Guest guest Posted May 8, 2007 Report Share Posted May 8, 2007 Hello Ramesh, You should only follow the ephemeries. Best wishes. - " ramsub1981 " <ramsub1981 Tuesday, May 08, 2007 9:45 PM Panchangam | Dear Mr.Professorji | | What is the difference between " VAKKYA Panchangam " and " THIRUKANITHA | Panchangam " , I can seee lot of planets in diff position when compare | the both. | Which is the accurate/correct one and which one to follow? | | Regards | Ramesh | | | | | Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 20, 2009 Report Share Posted July 20, 2009 Namo namah Aacharya Narasimharaoji, On birth data 25th May, 1979 at 15:45 hrs. at Ambarnath, Panchangam shows Krishna Aamawasya ended at 4:15 hrs. whare as other program and actual Panchang it self shows Krishna Chaturdashi till 6:15 hrs. This has happened after updating to 7.33 beta. I don't actually know whether it was same before upadating or what. But it showas the discripency of 24 hrs aaproximately. Is it a bug? or any computing mistake? Please advise. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 20, 2009 Report Share Posted July 20, 2009 Namaste, I have no idea what you are talking about. I tried to reproduce this with the latest software and cannot reproduce your problem. I see Amavasya ending at 6:24 am. This is a case of tithi ending very close to sunrise. There was some issue with sunrise confusion that I fixed in JHora 7.33 beta 2. Please try JHora 7.33 beta 2. See another mail on update instructions. Thanks, Narasimha ---- Niranjan <shreegauriassociates01 wrote: > Namo namah Aacharya Narasimharaoji, > > On birth data 25th May, 1979 at 15:45 hrs. at Ambarnath, Panchangam shows Krishna Aamawasya ended at 4:15 hrs. whare as other program and actual Panchang it self shows Krishna Chaturdashi till 6:15 hrs. This has happened after updating to 7.33 beta. I don't actually know whether it was same before upadating or what. But it showas the discripency of 24 hrs aaproximately. Is it a bug? or any computing mistake? > > Please advise. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 22, 2009 Report Share Posted July 22, 2009 Namaste, Once I copied your jhora.ini (preference settings) to my computer, I could reproduce exactly what you are seeing. The day in question has Amavasya tithi at sunrise and Amavasya ends at 4:15 am on next day early morning. However, there is no bug here. This is due to your settings. You are using topocentric and apparent positions. I recommend geocentric and true positions. Apparent vs true makes little difference, but topocentric bit makes a difference. Moon's longitude around the given date increases by almost a degree when you use topocentric positions, while the change in Sun is small. As a result, tithis end an hour or two earlier. If you click " Preferences " , " Related to calculations " and " Planet Calculation Options " and then select " Geocentric " instead of " Topocentric " and restart JHora, you will see a correct panchanga. Of course, if someone truly believes (I don't) that topocentric positions are correct and should be used, then what you are seeing right now is the correct panchanga. The day in question had Amavasya at sunrise. In other words, you are comparing panchanga calculated using JHora with topocentric calculations with a local panchanga that seems to be calculated using geocentric calculations (no wonder). That is why there is a mismatch. Thanks, Narasimha ---- Niranjan Sant <shreegauriassociates01 wrote: > Namonamah Aacharya, Thanks for the guidence for installing updates. It worked well. Now I am sending files attached that of printouts Panchangam from Jhora and other software along with View.ini.file.txt after updating Please go through and advise. Narasimha PVR Rao <pvr Niranjan Sant <shreegauriassociates01 Tuesday, 21 July, 2009 8:35:26 PM Re: Panchangam Namaste, As long as your update fails and " About JHora " says 7.33 beta, you do not have the latest. Please update to 7.33 beta 3 and retry. If your update failed, you probably have JHora running when you tried to update. Close all JHora windows and then try to update. Thanks, Narasimha ---- Niranjan Sant <shreegauriassociates01 wrote: > > First of all let me tell you I ahve made it clear that I hvae down loaded 7..33 beta from the link that wa given in your message some weeks ago. Today when tried to run/overwrite exixsiting file I had to abort installation as it gae error " can not delete file05, access is denied " . How ever " About Jhora " show a version 7.33 beta. Any way the information alligns with what I have stated. But time veries. Basically the " Tithi " should be Krishana Chaturdashi and NOT AMAWASYA " Or AMAWASYA LEFT as shown in Key info bottom window. Because Moon Sign is almost 8 degrees behind the Sun Sign. Niranjan Sant Narasimha PVR Rao <pvr jhora Cc: Niranjan <shreegauriassociates01 Monday, 20 July, 2009 9:23:17 PM Re: Panchangam Namaste, I have no idea what you are talking about. I tried to reproduce this with the latest software and cannot reproduce your problem. I see Amavasya ending at 6:24 am. This is a case of tithi ending very close to sunrise. There was some issue with sunrise confusion that I fixed in JHora 7.33 beta 2. Please try JHora 7.33 beta 2. See another mail on update instructions. Thanks, Narasimha ---- Niranjan <shreegauriassociates01 wrote: > Namo namah Aacharya Narasimharaoji, > > On birth data 25th May, 1979 at 15:45 hrs. at Ambarnath, Panchangam shows Krishna Aamawasya ended at 4:15 hrs. whare as other program and actual Panchang it self shows Krishna Chaturdashi till 6:15 hrs.. This has happened after updating to 7.33 beta. I don't actually know whether it was same before upadating or what. But it showas the discripency of 24 hrs aaproximately. Is it a bug? or any computing mistake? > > Please advise. > recommends that you upgrade to the new and safer Internet Explorer 8. http://downloads./in/internetexplorer/ > recommends that you upgrade to the new and safer Internet Explorer 8. http://downloads./in/internetexplorer/ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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