotisha was written down. Astronomical conditions described in Vedaanga Jyotisha were calculated by Colebrooke to belong to cir. 1400 BCE. But Colebrooke neglected one important condition : tithi and month, which do not match around 1400 BCE and take Vedaanga Jyotisha into a much remote era. Mr AK Kaul and his friends should try to compute the actual date of these astronomical conditions which were wrongly computed by Colebrooke to belong to ~1400 BCE. Unfortunately, instead of making any positive contribution, these " calendar reformers " are taking recourse to abuses ! -VJ ===================== ==== ________________________________ khannaanup32 <khannaanup32 Friday, May 29, 2009 10:06:17 PM Re: [VRI] Fwd: RASHIS IN THE VEDAS --- FACT OR FICTION! Vinay should also be prized by GREEKS for propagating GREEKS creations. , Vinay Jha <vinayjhaa16@ ...> wrote: > > Mr Sunil K. Bhattacharjya Ji is right in saying " the Greek authorities should also give a prize to Mr. Kaul for trying to glorify the past contributions of Greece in Astronomy. " > > But Mr AK Kaul has not worked on vedanga Jyotisha, he only copies the wrong ideas of Colebrooke and his chelas. I asked this team to prove that con ditions described in Vedanga Jyotisha belonged to ~1300 BCE, but in return I received only abuses. Mr AK Kaul will never be able to compute the date of condistions described in Vedanga Jyotisha. > > The very fact that solar year was divided into 12 solar months in Vedas means the concept of 12 divisions of zodiac was there. > > -VJ > > ============ ========= ==== ==== > > > ____________ _________ _________ __ > Sunil Bhattacharjya <sunil_bhattacharjy a > vedic_research_ institute > Cc: ancient_indian_ astrology; @ . com; indiaarchaeology; WAVES-Vedic > Thursday, May 28, 2009 7:00:05 PM > Re: [VRI] Fwd: RASHIS IN THE VEDAS --- FACT OR FICTION! > > > > > > Dear friends, > > It is shameful that Mr. Kaul is conveniently attempting to discard the presence of the Rarshis in the Veda and the Vedanga Jyotisha. Veda clearly mentions Mesha, Vrshabha, Mithun, Simha, Kanya, Vrischika and Dhanu and these had been found before Dr. Vartak's study on it. Dr. Vartak had to my knowledge identified Anas-Ratha with Tula and Kalasha with Kumbha and I have identified Brahma Rashi of the Mahabharata with the Makar Rashi mentioned in the Bhagavata Purana. Meena is clearly mentioned in the Vedanga Jyotisha and Mr. Kaul knows it as he claims to have read the Vedanga Jyotisha. It not impossible that Shyena of the Veda became Meena in Vedanga Jyotisha like the Brahma Rashi became Makara Rashi at the time of the Bhagavata Purana. I fully support Dr. Vartak as he knows that the Veda itself says that it has Paroksha and Pratyaksha meaning of the verses, which a shallow person like Kaul does not know. I can assure you my friends that > Mr. Kaul will try to discredit the Hindu Jyotisha and Veda and Vedanga to his last breadth and he is taking full advantage of the broad-minded fora to propagate his anti-Vedic views. > > If possible the Swedish Academy should institute a Nobel Prize for falsification of Veda and Vedanga and recognise the life-time perseverance of Mr. Kaul by giving such a prize to Kaul for his anti-Hindu-shastra activity of trying to remove the Rashi from the Veda and Vedanga Jyotisha. I am sure that sooner or later the knowledgeable Hindus will not tolerate such anti-Hindu activities of Kaul. He is a back-sheep of the Kashmiri community also as he has been trying to discredit the antiquity of the traditional Kashmiri Saptarshi calendar, which was started 25 years after departure of Lord Krishna and hence 61 years after the Mahabharata war by reducjng the antiquity of the Mahabharata. In fact the Greek authorities should also give a prize to Mr. Kaul for trying to glorify the past contributions of Greece in Astronomy. > > Regards, > > Sunil K. Bhattacharjya > > > > --- On Wed, 5/27/09, Avtar Krishen Kaul <jyotirved (AT) sify (DOT) com> wrote: > > Avtar Krishen Kaul <jyotirved (AT) sify (DOT) com> > [VRI] Fwd: RASHIS IN THE VEDAS --- FACT OR FICTION! > vedic_research_ institute > Wednesday, May 27, 2009, 10:19 AM > > Dear All, > Namaskar! > Here is a self-eloquent copy of #No.1294 dt. 14-10-06 on WAVVES-VEDIC forum. > Regards, > AKK > WAVES-Vedic, " jyotirved " <jyotirved@ ..> wrote: > > Dear friends, > > Namaste! > > The following " News item " in the Astrological Magazine of October 2006, page 904, should be of interest to all of us: > > " Dr. P. V. Vartak, researcher in the ancient Indian sciences, was > felicitated on June 3, 2006, by Mr. Chandrakant Shewale under the auspices > of Veda Vigyan Mandal, Pune, for his discovery of the Rashis in the Rig > Veda " . > > A similar " news " had appeared in the 'Express Star Teller' of September > 2006, page 12: > > " Dr. P. V. Vartak is the founder/President of the Veda Vidnyana Mandal, > Pune. According to Dr. Vartak, all the twelve Rasis are recorded in the > Rigveda, the oldest literature of the world. The Rigveda also mentions > twelve 'Figures' in the sky and twelve spokes of a wheel of time. The names > given by the Rigveda to the signs of the Zodiac are descriptive. It > mentions Mesha, (Aries), Vrushabha (Taurus), Mithuna, Simha (Leo), Kanya > (Virgo), Vrischika (Scorpio), Dhanus (Sagittarius) , Kalasha (Aquarius). For > the Pisces or Meena, the Rigveda uses the name 'Shyena' i.e. falcon, the > fastest bird. Dr. Vartak states that in the sky, in the region of Pisces, > we do see a figure made up of stars resembling the figure of a falcon. It > is now called as 'Phoenix'. Rigveda says that the Shyena has only one wing, > and in fact, we see only one wing to that falcon. Tula (Libra) is called by > the name 'Anas-Ratha' , because we can see a pentagon as a cart (Ratha) and a > triangular figure, representing its harness (Anas). It is presently called > as " Boootes', Vrischika is also called as Kumbhaka (which pricks or stings) > or Ibha an elephant. The tail of the celestial scorpion also looks like a > trunk of elephant. Valmiki in his Ramayana calls this as 'Airawata', the > elephant of Lord Indra. It is described to be the eighth Sign of zodiac, > which shows that just like today, Mesha was held as the beginning sign at > the Vernal Equinox and its period was 25740 years BC. > > Dr. Vartak admits that he has not found (sic!)the Karka (Cander) and the > Makara (Capricorn) However, he says that when other ten names are already > noted and the total number is found to be twelve, these two signs must be > present in the Rigveda under some other names. Other researchers should try > hard to find them out. " > > End of news items! > > *** ***** ***** ***** **** > ***** **** ***** > > It is high time that we ask the Swedish Academy to start a " Nobel Prize for > Vedic Jyotish " and " recommend " the names of such " researchers " and > " scholars " for the same because, after all, though our " Vedic jyotishis " > have been practising " Vedic Rashi " based " Vedic jyotish " ever since the > Greek invasion on India (i.e. about 4th century BCE), obviously, they must > have been doing so in anticipation of this " discovery " by the " modern Vedic > Seers " like Dr. Vartak! It is something like the English translator of > Parashari saying that Brihat Parashari yields best results as per Lahiri > Ayanamsha, which means Parashara Rishi must have recommended Lahiri > Ayanamsha more than five thousand years back in anticipation of the birth of > " almighty Lahiri " ! Thus it is only now that our " modern Vedic Rishis " are > discovering " Mesha etc. Rashis " in the Vedas, which should also mean that > since as per the Vedas, the whole universe is " Maya " that is why even > " Vedic Jyotishis " had been practising such a " Maya " of " Vedic Jyotish " sans > Vedic Rashis just by dint of their " Maya " ! > > Why worry about the two " missing Rashis " -- after all it is just like > turning fiction into facts, and having been " inspired " by Dr. Vartak, some > other " modern Vedic Rishi " will stake his claim to having " discovered " > those two Rashis also with his (or will it be her?) Tapasya! > > With regards, > > Avtar Krishen Kaul > > --- End forwarded message --- > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 30, 2009 Report Share Posted May 30, 2009 Mr. Khannaanup32, If I am wrong please do not go by my interpretation but please have guts to tell the group the name of the third Hindu person in US, who says Sunil Bhattacharjya wrong. If you cannot come out in the open then keep your mouth shut. Let that third person tell the group what are the meanings of those referenced verses in the Veda, so that the members of the group should know who is the real idiot and who is the agent of the Greeks. Agreed? Please do not chicken out now Mr. Khannaanup. BTW are you not a blind supporters of Kaul? Sincerely S.K.Bhattacharjya --- On Fri, 5/29/09, khannaanup32 <khannaanup32 wrote: khannaanup32 <khannaanup32 Re: [VRI] Fwd: RASHIS IN THE VEDAS --- FACT OR FICTION! Friday, May 29, 2009, 9:39 AM This shameless person had given 4 Verses from RigVeda and cliamed that those indicated 4 rahis but third person from US though HIndu translated and said that Sunil Bhatatcharjya is wrong at his claim, than this idot ran away by havng his tail in between legs.. He is agent of Greeks, his knowledge has toched wooden spoon and dtill he is sitting at rock bottom of stupidity. He has no proofs, he gives fake prppfs but later third party disproves all those. He is shamelss person. , Sunil Bhattacharjya <sunil_bhattacharjy a wrote: > > Dear friends, > ? > It is shameful that?Mr. Kaul?is conveniently? attempting to discard?the presence of the?Rarshis in the Veda and the Vedanga Jyotisha.? Veda clearly mentions Mesha, Vrshabha, Mithun, Simha, Kanya, Vrischika and Dhanu?and these had been found?before ?Dr. Vartak's study on it. Dr. Vartak ?had to my knowledge?identifie d Anas-Ratha with Tula and Kalasha with Kumbha and I have identified Brahma Rashi of the Mahabharata with the Makar Rashi? mentioned in the Bhagavata Purana. Meena is clearly mentioned in the Vedanga Jyotisha and Mr. Kaul knows it as he claims to?have read the?Vedanga Jyotisha. It not impossible that Shyena of the Veda became Meena in Vedanga Jyotisha like the Brahma Rashi became Makara Rashi at the time of the Bhagavata Purana. I fully support Dr. Vartak as he knows that the Veda itself says that it has Paroksha and Pratyaksha meaning of the verses, which a shallow person like Kaul does not know. I can assure you my friends that > Mr. Kaul will try to discredit the Hindu Jyotisha and Veda and Vedanga to his last breadth and he is taking full advantage of the broad-minded fora to propagate his anti-Vedic views. > ? > If possible the Swedish Academy should?institute a?Nobel Prize for falsification of Veda and Vedanga and recognise the life-time perseverance of Mr. Kaul by giving such a prize to Kaul for his anti-Hindu-shastra activity?of trying to?remove the Rashi from??the Veda and Vedanga Jyotisha.?I am sure that sooner or later?the knowledgeable Hindus will not tolerate such anti-Hindu activities of Kaul. He is a back-sheep of the Kashmiri community also as he has been trying to discredit the antiquity?of the traditional Kashmiri Saptarshi calendar, which was started?25 years after departure of Lord Krishna and hence 61?years after the Mahabharata war by reducjng the antiquity of the Mahabharata. In fact the Greek authorities should also give a prize to?Mr. Kaul?for trying to glorify the past contributions of Greece in Astronomy. > ? > Regards, > ? > Sunil K. Bhattacharjya > ? > ? > > > --- On Wed, 5/27/09, Avtar Krishen Kaul <jyotirved@. ..> wrote: > > > Avtar Krishen Kaul <jyotirved@. ..> > [VRI] Fwd: RASHIS IN THE VEDAS --- FACT OR FICTION! > vedic_research_ institute > Wednesday, May 27, 2009, 10:19 AM > > Dear All, > Namaskar! > Here is a self-eloquent copy of #No.1294 dt. 14-10-06 on WAVVES-VEDIC forum. > Regards, > AKK > WAVES-Vedic, " jyotirved " <jyotirved@ ..> wrote: > > Dear friends, > > Namaste! > > The following " News item " in the Astrological Magazine of October 2006, page 904, should be of interest to all of us: > > " Dr. P. V. Vartak, researcher in the ancient Indian sciences, was > felicitated on June 3, 2006, by Mr. Chandrakant Shewale under the auspices > of Veda Vigyan Mandal, Pune, for his discovery of the Rashis in the Rig > Veda " . > > A similar " news " had appeared in the 'Express Star Teller' of September > 2006, page 12: > > " Dr. P. V. Vartak is the founder/President of the Veda Vidnyana Mandal, > Pune. According to Dr. Vartak, all the twelve Rasis are recorded in the > Rigveda, the oldest literature of the world. The Rigveda also mentions > twelve 'Figures' in the sky and twelve spokes of a wheel of time. The names > given by the Rigveda to the signs of the Zodiac are descriptive. It > mentions Mesha, (Aries), Vrushabha (Taurus), Mithuna, Simha (Leo), Kanya > (Virgo), Vrischika (Scorpio), Dhanus (Sagittarius) , Kalasha (Aquarius). For > the Pisces or Meena, the Rigveda uses the name 'Shyena' i.e. falcon, the > fastest bird. Dr. Vartak states that in the sky, in the region of Pisces, > we do see a figure made up of stars resembling the figure of a falcon. It > is now called as 'Phoenix'. Rigveda says that the Shyena has only one wing, > and in fact, we see only one wing to that falcon. Tula (Libra) is called by > the name 'Anas-Ratha' , because we can see a pentagon as a cart (Ratha) and a > triangular figure, representing its harness (Anas). It is presently called > as " Boootes', Vrischika is also called as Kumbhaka (which pricks or stings) > or Ibha an elephant. The tail of the celestial scorpion also looks like a > trunk of elephant. Valmiki in his Ramayana calls this as 'Airawata', the > elephant of Lord Indra. It is described to be the eighth Sign of zodiac, > which shows that just like today, Mesha was held as the beginning sign at > the Vernal Equinox and its period was 25740 years BC. > > Dr. Vartak admits that he has not found (sic!)the Karka (Cander) and the > Makara (Capricorn) However, he says that when other ten names are already > noted and the total number is found to be twelve, these two signs must be > present in the Rigveda under some other names. Other researchers should try > hard to find them out. " > > End of news items! > > *** ***** ***** ***** **** > ***** **** ***** > > It is high time that we ask the Swedish Academy to start a " Nobel Prize for > Vedic Jyotish " and " recommend " the names of such " researchers " and > " scholars " for the same because, after all, though our " Vedic jyotishis " > have been practising " Vedic Rashi " based " Vedic jyotish " ever since the > Greek invasion on India (i.e. about 4th century BCE), obviously, they must > have been doing so in anticipation of this " discovery " by the " modern Vedic > Seers " like Dr. Vartak! It is something like the English translator of > Parashari saying that Brihat Parashari yields best results as per Lahiri > Ayanamsha, which means Parashara Rishi must have recommended Lahiri > Ayanamsha more than five thousand years back in anticipation of the birth of > " almighty Lahiri " ! Thus it is only now that our " modern Vedic Rishis " are > discovering " Mesha etc. Rashis " in the Vedas, which should also mean that > since as per the Vedas, the whole universe is " Maya " that is why even > " Vedic Jyotishis " had been practising such a " Maya " of " Vedic Jyotish " sans > Vedic Rashis just by dint of their " Maya " ! > > Why worry about the two " missing Rashis " -- after all it is just like > turning fiction into facts, and having been " inspired " by Dr. Vartak, some > other " modern Vedic Rishi " will stake his claim to having " discovered " > those two Rashis also with his (or will it be her?) Tapasya! > > With regards, > > Avtar Krishen Kaul > > --- End forwarded message --- > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 30, 2009 Report Share Posted May 30, 2009 Providence provides! There is also the *option* available to SPELL that as proviDANCE and then we run into the perpetuum mobile musical yet again, and again and ...! The same music over and over again, the same excuses but neither anything moves further ;-) nor FARTHER? , Sunil Bhattacharjya <sunil_bhattacharjya wrote: > > Dear Rohini, > > I feel that it may be that the providence is kind to us to let us have the knowledge of Astrology as a method to know, albeit very very indirectly, what inappropriate actions we did in our earlier births, the results of which are presently manifesting as our destiny. This knowledge has come through divine inspirations to the past sages and these are impersonal in nature and hence called Apaurusheya.. This knowledge is available to us so that with the help of this knowledge and with the free-will ( to the extent it is free) we can revise our destiny. > > Best wishes, > > SunilK. Bhattacharjya > > > > --- On Thu, 5/28/09, Rohiniranjan <jyotish_vani wrote: > > > Rohiniranjan <jyotish_vani > Re: [VRI] Fwd: RASHIS IN THE VEDAS --- FACT OR FICTION! > > Thursday, May 28, 2009, 6:45 PM > > Dear Sunil-Da, > > In astrology we have primary assumptions as I called those or axioms as a mathematician once reminded me was the proper term! Such as: the zone of stars around the 'progressed and extrapolated path of the earth around our star, Sun " is important to astrology, that primarily if not exclusively deals with the ZOO of LIFE and Living forms (To some it may come as a surprise that even the Stock Exchange is BIO-driven and now we are blaming even the weather and climate to BIO (humans!). > > There is a 'Humanist' School that even believes, so I have been told, that humans projected their repetitive thoughts and thought-forms through words and vibrations skywards for God only knows how long and now the Heavens have begun to pay attention and reflect the destiny of those who dwell on earth! > > All have become and pretty much for a long time have been focused on the Human Being, but what about those precursor times when Human beings were still MONKEYS or whatever! Did Astrology and its rules exist back then? Were the Dinosaurs ruled by astrological rules? Or even when only Unicellular organisms existed on the earth? Let us not stop there and go even further back. When the new atoms were born/created on this very earth, did they have a birth chart? > > If yes, then astrology is Shashwat, and if not, one wonders -- Where or when did Astrology actually Begin? > > Rohini > > , Sunil Bhattacharjya <sunil_bhattacharjy a wrote: > > > > Dear friends, > > > > It is shameful that Mr. Kaul is conveniently attempting to discard the presence of the Rarshis in the Veda and the Vedanga Jyotisha. Veda clearly mentions Mesha, Vrshabha, Mithun, Simha, Kanya, Vrischika and Dhanu and these had been found before Dr. Vartak's study on it. Dr. Vartak had to my knowledge identified Anas-Ratha with Tula and Kalasha with Kumbha and I have identified Brahma Rashi of the Mahabharata with the Makar Rashi mentioned in the Bhagavata Purana. Meena is clearly mentioned in the Vedanga Jyotisha and Mr. Kaul knows it as he claims to have read the Vedanga Jyotisha. It not impossible that Shyena of the Veda became Meena in Vedanga Jyotisha like the Brahma Rashi became Makara Rashi at the time of the Bhagavata Purana. I fully support Dr. Vartak as he knows that the Veda itself says that it has Paroksha and Pratyaksha meaning of the verses, which a shallow person like Kaul does not know. I can assure you my friends > that > > Mr. Kaul will try to discredit the Hindu Jyotisha and Veda and Vedanga to his last breadth and he is taking full advantage of the broad-minded fora to propagate his anti-Vedic views. > > > > If possible the Swedish Academy should institute a Nobel Prize for falsification of Veda and Vedanga and recognise the life-time perseverance of Mr. Kaul by giving such a prize to Kaul for his anti-Hindu-shastra activity of trying to remove the Rashi from the Veda and Vedanga Jyotisha. I am sure that sooner or later the knowledgeable Hindus will not tolerate such anti-Hindu activities of Kaul. He is a back-sheep of the Kashmiri community also as he has been trying to discredit the antiquity of the traditional Kashmiri Saptarshi calendar, which was started 25 years after departure of Lord Krishna and hence 61 years after the Mahabharata war by reducjng the antiquity of the Mahabharata. In fact the Greek authorities should also give a prize to Mr. Kaul for trying to glorify the past contributions of Greece in Astronomy. > > > > Regards, > > > > Sunil K. Bhattacharjya > > > > > > > > > > --- On Wed, 5/27/09, Avtar Krishen Kaul <jyotirved@ ..> wrote: > > > > > > Avtar Krishen Kaul <jyotirved@ ..> > > [VRI] Fwd: RASHIS IN THE VEDAS --- FACT OR FICTION! > > vedic_research_ institute > > Wednesday, May 27, 2009, 10:19 AM > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Dear All, > > Namaskar! > > Here is a self-eloquent copy of #No.1294 dt. 14-10-06 on WAVVES-VEDIC forum. > > Regards, > > AKK > > WAVES-Vedic, " jyotirved " <jyotirved@ ..> wrote: > > > > Dear friends, > > > > Namaste! > > > > The following " News item " in the Astrological Magazine of October 2006, page 904, should be of interest to all of us: > > > > " Dr. P. V. Vartak, researcher in the ancient Indian sciences, was > > felicitated on June 3, 2006, by Mr. Chandrakant Shewale under the auspices > > of Veda Vigyan Mandal, Pune, for his discovery of the Rashis in the Rig > > Veda " . > > > > A similar " news " had appeared in the 'Express Star Teller' of September > > 2006, page 12: > > > > " Dr. P. V. Vartak is the founder/President of the Veda Vidnyana Mandal, > > Pune. According to Dr. Vartak, all the twelve Rasis are recorded in the > > Rigveda, the oldest literature of the world. The Rigveda also mentions > > twelve 'Figures' in the sky and twelve spokes of a wheel of time. The names > > given by the Rigveda to the signs of the Zodiac are descriptive. It > > mentions Mesha, (Aries), Vrushabha (Taurus), Mithuna, Simha (Leo), Kanya > > (Virgo), Vrischika (Scorpio), Dhanus (Sagittarius) , Kalasha (Aquarius). For > > the Pisces or Meena, the Rigveda uses the name 'Shyena' i.e. falcon, the > > fastest bird. Dr. Vartak states that in the sky, in the region of Pisces, > > we do see a figure made up of stars resembling the figure of a falcon. It > > is now called as 'Phoenix'. Rigveda says that the Shyena has only one wing, > > and in fact, we see only one wing to that falcon. Tula (Libra) is called by > > the name 'Anas-Ratha' , because we can see a pentagon as a cart (Ratha) and a > > triangular figure, representing its harness (Anas). It is presently called > > as " Boootes', Vrischika is also called as Kumbhaka (which pricks or stings) > > or Ibha an elephant. The tail of the celestial scorpion also looks like a > > trunk of elephant. Valmiki in his Ramayana calls this as 'Airawata', the > > elephant of Lord Indra. It is described to be the eighth Sign of zodiac, > > which shows that just like today, Mesha was held as the beginning sign at > > the Vernal Equinox and its period was 25740 years BC. > > > > Dr. Vartak admits that he has not found (sic!)the Karka (Cander) and the > > Makara (Capricorn) However, he says that when other ten names are already > > noted and the total number is found to be twelve, these two signs must be > > present in the Rigveda under some other names. Other researchers should try > > hard to find them out. " > > > > End of news items! > > > > *** ***** ***** ***** **** > > ***** **** ***** > > > > It is high time that we ask the Swedish Academy to start a " Nobel Prize for > > Vedic Jyotish " and " recommend " the names of such " researchers " and > > " scholars " for the same because, after all, though our " Vedic jyotishis " > > have been practising " Vedic Rashi " based " Vedic jyotish " ever since the > > Greek invasion on India (i.e. about 4th century BCE), obviously, they must > > have been doing so in anticipation of this " discovery " by the " modern Vedic > > Seers " like Dr. Vartak! It is something like the English translator of > > Parashari saying that Brihat Parashari yields best results as per Lahiri > > Ayanamsha, which means Parashara Rishi must have recommended Lahiri > > Ayanamsha more than five thousand years back in anticipation of the birth of > > " almighty Lahiri " ! Thus it is only now that our " modern Vedic Rishis " are > > discovering " Mesha etc. Rashis " in the Vedas, which should also mean that > > since as per the Vedas, the whole universe is " Maya " that is why even > > " Vedic Jyotishis " had been practising such a " Maya " of " Vedic Jyotish " sans > > Vedic Rashis just by dint of their " Maya " ! > > > > Why worry about the two " missing Rashis " -- after all it is just like > > turning fiction into facts, and having been " inspired " by Dr. Vartak, some > > other " modern Vedic Rishi " will stake his claim to having " discovered " > > those two Rashis also with his (or will it be her?) Tapasya! > > > > With regards, > > > > Avtar Krishen Kaul > > > > --- End forwarded message --- > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > & g > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 30, 2009 Report Share Posted May 30, 2009 Sunil K. Bhattacharjya Ji perfectly correct here. -VJ ============================ === ________________________________ Rohiniranjan <jyotish_vani Saturday, May 30, 2009 9:18:32 AM Re: [VRI] Fwd: RASHIS IN THE VEDAS --- FACT OR FICTION! Providence provides! There is also the *option* available to SPELL that as proviDANCE and then we run into the perpetuum mobile musical yet again, and again and ...! The same music over and over again, the same excuses but neither anything moves further ;-) nor FARTHER? , Sunil Bhattacharjya <sunil_bhattacharjy a wrote: > > Dear Rohini, > > I feel that it may be that the providence is kind to us to let us have the knowledge of Astrology as a method to know, albeit very very indirectly, what inappropriate actions we did in our earlier births, the results of which are presently manifesting as our destiny. This knowledge has come through divine inspirations to the past sages and these are impersonal in nature and hence called Apaurusheya. . This knowledge is available to us so that with the help of this knowledge and with the free-will ( to the extent it is free) we can revise our destiny. > > Best wishes, > > SunilK. Bhattacharjya > > > > --- On Thu, 5/28/09, Rohiniranjan <jyotish_vani@ ...> wrote: > > > Rohiniranjan <jyotish_vani@ ...> > Re: [VRI] Fwd: RASHIS IN THE VEDAS --- FACT OR FICTION! > > Thursday, May 28, 2009, 6:45 PM > > Dear Sunil-Da, > > In astrology we have primary assumptions as I called those or axioms as a mathematician once reminded me was the proper term! Such as: the zone of stars around the 'progressed and extrapolated path of the earth around our star, Sun " is important to astrology, that primarily if not exclusively deals with the ZOO of LIFE and Living forms (To some it may come as a surprise that even the Stock Exchange is BIO-driven and now we are blaming even the weather and climate to BIO (humans!). > > There is a 'Humanist' School that even believes, so I have been told, that humans projected their repetitive thoughts and thought-forms through words and vibrations skywards for God only knows how long and now the Heavens have begun to pay attention and reflect the destiny of those who dwell on earth! > > All have become and pretty much for a long time have been focused on the Human Being, but what about those precursor times when Human beings were still MONKEYS or whatever! Did Astrology and its rules exist back then? Were the Dinosaurs ruled by astrological rules? Or even when only Unicellular organisms existed on the earth? Let us not stop there and go even further back. When the new atoms were born/created on this very earth, did they have a birth chart? > > If yes, then astrology is Shashwat, and if not, one wonders -- Where or when did Astrology actually Begin? > > Rohini > > , Sunil Bhattacharjya <sunil_bhattacharjy a wrote: > > > > Dear friends, > > > > It is shameful that Mr. Kaul is conveniently attempting to discard the presence of the Rarshis in the Veda and the Vedanga Jyotisha. Veda clearly mentions Mesha, Vrshabha, Mithun, Simha, Kanya, Vrischika and Dhanu and these had been found before Dr. Vartak's study on it. Dr. Vartak had to my knowledge identified Anas-Ratha with Tula and Kalasha with Kumbha and I have identified Brahma Rashi of the Mahabharata with the Makar Rashi mentioned in the Bhagavata Purana. Meena is clearly mentioned in the Vedanga Jyotisha and Mr. Kaul knows it as he claims to have read the Vedanga Jyotisha. It not impossible that Shyena of the Veda became Meena in Vedanga Jyotisha like the Brahma Rashi became Makara Rashi at the time of the Bhagavata Purana. I fully support Dr. Vartak as he knows that the Veda itself says that it has Paroksha and Pratyaksha meaning of the verses, which a shallow person like Kaul does not know. I can assure you my friends > that > > Mr. Kaul will try to discredit the Hindu Jyotisha and Veda and Vedanga to his last breadth and he is taking full advantage of the broad-minded fora to propagate his anti-Vedic views. > > > > If possible the Swedish Academy should institute a Nobel Prize for falsification of Veda and Vedanga and recognise the life-time perseverance of Mr. Kaul by giving such a prize to Kaul for his anti-Hindu-shastra activity of trying to remove the Rashi from the Veda and Vedanga Jyotisha. I am sure that sooner or later the knowledgeable Hindus will not tolerate such anti-Hindu activities of Kaul. He is a back-sheep of the Kashmiri community also as he has been trying to discredit the antiquity of the traditional Kashmiri Saptarshi calendar, which was started 25 years after departure of Lord Krishna and hence 61 years after the Mahabharata war by reducjng the antiquity of the Mahabharata. In fact the Greek authorities should also give a prize to Mr. Kaul for trying to glorify the past contributions of Greece in Astronomy. > > > > Regards, > > > > Sunil K. Bhattacharjya > > > > > > > > > > --- On Wed, 5/27/09, Avtar Krishen Kaul <jyotirved@ ..> wrote: > > > > > > Avtar Krishen Kaul <jyotirved@ ..> > > [VRI] Fwd: RASHIS IN THE VEDAS --- FACT OR FICTION! > > vedic_research_ institute > > Wednesday, May 27, 2009, 10:19 AM > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Dear All, > > Namaskar! > > Here is a self-eloquent copy of #No.1294 dt. 14-10-06 on WAVVES-VEDIC forum. > > Regards, > > AKK > > WAVES-Vedic, " jyotirved " <jyotirved@ ..> wrote: > > > > Dear friends, > > > > Namaste! > > > > The following " News item " in the Astrological Magazine of October 2006, page 904, should be of interest to all of us: > > > > " Dr. P. V. Vartak, researcher in the ancient Indian sciences, was > > felicitated on June 3, 2006, by Mr. Chandrakant Shewale under the auspices > > of Veda Vigyan Mandal, Pune, for his discovery of the Rashis in the Rig > > Veda " . > > > > A similar " news " had appeared in the 'Express Star Teller' of September > > 2006, page 12: > > > > " Dr. P. V. Vartak is the founder/President of the Veda Vidnyana Mandal, > > Pune. According to Dr. Vartak, all the twelve Rasis are recorded in the > > Rigveda, the oldest literature of the world. The Rigveda also mentions > > twelve 'Figures' in the sky and twelve spokes of a wheel of time. The names > > given by the Rigveda to the signs of the Zodiac are descriptive. It > > mentions Mesha, (Aries), Vrushabha (Taurus), Mithuna, Simha (Leo), Kanya > > (Virgo), Vrischika (Scorpio), Dhanus (Sagittarius) , Kalasha (Aquarius). For > > the Pisces or Meena, the Rigveda uses the name 'Shyena' i.e. falcon, the > > fastest bird. Dr. Vartak states that in the sky, in the region of Pisces, > > we do see a figure made up of stars resembling the figure of a falcon. It > > is now called as 'Phoenix'. Rigveda says that the Shyena has only one wing, > > and in fact, we see only one wing to that falcon. Tula (Libra) is called by > > the name 'Anas-Ratha' , because we can see a pentagon as a cart (Ratha) and a > > triangular figure, representing its harness (Anas). It is presently called > > as " Boootes', Vrischika is also called as Kumbhaka (which pricks or stings) > > or Ibha an elephant. The tail of the celestial scorpion also looks like a > > trunk of elephant. Valmiki in his Ramayana calls this as 'Airawata', the > > elephant of Lord Indra. It is described to be the eighth Sign of zodiac, > > which shows that just like today, Mesha was held as the beginning sign at > > the Vernal Equinox and its period was 25740 years BC. > > > > Dr. Vartak admits that he has not found (sic!)the Karka (Cander) and the > > Makara (Capricorn) However, he says that when other ten names are already > > noted and the total number is found to be twelve, these two signs must be > > present in the Rigveda under some other names. Other researchers should try > > hard to find them out. " > > > > End of news items! > > > > *** ***** ***** ***** **** > > ***** **** ***** > > > > It is high time that we ask the Swedish Academy to start a " Nobel Prize for > > Vedic Jyotish " and " recommend " the names of such " researchers " and > > " scholars " for the same because, after all, though our " Vedic jyotishis " > > have been practising " Vedic Rashi " based " Vedic jyotish " ever since the > > Greek invasion on India (i.e. about 4th century BCE), obviously, they must > > have been doing so in anticipation of this " discovery " by the " modern Vedic > > Seers " like Dr. Vartak! It is something like the English translator of > > Parashari saying that Brihat Parashari yields best results as per Lahiri > > Ayanamsha, which means Parashara Rishi must have recommended Lahiri > > Ayanamsha more than five thousand years back in anticipation of the birth of > > " almighty Lahiri " ! Thus it is only now that our " modern Vedic Rishis " are > > discovering " Mesha etc. Rashis " in the Vedas, which should also mean that > > since as per the Vedas, the whole universe is " Maya " that is why even > > " Vedic Jyotishis " had been practising such a " Maya " of " Vedic Jyotish " sans > > Vedic Rashis just by dint of their " Maya " ! > > > > Why worry about the two " missing Rashis " -- after all it is just like > > turning fiction into facts, and having been " inspired " by Dr. Vartak, some > > other " modern Vedic Rishi " will stake his claim to having " discovered " > > those two Rashis also with his (or will it be her?) Tapasya! > > > > With regards, > > > > Avtar Krishen Kaul > > > > --- End forwarded message --- > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > & g > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 30, 2009 Report Share Posted May 30, 2009 Rohini ji, Providence/providance may be the TRUTH.When one reaches/finds the truth there is neither further nor farther.But the human mind does not like/want it.It only wants merry go round. gopi. , " Rohiniranjan " <jyotish_vani wrote: > > Providence provides! > > There is also the *option* available to SPELL that as proviDANCE and then we run into the perpetuum mobile musical yet again, and again and ....! > > The same music over and over again, the same excuses but neither anything moves further ;-) > > nor FARTHER? > > > > , Sunil Bhattacharjya sunil_bhattacharjya@ wrote: > > > > Dear Rohini, > > > > I feel that it may be that the providence is kind to us to let us have the knowledge of Astrology as a method to know, albeit very very indirectly, what inappropriate actions we did in our earlier births, the results of which are presently manifesting as our destiny. This knowledge has come through divine inspirations to the past sages and these are impersonal in nature and hence called Apaurusheya.. This knowledge is available to us so that with the help of this knowledge and with the free-will ( to the extent it is free) we can revise our destiny. > > > > Best wishes, > > > > SunilK. Bhattacharjya > > > > > > > > --- On Thu, 5/28/09, Rohiniranjan jyotish_vani@ wrote: > > > > > > Rohiniranjan jyotish_vani@ > > Re: [VRI] Fwd: RASHIS IN THE VEDAS --- FACT OR FICTION! > > > > Thursday, May 28, 2009, 6:45 PM > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Dear Sunil-Da, > > > > In astrology we have primary assumptions as I called those or axioms as a mathematician once reminded me was the proper term! Such as: the zone of stars around the 'progressed and extrapolated path of the earth around our star, Sun " is important to astrology, that primarily if not exclusively deals with the ZOO of LIFE and Living forms (To some it may come as a surprise that even the Stock Exchange is BIO-driven and now we are blaming even the weather and climate to BIO (humans!). > > > > There is a 'Humanist' School that even believes, so I have been told, that humans projected their repetitive thoughts and thought-forms through words and vibrations skywards for God only knows how long and now the Heavens have begun to pay attention and reflect the destiny of those who dwell on earth! > > > > All have become and pretty much for a long time have been focused on the Human Being, but what about those precursor times when Human beings were still MONKEYS or whatever! Did Astrology and its rules exist back then? Were the Dinosaurs ruled by astrological rules? Or even when only Unicellular organisms existed on the earth? Let us not stop there and go even further back. When the new atoms were born/created on this very earth, did they have a birth chart? > > > > If yes, then astrology is Shashwat, and if not, one wonders -- Where or when did Astrology actually Begin? > > > > Rohini > > > > , Sunil Bhattacharjya <sunil_bhattacharjy a wrote: > > > > > > Dear friends, > > > > > > It is shameful that Mr. Kaul is conveniently attempting to discard the presence of the Rarshis in the Veda and the Vedanga Jyotisha. Veda clearly mentions Mesha, Vrshabha, Mithun, Simha, Kanya, Vrischika and Dhanu and these had been found before Dr. Vartak's study on it. Dr. Vartak had to my knowledge identified Anas-Ratha with Tula and Kalasha with Kumbha and I have identified Brahma Rashi of the Mahabharata with the Makar Rashi mentioned in the Bhagavata Purana. Meena is clearly mentioned in the Vedanga Jyotisha and Mr. Kaul knows it as he claims to have read the Vedanga Jyotisha. It not impossible that Shyena of the Veda became Meena in Vedanga Jyotisha like the Brahma Rashi became Makara Rashi at the time of the Bhagavata Purana. I fully support Dr. Vartak as he knows that the Veda itself says that it has Paroksha and Pratyaksha meaning of the verses, which a shallow person like Kaul does not know. I can assure you my friends > > that > > > Mr. Kaul will try to discredit the Hindu Jyotisha and Veda and Vedanga to his last breadth and he is taking full advantage of the broad-minded fora to propagate his anti-Vedic views. > > > > > > If possible the Swedish Academy should institute a Nobel Prize for falsification of Veda and Vedanga and recognise the life-time perseverance of Mr. Kaul by giving such a prize to Kaul for his anti-Hindu-shastra activity of trying to remove the Rashi from the Veda and Vedanga Jyotisha. I am sure that sooner or later the knowledgeable Hindus will not tolerate such anti-Hindu activities of Kaul. He is a back-sheep of the Kashmiri community also as he has been trying to discredit the antiquity of the traditional Kashmiri Saptarshi calendar, which was started 25 years after departure of Lord Krishna and hence 61 years after the Mahabharata war by reducjng the antiquity of the Mahabharata. In fact the Greek authorities should also give a prize to Mr. Kaul for trying to glorify the past contributions of Greece in Astronomy. > > > > > > Regards, > > > > > > Sunil K. Bhattacharjya > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > --- On Wed, 5/27/09, Avtar Krishen Kaul <jyotirved@ ..> wrote: > > > > > > > > > Avtar Krishen Kaul <jyotirved@ ..> > > > [VRI] Fwd: RASHIS IN THE VEDAS --- FACT OR FICTION! > > > vedic_research_ institute > > > Wednesday, May 27, 2009, 10:19 AM > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Dear All, > > > Namaskar! > > > Here is a self-eloquent copy of #No.1294 dt. 14-10-06 on WAVVES-VEDIC forum. > > > Regards, > > > AKK > > > WAVES-Vedic, " jyotirved " <jyotirved@ ..> wrote: > > > > > > Dear friends, > > > > > > Namaste! > > > > > > The following " News item " in the Astrological Magazine of October 2006, page 904, should be of interest to all of us: > > > > > > " Dr. P. V. Vartak, researcher in the ancient Indian sciences, was > > > felicitated on June 3, 2006, by Mr. Chandrakant Shewale under the auspices > > > of Veda Vigyan Mandal, Pune, for his discovery of the Rashis in the Rig > > > Veda " . > > > > > > A similar " news " had appeared in the 'Express Star Teller' of September > > > 2006, page 12: > > > > > > " Dr. P. V. Vartak is the founder/President of the Veda Vidnyana Mandal, > > > Pune. According to Dr. Vartak, all the twelve Rasis are recorded in the > > > Rigveda, the oldest literature of the world. The Rigveda also mentions > > > twelve 'Figures' in the sky and twelve spokes of a wheel of time. The names > > > given by the Rigveda to the signs of the Zodiac are descriptive. It > > > mentions Mesha, (Aries), Vrushabha (Taurus), Mithuna, Simha (Leo), Kanya > > > (Virgo), Vrischika (Scorpio), Dhanus (Sagittarius) , Kalasha (Aquarius). For > > > the Pisces or Meena, the Rigveda uses the name 'Shyena' i.e. falcon, the > > > fastest bird. Dr. Vartak states that in the sky, in the region of Pisces, > > > we do see a figure made up of stars resembling the figure of a falcon. It > > > is now called as 'Phoenix'. Rigveda says that the Shyena has only one wing, > > > and in fact, we see only one wing to that falcon. Tula (Libra) is called by > > > the name 'Anas-Ratha' , because we can see a pentagon as a cart (Ratha) and a > > > triangular figure, representing its harness (Anas). It is presently called > > > as " Boootes', Vrischika is also called as Kumbhaka (which pricks or stings) > > > or Ibha an elephant. The tail of the celestial scorpion also looks like a > > > trunk of elephant. Valmiki in his Ramayana calls this as 'Airawata', the > > > elephant of Lord Indra. It is described to be the eighth Sign of zodiac, > > > which shows that just like today, Mesha was held as the beginning sign at > > > the Vernal Equinox and its period was 25740 years BC. > > > > > > Dr. Vartak admits that he has not found (sic!)the Karka (Cander) and the > > > Makara (Capricorn) However, he says that when other ten names are already > > > noted and the total number is found to be twelve, these two signs must be > > > present in the Rigveda under some other names. Other researchers should try > > > hard to find them out. " > > > > > > End of news items! > > > > > > *** ***** ***** ***** **** > > > ***** **** ***** > > > > > > It is high time that we ask the Swedish Academy to start a " Nobel Prize for > > > Vedic Jyotish " and " recommend " the names of such " researchers " and > > > " scholars " for the same because, after all, though our " Vedic jyotishis " > > > have been practising " Vedic Rashi " based " Vedic jyotish " ever since the > > > Greek invasion on India (i.e. about 4th century BCE), obviously, they must > > > have been doing so in anticipation of this " discovery " by the " modern Vedic > > > Seers " like Dr. Vartak! It is something like the English translator of > > > Parashari saying that Brihat Parashari yields best results as per Lahiri > > > Ayanamsha, which means Parashara Rishi must have recommended Lahiri > > > Ayanamsha more than five thousand years back in anticipation of the birth of > > > " almighty Lahiri " ! Thus it is only now that our " modern Vedic Rishis " are > > > discovering " Mesha etc. Rashis " in the Vedas, which should also mean that > > > since as per the Vedas, the whole universe is " Maya " that is why even > > > " Vedic Jyotishis " had been practising such a " Maya " of " Vedic Jyotish " sans > > > Vedic Rashis just by dint of their " Maya " ! > > > > > > Why worry about the two " missing Rashis " -- after all it is just like > > > turning fiction into facts, and having been " inspired " by Dr. Vartak, some > > > other " modern Vedic Rishi " will stake his claim to having " discovered " > > > those two Rashis also with his (or will it be her?) Tapasya! > > > > > > With regards, > > > > > > Avtar Krishen Kaul > > > > > > --- End forwarded message --- > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > & g > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 30, 2009 Report Share Posted May 30, 2009 All human " minds " ? ;-) , " gopi_b927 " <gopi_b927 wrote: > > > Rohini ji, > > Providence/providance may be the TRUTH.When one reaches/finds the truth > there is neither further nor farther.But the human mind does not > like/want it.It only wants merry go round. > > gopi. > , " Rohiniranjan " <jyotish_vani@> > wrote: > > > > Providence provides! > > > > There is also the *option* available to SPELL that as proviDANCE and > then we run into the perpetuum mobile musical yet again, and again and > ...! > > > > The same music over and over again, the same excuses but neither > anything moves further ;-) > > > > nor FARTHER? > > > > > > > > , Sunil Bhattacharjya > sunil_bhattacharjya@ wrote: > > > > > > Dear Rohini, > > > > > > I feel that it may be that the providence is kind to us to let us > have the knowledge of Astrology as a method to know, albeit very very > indirectly, what inappropriate actions we did in our earlier births, the > results of which are presently manifesting as our destiny. This > knowledge has come through divine inspirations to the past sages and > these are impersonal in nature and hence called Apaurusheya.. This > knowledge is available to us so that with the help of this knowledge and > with the free-will ( to the extent it is free) we can revise our > destiny. > > > > > > Best wishes, > > > > > > SunilK. Bhattacharjya > > > > > > > > > > > > --- On Thu, 5/28/09, Rohiniranjan jyotish_vani@ wrote: > > > > > > > > > Rohiniranjan jyotish_vani@ > > > Re: [VRI] Fwd: RASHIS IN THE VEDAS --- FACT > OR FICTION! > > > > > > Thursday, May 28, 2009, 6:45 PM > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Dear Sunil-Da, > > > > > > In astrology we have primary assumptions as I called those or axioms > as a mathematician once reminded me was the proper term! Such as: the > zone of stars around the 'progressed and extrapolated path of the earth > around our star, Sun " is important to astrology, that primarily if not > exclusively deals with the ZOO of LIFE and Living forms (To some it may > come as a surprise that even the Stock Exchange is BIO-driven and now we > are blaming even the weather and climate to BIO (humans!). > > > > > > There is a 'Humanist' School that even believes, so I have been > told, that humans projected their repetitive thoughts and thought-forms > through words and vibrations skywards for God only knows how long and > now the Heavens have begun to pay attention and reflect the destiny of > those who dwell on earth! > > > > > > All have become and pretty much for a long time have been focused on > the Human Being, but what about those precursor times when Human beings > were still MONKEYS or whatever! Did Astrology and its rules exist back > then? Were the Dinosaurs ruled by astrological rules? Or even when only > Unicellular organisms existed on the earth? Let us not stop there and go > even further back. When the new atoms were born/created on this very > earth, did they have a birth chart? > > > > > > If yes, then astrology is Shashwat, and if not, one wonders -- Where > or when did Astrology actually Begin? > > > > > > Rohini > > > > > > , Sunil Bhattacharjya > <sunil_bhattacharjy a wrote: > > > > > > > > Dear friends, > > > > > > > > It is shameful that Mr. Kaul is conveniently attempting to > discard the presence of the Rarshis in the Veda and the Vedanga > Jyotisha. Veda clearly mentions Mesha, Vrshabha, Mithun, Simha, Kanya, > Vrischika and Dhanu and these had been found before Dr. Vartak's study > on it. Dr. Vartak had to my knowledge identified Anas-Ratha with Tula > and Kalasha with Kumbha and I have identified Brahma Rashi of the > Mahabharata with the Makar Rashi mentioned in the Bhagavata Purana. > Meena is clearly mentioned in the Vedanga Jyotisha and Mr. Kaul knows it > as he claims to have read the Vedanga Jyotisha. It not impossible that > Shyena of the Veda became Meena in Vedanga Jyotisha like the Brahma > Rashi became Makara Rashi at the time of the Bhagavata Purana. I fully > support Dr. Vartak as he knows that the Veda itself says that it has > Paroksha and Pratyaksha meaning of the verses, which a shallow person > like Kaul does not know. I can assure you my friends > > > that > > > > Mr. Kaul will try to discredit the Hindu Jyotisha and Veda and > Vedanga to his last breadth and he is taking full advantage of the > broad-minded fora to propagate his anti-Vedic views. > > > > > > > > If possible the Swedish Academy should institute a Nobel Prize for > falsification of Veda and Vedanga and recognise the life-time > perseverance of Mr. Kaul by giving such a prize to Kaul for his > anti-Hindu-shastra activity of trying to remove the Rashi from the Veda > and Vedanga Jyotisha. I am sure that sooner or later the knowledgeable > Hindus will not tolerate such anti-Hindu activities of Kaul. He is a > back-sheep of the Kashmiri community also as he has been trying to > discredit the antiquity of the traditional Kashmiri Saptarshi calendar, > which was started 25 years after departure of Lord Krishna and hence 61 > years after the Mahabharata war by reducjng the antiquity of the > Mahabharata. In fact the Greek authorities should also give a prize to > Mr. Kaul for trying to glorify the past contributions of Greece in > Astronomy. > > > > > > > > Regards, > > > > > > > > Sunil K. Bhattacharjya > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > --- On Wed, 5/27/09, Avtar Krishen Kaul <jyotirved@ ..> wrote: > > > > > > > > > > > > Avtar Krishen Kaul <jyotirved@ ..> > > > > [VRI] Fwd: RASHIS IN THE VEDAS --- FACT OR FICTION! > > > > vedic_research_ institute > > > > Wednesday, May 27, 2009, 10:19 AM > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Dear All, > > > > Namaskar! > > > > Here is a self-eloquent copy of #No.1294 dt. 14-10-06 on > WAVVES-VEDIC forum. > > > > Regards, > > > > AKK > > > > WAVES-Vedic, " jyotirved " <jyotirved@ ..> > wrote: > > > > > > > > Dear friends, > > > > > > > > Namaste! > > > > > > > > The following " News item " in the Astrological Magazine of October > 2006, page 904, should be of interest to all of us: > > > > > > > > " Dr. P. V. Vartak, researcher in the ancient Indian sciences, was > > > > felicitated on June 3, 2006, by Mr. Chandrakant Shewale under the > auspices > > > > of Veda Vigyan Mandal, Pune, for his discovery of the Rashis in > the Rig > > > > Veda " . > > > > > > > > A similar " news " had appeared in the 'Express Star Teller' of > September > > > > 2006, page 12: > > > > > > > > " Dr. P. V. Vartak is the founder/President of the Veda Vidnyana > Mandal, > > > > Pune. According to Dr. Vartak, all the twelve Rasis are recorded > in the > > > > Rigveda, the oldest literature of the world. The Rigveda also > mentions > > > > twelve 'Figures' in the sky and twelve spokes of a wheel of time. > The names > > > > given by the Rigveda to the signs of the Zodiac are descriptive. > It > > > > mentions Mesha, (Aries), Vrushabha (Taurus), Mithuna, Simha (Leo), > Kanya > > > > (Virgo), Vrischika (Scorpio), Dhanus (Sagittarius) , Kalasha > (Aquarius). For > > > > the Pisces or Meena, the Rigveda uses the name 'Shyena' i.e. > falcon, the > > > > fastest bird. Dr. Vartak states that in the sky, in the region of > Pisces, > > > > we do see a figure made up of stars resembling the figure of a > falcon. It > > > > is now called as 'Phoenix'. Rigveda says that the Shyena has only > one wing, > > > > and in fact, we see only one wing to that falcon. Tula (Libra) is > called by > > > > the name 'Anas-Ratha' , because we can see a pentagon as a cart > (Ratha) and a > > > > triangular figure, representing its harness (Anas). It is > presently called > > > > as " Boootes', Vrischika is also called as Kumbhaka (which pricks > or stings) > > > > or Ibha an elephant. The tail of the celestial scorpion also looks > like a > > > > trunk of elephant. Valmiki in his Ramayana calls this as > 'Airawata', the > > > > elephant of Lord Indra. It is described to be the eighth Sign of > zodiac, > > > > which shows that just like today, Mesha was held as the beginning > sign at > > > > the Vernal Equinox and its period was 25740 years BC. > > > > > > > > Dr. Vartak admits that he has not found (sic!)the Karka (Cander) > and the > > > > Makara (Capricorn) However, he says that when other ten names are > already > > > > noted and the total number is found to be twelve, these two signs > must be > > > > present in the Rigveda under some other names. Other researchers > should try > > > > hard to find them out. " > > > > > > > > End of news items! > > > > > > > > *** ***** ***** ***** **** > > > > ***** **** ***** > > > > > > > > It is high time that we ask the Swedish Academy to start a " Nobel > Prize for > > > > Vedic Jyotish " and " recommend " the names of such " researchers " and > > > > " scholars " for the same because, after all, though our " Vedic > jyotishis " > > > > have been practising " Vedic Rashi " based " Vedic jyotish " ever > since the > > > > Greek invasion on India (i.e. about 4th century BCE), obviously, > they must > > > > have been doing so in anticipation of this " discovery " by the > " modern Vedic > > > > Seers " like Dr. Vartak! It is something like the English > translator of > > > > Parashari saying that Brihat Parashari yields best results as per > Lahiri > > > > Ayanamsha, which means Parashara Rishi must have recommended > Lahiri > > > > Ayanamsha more than five thousand years back in anticipation of > the birth of > > > > " almighty Lahiri " ! Thus it is only now that our " modern Vedic > Rishis " are > > > > discovering " Mesha etc. Rashis " in the Vedas, which should also > mean that > > > > since as per the Vedas, the whole universe is " Maya " that is why > even > > > > " Vedic Jyotishis " had been practising such a " Maya " of " Vedic > Jyotish " sans > > > > Vedic Rashis just by dint of their " Maya " ! > > > > > > > > Why worry about the two " missing Rashis " -- after all it is just > like > > > > turning fiction into facts, and having been " inspired " by Dr. > Vartak, some > > > > other " modern Vedic Rishi " will stake his claim to having > " discovered " > > > > those two Rashis also with his (or will it be her?) Tapasya! > > > > > > > > With regards, > > > > > > > > Avtar Krishen Kaul > > > > > > > > --- End forwarded message --- > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > & g > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 30, 2009 Report Share Posted May 30, 2009 You have also abused agaist moderator of this group. Should i provide your mail here You have proved nothing till now and claiming tall claims No sidhantic knowledge, No astrology and your all arguments are kid like Now i will test you knowledge and nobody should have objection OK even not to you Thanks --- On Fri, 5/29/09, Vinay Jha <vinayjhaa16 wrote: Vinay Jha <vinayjhaa16 Re: Re: [VRI] Fwd: RASHIS IN THE VEDAS --- FACT OR FICTION! Friday, May 29, 2009, 6:20 PM Internet is free for abusers who are intent on disrupting any good discussion with foul language. But I think we must ignore abuses and try to make discussions pertinent. First mandala of Rgveda gives following evidences of Raashi (more may befound by scanning all mandalas of RV and other Vedas) : (1) The word " Raashi " is not mentioned in the Vedas, but its synonyms have been mentioned. For instance, Rgveda 1.24.10 says " stars residing in high Riksha were seen at night... " ( " amee ya Rkshaa nihitaasa uchchaa naktam.. " ). Rgveda clearly speaks of Rikshaas a group of stars. In Brihajjaataka, Varaha Mihira says Rikshameans raashi " Raashi ksetra griha rksha bhaani bhavanam chaikaartha sampratyayaah " ). (2) Rgveda 1.84.14 says ( " itthaa chandramaso grhe " ) " in the house of Moon " . As cited above, Brihajjaataka includes " griha " among synonyms of Raashi. The " Groha " of Moon is Karka (Cancer). (3) Rgveda 1.164.11 and 1.164.48 speaks of Twelve spokes in the Chakra of Rta which has 720 parts (360 days and 360 nights). (4) Twelve Vedic solar months madhu-maadhavas are well known, which had other synonymns also like Atuna, Arunaja..., and Vaaja, Prasava,... etc. Hence, division of Zodian into 12 parts was well known. Modern names of Raashis were first mentioned in Baudhaayana Sutra, which is a part of Kalpa literature (a Vedaanga). Chhaandogya Upanishada is a part of Vedic literature in which mentions Narada Ji says that he had studied many Vidyaas, including Nakshatra-vidyaa and Raashi-vidyaa. The word " Lagna " is mentioned in Vedaanga Jyotisha, which mentions " Raashi " also. Vedaanga Jyotisha was composed not for Jyotishis but for Vaidikas, because its primary purpose was to fix the correct timing of Yajnas. The first Yajna of Yajurveda id Darsha-paurnamaasa yajna, which litearally means " yajna at new moon and full moon " . Hence, Yajnas needed correct timing, that is why Vedaanga Jyotisha was composed. Therefore, Vedaanga Jyotisha belongs to the Vedic period. But it was not part of Veda, hence its archaic language was not preserved and it was orally transmitted. It was finally written down down around 300 BCE perhaps, but the unknown writer says that the real author was Mahatma Lagadha. Therefore, Mahatma Lagadha did not write down anything, and composed an orally transmitted text. It proves that Mahatma Lagadha preceded the period when Vedaanga Jyotisha was written down. Astronomical conditions described in Vedaanga Jyotisha were calculated by Colebrooke to belong to cir. 1400 BCE. But Colebrooke neglected one important condition : tithi and month, which do not match around 1400 BCE and take Vedaanga Jyotisha into a much remote era. Mr AK Kaul and his friends should try to compute the actual date of these astronomical conditions which were wrongly computed by Colebrooke to belong to ~1400 BCE. Unfortunately, instead of making any positive contribution, these " calendar reformers " are taking recourse to abuses ! -VJ ============ ========= ==== ____________ _________ _________ __ khannaanup32 <khannaanup32@ > Friday, May 29, 2009 10:06:17 PM Re: [VRI] Fwd: RASHIS IN THE VEDAS --- FACT OR FICTION! Vinay should also be prized by GREEKS for propagating GREEKS creations. , Vinay Jha <vinayjhaa16@ ...> wrote: > > Mr Sunil K. Bhattacharjya Ji is right in saying " the Greek authorities should also give a prize to Mr. Kaul for trying to glorify the past contributions of Greece in Astronomy. " > > But Mr AK Kaul has not worked on vedanga Jyotisha, he only copies the wrong ideas of Colebrooke and his chelas. I asked this team to prove that con ditions described in Vedanga Jyotisha belonged to ~1300 BCE, but in return I received only abuses. Mr AK Kaul will never be able to compute the date of condistions described in Vedanga Jyotisha. > > The very fact that solar year was divided into 12 solar months in Vedas means the concept of 12 divisions of zodiac was there. > > -VJ > > ============ ========= ==== ==== > > > ____________ _________ _________ __ > Sunil Bhattacharjya <sunil_bhattacharjy a > vedic_research_ institute > Cc: ancient_indian_ astrology; @ . com; indiaarchaeology; WAVES-Vedic > Thursday, May 28, 2009 7:00:05 PM > Re: [VRI] Fwd: RASHIS IN THE VEDAS --- FACT OR FICTION! > > > > > > Dear friends, > > It is shameful that Mr. Kaul is conveniently attempting to discard the presence of the Rarshis in the Veda and the Vedanga Jyotisha. Veda clearly mentions Mesha, Vrshabha, Mithun, Simha, Kanya, Vrischika and Dhanu and these had been found before Dr. Vartak's study on it. Dr. Vartak had to my knowledge identified Anas-Ratha with Tula and Kalasha with Kumbha and I have identified Brahma Rashi of the Mahabharata with the Makar Rashi mentioned in the Bhagavata Purana. Meena is clearly mentioned in the Vedanga Jyotisha and Mr. Kaul knows it as he claims to have read the Vedanga Jyotisha. It not impossible that Shyena of the Veda became Meena in Vedanga Jyotisha like the Brahma Rashi became Makara Rashi at the time of the Bhagavata Purana. I fully support Dr. Vartak as he knows that the Veda itself says that it has Paroksha and Pratyaksha meaning of the verses, which a shallow person like Kaul does not know. I can assure you my friends that > Mr. Kaul will try to discredit the Hindu Jyotisha and Veda and Vedanga to his last breadth and he is taking full advantage of the broad-minded fora to propagate his anti-Vedic views. > > If possible the Swedish Academy should institute a Nobel Prize for falsification of Veda and Vedanga and recognise the life-time perseverance of Mr. Kaul by giving such a prize to Kaul for his anti-Hindu-shastra activity of trying to remove the Rashi from the Veda and Vedanga Jyotisha. I am sure that sooner or later the knowledgeable Hindus will not tolerate such anti-Hindu activities of Kaul. He is a back-sheep of the Kashmiri community also as he has been trying to discredit the antiquity of the traditional Kashmiri Saptarshi calendar, which was started 25 years after departure of Lord Krishna and hence 61 years after the Mahabharata war by reducjng the antiquity of the Mahabharata. In fact the Greek authorities should also give a prize to Mr. Kaul for trying to glorify the past contributions of Greece in Astronomy. > > Regards, > > Sunil K. Bhattacharjya > > > > --- On Wed, 5/27/09, Avtar Krishen Kaul <jyotirved (AT) sify (DOT) com> wrote: > > Avtar Krishen Kaul <jyotirved (AT) sify (DOT) com> > [VRI] Fwd: RASHIS IN THE VEDAS --- FACT OR FICTION! > vedic_research_ institute > Wednesday, May 27, 2009, 10:19 AM > > Dear All, > Namaskar! > Here is a self-eloquent copy of #No.1294 dt. 14-10-06 on WAVVES-VEDIC forum. > Regards, > AKK > WAVES-Vedic, " jyotirved " <jyotirved@ ..> wrote: > > Dear friends, > > Namaste! > > The following " News item " in the Astrological Magazine of October 2006, page 904, should be of interest to all of us: > > " Dr. P. V. Vartak, researcher in the ancient Indian sciences, was > felicitated on June 3, 2006, by Mr. Chandrakant Shewale under the auspices > of Veda Vigyan Mandal, Pune, for his discovery of the Rashis in the Rig > Veda " . > > A similar " news " had appeared in the 'Express Star Teller' of September > 2006, page 12: > > " Dr. P. V. Vartak is the founder/President of the Veda Vidnyana Mandal, > Pune. According to Dr. Vartak, all the twelve Rasis are recorded in the > Rigveda, the oldest literature of the world. The Rigveda also mentions > twelve 'Figures' in the sky and twelve spokes of a wheel of time. The names > given by the Rigveda to the signs of the Zodiac are descriptive. It > mentions Mesha, (Aries), Vrushabha (Taurus), Mithuna, Simha (Leo), Kanya > (Virgo), Vrischika (Scorpio), Dhanus (Sagittarius) , Kalasha (Aquarius). For > the Pisces or Meena, the Rigveda uses the name 'Shyena' i.e. falcon, the > fastest bird. Dr. Vartak states that in the sky, in the region of Pisces, > we do see a figure made up of stars resembling the figure of a falcon. It > is now called as 'Phoenix'. Rigveda says that the Shyena has only one wing, > and in fact, we see only one wing to that falcon. Tula (Libra) is called by > the name 'Anas-Ratha' , because we can see a pentagon as a cart (Ratha) and a > triangular figure, representing its harness (Anas). It is presently called > as " Boootes', Vrischika is also called as Kumbhaka (which pricks or stings) > or Ibha an elephant. The tail of the celestial scorpion also looks like a > trunk of elephant. Valmiki in his Ramayana calls this as 'Airawata', the > elephant of Lord Indra. It is described to be the eighth Sign of zodiac, > which shows that just like today, Mesha was held as the beginning sign at > the Vernal Equinox and its period was 25740 years BC. > > Dr. Vartak admits that he has not found (sic!)the Karka (Cander) and the > Makara (Capricorn) However, he says that when other ten names are already > noted and the total number is found to be twelve, these two signs must be > present in the Rigveda under some other names. Other researchers should try > hard to find them out. " > > End of news items! > > *** ***** ***** ***** **** > ***** **** ***** > > It is high time that we ask the Swedish Academy to start a " Nobel Prize for > Vedic Jyotish " and " recommend " the names of such " researchers " and > " scholars " for the same because, after all, though our " Vedic jyotishis " > have been practising " Vedic Rashi " based " Vedic jyotish " ever since the > Greek invasion on India (i.e. about 4th century BCE), obviously, they must > have been doing so in anticipation of this " discovery " by the " modern Vedic > Seers " like Dr. Vartak! It is something like the English translator of > Parashari saying that Brihat Parashari yields best results as per Lahiri > Ayanamsha, which means Parashara Rishi must have recommended Lahiri > Ayanamsha more than five thousand years back in anticipation of the birth of > " almighty Lahiri " ! Thus it is only now that our " modern Vedic Rishis " are > discovering " Mesha etc. Rashis " in the Vedas, which should also mean that > since as per the Vedas, the whole universe is " Maya " that is why even > " Vedic Jyotishis " had been practising such a " Maya " of " Vedic Jyotish " sans > Vedic Rashis just by dint of their " Maya " ! > > Why worry about the two " missing Rashis " -- after all it is just like > turning fiction into facts, and having been " inspired " by Dr. Vartak, some > other " modern Vedic Rishi " will stake his claim to having " discovered " > those two Rashis also with his (or will it be her?) Tapasya! > > With regards, > > Avtar Krishen Kaul > > --- End forwarded message --- > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 30, 2009 Report Share Posted May 30, 2009 Dear ALL, Please read this mail again and again and judge the claims of this man. Now i have to check his mettle in works and also tall claims.Please dont go away any where. I will BRB after his replies on this mail as i will dissect all claims. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> ( " amee ya Rkshaa nihitaasa uchchaa naktam.. " ). Rgveda clearly speaks of Rikshaas a group of stars. In Brihajjaataka, Varaha Mihira says Rikshameans raashi " Raashi ksetra griha rksha bhaani bhavanam chaikaartha sampratyayaah " ). >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> It is not proving your claim, read it again Varahmihir had not authored any VEDA so dont talk of him here. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Rgveda 1.84.14 says ( " itthaa chandramaso grhe " ) " in the house of Moon " . As cited above, Brihajjaataka includes " griha " among synonyms of Raashi. The " Groha " of Moon is Karka (Cancer). >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Read it again what you have written... You are telling Groha of Moon is Cancer not the Verse. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Rgveda 1.164.11 and 1.164.48 speaks of Twelve spokes in the Chakra of Rta which has 720 parts (360 days and 360 nights). >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Sounds interesting!!! Our Rsihis talked in this way why they dont talk of Rashis in space instead of in Ratha. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Twelve Vedic solar months madhu-maadhavas are well known, which had other synonymns also like Atuna, Arunaja..., and Vaaja, Prasava,... etc. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Those are twelve seasons.For your kind information those 12 months are related to seasons read in VEDAS again, if those months are seasonal than why not your month are seasonal, why your astronomy is not seasonal >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> > Modern names of Raashis were first mentioned in Baudhaayana Sutra, which is a part of Kalpa literature (a Vedaanga). >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Dont talk of Sutra here as after some thousand years this mail will also become Sutra,, you are getting my point.Sutra are not older works. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> The word " Lagna " is mentioned in Vedaanga Jyotisha, which mentions " Raashi " also. Vedaanga Jyotisha was composed not for Jyotishis but for Vaidikas, because its primary purpose was to fix the correct timing of Yajnas. The first Yajna of Yajurveda id Darsha-paurnamaasa yajna, which litearally means " yajna at new moon and full moon " . Hence, Yajnas needed correct timing, that is why Vedaanga Jyotisha was composed. Therefore, Vedaanga Jyotisha belongs to the Vedic period. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> I will come with VEDANGA Jyotish soon, his translator is himself is great Jyotish or you can say astrologer, he himself has written that there is no proof of Rashis in VEDANGA Jyotish. Dont worry i am coming soon with its scanned copy on groups itslef. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Therefore, Vedaanga Jyotisha belongs to the Vedic period. But it was not part of Veda, hence its archaic language was not preserved and it was orally transmitted. It was finally written down down around 300 BCE perhaps, but the unknown writer says that the real author was Mahatma Lagadha. Therefore, Mahatma Lagadha did not write down anything, and composed an orally transmitted text. It proves that Mahatma Lagadha preceded the period when Vedaanga Jyotisha was written down. Astronomical conditions described in Vedaanga Jyotisha were calculated > by Colebrooke to belong to cir. 1400 BCE. But Colebrooke neglected one important condition : tithi and month, which do not match around 1400 BCE and take Vedaanga Jyotisha into a much remote era. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> When you can not locate moving planets correctly than how you are claiming ages.It is ridiculous. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Mr AK Kaul and his friends should try to compute the actual date of these astronomical conditions which were wrongly computed by Colebrooke to belong to ~1400 BCE. Unfortunately, instead of making any positive contribution, these " calendar reformers " are taking recourse to abuses >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> We are not Friends. Now fight and prove your mettle. Thanks , Vinay Jha <vinayjhaa16 wrote: > > Internet is free for abusers who are intent on disrupting any good discussion with foul language. But I think we must ignore abuses and try to make discussions pertinent. > > First mandala of Rgveda gives following evidences of Raashi (more may befound by scanning all mandalas of RV and other Vedas) : > > (1) The word " Raashi " is not mentioned in the Vedas, but its synonyms have been mentioned. For instance, Rgveda 1.24.10 says " stars residing in high Riksha were seen at night... " ( " amee ya Rkshaa nihitaasa uchchaa naktam.. " ). Rgveda clearly speaks of Rikshaas a group of stars. In Brihajjaataka, Varaha Mihira says Rikshameans raashi " Raashi ksetra griha rksha bhaani bhavanam chaikaartha sampratyayaah " ). > > (2) Rgveda 1.84.14 says ( " itthaa chandramaso grhe " ) " in the house of Moon " . As cited above, Brihajjaataka includes " griha " among synonyms of Raashi. The " Groha " of Moon is Karka (Cancer). > > (3) Rgveda 1.164.11 and 1.164.48 speaks of Twelve spokes in the Chakra of Rta which has 720 parts (360 days and 360 nights). > > (4) Twelve Vedic solar months madhu-maadhavas are well known, which had other synonymns also like Atuna, Arunaja..., and Vaaja, Prasava,... etc. > > Hence, division of Zodian into 12 parts was well known. > > Modern names of Raashis were first mentioned in Baudhaayana Sutra, which is a part of Kalpa literature (a Vedaanga). > > Chhaandogya Upanishada is a part of Vedic literature in which mentions Narada Ji says that he had studied many Vidyaas, including Nakshatra-vidyaa and Raashi-vidyaa. > > The word " Lagna " is mentioned in Vedaanga Jyotisha, which mentions " Raashi " also. Vedaanga Jyotisha was composed not for Jyotishis but for Vaidikas, because its primary purpose was to fix the correct timing of Yajnas. The first Yajna of Yajurveda id Darsha-paurnamaasa yajna, which litearally means " yajna at new moon and full moon " . Hence, Yajnas needed correct timing, that is why Vedaanga Jyotisha was composed. Therefore, Vedaanga Jyotisha belongs to the Vedic period. But it was not part of Veda, hence its archaic language was not preserved and it was orally transmitted. It was finally written down down around 300 BCE perhaps, but the unknown writer says that the real author was Mahatma Lagadha. Therefore, Mahatma Lagadha did not write down anything, and composed an orally transmitted text. It proves that Mahatma Lagadha preceded the period when Vedaanga Jyotisha was written down. Astronomical conditions described in Vedaanga Jyotisha were calculated > by Colebrooke to belong to cir. 1400 BCE. But Colebrooke neglected one important condition : tithi and month, which do not match around 1400 BCE and take Vedaanga Jyotisha into a much remote era. > > Mr AK Kaul and his friends should try to compute the actual date of these astronomical conditions which were wrongly computed by Colebrooke to belong to ~1400 BCE. Unfortunately, instead of making any positive contribution, these " calendar reformers " are taking recourse to abuses ! > > -VJ > > ===================== ==== > > > ________________________________ > khannaanup32 <khannaanup32 > > Friday, May 29, 2009 10:06:17 PM > Re: [VRI] Fwd: RASHIS IN THE VEDAS --- FACT OR FICTION! > > > > > > Vinay should also be prized by GREEKS for propagating GREEKS creations. > > , Vinay Jha <vinayjhaa16@ ...> wrote: > > > > Mr Sunil K. Bhattacharjya Ji is right in saying " the Greek authorities should also give a prize to Mr. Kaul for trying to glorify the past contributions of Greece in Astronomy. " > > > > But Mr AK Kaul has not worked on vedanga Jyotisha, he only copies the wrong ideas of Colebrooke and his chelas. I asked this team to prove that con ditions described in Vedanga Jyotisha belonged to ~1300 BCE, but in return I received only abuses. Mr AK Kaul will never be able to compute the date of condistions described in Vedanga Jyotisha. > > > > The very fact that solar year was divided into 12 solar months in Vedas means the concept of 12 divisions of zodiac was there. > > > > -VJ > > > > ============ ========= ==== ==== > > > > > > ____________ _________ _________ __ > > Sunil Bhattacharjya <sunil_bhattacharjy a > > vedic_research_ institute > > Cc: ancient_indian_ astrology; @ . com; indiaarchaeology; WAVES-Vedic > > Thursday, May 28, 2009 7:00:05 PM > > Re: [VRI] Fwd: RASHIS IN THE VEDAS --- FACT OR FICTION! > > > > > > > > > > > > Dear friends, > > > > It is shameful that Mr. Kaul is conveniently attempting to discard the presence of the Rarshis in the Veda and the Vedanga Jyotisha. Veda clearly mentions Mesha, Vrshabha, Mithun, Simha, Kanya, Vrischika and Dhanu and these had been found before Dr. Vartak's study on it. Dr. Vartak had to my knowledge identified Anas-Ratha with Tula and Kalasha with Kumbha and I have identified Brahma Rashi of the Mahabharata with the Makar Rashi mentioned in the Bhagavata Purana. Meena is clearly mentioned in the Vedanga Jyotisha and Mr. Kaul knows it as he claims to have read the Vedanga Jyotisha. It not impossible that Shyena of the Veda became Meena in Vedanga Jyotisha like the Brahma Rashi became Makara Rashi at the time of the Bhagavata Purana. I fully support Dr. Vartak as he knows that the Veda itself says that it has Paroksha and Pratyaksha meaning of the verses, which a shallow person like Kaul does not know. I can assure you my friends that > > Mr. Kaul will try to discredit the Hindu Jyotisha and Veda and Vedanga to his last breadth and he is taking full advantage of the broad-minded fora to propagate his anti-Vedic views. > > > > If possible the Swedish Academy should institute a Nobel Prize for falsification of Veda and Vedanga and recognise the life-time perseverance of Mr. Kaul by giving such a prize to Kaul for his anti-Hindu-shastra activity of trying to remove the Rashi from the Veda and Vedanga Jyotisha. I am sure that sooner or later the knowledgeable Hindus will not tolerate such anti-Hindu activities of Kaul. He is a back-sheep of the Kashmiri community also as he has been trying to discredit the antiquity of the traditional Kashmiri Saptarshi calendar, which was started 25 years after departure of Lord Krishna and hence 61 years after the Mahabharata war by reducjng the antiquity of the Mahabharata. In fact the Greek authorities should also give a prize to Mr. Kaul for trying to glorify the past contributions of Greece in Astronomy. > > > > Regards, > > > > Sunil K. Bhattacharjya > > > > > > > > --- On Wed, 5/27/09, Avtar Krishen Kaul <jyotirved (AT) sify (DOT) com> wrote: > > > > Avtar Krishen Kaul <jyotirved (AT) sify (DOT) com> > > [VRI] Fwd: RASHIS IN THE VEDAS --- FACT OR FICTION! > > vedic_research_ institute > > Wednesday, May 27, 2009, 10:19 AM > > > > Dear All, > > Namaskar! > > Here is a self-eloquent copy of #No.1294 dt. 14-10-06 on WAVVES-VEDIC forum. > > Regards, > > AKK > > WAVES-Vedic, " jyotirved " <jyotirved@ ..> wrote: > > > > Dear friends, > > > > Namaste! > > > > The following " News item " in the Astrological Magazine of October 2006, page 904, should be of interest to all of us: > > > > " Dr. P. V. Vartak, researcher in the ancient Indian sciences, was > > felicitated on June 3, 2006, by Mr. Chandrakant Shewale under the auspices > > of Veda Vigyan Mandal, Pune, for his discovery of the Rashis in the Rig > > Veda " . > > > > A similar " news " had appeared in the 'Express Star Teller' of September > > 2006, page 12: > > > > " Dr. P. V. Vartak is the founder/President of the Veda Vidnyana Mandal, > > Pune. According to Dr. Vartak, all the twelve Rasis are recorded in the > > Rigveda, the oldest literature of the world. The Rigveda also mentions > > twelve 'Figures' in the sky and twelve spokes of a wheel of time. The names > > given by the Rigveda to the signs of the Zodiac are descriptive. It > > mentions Mesha, (Aries), Vrushabha (Taurus), Mithuna, Simha (Leo), Kanya > > (Virgo), Vrischika (Scorpio), Dhanus (Sagittarius) , Kalasha (Aquarius). For > > the Pisces or Meena, the Rigveda uses the name 'Shyena' i.e. falcon, the > > fastest bird. Dr. Vartak states that in the sky, in the region of Pisces, > > we do see a figure made up of stars resembling the figure of a falcon. It > > is now called as 'Phoenix'. Rigveda says that the Shyena has only one wing, > > and in fact, we see only one wing to that falcon. Tula (Libra) is called by > > the name 'Anas-Ratha' , because we can see a pentagon as a cart (Ratha) and a > > triangular figure, representing its harness (Anas). It is presently called > > as " Boootes', Vrischika is also called as Kumbhaka (which pricks or stings) > > or Ibha an elephant. The tail of the celestial scorpion also looks like a > > trunk of elephant. Valmiki in his Ramayana calls this as 'Airawata', the > > elephant of Lord Indra. It is described to be the eighth Sign of zodiac, > > which shows that just like today, Mesha was held as the beginning sign at > > the Vernal Equinox and its period was 25740 years BC. > > > > Dr. Vartak admits that he has not found (sic!)the Karka (Cander) and the > > Makara (Capricorn) However, he says that when other ten names are already > > noted and the total number is found to be twelve, these two signs must be > > present in the Rigveda under some other names. Other researchers should try > > hard to find them out. " > > > > End of news items! > > > > *** ***** ***** ***** **** > > ***** **** ***** > > > > It is high time that we ask the Swedish Academy to start a " Nobel Prize for > > Vedic Jyotish " and " recommend " the names of such " researchers " and > > " scholars " for the same because, after all, though our " Vedic jyotishis " > > have been practising " Vedic Rashi " based " Vedic jyotish " ever since the > > Greek invasion on India (i.e. about 4th century BCE), obviously, they must > > have been doing so in anticipation of this " discovery " by the " modern Vedic > > Seers " like Dr. Vartak! It is something like the English translator of > > Parashari saying that Brihat Parashari yields best results as per Lahiri > > Ayanamsha, which means Parashara Rishi must have recommended Lahiri > > Ayanamsha more than five thousand years back in anticipation of the birth of > > " almighty Lahiri " ! Thus it is only now that our " modern Vedic Rishis " are > > discovering " Mesha etc. Rashis " in the Vedas, which should also mean that > > since as per the Vedas, the whole universe is " Maya " that is why even > > " Vedic Jyotishis " had been practising such a " Maya " of " Vedic Jyotish " sans > > Vedic Rashis just by dint of their " Maya " ! > > > > Why worry about the two " missing Rashis " -- after all it is just like > > turning fiction into facts, and having been " inspired " by Dr. Vartak, some > > other " modern Vedic Rishi " will stake his claim to having " discovered " > > those two Rashis also with his (or will it be her?) Tapasya! > > > > With regards, > > > > Avtar Krishen Kaul > > > > --- End forwarded message --- > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 30, 2009 Report Share Posted May 30, 2009 DEAR ALL, HE, Mr Sham HAS HIT LAST NAIL IN HIS COFFIN HIMSELF AND ALSO NAILED WHOLE DISCUSSION AT HEAD Now see how he will lost the battle again.... SEE,,, Now here i go........................ He has written following thing............. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> (4) Twelve Vedic solar months madhu-maadhavas are well known, which had other synonymns also like Atuna, Arunaja..., and Vaaja, Prasava,... etc >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> NOW ASK THIS PERSON ABOUT, WHAT TYPE OF THOSE MONTHS ARE IN VEDAS ITSELF , THOSE ARE SEASONAL , AS THOSE ARE RELATED TO UTTARAYANA AND DAKSHIAYANA IF MONTHS ARE SEASONAL THAN WHY NOT HIS RASHIS ARE SEASONAL IE. TROPICAL.WHY HE IS ADVOCATING FALSE THING IE. SIDEREAL ZODIAC..HE IS TRAPPED IN HIS OWN NET. ANYWAY I WILL PLAY DEVIL'S ADVOCATE PLAY TO SHOW HIS CLAIMS HIS ALL JOURNEY'S WILL REAMIN AS WILD GOOSE CHASE AS HE IS IN ILLUSION OF HIS FUTILE SUPERIORITY --- On Sat, 5/30/09, indian_kachua <indian_kachua wrote: indian_kachua <indian_kachua [vedic astrology] Re: [VRI] Fwd: RASHIS IN THE VEDAS --- FACT OR FICTION! vedic astrology Saturday, May 30, 2009, 7:39 PM Dear ALL, Please read this mail again and again and judge the claims of this man. Now i have to check his mettle in works and also tall claims.Please dont go away any where. I will BRB after his replies on this mail as i will dissect all claims. >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >> ( " amee ya Rkshaa nihitaasa uchchaa naktam.. " ). Rgveda clearly speaks of Rikshaas a group of stars. In Brihajjaataka, Varaha Mihira says Rikshameans raashi " Raashi ksetra griha rksha bhaani bhavanam chaikaartha sampratyayaah " ). >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> > It is not proving your claim, read it again Varahmihir had not authored any VEDA so dont talk of him here. >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> > Rgveda 1.84.14 says ( " itthaa chandramaso grhe " ) " in the house of Moon " . As cited above, Brihajjaataka includes " griha " among synonyms of Raashi. The " Groha " of Moon is Karka (Cancer). >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> > Read it again what you have written... You are telling Groha of Moon is Cancer not the Verse. >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> > Rgveda 1.164.11 and 1.164.48 speaks of Twelve spokes in the Chakra of Rta which has 720 parts (360 days and 360 nights). >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> > Sounds interesting! !! Our Rsihis talked in this way why they dont talk of Rashis in space instead of in Ratha. >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >> Twelve Vedic solar months madhu-maadhavas are well known, which had other synonymns also like Atuna, Arunaja..., and Vaaja, Prasava,... etc. >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >> Those are twelve seasons.For your kind information those 12 months are related to seasons read in VEDAS again, if those months are seasonal than why not your month are seasonal, why your astronomy is not seasonal >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> > > Modern names of Raashis were first mentioned in Baudhaayana Sutra, which is a part of Kalpa literature (a Vedaanga). >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >> Dont talk of Sutra here as after some thousand years this mail will also become Sutra,, you are getting my point.Sutra are not older works. >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >> The word " Lagna " is mentioned in Vedaanga Jyotisha, which mentions " Raashi " also. Vedaanga Jyotisha was composed not for Jyotishis but for Vaidikas, because its primary purpose was to fix the correct timing of Yajnas. The first Yajna of Yajurveda id Darsha-paurnamaasa yajna, which litearally means " yajna at new moon and full moon " . Hence, Yajnas needed correct timing, that is why Vedaanga Jyotisha was composed. Therefore, Vedaanga Jyotisha belongs to the Vedic period. >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>> I will come with VEDANGA Jyotish soon, his translator is himself is great Jyotish or you can say astrologer, he himself has written that there is no proof of Rashis in VEDANGA Jyotish. Dont worry i am coming soon with its scanned copy on groups itslef. >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> > Therefore, Vedaanga Jyotisha belongs to the Vedic period. But it was not part of Veda, hence its archaic language was not preserved and it was orally transmitted. It was finally written down down around 300 BCE perhaps, but the unknown writer says that the real author was Mahatma Lagadha. Therefore, Mahatma Lagadha did not write down anything, and composed an orally transmitted text. It proves that Mahatma Lagadha preceded the period when Vedaanga Jyotisha was written down. Astronomical conditions described in Vedaanga Jyotisha were calculated > by Colebrooke to belong to cir. 1400 BCE. But Colebrooke neglected one important condition : tithi and month, which do not match around 1400 BCE and take Vedaanga Jyotisha into a much remote era. >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >> When you can not locate moving planets correctly than how you are claiming ages.It is ridiculous. >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>> Mr AK Kaul and his friends should try to compute the actual date of these astronomical conditions which were wrongly computed by Colebrooke to belong to ~1400 BCE. Unfortunately, instead of making any positive contribution, these " calendar reformers " are taking recourse to abuses >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>> We are not Friends. Now fight and prove your mettle. Thanks , Vinay Jha <vinayjhaa16@ > wrote: > > Internet is free for abusers who are intent on disrupting any good discussion with foul language. But I think we must ignore abuses and try to make discussions pertinent. > > First mandala of Rgveda gives following evidences of Raashi (more may befound by scanning all mandalas of RV and other Vedas) : > > (1) The word " Raashi " is not mentioned in the Vedas, but its synonyms have been mentioned. For instance, Rgveda 1.24.10 says " stars residing in high Riksha were seen at night... " ( " amee ya Rkshaa nihitaasa uchchaa naktam.. " ). Rgveda clearly speaks of Rikshaas a group of stars. In Brihajjaataka, Varaha Mihira says Rikshameans raashi " Raashi ksetra griha rksha bhaani bhavanam chaikaartha sampratyayaah " ). > > (2) Rgveda 1.84.14 says ( " itthaa chandramaso grhe " ) " in the house of Moon " . As cited above, Brihajjaataka includes " griha " among synonyms of Raashi. The " Groha " of Moon is Karka (Cancer). > > (3) Rgveda 1.164.11 and 1.164.48 speaks of Twelve spokes in the Chakra of Rta which has 720 parts (360 days and 360 nights). > > (4) Twelve Vedic solar months madhu-maadhavas are well known, which had other synonymns also like Atuna, Arunaja..., and Vaaja, Prasava,... etc. > > Hence, division of Zodian into 12 parts was well known. > > Modern names of Raashis were first mentioned in Baudhaayana Sutra, which is a part of Kalpa literature (a Vedaanga). > > Chhaandogya Upanishada is a part of Vedic literature in which mentions Narada Ji says that he had studied many Vidyaas, including Nakshatra-vidyaa and Raashi-vidyaa. > > The word " Lagna " is mentioned in Vedaanga Jyotisha, which mentions " Raashi " also. Vedaanga Jyotisha was composed not for Jyotishis but for Vaidikas, because its primary purpose was to fix the correct timing of Yajnas. The first Yajna of Yajurveda id Darsha-paurnamaasa yajna, which litearally means " yajna at new moon and full moon " . Hence, Yajnas needed correct timing, that is why Vedaanga Jyotisha was composed. Therefore, Vedaanga Jyotisha belongs to the Vedic period. But it was not part of Veda, hence its archaic language was not preserved and it was orally transmitted. It was finally written down down around 300 BCE perhaps, but the unknown writer says that the real author was Mahatma Lagadha. Therefore, Mahatma Lagadha did not write down anything, and composed an orally transmitted text. It proves that Mahatma Lagadha preceded the period when Vedaanga Jyotisha was written down. Astronomical conditions described in Vedaanga Jyotisha were calculated > by Colebrooke to belong to cir. 1400 BCE. But Colebrooke neglected one important condition : tithi and month, which do not match around 1400 BCE and take Vedaanga Jyotisha into a much remote era. > > Mr AK Kaul and his friends should try to compute the actual date of these astronomical conditions which were wrongly computed by Colebrooke to belong to ~1400 BCE. Unfortunately, instead of making any positive contribution, these " calendar reformers " are taking recourse to abuses ! > > -VJ > > ============ ========= ==== > > > ____________ _________ _________ __ > khannaanup32 <khannaanup32@ > > > Friday, May 29, 2009 10:06:17 PM > Re: [VRI] Fwd: RASHIS IN THE VEDAS --- FACT OR FICTION! > > > > > > Vinay should also be prized by GREEKS for propagating GREEKS creations. > > , Vinay Jha <vinayjhaa16@ ...> wrote: > > > > Mr Sunil K. Bhattacharjya Ji is right in saying " the Greek authorities should also give a prize to Mr. Kaul for trying to glorify the past contributions of Greece in Astronomy. " > > > > But Mr AK Kaul has not worked on vedanga Jyotisha, he only copies the wrong ideas of Colebrooke and his chelas. I asked this team to prove that con ditions described in Vedanga Jyotisha belonged to ~1300 BCE, but in return I received only abuses. Mr AK Kaul will never be able to compute the date of condistions described in Vedanga Jyotisha. > > > > The very fact that solar year was divided into 12 solar months in Vedas means the concept of 12 divisions of zodiac was there. > > > > -VJ > > > > ============ ========= ==== ==== > > > > > > ____________ _________ _________ __ > > Sunil Bhattacharjya <sunil_bhattacharjy a > > vedic_research_ institute > > Cc: ancient_indian_ astrology; @ . com; indiaarchaeology; WAVES-Vedic > > Thursday, May 28, 2009 7:00:05 PM > > Re: [VRI] Fwd: RASHIS IN THE VEDAS --- FACT OR FICTION! > > > > > > > > > > > > Dear friends, > > > > It is shameful that Mr. Kaul is conveniently attempting to discard the presence of the Rarshis in the Veda and the Vedanga Jyotisha. Veda clearly mentions Mesha, Vrshabha, Mithun, Simha, Kanya, Vrischika and Dhanu and these had been found before Dr. Vartak's study on it. Dr. Vartak had to my knowledge identified Anas-Ratha with Tula and Kalasha with Kumbha and I have identified Brahma Rashi of the Mahabharata with the Makar Rashi mentioned in the Bhagavata Purana. Meena is clearly mentioned in the Vedanga Jyotisha and Mr. Kaul knows it as he claims to have read the Vedanga Jyotisha. It not impossible that Shyena of the Veda became Meena in Vedanga Jyotisha like the Brahma Rashi became Makara Rashi at the time of the Bhagavata Purana. I fully support Dr. Vartak as he knows that the Veda itself says that it has Paroksha and Pratyaksha meaning of the verses, which a shallow person like Kaul does not know. I can assure you my friends that > > Mr. Kaul will try to discredit the Hindu Jyotisha and Veda and Vedanga to his last breadth and he is taking full advantage of the broad-minded fora to propagate his anti-Vedic views. > > > > If possible the Swedish Academy should institute a Nobel Prize for falsification of Veda and Vedanga and recognise the life-time perseverance of Mr. Kaul by giving such a prize to Kaul for his anti-Hindu-shastra activity of trying to remove the Rashi from the Veda and Vedanga Jyotisha. I am sure that sooner or later the knowledgeable Hindus will not tolerate such anti-Hindu activities of Kaul. He is a back-sheep of the Kashmiri community also as he has been trying to discredit the antiquity of the traditional Kashmiri Saptarshi calendar, which was started 25 years after departure of Lord Krishna and hence 61 years after the Mahabharata war by reducjng the antiquity of the Mahabharata. In fact the Greek authorities should also give a prize to Mr. Kaul for trying to glorify the past contributions of Greece in Astronomy. > > > > Regards, > > > > Sunil K. Bhattacharjya > > > > > > > > --- On Wed, 5/27/09, Avtar Krishen Kaul <jyotirved (AT) sify (DOT) com> wrote: > > > > Avtar Krishen Kaul <jyotirved (AT) sify (DOT) com> > > [VRI] Fwd: RASHIS IN THE VEDAS --- FACT OR FICTION! > > vedic_research_ institute > > Wednesday, May 27, 2009, 10:19 AM > > > > Dear All, > > Namaskar! > > Here is a self-eloquent copy of #No.1294 dt. 14-10-06 on WAVVES-VEDIC forum. > > Regards, > > AKK > > WAVES-Vedic, " jyotirved " <jyotirved@ ..> wrote: > > > > Dear friends, > > > > Namaste! > > > > The following " News item " in the Astrological Magazine of October 2006, page 904, should be of interest to all of us: > > > > " Dr. P. V. Vartak, researcher in the ancient Indian sciences, was > > felicitated on June 3, 2006, by Mr. Chandrakant Shewale under the auspices > > of Veda Vigyan Mandal, Pune, for his discovery of the Rashis in the Rig > > Veda " . > > > > A similar " news " had appeared in the 'Express Star Teller' of September > > 2006, page 12: > > > > " Dr. P. V. Vartak is the founder/President of the Veda Vidnyana Mandal, > > Pune. According to Dr. Vartak, all the twelve Rasis are recorded in the > > Rigveda, the oldest literature of the world. The Rigveda also mentions > > twelve 'Figures' in the sky and twelve spokes of a wheel of time. The names > > given by the Rigveda to the signs of the Zodiac are descriptive. It > > mentions Mesha, (Aries), Vrushabha (Taurus), Mithuna, Simha (Leo), Kanya > > (Virgo), Vrischika (Scorpio), Dhanus (Sagittarius) , Kalasha (Aquarius). For > > the Pisces or Meena, the Rigveda uses the name 'Shyena' i.e. falcon, the > > fastest bird. Dr. Vartak states that in the sky, in the region of Pisces, > > we do see a figure made up of stars resembling the figure of a falcon. It > > is now called as 'Phoenix'. Rigveda says that the Shyena has only one wing, > > and in fact, we see only one wing to that falcon. Tula (Libra) is called by > > the name 'Anas-Ratha' , because we can see a pentagon as a cart (Ratha) and a > > triangular figure, representing its harness (Anas). It is presently called > > as " Boootes', Vrischika is also called as Kumbhaka (which pricks or stings) > > or Ibha an elephant. The tail of the celestial scorpion also looks like a > > trunk of elephant. Valmiki in his Ramayana calls this as 'Airawata', the > > elephant of Lord Indra. It is described to be the eighth Sign of zodiac, > > which shows that just like today, Mesha was held as the beginning sign at > > the Vernal Equinox and its period was 25740 years BC. > > > > Dr. Vartak admits that he has not found (sic!)the Karka (Cander) and the > > Makara (Capricorn) However, he says that when other ten names are already > > noted and the total number is found to be twelve, these two signs must be > > present in the Rigveda under some other names. Other researchers should try > > hard to find them out. " > > > > End of news items! > > > > *** ***** ***** ***** **** > > ***** **** ***** > > > > It is high time that we ask the Swedish Academy to start a " Nobel Prize for > > Vedic Jyotish " and " recommend " the names of such " researchers " and > > " scholars " for the same because, after all, though our " Vedic jyotishis " > > have been practising " Vedic Rashi " based " Vedic jyotish " ever since the > > Greek invasion on India (i.e. about 4th century BCE), obviously, they must > > have been doing so in anticipation of this " discovery " by the " modern Vedic > > Seers " like Dr. Vartak! It is something like the English translator of > > Parashari saying that Brihat Parashari yields best results as per Lahiri > > Ayanamsha, which means Parashara Rishi must have recommended Lahiri > > Ayanamsha more than five thousand years back in anticipation of the birth of > > " almighty Lahiri " ! Thus it is only now that our " modern Vedic Rishis " are > > discovering " Mesha etc. Rashis " in the Vedas, which should also mean that > > since as per the Vedas, the whole universe is " Maya " that is why even > > " Vedic Jyotishis " had been practising such a " Maya " of " Vedic Jyotish " sans > > Vedic Rashis just by dint of their " Maya " ! > > > > Why worry about the two " missing Rashis " -- after all it is just like > > turning fiction into facts, and having been " inspired " by Dr. Vartak, some > > other " modern Vedic Rishi " will stake his claim to having " discovered " > > those two Rashis also with his (or will it be her?) Tapasya! > > > > With regards, > > > > Avtar Krishen Kaul > > > > --- End forwarded message --- > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 30, 2009 Report Share Posted May 30, 2009 Vinay Jha would have no answer of this He learnt name of vedic months from Mr Kaul's posts and he wrote here but he was not thinking that those will backfire and will dig well of his own anyway it is interesting I think he should take rest and study all things and also should leave fights with all because of his no knowledge I am member of Mr Kaul's forum, he talks of VEDAS and PURANS with verse. Now i think all of Vinay's claims lands in his own ass by his own boomranged reply vedic astrology, Indian Kachuaa <indian_kachua@ ...> wrote: > > DEAR ALL, > ? > HE,?Mr Sham?HAS HIT LAST NAIL IN HIS COFFIN HIMSELF AND ALSO NAILED WHOLE DISCUSSION AT HEAD > ? > Now see how he will lost the battle again.... > ? > SEE,,, Now here i go.......... ......... ..... > ? > He has written following thing....... ...... > ? > >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>> > (4) Twelve Vedic solar months madhu-maadhavas are well known, which had other synonymns also like Atuna, Arunaja..., and Vaaja, Prasava,... etc > >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>> > ? > NOW ASK THIS PERSON ABOUT, WHAT TYPE OF THOSE MONTHS ARE IN VEDAS ITSELF , THOSE ARE SEASONAL , AS THOSE ARE RELATED TO UTTARAYANA AND DAKSHIAYANA > ? > IF MONTHS ARE SEASONAL THAN WHY NOT HIS RASHIS ARE SEASONAL IE. TROPICAL.WHY HE IS ADVOCATING FALSE THING IE. SIDEREAL ZODIAC..HE IS TRAPPED IN HIS OWN NET. > ? > ANYWAY I WILL PLAY DEVIL'S ADVOCATE PLAY TO SHOW HIS CLAIMS > ? > HIS ALL JOURNEY'S WILL REAMIN AS WILD GOOSE CHASE AS HE IS IN ILLUSION OF HIS FUTILE SUPERIORITY > ? > ? > ? > --- On Sat, 5/30/09, indian_kachua <indian_kachua@ ...> wrote: > > > indian_kachua <indian_kachua@ ...> > [vedic astrology] Re: [VRI] Fwd: RASHIS IN THE VEDAS --- FACT OR FICTION! > vedic astrology > Saturday, May 30, 2009, 7:39 PM > > Dear ALL, > > Please read this mail again and again and judge the claims of this man. > > Now i have to check his mettle in works and also tall claims.Please dont go away any where. > I will BRB after his replies on this mail as i will dissect all claims. > > >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >> > ( " amee ya Rkshaa nihitaasa uchchaa naktam.. " ). Rgveda clearly speaks of Rikshaas a group of stars. In Brihajjaataka, Varaha Mihira says Rikshameans raashi " Raashi ksetra griha rksha bhaani bhavanam chaikaartha sampratyayaah " ). > >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> > > > It is not proving your claim, read it again > > Varahmihir had not authored any VEDA so dont talk of him here. > > >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> > > Rgveda 1.84.14 says ( " itthaa chandramaso grhe " ) " in the house of Moon " . As cited above, Brihajjaataka includes " griha " among synonyms of Raashi. The " Groha " of Moon is Karka (Cancer). > >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> > > > Read it again what you have written... > > You are telling Groha of Moon is Cancer not the Verse. > > >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> > > Rgveda 1.164.11 and 1.164.48 speaks of Twelve spokes in the Chakra of Rta which has 720 parts (360 days and 360 nights). > >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> > > > Sounds interesting! !! > > Our Rsihis talked in this way why they dont talk of Rashis in space instead of in Ratha. > > >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >> > Twelve Vedic solar months madhu-maadhavas are well known, which had other synonymns also like Atuna, Arunaja..., and Vaaja, Prasava,... etc. > >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >> > > Those are twelve seasons.For your kind information those 12 months are related to seasons read in VEDAS again, if those months are seasonal than why not your month are seasonal, why your astronomy is not seasonal > > >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> > > > Modern names of Raashis were first mentioned in Baudhaayana Sutra, which is a part of Kalpa literature (a Vedaanga). > >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >> > > Dont talk of Sutra here as after some thousand years this mail will also become Sutra,, you are getting my point.Sutra are not older works. > > >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >> > The word " Lagna " is mentioned in Vedaanga Jyotisha, which mentions " Raashi " also. Vedaanga Jyotisha was composed not for Jyotishis but for Vaidikas, because its primary purpose was to fix the correct timing of Yajnas. The first Yajna of Yajurveda id Darsha-paurnamaasa yajna, which litearally means " yajna at new moon and full moon " . Hence, Yajnas needed correct timing, that is why Vedaanga Jyotisha was composed. Therefore, Vedaanga Jyotisha belongs to the Vedic period. > >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>> > > I will come with VEDANGA Jyotish soon, his translator is himself is great Jyotish or you can say astrologer, he himself has written that there is no proof of Rashis in VEDANGA Jyotish. > > Dont worry i am coming soon with its scanned copy on groups itslef. > > >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> > > Therefore, Vedaanga Jyotisha belongs to the Vedic period. But it was not part of Veda, hence its archaic language was not preserved and it was orally transmitted. It was finally written down down around 300 BCE perhaps, but the unknown writer says that the real author was Mahatma Lagadha. Therefore, Mahatma Lagadha did not write down anything, and composed an orally transmitted text. It proves that Mahatma Lagadha preceded the period when Vedaanga Jyotisha was written down. Astronomical conditions described in Vedaanga Jyotisha were calculated > > by Colebrooke to belong to cir. 1400 BCE. But Colebrooke neglected one important condition : tithi and month, which do not match around 1400 BCE and take Vedaanga Jyotisha into a much remote era. > >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >> > > When you can not locate moving planets correctly than how you are claiming ages.It is ridiculous. > > >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>> > Mr AK Kaul and his friends should try to compute the actual date of these astronomical conditions which were wrongly computed by Colebrooke to belong to ~1400 BCE. Unfortunately, instead of making any positive contribution, these " calendar reformers " are taking recourse to abuses > >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>> > > We are not Friends. Now fight and prove your mettle. > > Thanks > > , Vinay Jha <vinayjhaa16@ > wrote: > > > > Internet is free for abusers who are intent on disrupting any good discussion with foul language. But I think we must ignore abuses and try to make discussions pertinent. > > > > First mandala of Rgveda gives following evidences of Raashi (more may befound by scanning all mandalas of RV and other Vedas) : > > > > (1) The word " Raashi " is not mentioned in the Vedas, but its synonyms have been mentioned. For instance, Rgveda 1.24.10 says " stars residing in high Riksha were seen at night... " ( " amee ya Rkshaa nihitaasa uchchaa naktam.. " ). Rgveda clearly speaks of Rikshaas a group of stars. In Brihajjaataka, Varaha Mihira says Rikshameans raashi " Raashi ksetra griha rksha bhaani bhavanam chaikaartha sampratyayaah " ). > > > > (2) Rgveda 1.84.14 says ( " itthaa chandramaso grhe " ) " in the house of Moon " . As cited above, Brihajjaataka includes " griha " among synonyms of Raashi. The " Groha " of Moon is Karka (Cancer). > > > > (3) Rgveda 1.164.11 and 1.164.48 speaks of Twelve spokes in the Chakra of Rta which has 720 parts (360 days and 360 nights). > > > > (4) Twelve Vedic solar months madhu-maadhavas are well known, which had other synonymns also like Atuna, Arunaja..., and Vaaja, Prasava,... etc. > > > > Hence, division of Zodian into 12 parts was well known. > > > > Modern names of Raashis were first mentioned in Baudhaayana Sutra, which is a part of Kalpa literature (a Vedaanga). > > > > Chhaandogya Upanishada is a part of Vedic literature in which mentions Narada Ji says that he had studied many Vidyaas, including Nakshatra-vidyaa and Raashi-vidyaa. > > > > The word " Lagna " is mentioned in Vedaanga Jyotisha, which mentions " Raashi " also. Vedaanga Jyotisha was composed not for Jyotishis but for Vaidikas, because its primary purpose was to fix the correct timing of Yajnas. The first Yajna of Yajurveda id Darsha-paurnamaasa yajna, which litearally means " yajna at new moon and full moon " . Hence, Yajnas needed correct timing, that is why Vedaanga Jyotisha was composed. Therefore, Vedaanga Jyotisha belongs to the Vedic period. But it was not part of Veda, hence its archaic language was not preserved and it was orally transmitted. It was finally written down down around 300 BCE perhaps, but the unknown writer says that the real author was Mahatma Lagadha. Therefore, Mahatma Lagadha did not write down anything, and composed an orally transmitted text. It proves that Mahatma Lagadha preceded the period when Vedaanga Jyotisha was written down. Astronomical conditions described in Vedaanga Jyotisha were calculated > > by Colebrooke to belong to cir. 1400 BCE. But Colebrooke neglected one important condition : tithi and month, which do not match around 1400 BCE and take Vedaanga Jyotisha into a much remote era. > > > > Mr AK Kaul and his friends should try to compute the actual date of these astronomical conditions which were wrongly computed by Colebrooke to belong to ~1400 BCE. Unfortunately, instead of making any positive contribution, these " calendar reformers " are taking recourse to abuses ! > > > > -VJ > > > > ============ ========= ==== > > > > > > ____________ _________ _________ __ > > khannaanup32 <khannaanup32@ > > > > > Friday, May 29, 2009 10:06:17 PM > > Re: [VRI] Fwd: RASHIS IN THE VEDAS --- FACT OR FICTION! > > > > > > > > > > > > Vinay should also be prized by GREEKS for propagating GREEKS creations. > > > > , Vinay Jha <vinayjhaa16@ ...> wrote: > > > > > > Mr Sunil K. Bhattacharjya Ji is right in saying " the Greek authorities should also give a prize to Mr. Kaul for trying to glorify the past contributions of Greece in Astronomy. " > > > > > > But Mr AK Kaul has not worked on vedanga Jyotisha, he only copies the wrong ideas of Colebrooke and his chelas. I asked this team to prove that con ditions described in Vedanga Jyotisha belonged to ~1300 BCE, but in return I received only abuses. Mr AK Kaul will never be able to compute the date of condistions described in Vedanga Jyotisha. > > > > > > The very fact that solar year was divided into 12 solar months in Vedas means the concept of 12 divisions of zodiac was there. > > > > > > -VJ > > > > > > ============ ========= ==== ==== > > > > > > > > > ____________ _________ _________ __ > > > Sunil Bhattacharjya <sunil_bhattacharjy a > > > vedic_research_ institute > > > Cc: ancient_indian_ astrology; @ . com; indiaarchaeology; WAVES-Vedic@ . com > > > Thursday, May 28, 2009 7:00:05 PM > > > Re: [VRI] Fwd: RASHIS IN THE VEDAS --- FACT OR FICTION! > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Dear friends, > > > > > > It is shameful that Mr. Kaul is conveniently attempting to discard the presence of the Rarshis in the Veda and the Vedanga Jyotisha. Veda clearly mentions Mesha, Vrshabha, Mithun, Simha, Kanya, Vrischika and Dhanu and these had been found before Dr. Vartak's study on it. Dr. Vartak had to my knowledge identified Anas-Ratha with Tula and Kalasha with Kumbha and I have identified Brahma Rashi of the Mahabharata with the Makar Rashi mentioned in the Bhagavata Purana. Meena is clearly mentioned in the Vedanga Jyotisha and Mr. Kaul knows it as he claims to have read the Vedanga Jyotisha. It not impossible that Shyena of the Veda became Meena in Vedanga Jyotisha like the Brahma Rashi became Makara Rashi at the time of the Bhagavata Purana. I fully support Dr. Vartak as he knows that the Veda itself says that it has Paroksha and Pratyaksha meaning of the verses, which a shallow person like Kaul does not know. I can assure you my friends that > > > Mr. Kaul will try to discredit the Hindu Jyotisha and Veda and Vedanga to his last breadth and he is taking full advantage of the broad-minded fora to propagate his anti-Vedic views. > > > > > > If possible the Swedish Academy should institute a Nobel Prize for falsification of Veda and Vedanga and recognise the life-time perseverance of Mr. Kaul by giving such a prize to Kaul for his anti-Hindu-shastra activity of trying to remove the Rashi from the Veda and Vedanga Jyotisha. I am sure that sooner or later the knowledgeable Hindus will not tolerate such anti-Hindu activities of Kaul. He is a back-sheep of the Kashmiri community also as he has been trying to discredit the antiquity of the traditional Kashmiri Saptarshi calendar, which was started 25 years after departure of Lord Krishna and hence 61 years after the Mahabharata war by reducjng the antiquity of the Mahabharata. In fact the Greek authorities should also give a prize to Mr. Kaul for trying to glorify the past contributions of Greece in Astronomy. > > > > > > Regards, > > > > > > Sunil K. Bhattacharjya > > > > > > > > > > > > --- On Wed, 5/27/09, Avtar Krishen Kaul <jyotirved (AT) sify (DOT) com> wrote: > > > > > > Avtar Krishen Kaul <jyotirved (AT) sify (DOT) com> > > > [VRI] Fwd: RASHIS IN THE VEDAS --- FACT OR FICTION! > > > vedic_research_ institute > > > Wednesday, May 27, 2009, 10:19 AM > > > > > > Dear All, > > > Namaskar! > > > Here is a self-eloquent copy of #No.1294 dt. 14-10-06 on WAVVES-VEDIC forum. > > > Regards, > > > AKK > > > WAVES-Vedic, " jyotirved " <jyotirved@ ..> wrote: > > > > > > Dear friends, > > > > > > Namaste! > > > > > > The following " News item " in the Astrological Magazine of October 2006, page 904, should be of interest to all of us: > > > > > > " Dr. P. V. Vartak, researcher in the ancient Indian sciences, was > > > felicitated on June 3, 2006, by Mr. Chandrakant Shewale under the auspices > > > of Veda Vigyan Mandal, Pune, for his discovery of the Rashis in the Rig > > > Veda " . > > > > > > A similar " news " had appeared in the 'Express Star Teller' of September > > > 2006, page 12: > > > > > > " Dr. P. V. Vartak is the founder/President of the Veda Vidnyana Mandal, > > > Pune. According to Dr. Vartak, all the twelve Rasis are recorded in the > > > Rigveda, the oldest literature of the world. The Rigveda also mentions > > > twelve 'Figures' in the sky and twelve spokes of a wheel of time. The names > > > given by the Rigveda to the signs of the Zodiac are descriptive. It > > > mentions Mesha, (Aries), Vrushabha (Taurus), Mithuna, Simha (Leo), Kanya > > > (Virgo), Vrischika (Scorpio), Dhanus (Sagittarius) , Kalasha (Aquarius). For > > > the Pisces or Meena, the Rigveda uses the name 'Shyena' i.e. falcon, the > > > fastest bird. Dr. Vartak states that in the sky, in the region of Pisces, > > > we do see a figure made up of stars resembling the figure of a falcon. It > > > is now called as 'Phoenix'. Rigveda says that the Shyena has only one wing, > > > and in fact, we see only one wing to that falcon. Tula (Libra) is called by > > > the name 'Anas-Ratha' , because we can see a pentagon as a cart (Ratha) and a > > > triangular figure, representing its harness (Anas). It is presently called > > > as " Boootes', Vrischika is also called as Kumbhaka (which pricks or stings) > > > or Ibha an elephant. The tail of the celestial scorpion also looks like a > > > trunk of elephant. Valmiki in his Ramayana calls this as 'Airawata', the > > > elephant of Lord Indra. It is described to be the eighth Sign of zodiac, > > > which shows that just like today, Mesha was held as the beginning sign at > > > the Vernal Equinox and its period was 25740 years BC. > > > > > > Dr. Vartak admits that he has not found (sic!)the Karka (Cander) and the > > > Makara (Capricorn) However, he says that when other ten names are already > > > noted and the total number is found to be twelve, these two signs must be > > > present in the Rigveda under some other names. Other researchers should try > > > hard to find them out. " > > > > > > End of news items! > > > > > > *** ***** ***** ***** **** > > > ***** **** ***** > > > > > > It is high time that we ask the Swedish Academy to start a " Nobel Prize for > > > Vedic Jyotish " and " recommend " the names of such " researchers " and > > > " scholars " for the same because, after all, though our " Vedic jyotishis " > > > have been practising " Vedic Rashi " based " Vedic jyotish " ever since the > > > Greek invasion on India (i.e. about 4th century BCE), obviously, they must > > > have been doing so in anticipation of this " discovery " by the " modern Vedic > > > Seers " like Dr. Vartak! It is something like the English translator of > > > Parashari saying that Brihat Parashari yields best results as per Lahiri > > > Ayanamsha, which means Parashara Rishi must have recommended Lahiri > > > Ayanamsha more than five thousand years back in anticipation of the birth of > > > " almighty Lahiri " ! Thus it is only now that our " modern Vedic Rishis " are > > > discovering " Mesha etc. Rashis " in the Vedas, which should also mean that > > > since as per the Vedas, the whole universe is " Maya " that is why even > > > " Vedic Jyotishis " had been practising such a " Maya " of " Vedic Jyotish " sans > > > Vedic Rashis just by dint of their " Maya " ! > > > > > > Why worry about the two " missing Rashis " -- after all it is just like > > > turning fiction into facts, and having been " inspired " by Dr. Vartak, some > > > other " modern Vedic Rishi " will stake his claim to having " discovered " > > > those two Rashis also with his (or will it be her?) Tapasya! > > > > > > With regards, > > > > > > Avtar Krishen Kaul > > > > > > --- End forwarded message --- > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 31, 2009 Report Share Posted May 31, 2009 Yes Sir. The intrinsic property of mind is to wander from one Samkalpa to another. When the whirlpool of mind is at peace, Soul gets its true reflection and gains Self Knowledge. " Yogashchittavrittinirodhah " . -VJ ________________________________ Rohiniranjan <jyotish_vani Sunday, May 31, 2009 12:06:02 AM Re: [VRI] Fwd: RASHIS IN THE VEDAS --- FACT OR FICTION! All human " minds " ? ;-) , " gopi_b927 " <gopi_b927@. ..> wrote: > > > Rohini ji, > > Providence/providan ce may be the TRUTH.When one reaches/finds the truth > there is neither further nor farther.But the human mind does not > like/want it.It only wants merry go round. > > gopi. > , " Rohiniranjan " <jyotish_vani@ > > wrote: > > > > Providence provides! > > > > There is also the *option* available to SPELL that as proviDANCE and > then we run into the perpetuum mobile musical yet again, and again and > ...! > > > > The same music over and over again, the same excuses but neither > anything moves further ;-) > > > > nor FARTHER? > > > > > > > > , Sunil Bhattacharjya > sunil_bhattacharjya @ wrote: > > > > > > Dear Rohini, > > > > > > I feel that it may be that the providence is kind to us to let us > have the knowledge of Astrology as a method to know, albeit very very > indirectly, what inappropriate actions we did in our earlier births, the > results of which are presently manifesting as our destiny. This > knowledge has come through divine inspirations to the past sages and > these are impersonal in nature and hence called Apaurusheya. . This > knowledge is available to us so that with the help of this knowledge and > with the free-will ( to the extent it is free) we can revise our > destiny. > > > > > > Best wishes, > > > > > > SunilK. Bhattacharjya > > > > > > > > > > > > --- On Thu, 5/28/09, Rohiniranjan jyotish_vani@ wrote: > > > > > > > > > Rohiniranjan jyotish_vani@ > > > Re: [VRI] Fwd: RASHIS IN THE VEDAS --- FACT > OR FICTION! > > > > > > Thursday, May 28, 2009, 6:45 PM > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Dear Sunil-Da, > > > > > > In astrology we have primary assumptions as I called those or axioms > as a mathematician once reminded me was the proper term! Such as: the > zone of stars around the 'progressed and extrapolated path of the earth > around our star, Sun " is important to astrology, that primarily if not > exclusively deals with the ZOO of LIFE and Living forms (To some it may > come as a surprise that even the Stock Exchange is BIO-driven and now we > are blaming even the weather and climate to BIO (humans!). > > > > > > There is a 'Humanist' School that even believes, so I have been > told, that humans projected their repetitive thoughts and thought-forms > through words and vibrations skywards for God only knows how long and > now the Heavens have begun to pay attention and reflect the destiny of > those who dwell on earth! > > > > > > All have become and pretty much for a long time have been focused on > the Human Being, but what about those precursor times when Human beings > were still MONKEYS or whatever! Did Astrology and its rules exist back > then? Were the Dinosaurs ruled by astrological rules? Or even when only > Unicellular organisms existed on the earth? Let us not stop there and go > even further back. When the new atoms were born/created on this very > earth, did they have a birth chart? > > > > > > If yes, then astrology is Shashwat, and if not, one wonders -- Where > or when did Astrology actually Begin? > > > > > > Rohini > > > > > > , Sunil Bhattacharjya > <sunil_bhattacharjy a wrote: > > > > > > > > Dear friends, > > > > > > > > It is shameful that Mr. Kaul is conveniently attempting to > discard the presence of the Rarshis in the Veda and the Vedanga > Jyotisha. Veda clearly mentions Mesha, Vrshabha, Mithun, Simha, Kanya, > Vrischika and Dhanu and these had been found before Dr. Vartak's study > on it. Dr. Vartak had to my knowledge identified Anas-Ratha with Tula > and Kalasha with Kumbha and I have identified Brahma Rashi of the > Mahabharata with the Makar Rashi mentioned in the Bhagavata Purana. > Meena is clearly mentioned in the Vedanga Jyotisha and Mr. Kaul knows it > as he claims to have read the Vedanga Jyotisha. It not impossible that > Shyena of the Veda became Meena in Vedanga Jyotisha like the Brahma > Rashi became Makara Rashi at the time of the Bhagavata Purana. I fully > support Dr. Vartak as he knows that the Veda itself says that it has > Paroksha and Pratyaksha meaning of the verses, which a shallow person > like Kaul does not know. I can assure you my friends > > > that > > > > Mr. Kaul will try to discredit the Hindu Jyotisha and Veda and > Vedanga to his last breadth and he is taking full advantage of the > broad-minded fora to propagate his anti-Vedic views. > > > > > > > > If possible the Swedish Academy should institute a Nobel Prize for > falsification of Veda and Vedanga and recognise the life-time > perseverance of Mr. Kaul by giving such a prize to Kaul for his > anti-Hindu-shastra activity of trying to remove the Rashi from the Veda > and Vedanga Jyotisha. I am sure that sooner or later the knowledgeable > Hindus will not tolerate such anti-Hindu activities of Kaul. He is a > back-sheep of the Kashmiri community also as he has been trying to > discredit the antiquity of the traditional Kashmiri Saptarshi calendar, > which was started 25 years after departure of Lord Krishna and hence 61 > years after the Mahabharata war by reducjng the antiquity of the > Mahabharata. In fact the Greek authorities should also give a prize to > Mr. Kaul for trying to glorify the past contributions of Greece in > Astronomy. > > > > > > > > Regards, > > > > > > > > Sunil K. Bhattacharjya > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > --- On Wed, 5/27/09, Avtar Krishen Kaul <jyotirved@ ..> wrote: > > > > > > > > > > > > Avtar Krishen Kaul <jyotirved@ ..> > > > > [VRI] Fwd: RASHIS IN THE VEDAS --- FACT OR FICTION! > > > > vedic_research_ institute > > > > Wednesday, May 27, 2009, 10:19 AM > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Dear All, > > > > Namaskar! > > > > Here is a self-eloquent copy of #No.1294 dt. 14-10-06 on > WAVVES-VEDIC forum. > > > > Regards, > > > > AKK > > > > WAVES-Vedic, " jyotirved " <jyotirved@ ..> > wrote: > > > > > > > > Dear friends, > > > > > > > > Namaste! > > > > > > > > The following " News item " in the Astrological Magazine of October > 2006, page 904, should be of interest to all of us: > > > > > > > > " Dr. P. V. Vartak, researcher in the ancient Indian sciences, was > > > > felicitated on June 3, 2006, by Mr. Chandrakant Shewale under the > auspices > > > > of Veda Vigyan Mandal, Pune, for his discovery of the Rashis in > the Rig > > > > Veda " . > > > > > > > > A similar " news " had appeared in the 'Express Star Teller' of > September > > > > 2006, page 12: > > > > > > > > " Dr. P. V. Vartak is the founder/President of the Veda Vidnyana > Mandal, > > > > Pune. According to Dr. Vartak, all the twelve Rasis are recorded > in the > > > > Rigveda, the oldest literature of the world. The Rigveda also > mentions > > > > twelve 'Figures' in the sky and twelve spokes of a wheel of time. > The names > > > > given by the Rigveda to the signs of the Zodiac are descriptive. > It > > > > mentions Mesha, (Aries), Vrushabha (Taurus), Mithuna, Simha (Leo), > Kanya > > > > (Virgo), Vrischika (Scorpio), Dhanus (Sagittarius) , Kalasha > (Aquarius). For > > > > the Pisces or Meena, the Rigveda uses the name 'Shyena' i.e. > falcon, the > > > > fastest bird. Dr. Vartak states that in the sky, in the region of > Pisces, > > > > we do see a figure made up of stars resembling the figure of a > falcon. It > > > > is now called as 'Phoenix'. Rigveda says that the Shyena has only > one wing, > > > > and in fact, we see only one wing to that falcon. Tula (Libra) is > called by > > > > the name 'Anas-Ratha' , because we can see a pentagon as a cart > (Ratha) and a > > > > triangular figure, representing its harness (Anas). It is > presently called > > > > as " Boootes', Vrischika is also called as Kumbhaka (which pricks > or stings) > > > > or Ibha an elephant. The tail of the celestial scorpion also looks > like a > > > > trunk of elephant. Valmiki in his Ramayana calls this as > 'Airawata', the > > > > elephant of Lord Indra. It is described to be the eighth Sign of > zodiac, > > > > which shows that just like today, Mesha was held as the beginning > sign at > > > > the Vernal Equinox and its period was 25740 years BC. > > > > > > > > Dr. Vartak admits that he has not found (sic!)the Karka (Cander) > and the > > > > Makara (Capricorn) However, he says that when other ten names are > already > > > > noted and the total number is found to be twelve, these two signs > must be > > > > present in the Rigveda under some other names. Other researchers > should try > > > > hard to find them out. " > > > > > > > > End of news items! > > > > > > > > *** ***** ***** ***** **** > > > > ***** **** ***** > > > > > > > > It is high time that we ask the Swedish Academy to start a " Nobel > Prize for > > > > Vedic Jyotish " and " recommend " the names of such " researchers " and > > > > " scholars " for the same because, after all, though our " Vedic > jyotishis " > > > > have been practising " Vedic Rashi " based " Vedic jyotish " ever > since the > > > > Greek invasion on India (i.e. about 4th century BCE), obviously, > they must > > > > have been doing so in anticipation of this " discovery " by the > " modern Vedic > > > > Seers " like Dr. Vartak! It is something like the English > translator of > > > > Parashari saying that Brihat Parashari yields best results as per > Lahiri > > > > Ayanamsha, which means Parashara Rishi must have recommended > Lahiri > > > > Ayanamsha more than five thousand years back in anticipation of > the birth of > > > > " almighty Lahiri " ! Thus it is only now that our " modern Vedic > Rishis " are > > > > discovering " Mesha etc. Rashis " in the Vedas, which should also > mean that > > > > since as per the Vedas, the whole universe is " Maya " that is why > even > > > > " Vedic Jyotishis " had been practising such a " Maya " of " Vedic > Jyotish " sans > > > > Vedic Rashis just by dint of their " Maya " ! > > > > > > > > Why worry about the two " missing Rashis " -- after all it is just > like > > > > turning fiction into facts, and having been " inspired " by Dr. > Vartak, some > > > > other " modern Vedic Rishi " will stake his claim to having > " discovered " > > > > those two Rashis also with his (or will it be her?) Tapasya! > > > > > > > > With regards, > > > > > > > > Avtar Krishen Kaul > > > > > > > > --- End forwarded message --- > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > & g > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 31, 2009 Report Share Posted May 31, 2009 almost all...Rohini ji gopi. , " Rohiniranjan " <jyotish_vani wrote: > > All human " minds " ? ;-) > > , " gopi_b927 " gopi_b927@ wrote: > > > > > > Rohini ji, > > > > Providence/providance may be the TRUTH.When one reaches/finds the truth > > there is neither further nor farther.But the human mind does not > > like/want it.It only wants merry go round. > > > > gopi. > > , " Rohiniranjan " <jyotish_vani@> > > wrote: > > > > > > Providence provides! > > > > > > There is also the *option* available to SPELL that as proviDANCE and > > then we run into the perpetuum mobile musical yet again, and again and > > ...! > > > > > > The same music over and over again, the same excuses but neither > > anything moves further ;-) > > > > > > nor FARTHER? > > > > > > > > > > > > , Sunil Bhattacharjya > > sunil_bhattacharjya@ wrote: > > > > > > > > Dear Rohini, > > > > > > > > I feel that it may be that the providence is kind to us to let us > > have the knowledge of Astrology as a method to know, albeit very very > > indirectly, what inappropriate actions we did in our earlier births, the > > results of which are presently manifesting as our destiny. This > > knowledge has come through divine inspirations to the past sages and > > these are impersonal in nature and hence called Apaurusheya.. This > > knowledge is available to us so that with the help of this knowledge and > > with the free-will ( to the extent it is free) we can revise our > > destiny. > > > > > > > > Best wishes, > > > > > > > > SunilK. Bhattacharjya > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > --- On Thu, 5/28/09, Rohiniranjan jyotish_vani@ wrote: > > > > > > > > > > > > Rohiniranjan jyotish_vani@ > > > > Re: [VRI] Fwd: RASHIS IN THE VEDAS --- FACT > > OR FICTION! > > > > > > > > Thursday, May 28, 2009, 6:45 PM > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Dear Sunil-Da, > > > > > > > > In astrology we have primary assumptions as I called those or axioms > > as a mathematician once reminded me was the proper term! Such as: the > > zone of stars around the 'progressed and extrapolated path of the earth > > around our star, Sun " is important to astrology, that primarily if not > > exclusively deals with the ZOO of LIFE and Living forms (To some it may > > come as a surprise that even the Stock Exchange is BIO-driven and now we > > are blaming even the weather and climate to BIO (humans!). > > > > > > > > There is a 'Humanist' School that even believes, so I have been > > told, that humans projected their repetitive thoughts and thought-forms > > through words and vibrations skywards for God only knows how long and > > now the Heavens have begun to pay attention and reflect the destiny of > > those who dwell on earth! > > > > > > > > All have become and pretty much for a long time have been focused on > > the Human Being, but what about those precursor times when Human beings > > were still MONKEYS or whatever! Did Astrology and its rules exist back > > then? Were the Dinosaurs ruled by astrological rules? Or even when only > > Unicellular organisms existed on the earth? Let us not stop there and go > > even further back. When the new atoms were born/created on this very > > earth, did they have a birth chart? > > > > > > > > If yes, then astrology is Shashwat, and if not, one wonders -- Where > > or when did Astrology actually Begin? > > > > > > > > Rohini > > > > > > > > , Sunil Bhattacharjya > > <sunil_bhattacharjy a wrote: > > > > > > > > > > Dear friends, > > > > > > > > > > It is shameful that Mr. Kaul is conveniently attempting to > > discard the presence of the Rarshis in the Veda and the Vedanga > > Jyotisha. Veda clearly mentions Mesha, Vrshabha, Mithun, Simha, Kanya, > > Vrischika and Dhanu and these had been found before Dr. Vartak's study > > on it. Dr. Vartak had to my knowledge identified Anas-Ratha with Tula > > and Kalasha with Kumbha and I have identified Brahma Rashi of the > > Mahabharata with the Makar Rashi mentioned in the Bhagavata Purana. > > Meena is clearly mentioned in the Vedanga Jyotisha and Mr. Kaul knows it > > as he claims to have read the Vedanga Jyotisha. It not impossible that > > Shyena of the Veda became Meena in Vedanga Jyotisha like the Brahma > > Rashi became Makara Rashi at the time of the Bhagavata Purana. I fully > > support Dr. Vartak as he knows that the Veda itself says that it has > > Paroksha and Pratyaksha meaning of the verses, which a shallow person > > like Kaul does not know. I can assure you my friends > > > > that > > > > > Mr. Kaul will try to discredit the Hindu Jyotisha and Veda and > > Vedanga to his last breadth and he is taking full advantage of the > > broad-minded fora to propagate his anti-Vedic views. > > > > > > > > > > If possible the Swedish Academy should institute a Nobel Prize for > > falsification of Veda and Vedanga and recognise the life-time > > perseverance of Mr. Kaul by giving such a prize to Kaul for his > > anti-Hindu-shastra activity of trying to remove the Rashi from the Veda > > and Vedanga Jyotisha. I am sure that sooner or later the knowledgeable > > Hindus will not tolerate such anti-Hindu activities of Kaul. He is a > > back-sheep of the Kashmiri community also as he has been trying to > > discredit the antiquity of the traditional Kashmiri Saptarshi calendar, > > which was started 25 years after departure of Lord Krishna and hence 61 > > years after the Mahabharata war by reducjng the antiquity of the > > Mahabharata. In fact the Greek authorities should also give a prize to > > Mr. Kaul for trying to glorify the past contributions of Greece in > > Astronomy. > > > > > > > > > > Regards, > > > > > > > > > > Sunil K. Bhattacharjya > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > --- On Wed, 5/27/09, Avtar Krishen Kaul <jyotirved@ ..> wrote: > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Avtar Krishen Kaul <jyotirved@ ..> > > > > > [VRI] Fwd: RASHIS IN THE VEDAS --- FACT OR FICTION! > > > > > vedic_research_ institute > > > > > Wednesday, May 27, 2009, 10:19 AM > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Dear All, > > > > > Namaskar! > > > > > Here is a self-eloquent copy of #No.1294 dt. 14-10-06 on > > WAVVES-VEDIC forum. > > > > > Regards, > > > > > AKK > > > > > WAVES-Vedic, " jyotirved " <jyotirved@ ...> > > wrote: > > > > > > > > > > Dear friends, > > > > > > > > > > Namaste! > > > > > > > > > > The following " News item " in the Astrological Magazine of October > > 2006, page 904, should be of interest to all of us: > > > > > > > > > > " Dr. P. V. Vartak, researcher in the ancient Indian sciences, was > > > > > felicitated on June 3, 2006, by Mr. Chandrakant Shewale under the > > auspices > > > > > of Veda Vigyan Mandal, Pune, for his discovery of the Rashis in > > the Rig > > > > > Veda " . > > > > > > > > > > A similar " news " had appeared in the 'Express Star Teller' of > > September > > > > > 2006, page 12: > > > > > > > > > > " Dr. P. V. Vartak is the founder/President of the Veda Vidnyana > > Mandal, > > > > > Pune. According to Dr. Vartak, all the twelve Rasis are recorded > > in the > > > > > Rigveda, the oldest literature of the world. The Rigveda also > > mentions > > > > > twelve 'Figures' in the sky and twelve spokes of a wheel of time. > > The names > > > > > given by the Rigveda to the signs of the Zodiac are descriptive. > > It > > > > > mentions Mesha, (Aries), Vrushabha (Taurus), Mithuna, Simha (Leo), > > Kanya > > > > > (Virgo), Vrischika (Scorpio), Dhanus (Sagittarius) , Kalasha > > (Aquarius). For > > > > > the Pisces or Meena, the Rigveda uses the name 'Shyena' i.e. > > falcon, the > > > > > fastest bird. Dr. Vartak states that in the sky, in the region of > > Pisces, > > > > > we do see a figure made up of stars resembling the figure of a > > falcon. It > > > > > is now called as 'Phoenix'. Rigveda says that the Shyena has only > > one wing, > > > > > and in fact, we see only one wing to that falcon. Tula (Libra) is > > called by > > > > > the name 'Anas-Ratha' , because we can see a pentagon as a cart > > (Ratha) and a > > > > > triangular figure, representing its harness (Anas). It is > > presently called > > > > > as " Boootes', Vrischika is also called as Kumbhaka (which pricks > > or stings) > > > > > or Ibha an elephant. The tail of the celestial scorpion also looks > > like a > > > > > trunk of elephant. Valmiki in his Ramayana calls this as > > 'Airawata', the > > > > > elephant of Lord Indra. It is described to be the eighth Sign of > > zodiac, > > > > > which shows that just like today, Mesha was held as the beginning > > sign at > > > > > the Vernal Equinox and its period was 25740 years BC. > > > > > > > > > > Dr. Vartak admits that he has not found (sic!)the Karka (Cander) > > and the > > > > > Makara (Capricorn) However, he says that when other ten names are > > already > > > > > noted and the total number is found to be twelve, these two signs > > must be > > > > > present in the Rigveda under some other names. Other researchers > > should try > > > > > hard to find them out. " > > > > > > > > > > End of news items! > > > > > > > > > > *** ***** ***** ***** **** > > > > > ***** **** ***** > > > > > > > > > > It is high time that we ask the Swedish Academy to start a " Nobel > > Prize for > > > > > Vedic Jyotish " and " recommend " the names of such " researchers " and > > > > > " scholars " for the same because, after all, though our " Vedic > > jyotishis " > > > > > have been practising " Vedic Rashi " based " Vedic jyotish " ever > > since the > > > > > Greek invasion on India (i.e. about 4th century BCE), obviously, > > they must > > > > > have been doing so in anticipation of this " discovery " by the > > " modern Vedic > > > > > Seers " like Dr. Vartak! It is something like the English > > translator of > > > > > Parashari saying that Brihat Parashari yields best results as per > > Lahiri > > > > > Ayanamsha, which means Parashara Rishi must have recommended > > Lahiri > > > > > Ayanamsha more than five thousand years back in anticipation of > > the birth of > > > > > " almighty Lahiri " ! Thus it is only now that our " modern Vedic > > Rishis " are > > > > > discovering " Mesha etc. Rashis " in the Vedas, which should also > > mean that > > > > > since as per the Vedas, the whole universe is " Maya " that is why > > even > > > > > " Vedic Jyotishis " had been practising such a " Maya " of " Vedic > > Jyotish " sans > > > > > Vedic Rashis just by dint of their " Maya " ! > > > > > > > > > > Why worry about the two " missing Rashis " -- after all it is just > > like > > > > > turning fiction into facts, and having been " inspired " by Dr. > > Vartak, some > > > > > other " modern Vedic Rishi " will stake his claim to having > > " discovered " > > > > > those two Rashis also with his (or will it be her?) Tapasya! > > > > > > > > > > With regards, > > > > > > > > > > Avtar Krishen Kaul > > > > > > > > > > --- End forwarded message --- > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > & g > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 31, 2009 Report Share Posted May 31, 2009 As you confessed Gopi jee! Almost but not ALL! Hence there still remains hope and no absolute takeover, yet! RR , " gopi_b927 " <gopi_b927 wrote: > > > almost all...Rohini ji > > gopi. > , " Rohiniranjan " <jyotish_vani@> > wrote: > > > > All human " minds " ? ;-) > > > > , " gopi_b927 " gopi_b927@ wrote: > > > > > > > > > Rohini ji, > > > > > > Providence/providance may be the TRUTH.When one reaches/finds the > truth > > > there is neither further nor farther.But the human mind does not > > > like/want it.It only wants merry go round. > > > > > > gopi. > > > , " Rohiniranjan " <jyotish_vani@> > > > wrote: > > > > > > > > Providence provides! > > > > > > > > There is also the *option* available to SPELL that as proviDANCE > and > > > then we run into the perpetuum mobile musical yet again, and again > and > > > ...! > > > > > > > > The same music over and over again, the same excuses but neither > > > anything moves further ;-) > > > > > > > > nor FARTHER? > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > , Sunil Bhattacharjya > > > sunil_bhattacharjya@ wrote: > > > > > > > > > > Dear Rohini, > > > > > > > > > > I feel that it may be that the providence is kind to us to let > us > > > have the knowledge of Astrology as a method to know, albeit very > very > > > indirectly, what inappropriate actions we did in our earlier births, > the > > > results of which are presently manifesting as our destiny. This > > > knowledge has come through divine inspirations to the past sages and > > > these are impersonal in nature and hence called Apaurusheya.. This > > > knowledge is available to us so that with the help of this knowledge > and > > > with the free-will ( to the extent it is free) we can revise our > > > destiny. > > > > > > > > > > Best wishes, > > > > > > > > > > SunilK. Bhattacharjya > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > --- On Thu, 5/28/09, Rohiniranjan jyotish_vani@ wrote: > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Rohiniranjan jyotish_vani@ > > > > > Re: [VRI] Fwd: RASHIS IN THE VEDAS --- > FACT > > > OR FICTION! > > > > > > > > > > Thursday, May 28, 2009, 6:45 PM > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Dear Sunil-Da, > > > > > > > > > > In astrology we have primary assumptions as I called those or > axioms > > > as a mathematician once reminded me was the proper term! Such as: > the > > > zone of stars around the 'progressed and extrapolated path of the > earth > > > around our star, Sun " is important to astrology, that primarily if > not > > > exclusively deals with the ZOO of LIFE and Living forms (To some it > may > > > come as a surprise that even the Stock Exchange is BIO-driven and > now we > > > are blaming even the weather and climate to BIO (humans!). > > > > > > > > > > There is a 'Humanist' School that even believes, so I have been > > > told, that humans projected their repetitive thoughts and > thought-forms > > > through words and vibrations skywards for God only knows how long > and > > > now the Heavens have begun to pay attention and reflect the destiny > of > > > those who dwell on earth! > > > > > > > > > > All have become and pretty much for a long time have been > focused on > > > the Human Being, but what about those precursor times when Human > beings > > > were still MONKEYS or whatever! Did Astrology and its rules exist > back > > > then? Were the Dinosaurs ruled by astrological rules? Or even when > only > > > Unicellular organisms existed on the earth? Let us not stop there > and go > > > even further back. When the new atoms were born/created on this very > > > earth, did they have a birth chart? > > > > > > > > > > If yes, then astrology is Shashwat, and if not, one wonders -- > Where > > > or when did Astrology actually Begin? > > > > > > > > > > Rohini > > > > > > > > > > , Sunil Bhattacharjya > > > <sunil_bhattacharjy a wrote: > > > > > > > > > > > > Dear friends, > > > > > > > > > > > > It is shameful that Mr. Kaul is conveniently attempting to > > > discard the presence of the Rarshis in the Veda and the Vedanga > > > Jyotisha. Veda clearly mentions Mesha, Vrshabha, Mithun, Simha, > Kanya, > > > Vrischika and Dhanu and these had been found before Dr. Vartak's > study > > > on it. Dr. Vartak had to my knowledge identified Anas-Ratha with > Tula > > > and Kalasha with Kumbha and I have identified Brahma Rashi of the > > > Mahabharata with the Makar Rashi mentioned in the Bhagavata Purana. > > > Meena is clearly mentioned in the Vedanga Jyotisha and Mr. Kaul > knows it > > > as he claims to have read the Vedanga Jyotisha. It not impossible > that > > > Shyena of the Veda became Meena in Vedanga Jyotisha like the Brahma > > > Rashi became Makara Rashi at the time of the Bhagavata Purana. I > fully > > > support Dr. Vartak as he knows that the Veda itself says that it has > > > Paroksha and Pratyaksha meaning of the verses, which a shallow > person > > > like Kaul does not know. I can assure you my friends > > > > > that > > > > > > Mr. Kaul will try to discredit the Hindu Jyotisha and Veda and > > > Vedanga to his last breadth and he is taking full advantage of the > > > broad-minded fora to propagate his anti-Vedic views. > > > > > > > > > > > > If possible the Swedish Academy should institute a Nobel Prize > for > > > falsification of Veda and Vedanga and recognise the life-time > > > perseverance of Mr. Kaul by giving such a prize to Kaul for his > > > anti-Hindu-shastra activity of trying to remove the Rashi from the > Veda > > > and Vedanga Jyotisha. I am sure that sooner or later the > knowledgeable > > > Hindus will not tolerate such anti-Hindu activities of Kaul. He is a > > > back-sheep of the Kashmiri community also as he has been trying to > > > discredit the antiquity of the traditional Kashmiri Saptarshi > calendar, > > > which was started 25 years after departure of Lord Krishna and hence > 61 > > > years after the Mahabharata war by reducjng the antiquity of the > > > Mahabharata. In fact the Greek authorities should also give a prize > to > > > Mr. Kaul for trying to glorify the past contributions of Greece in > > > Astronomy. > > > > > > > > > > > > Regards, > > > > > > > > > > > > Sunil K. Bhattacharjya > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > --- On Wed, 5/27/09, Avtar Krishen Kaul <jyotirved@ ..> wrote: > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Avtar Krishen Kaul <jyotirved@ ..> > > > > > > [VRI] Fwd: RASHIS IN THE VEDAS --- FACT OR FICTION! > > > > > > vedic_research_ institute > > > > > > Wednesday, May 27, 2009, 10:19 AM > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Dear All, > > > > > > Namaskar! > > > > > > Here is a self-eloquent copy of #No.1294 dt. 14-10-06 on > > > WAVVES-VEDIC forum. > > > > > > Regards, > > > > > > AKK > > > > > > WAVES-Vedic, " jyotirved " <jyotirved@ > ..> > > > wrote: > > > > > > > > > > > > Dear friends, > > > > > > > > > > > > Namaste! > > > > > > > > > > > > The following " News item " in the Astrological Magazine of > October > > > 2006, page 904, should be of interest to all of us: > > > > > > > > > > > > " Dr. P. V. Vartak, researcher in the ancient Indian sciences, > was > > > > > > felicitated on June 3, 2006, by Mr. Chandrakant Shewale under > the > > > auspices > > > > > > of Veda Vigyan Mandal, Pune, for his discovery of the Rashis > in > > > the Rig > > > > > > Veda " . > > > > > > > > > > > > A similar " news " had appeared in the 'Express Star Teller' of > > > September > > > > > > 2006, page 12: > > > > > > > > > > > > " Dr. P. V. Vartak is the founder/President of the Veda > Vidnyana > > > Mandal, > > > > > > Pune. According to Dr. Vartak, all the twelve Rasis are > recorded > > > in the > > > > > > Rigveda, the oldest literature of the world. The Rigveda also > > > mentions > > > > > > twelve 'Figures' in the sky and twelve spokes of a wheel of > time. > > > The names > > > > > > given by the Rigveda to the signs of the Zodiac are > descriptive. > > > It > > > > > > mentions Mesha, (Aries), Vrushabha (Taurus), Mithuna, Simha > (Leo), > > > Kanya > > > > > > (Virgo), Vrischika (Scorpio), Dhanus (Sagittarius) , Kalasha > > > (Aquarius). For > > > > > > the Pisces or Meena, the Rigveda uses the name 'Shyena' i.e. > > > falcon, the > > > > > > fastest bird. Dr. Vartak states that in the sky, in the region > of > > > Pisces, > > > > > > we do see a figure made up of stars resembling the figure of a > > > falcon. It > > > > > > is now called as 'Phoenix'. Rigveda says that the Shyena has > only > > > one wing, > > > > > > and in fact, we see only one wing to that falcon. Tula (Libra) > is > > > called by > > > > > > the name 'Anas-Ratha' , because we can see a pentagon as a > cart > > > (Ratha) and a > > > > > > triangular figure, representing its harness (Anas). It is > > > presently called > > > > > > as " Boootes', Vrischika is also called as Kumbhaka (which > pricks > > > or stings) > > > > > > or Ibha an elephant. The tail of the celestial scorpion also > looks > > > like a > > > > > > trunk of elephant. Valmiki in his Ramayana calls this as > > > 'Airawata', the > > > > > > elephant of Lord Indra. It is described to be the eighth Sign > of > > > zodiac, > > > > > > which shows that just like today, Mesha was held as the > beginning > > > sign at > > > > > > the Vernal Equinox and its period was 25740 years BC. > > > > > > > > > > > > Dr. Vartak admits that he has not found (sic!)the Karka > (Cander) > > > and the > > > > > > Makara (Capricorn) However, he says that when other ten names > are > > > already > > > > > > noted and the total number is found to be twelve, these two > signs > > > must be > > > > > > present in the Rigveda under some other names. Other > researchers > > > should try > > > > > > hard to find them out. " > > > > > > > > > > > > End of news items! > > > > > > > > > > > > *** ***** ***** ***** **** > > > > > > ***** **** ***** > > > > > > > > > > > > It is high time that we ask the Swedish Academy to start a > " Nobel > > > Prize for > > > > > > Vedic Jyotish " and " recommend " the names of such " researchers " > and > > > > > > " scholars " for the same because, after all, though our " Vedic > > > jyotishis " > > > > > > have been practising " Vedic Rashi " based " Vedic jyotish " ever > > > since the > > > > > > Greek invasion on India (i.e. about 4th century BCE), > obviously, > > > they must > > > > > > have been doing so in anticipation of this " discovery " by the > > > " modern Vedic > > > > > > Seers " like Dr. Vartak! It is something like the English > > > translator of > > > > > > Parashari saying that Brihat Parashari yields best results as > per > > > Lahiri > > > > > > Ayanamsha, which means Parashara Rishi must have recommended > > > Lahiri > > > > > > Ayanamsha more than five thousand years back in anticipation > of > > > the birth of > > > > > > " almighty Lahiri " ! Thus it is only now that our " modern Vedic > > > Rishis " are > > > > > > discovering " Mesha etc. Rashis " in the Vedas, which should > also > > > mean that > > > > > > since as per the Vedas, the whole universe is " Maya " that is > why > > > even > > > > > > " Vedic Jyotishis " had been practising such a " Maya " of " Vedic > > > Jyotish " sans > > > > > > Vedic Rashis just by dint of their " Maya " ! > > > > > > > > > > > > Why worry about the two " missing Rashis " -- after all it is > just > > > like > > > > > > turning fiction into facts, and having been " inspired " by Dr. > > > Vartak, some > > > > > > other " modern Vedic Rishi " will stake his claim to having > > > " discovered " > > > > > > those two Rashis also with his (or will it be her?) Tapasya! > > > > > > > > > > > > With regards, > > > > > > > > > > > > Avtar Krishen Kaul > > > > > > > > > > > > --- End forwarded message --- > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > & g > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 1, 2009 Report Share Posted June 1, 2009 Mr Expert any input on this mail??Why are you silent?? There is no abuse but you are silent , Indian Kachuaa <indian_kachua wrote: > > DEAR ALL, > ? > HE,?Mr Sham?HAS HIT LAST NAIL IN HIS COFFIN HIMSELF AND ALSO NAILED WHOLE DISCUSSION AT HEAD > ? > Now see how he will lost the battle again.... > ? > SEE,,, Now here i go........................ > ? > He has written following thing............. > ? > >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> > (4) Twelve Vedic solar months madhu-maadhavas are well known, which had other synonymns also like Atuna, Arunaja..., and Vaaja, Prasava,... etc > >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> > ? > NOW ASK THIS PERSON ABOUT, WHAT TYPE OF THOSE MONTHS ARE IN VEDAS ITSELF , THOSE ARE SEASONAL , AS THOSE ARE RELATED TO UTTARAYANA AND DAKSHIAYANA > ? > IF MONTHS ARE SEASONAL THAN WHY NOT HIS RASHIS ARE SEASONAL IE. TROPICAL.WHY HE IS ADVOCATING FALSE THING IE. SIDEREAL ZODIAC..HE IS TRAPPED IN HIS OWN NET. > ? > ANYWAY I WILL PLAY DEVIL'S ADVOCATE PLAY TO SHOW HIS CLAIMS > ? > HIS ALL JOURNEY'S WILL REAMIN AS WILD GOOSE CHASE AS HE IS IN ILLUSION OF HIS FUTILE SUPERIORITY > ? > ? > ? > --- On Sat, 5/30/09, indian_kachua <indian_kachua wrote: > > > indian_kachua <indian_kachua > [vedic astrology] Re: [VRI] Fwd: RASHIS IN THE VEDAS --- FACT OR FICTION! > vedic astrology > Saturday, May 30, 2009, 7:39 PM > > Dear ALL, > > Please read this mail again and again and judge the claims of this man. > > Now i have to check his mettle in works and also tall claims.Please dont go away any where. > I will BRB after his replies on this mail as i will dissect all claims. > > >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >> > ( " amee ya Rkshaa nihitaasa uchchaa naktam.. " ). Rgveda clearly speaks of Rikshaas a group of stars. In Brihajjaataka, Varaha Mihira says Rikshameans raashi " Raashi ksetra griha rksha bhaani bhavanam chaikaartha sampratyayaah " ). > >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> > > > It is not proving your claim, read it again > > Varahmihir had not authored any VEDA so dont talk of him here. > > >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> > > Rgveda 1.84.14 says ( " itthaa chandramaso grhe " ) " in the house of Moon " . As cited above, Brihajjaataka includes " griha " among synonyms of Raashi. The " Groha " of Moon is Karka (Cancer). > >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> > > > Read it again what you have written... > > You are telling Groha of Moon is Cancer not the Verse. > > >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> > > Rgveda 1.164.11 and 1.164.48 speaks of Twelve spokes in the Chakra of Rta which has 720 parts (360 days and 360 nights). > >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> > > > Sounds interesting! !! > > Our Rsihis talked in this way why they dont talk of Rashis in space instead of in Ratha. > > >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >> > Twelve Vedic solar months madhu-maadhavas are well known, which had other synonymns also like Atuna, Arunaja..., and Vaaja, Prasava,... etc. > >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >> > > Those are twelve seasons.For your kind information those 12 months are related to seasons read in VEDAS again, if those months are seasonal than why not your month are seasonal, why your astronomy is not seasonal > > >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> > > > Modern names of Raashis were first mentioned in Baudhaayana Sutra, which is a part of Kalpa literature (a Vedaanga). > >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >> > > Dont talk of Sutra here as after some thousand years this mail will also become Sutra,, you are getting my point.Sutra are not older works. > > >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >> > The word " Lagna " is mentioned in Vedaanga Jyotisha, which mentions " Raashi " also. Vedaanga Jyotisha was composed not for Jyotishis but for Vaidikas, because its primary purpose was to fix the correct timing of Yajnas. The first Yajna of Yajurveda id Darsha-paurnamaasa yajna, which litearally means " yajna at new moon and full moon " . Hence, Yajnas needed correct timing, that is why Vedaanga Jyotisha was composed. Therefore, Vedaanga Jyotisha belongs to the Vedic period. > >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>> > > I will come with VEDANGA Jyotish soon, his translator is himself is great Jyotish or you can say astrologer, he himself has written that there is no proof of Rashis in VEDANGA Jyotish. > > Dont worry i am coming soon with its scanned copy on groups itslef. > > >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> > > Therefore, Vedaanga Jyotisha belongs to the Vedic period. But it was not part of Veda, hence its archaic language was not preserved and it was orally transmitted. It was finally written down down around 300 BCE perhaps, but the unknown writer says that the real author was Mahatma Lagadha. Therefore, Mahatma Lagadha did not write down anything, and composed an orally transmitted text. It proves that Mahatma Lagadha preceded the period when Vedaanga Jyotisha was written down. Astronomical conditions described in Vedaanga Jyotisha were calculated > > by Colebrooke to belong to cir. 1400 BCE. But Colebrooke neglected one important condition : tithi and month, which do not match around 1400 BCE and take Vedaanga Jyotisha into a much remote era. > >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >> > > When you can not locate moving planets correctly than how you are claiming ages.It is ridiculous. > > >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>> > Mr AK Kaul and his friends should try to compute the actual date of these astronomical conditions which were wrongly computed by Colebrooke to belong to ~1400 BCE. Unfortunately, instead of making any positive contribution, these " calendar reformers " are taking recourse to abuses > >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>> > > We are not Friends. Now fight and prove your mettle. > > Thanks > > , Vinay Jha <vinayjhaa16@ > wrote: > > > > Internet is free for abusers who are intent on disrupting any good discussion with foul language. But I think we must ignore abuses and try to make discussions pertinent. > > > > First mandala of Rgveda gives following evidences of Raashi (more may befound by scanning all mandalas of RV and other Vedas) : > > > > (1) The word " Raashi " is not mentioned in the Vedas, but its synonyms have been mentioned. For instance, Rgveda 1.24.10 says " stars residing in high Riksha were seen at night... " ( " amee ya Rkshaa nihitaasa uchchaa naktam.. " ). Rgveda clearly speaks of Rikshaas a group of stars. In Brihajjaataka, Varaha Mihira says Rikshameans raashi " Raashi ksetra griha rksha bhaani bhavanam chaikaartha sampratyayaah " ). > > > > (2) Rgveda 1.84.14 says ( " itthaa chandramaso grhe " ) " in the house of Moon " . As cited above, Brihajjaataka includes " griha " among synonyms of Raashi. The " Groha " of Moon is Karka (Cancer). > > > > (3) Rgveda 1.164.11 and 1.164.48 speaks of Twelve spokes in the Chakra of Rta which has 720 parts (360 days and 360 nights). > > > > (4) Twelve Vedic solar months madhu-maadhavas are well known, which had other synonymns also like Atuna, Arunaja..., and Vaaja, Prasava,... etc. > > > > Hence, division of Zodian into 12 parts was well known. > > > > Modern names of Raashis were first mentioned in Baudhaayana Sutra, which is a part of Kalpa literature (a Vedaanga). > > > > Chhaandogya Upanishada is a part of Vedic literature in which mentions Narada Ji says that he had studied many Vidyaas, including Nakshatra-vidyaa and Raashi-vidyaa. > > > > The word " Lagna " is mentioned in Vedaanga Jyotisha, which mentions " Raashi " also. Vedaanga Jyotisha was composed not for Jyotishis but for Vaidikas, because its primary purpose was to fix the correct timing of Yajnas. The first Yajna of Yajurveda id Darsha-paurnamaasa yajna, which litearally means " yajna at new moon and full moon " . Hence, Yajnas needed correct timing, that is why Vedaanga Jyotisha was composed. Therefore, Vedaanga Jyotisha belongs to the Vedic period. But it was not part of Veda, hence its archaic language was not preserved and it was orally transmitted. It was finally written down down around 300 BCE perhaps, but the unknown writer says that the real author was Mahatma Lagadha. Therefore, Mahatma Lagadha did not write down anything, and composed an orally transmitted text. It proves that Mahatma Lagadha preceded the period when Vedaanga Jyotisha was written down. Astronomical conditions described in Vedaanga Jyotisha were calculated > > by Colebrooke to belong to cir. 1400 BCE. But Colebrooke neglected one important condition : tithi and month, which do not match around 1400 BCE and take Vedaanga Jyotisha into a much remote era. > > > > Mr AK Kaul and his friends should try to compute the actual date of these astronomical conditions which were wrongly computed by Colebrooke to belong to ~1400 BCE. Unfortunately, instead of making any positive contribution, these " calendar reformers " are taking recourse to abuses ! > > > > -VJ > > > > ============ ========= ==== > > > > > > ____________ _________ _________ __ > > khannaanup32 <khannaanup32@ > > > > > Friday, May 29, 2009 10:06:17 PM > > Re: [VRI] Fwd: RASHIS IN THE VEDAS --- FACT OR FICTION! > > > > > > > > > > > > Vinay should also be prized by GREEKS for propagating GREEKS creations. > > > > , Vinay Jha <vinayjhaa16@ ...> wrote: > > > > > > Mr Sunil K. Bhattacharjya Ji is right in saying " the Greek authorities should also give a prize to Mr. Kaul for trying to glorify the past contributions of Greece in Astronomy. " > > > > > > But Mr AK Kaul has not worked on vedanga Jyotisha, he only copies the wrong ideas of Colebrooke and his chelas. I asked this team to prove that con ditions described in Vedanga Jyotisha belonged to ~1300 BCE, but in return I received only abuses. Mr AK Kaul will never be able to compute the date of condistions described in Vedanga Jyotisha. > > > > > > The very fact that solar year was divided into 12 solar months in Vedas means the concept of 12 divisions of zodiac was there. > > > > > > -VJ > > > > > > ============ ========= ==== ==== > > > > > > > > > ____________ _________ _________ __ > > > Sunil Bhattacharjya <sunil_bhattacharjy a > > > vedic_research_ institute > > > Cc: ancient_indian_ astrology; @ . com; indiaarchaeology; WAVES-Vedic@ . com > > > Thursday, May 28, 2009 7:00:05 PM > > > Re: [VRI] Fwd: RASHIS IN THE VEDAS --- FACT OR FICTION! > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Dear friends, > > > > > > It is shameful that Mr. Kaul is conveniently attempting to discard the presence of the Rarshis in the Veda and the Vedanga Jyotisha. Veda clearly mentions Mesha, Vrshabha, Mithun, Simha, Kanya, Vrischika and Dhanu and these had been found before Dr. Vartak's study on it. Dr. Vartak had to my knowledge identified Anas-Ratha with Tula and Kalasha with Kumbha and I have identified Brahma Rashi of the Mahabharata with the Makar Rashi mentioned in the Bhagavata Purana. Meena is clearly mentioned in the Vedanga Jyotisha and Mr. Kaul knows it as he claims to have read the Vedanga Jyotisha. It not impossible that Shyena of the Veda became Meena in Vedanga Jyotisha like the Brahma Rashi became Makara Rashi at the time of the Bhagavata Purana. I fully support Dr. Vartak as he knows that the Veda itself says that it has Paroksha and Pratyaksha meaning of the verses, which a shallow person like Kaul does not know. I can assure you my friends that > > > Mr. Kaul will try to discredit the Hindu Jyotisha and Veda and Vedanga to his last breadth and he is taking full advantage of the broad-minded fora to propagate his anti-Vedic views. > > > > > > If possible the Swedish Academy should institute a Nobel Prize for falsification of Veda and Vedanga and recognise the life-time perseverance of Mr. Kaul by giving such a prize to Kaul for his anti-Hindu-shastra activity of trying to remove the Rashi from the Veda and Vedanga Jyotisha. I am sure that sooner or later the knowledgeable Hindus will not tolerate such anti-Hindu activities of Kaul. He is a back-sheep of the Kashmiri community also as he has been trying to discredit the antiquity of the traditional Kashmiri Saptarshi calendar, which was started 25 years after departure of Lord Krishna and hence 61 years after the Mahabharata war by reducjng the antiquity of the Mahabharata. In fact the Greek authorities should also give a prize to Mr. Kaul for trying to glorify the past contributions of Greece in Astronomy. > > > > > > Regards, > > > > > > Sunil K. Bhattacharjya > > > > > > > > > > > > --- On Wed, 5/27/09, Avtar Krishen Kaul <jyotirved (AT) sify (DOT) com> wrote: > > > > > > Avtar Krishen Kaul <jyotirved (AT) sify (DOT) com> > > > [VRI] Fwd: RASHIS IN THE VEDAS --- FACT OR FICTION! > > > vedic_research_ institute > > > Wednesday, May 27, 2009, 10:19 AM > > > > > > Dear All, > > > Namaskar! > > > Here is a self-eloquent copy of #No.1294 dt. 14-10-06 on WAVVES-VEDIC forum. > > > Regards, > > > AKK > > > WAVES-Vedic, " jyotirved " <jyotirved@ ..> wrote: > > > > > > Dear friends, > > > > > > Namaste! > > > > > > The following " News item " in the Astrological Magazine of October 2006, page 904, should be of interest to all of us: > > > > > > " Dr. P. V. Vartak, researcher in the ancient Indian sciences, was > > > felicitated on June 3, 2006, by Mr. Chandrakant Shewale under the auspices > > > of Veda Vigyan Mandal, Pune, for his discovery of the Rashis in the Rig > > > Veda " . > > > > > > A similar " news " had appeared in the 'Express Star Teller' of September > > > 2006, page 12: > > > > > > " Dr. P. V. Vartak is the founder/President of the Veda Vidnyana Mandal, > > > Pune. According to Dr. Vartak, all the twelve Rasis are recorded in the > > > Rigveda, the oldest literature of the world. The Rigveda also mentions > > > twelve 'Figures' in the sky and twelve spokes of a wheel of time. The names > > > given by the Rigveda to the signs of the Zodiac are descriptive. It > > > mentions Mesha, (Aries), Vrushabha (Taurus), Mithuna, Simha (Leo), Kanya > > > (Virgo), Vrischika (Scorpio), Dhanus (Sagittarius) , Kalasha (Aquarius). For > > > the Pisces or Meena, the Rigveda uses the name 'Shyena' i.e. falcon, the > > > fastest bird. Dr. Vartak states that in the sky, in the region of Pisces, > > > we do see a figure made up of stars resembling the figure of a falcon. It > > > is now called as 'Phoenix'. Rigveda says that the Shyena has only one wing, > > > and in fact, we see only one wing to that falcon. Tula (Libra) is called by > > > the name 'Anas-Ratha' , because we can see a pentagon as a cart (Ratha) and a > > > triangular figure, representing its harness (Anas). It is presently called > > > as " Boootes', Vrischika is also called as Kumbhaka (which pricks or stings) > > > or Ibha an elephant. The tail of the celestial scorpion also looks like a > > > trunk of elephant. Valmiki in his Ramayana calls this as 'Airawata', the > > > elephant of Lord Indra. It is described to be the eighth Sign of zodiac, > > > which shows that just like today, Mesha was held as the beginning sign at > > > the Vernal Equinox and its period was 25740 years BC. > > > > > > Dr. Vartak admits that he has not found (sic!)the Karka (Cander) and the > > > Makara (Capricorn) However, he says that when other ten names are already > > > noted and the total number is found to be twelve, these two signs must be > > > present in the Rigveda under some other names. Other researchers should try > > > hard to find them out. " > > > > > > End of news items! > > > > > > *** ***** ***** ***** **** > > > ***** **** ***** > > > > > > It is high time that we ask the Swedish Academy to start a " Nobel Prize for > > > Vedic Jyotish " and " recommend " the names of such " researchers " and > > > " scholars " for the same because, after all, though our " Vedic jyotishis " > > > have been practising " Vedic Rashi " based " Vedic jyotish " ever since the > > > Greek invasion on India (i.e. about 4th century BCE), obviously, they must > > > have been doing so in anticipation of this " discovery " by the " modern Vedic > > > Seers " like Dr. Vartak! It is something like the English translator of > > > Parashari saying that Brihat Parashari yields best results as per Lahiri > > > Ayanamsha, which means Parashara Rishi must have recommended Lahiri > > > Ayanamsha more than five thousand years back in anticipation of the birth of > > > " almighty Lahiri " ! Thus it is only now that our " modern Vedic Rishis " are > > > discovering " Mesha etc. Rashis " in the Vedas, which should also mean that > > > since as per the Vedas, the whole universe is " Maya " that is why even > > > " Vedic Jyotishis " had been practising such a " Maya " of " Vedic Jyotish " sans > > > Vedic Rashis just by dint of their " Maya " ! > > > > > > Why worry about the two " missing Rashis " -- after all it is just like > > > turning fiction into facts, and having been " inspired " by Dr. Vartak, some > > > other " modern Vedic Rishi " will stake his claim to having " discovered " > > > those two Rashis also with his (or will it be her?) Tapasya! > > > > > > With regards, > > > > > > Avtar Krishen Kaul > > > > > > --- End forwarded message --- > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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