Guest guest Posted May 24, 2009 Report Share Posted May 24, 2009 Sirs, In the division of Janma Wakt the time between 3pm and 4pm has not been mentioned. Which planet will this time belong to? With respect, Narendra Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 24, 2009 Report Share Posted May 24, 2009 Res Juneja Ji This question belongs to the initial part of LK Grammer.In my opinion this period shud belong to venus.Bcoz Pujya Pandit Ji roughly divided the sun-light period & there he mentioned minimum period for moon(only one hour ,10 to 11 AM).Bcoz in 120 year Mahadashas, Venus has maximum period.In that way I think here also Venus will aquire maximum (period 13 to 16 PM).Bcoz there isnt mentioned any formula to calculate.So it seems confusing.Anyway it depends upon the fraction of daylight period.Pandit ji described it upon assumption of 12 hours of day-light Even at page 30 ,1952 edition u can see in the charts that dark night belongs to venus as well as Moon-night belongs to moon, but at other side Pujya Pandit Ji mentioned that - DIN CHHUPNE KE BAAD JAB EK BHI SITARA NIKAL PADEY TO SHANI KA VAQT HOGA. Now how it can be implimented it is also a discussion topic.Normally i use the whole night as the time of Saturn & the partial period of daytime with full sun-eclips also the time of Saturn.Bcoz in both conditions sunlight remains swallowed by the dark of saturn. With regards Pt.Lalkitabee V.shukla , " junejanarendra " <junejanarendra wrote: > > Sirs, > > In the division of Janma Wakt the time between 3pm and 4pm has not been mentioned. Which planet will this time belong to? > With respect, > > Narendra > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 25, 2009 Report Share Posted May 25, 2009 Respected Lalkitabee ji, You have raised an important issue of which planet should be taken as the planet of 'janma waqt' for the births at night. If saturn / venus is taken to be the planet of janma waqt for the whole night, then it will amount to almost half the population having saturn/venus as the planet of 'janma waqt'. That does not sound logical. A time division of the night, like the one done for the day, is also called for. How this time division is to be done will have to be thought of. You have said that you take the Solar eclipse period as the waqt of saturn. I was wondering if Rahu could be taken as the 'janma waqt' planet for the period of Solar eclipse, because it is the rahu which establishes its supremacy over the sun during that period. It was just a thought. With great respect and regards, Varun Trivedi , " lalkitabee " <lalkitabee wrote: > > Res Juneja Ji > This question belongs to the initial part of LK Grammer.In my opinion this period shud belong to venus.Bcoz Pujya Pandit Ji roughly divided the sun-light period & there he mentioned minimum period for moon(only one hour ,10 to 11 AM).Bcoz in 120 year Mahadashas, Venus has maximum period.In that way I think here also Venus will aquire maximum (period 13 to 16 PM).Bcoz there isnt mentioned any formula to calculate.So it seems confusing.Anyway it depends upon the fraction of daylight period.Pandit ji described it upon assumption of 12 hours of day-light > Even at page 30 ,1952 edition u can see in the charts that dark night belongs to venus as well as Moon-night belongs to moon, but at other side Pujya Pandit Ji mentioned that - DIN CHHUPNE KE BAAD JAB EK BHI SITARA NIKAL PADEY TO SHANI KA VAQT HOGA. Now how it can be implimented it is also a discussion topic.Normally i use the whole night as the time of Saturn & the partial period of daytime with full sun-eclips also the time of Saturn.Bcoz in both conditions sunlight remains swallowed by the dark of saturn. > With regards > Pt.Lalkitabee > V.shukla > > , " junejanarendra " <junejanarendra@> wrote: > > > > Sirs, > > > > In the division of Janma Wakt the time between 3pm and 4pm has not been mentioned. Which planet will this time belong to? > > With respect, > > > > Narendra > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 25, 2009 Report Share Posted May 25, 2009 Respected Goel Saheb, Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts on this topic. We are ever so grateful for your contributions in this group. With great respect and regards, Varun Trivedi , Gopal Goel <gkgoel1937 wrote: > > Dear Friends, > I think BPHS will be of help in this regard. > 1. Divide the day in three parts ,1st part is represented by Mercury , 2nd part by Sun and 3rd > � part by Saturn. > Like wise in night , 1st part by Moon.2nd by Venus and 3rd by Mars > 2 In Hindu astrology ,�each Vara is from 'Sun rise to next �sun rise'. The Vara lord has 'agni tattwa' > �and considered very important. If Vara lord is week , the �nativity becomes week as source of energy is > � poor.Even hora lord is more powerful�than vara lord. > � If Hora lord is 100% than Vara lord provide 75% energy. > As such Lords of Tribhaga , Vara and Hora should be considered while assessing any nativity > �from any system.Tribhaga Lord controls the nativity and Vara and Hora lords supply the > required vitality and energy. > Regards, > �G.K.GOEL > Ph: 09350311433 > Add: L-409, SARITA VIHAR > NEW DELHI-110 076 > INDIA > > > > > ________________________________ > varun_trvd <varun_trvd > > Monday, 25 May, 2009 9:03:50 AM > LK discussion group Re: Janma Wakt > > > > > > Respected Lalkitabee ji, > > You have raised an important issue of which planet should be taken as the planet of 'janma waqt' for the births at night. > > If saturn / venus is taken to be the planet of janma waqt for the whole night, then it will amount to almost half the population having saturn/venus as the planet of 'janma waqt'. That does not sound logical. > > A time division of the night, like the one done for the day, is also called for. How this time division is to be done will have to be thought of. > > You have said that you take the Solar eclipse period as the waqt of saturn. I was wondering if Rahu could be taken as the 'janma waqt' planet for the period of Solar eclipse, because it is the rahu which establishes its supremacy over the sun during that period. It was just a thought. > > With great respect and regards, > > Varun Trivedi > > , " lalkitabee " <lalkitabee@ ...> wrote: > > > > Res Juneja Ji > > This question belongs to the initial part of LK Grammer.In my opinion this period shud belong to venus.Bcoz Pujya Pandit Ji roughly divided the sun-light period & there he mentioned minimum period for moon(only one hour ,10 to 11 AM).Bcoz in 120 year Mahadashas, Venus has maximum period.In that way I think here also Venus will aquire maximum (period 13 to 16 PM).Bcoz there isnt mentioned any formula to calculate.So it seems confusing.Anyway it depends upon the fraction of daylight period.Pandit ji described it upon assumption of 12 hours of day-light > > Even at page 30 ,1952 edition u can see in the charts that dark night belongs to venus as well as Moon-night belongs to moon, but at other side Pujya Pandit Ji mentioned that - DIN CHHUPNE KE BAAD JAB EK BHI SITARA NIKAL PADEY TO SHANI KA VAQT HOGA. Now how it can be implimented it is also a discussion topic.Normally i use the whole night as the time of Saturn & the partial period of daytime with full sun-eclips also the time of Saturn.Bcoz in both conditions sunlight remains swallowed by the dark of saturn. > > With regards > > Pt.Lalkitabee > > V.shukla > > > > @.. com, " junejanarendra " <junejanarendra@ > wrote: > > > > > > Sirs, > > > > > > In the division of Janma Wakt the time between 3pm and 4pm has not been mentioned. Which planet will this time belong to? > > > With respect, > > > > > > Narendra > > > > Own a website.Get an unlimited package.Pay next to nothing.*Go to http://in.business./ > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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