Contradiction between JHora S/w and manually calculated horoscope in Birth Star

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Namaste,

 

Moon left Visakha and entered Anuradha around 10:35 am. He is definitely in

Anuradha if you use drig ganita (calculations fine-tuned by practical

observations from time to time) and the standard Lahiri ayanamsa. Some

astrologers in Tamil Nadu use approximate formulas that were based on the

observations of ancient astrologers (and not fine-tuned with changing time) and

ayanamsas that are off by a degree or two. They may get planetary positions that

are off by 1 or 2 degrees.

 

Jagannatha Hora uses the latest planetary movement models from NASA and Lahiri

ayanamsa standardized by India government panchanga reform committee a few

decades ago. That is what most modern astrologers use today.

 

Best regards,

Narasimha

 

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---- Vinu <vinu5884 wrote:

> Dear Sir,

>

> Namaskar.

>

> I'm very much interested in learning Astrology and recently came across

> your Jagannatha Hora Software.

>

> I would like to thank you for giving us such a wonderful software.

>

> When I tried to calculate my own horoscope, there is a contradiction in

> my birth star. Jagannatha Hora shows my Birth Star as Anusha (1 pada)

> whereas in my manually calculated (when i was born) horoscope, they

> given as vishaka(4 pada).

>

> So again few days back, I contacted one astrologer and asked him to

> write my horoscope and he too mentioned my birth star as vishaka 4.

>

> So which one should I go for? Please help me in this and suggest the

> right path.

>

> My Birth Details:

>

> DOB: 05-August-1984

> Time: 13:20 (24 hrs)

> Place: Madurai, Tamil Nadu

>

> Another Doubt in Software:

>

> Where can I found the expansion for the abbrevations used in the

> software and information about Notaions?

> eg What is AmK, PK etc

>

> What AL, A7, A10 etc denotes? Any help pages there?

>

> Thanks once again Sir.

>

> Awaiting for your reply.

>

> ~ Vinu Prasad

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Namaste GurujiIhave been analysing J Hora with another S/W available with me. There is a slight variation as far as ayanamsa is concerned. This reply to Mr Vinu has cleared my doubt and I will use only J Hora for my research purpose.Thank you Guruji !G RajaramNarasimha PVR Rao <pvrVinu <vinu5884Cc: jhora Sent: Wed, November 11, 2009 2:10:56 AM Re: Contradiction between JHora S/w and manually calculated horoscope in Birth Star

 

 

Namaste,

 

Moon left Visakha and entered Anuradha around 10:35 am. He is definitely in Anuradha if you use drig ganita (calculations fine-tuned by practical observations from time to time) and the standard Lahiri ayanamsa. Some astrologers in Tamil Nadu use approximate formulas that were based on the observations of ancient astrologers (and not fine-tuned with changing time) and ayanamsas that are off by a degree or two. They may get planetary positions that are off by 1 or 2 degrees.

 

Jagannatha Hora uses the latest planetary movement models from NASA and Lahiri ayanamsa standardized by India government panchanga reform committee a few decades ago. That is what most modern astrologers use today.

 

Best regards,

Narasimha

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---- Vinu <vinu5884 (AT) (DOT) co.in> wrote:

> Dear Sir,

>

> Namaskar.

>

> I'm very much interested in learning Astrology and recently came across

> your Jagannatha Hora Software.

>

> I would like to thank you for giving us such a wonderful software.

>

> When I tried to calculate my own horoscope, there is a contradiction in

> my birth star. Jagannatha Hora shows my Birth Star as Anusha (1 pada)

> whereas in my manually calculated (when i was born) horoscope, they

> given as vishaka(4 pada).

>

> So again few days back, I contacted one astrologer and asked him to

> write my horoscope and he too mentioned my birth star as vishaka 4.

>

> So which one should I go for? Please help me in this and suggest the

> right path.

>

> My Birth Details:

>

> DOB: 05-August-1984

> Time: 13:20 (24 hrs)

> Place: Madurai, Tamil Nadu

>

> Another Doubt in Software:

>

> Where can I found the expansion for the abbrevations used in the

> software and information about Notaions?

> eg What is AmK, PK etc

>

> What AL, A7, A10 etc denotes? Any help pages there?

>

> Thanks once again Sir.

>

> Awaiting for your reply.

>

> ~ Vinu Prasad

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Thanks Ji for your reply and my doubt is cleared.Thanks a lot.~ Vinu--- On Wed, 11/11/09, Narasimha PVR Rao <pvr wrote:Narasimha PVR Rao <pvrRe: Contradiction between JHora S/w and manually calculated horoscope in Birth Star"Vinu" <vinu5884Cc: jhora Date: Wednesday, November 11, 2009, 2:10 AMNamaste, Moon left Visakha and entered Anuradha around 10:35 am. He is definitely in Anuradha if you use drig ganita (calculations fine-tuned by practical observations from time to time) and the standard Lahiri ayanamsa. Some astrologers in Tamil Nadu use approximate formulas that

were based on the observations of ancient astrologers (and not fine-tuned with changing time) and ayanamsas that are off by a degree or two. They may get planetary positions that are off by 1 or 2 degrees. Jagannatha Hora uses the latest planetary movement models from NASA and Lahiri ayanamsa standardized by India government panchanga reform committee a few decades ago. That is what most modern astrologers use today. Best regards,NarasimhaDo a Short Homam Yourself: http://www.VedicAstrologer.org/homamSpirituality writings: Free Jyotish software (Windows): http://www.VedicAstrologer.orgJyotish writings: JyotishWritingsFree Jyotish lessons (MP3): http://vedicastro.home.comcast.netDo Pitri Tarpanas Yourself: http://www.VedicAstrologer.org/tarpana ---- Vinu <vinu5884 wrote: > Dear Sir,> > Namaskar.> > I'm very much interested in learning Astrology and recently came across> your Jagannatha Hora Software.> > I would like to thank you for giving us such a wonderful software.> > When I tried to calculate my own horoscope, there is a contradiction in> my birth

star. Jagannatha Hora shows my Birth Star as Anusha (1 pada)> whereas in my manually calculated (when i was born) horoscope, they> given as vishaka(4 pada).> > So again few days back, I contacted one astrologer and asked him to> write my horoscope and he too mentioned my birth star as vishaka 4.> > So which one should I go for? Please help me in this and suggest the> right path.> > My Birth Details:> > DOB: 05-August-1984> Time: 13:20 (24 hrs)> Place: Madurai, Tamil Nadu> > Another Doubt in Software:> > Where can I found the expansion for the abbrevations used in the> software and information about Notaions?> eg What is AmK, PK etc> > What AL, A7, A10 etc denotes? Any help pages there?> > Thanks once again Sir.> > Awaiting for your reply.> > ~ Vinu

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