Guest guest Posted January 4, 2010 Report Share Posted January 4, 2010 Dear All, There are 2 words 'Tithi' and 'war'........e.g...Shukla navami.....raviwar,somwar..... However i got meaning behind Tithi of any particular lunar month .....It can be used as tool for finding out distance between sun and moon on daily basis. can anyone provide such information on war/days?? ------------------ Regards, Devisingh Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 4, 2010 Report Share Posted January 4, 2010 Dear Devisingh ji,It is VAAR, not WAR! RegardsNeelam2010/1/4 devisigh <devisingh.rajput Dear All, There are 2 words 'Tithi' and 'war'........e.g...Shukla navami.....raviwar,somwar..... However i got meaning behind Tithi of any particular lunar month .....It can be used as tool for finding out distance between sun and moon on daily basis. can anyone provide such information on war/days?? ------------------ Regards, Devisingh Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 4, 2010 Report Share Posted January 4, 2010 Dear DeviSingh, The actual formula of finding about Tithi is itself the distance between the Sun and the Moon.... In India, the word " Tithi " and its names itself excludes the need for calculating the distances seperately, as one immediately knows what would be the distance, when one mentiones the word " Poornima " or " Amavasya " and the other Tithis so on.... regards/Bhaskar. , devisigh <devisingh.rajput wrote: > > Dear All, > > There are 2 words 'Tithi' and 'war'........e.g...Shukla > navami.....raviwar,somwar..... > > However i got meaning behind Tithi of any particular lunar month .....It > can be used as tool for finding out distance between sun and moon on > daily basis. > > can anyone provide such information on war/days?? > > ------------------ > Regards, > Devisingh > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 5, 2010 Report Share Posted January 5, 2010 Dear Neelam Ji, Yes Ideally it can be VAAR,but for me currently looking for answer like it is 'WAR' once i get out from that it could change my perception to 'VAAR' --Thanks.......reason is like my poor memory not served word that time...i do not want to mention 'day' even though i mentioned that for me both 'day' and 'vaar' are quite different. ------------------ Regards, Devisingh neelam gupta wrote: Dear Devisingh ji, It is VAAR, not WAR! Regards Neelam 2010/1/4 devisigh <devisingh.rajput > Dear All, There are 2 words 'Tithi' and 'war'........e.g...Shukla navami.....raviwar,somwar..... However i got meaning behind Tithi of any particular lunar month ......It can be used as tool for finding out distance between sun and moon on daily basis. can anyone provide such information on war/days?? ------------------ Regards, Devisingh Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 5, 2010 Report Share Posted January 5, 2010 Dear Bhaskar Ji, Thanks for your input.....that are really good share from you Except Vaar more or less i have found answers for use of system adopted/Created........Whole system followed was Lunar Astrology by many older traditions including Sumerian, Arabas,hindu and etc.. This does not means that i am saying Solar Astrology is incorrect that has different story. Hora,Yoga,Karan,Lunar Month name,Tithi,use of some special tithi,name for each savantsar,Nakshatra,Measurment units, without modern instruments....however all are interesting and logical too.... Day name has something special irrespective of hora i do not know what that could be....... ------------------ Regards, Devisingh Bhaskar wrote: Dear DeviSingh, The actual formula of finding about Tithi is itself the distance between the Sun and the Moon.... In India, the word "Tithi" and its names itself excludes the need for calculating the distances seperately, as one immediately knows what would be the distance, when one mentiones the word "Poornima" or "Amavasya" and the other Tithis so on.... regards/Bhaskar. , devisigh <devisingh.rajput wrote: > > Dear All, > > There are 2 words 'Tithi' and 'war'........e.g...Shukla > navami.....raviwar,somwar..... > > However i got meaning behind Tithi of any particular lunar month ......It > can be used as tool for finding out distance between sun and moon on > daily basis. > > can anyone provide such information on war/days?? > > ------------------ > Regards, > Devisingh > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 5, 2010 Report Share Posted January 5, 2010 Dear devisingh ji, Every input from the Traditional Astrology is the essence of the Beautiful roseflower. The one who knows the beauty of the Rose, and its essence knows how to use it well. The rest may waste it. The Day name is actually the message sent across to us, who is the Lord of the day. For instance Sunday or Ravivaar means that :The sun " is the Lord of the day, and he is going to reign among the other important planets signified by the day. This in other words in daily behaviour means, that one must not apply for instance, Oil on Sunday to his body. Or wear a Black shirt. Or on Saturday one must not commence an auspicious work or project or else it would be delayed or stretched. These are generally few of the rules to be followed, which most of us do not know, or those whose ancestors have known, the descendants have lost knowledge through passage of time. For predictive astrology, I being a KP astrologer, use the day lord to predict many important matters in absence of Panchang, Ephemris, Kundli or software or whatever. For instance once I had been to saharanpur and somebody informed us after lunch that he has lost his Goldring with a ruby embedded on it. I immediately told my wife, that he would find the Ring before sunset, which that person actually did. It was a Sunday and I used that pointer to predict this. regards, bhaskar. , devisigh <devisingh.rajput wrote: > > Dear Bhaskar Ji, > > Thanks for your input.....that are really good share from you > > Except Vaar more or less i have found answers for use of system > adopted/Created........Whole system followed was Lunar Astrology by many > older traditions including Sumerian, Arabas,hindu and etc.. > > This does not means that i am saying Solar Astrology is incorrect that > has different story. > > Hora,Yoga,Karan,Lunar Month name,Tithi,use of some special tithi,name > for each savantsar,Nakshatra,Measurment units, without modern > instruments....however all are interesting and logical too.... > > Day name has something special irrespective of hora i do not know what > that could be....... > ------------------ > Regards, > Devisingh > > Bhaskar wrote: > > > > > > Dear DeviSingh, > > > > The actual formula of finding about Tithi is itself the distance > > between the Sun and the Moon.... > > > > In India, the word " Tithi " and its names itself excludes the need for > > calculating the distances seperately, as one immediately knows what > > would be the distance, when one mentiones the word " Poornima " or > > " Amavasya " and the other Tithis so on.... > > > > regards/Bhaskar. > > > > > > <%40>, devisigh > > <devisingh.rajput@> wrote: > > > > > > Dear All, > > > > > > There are 2 words 'Tithi' and 'war'........e.g...Shukla > > > navami.....raviwar,somwar..... > > > > > > However i got meaning behind Tithi of any particular lunar month > > .....It > > > can be used as tool for finding out distance between sun and moon on > > > daily basis. > > > > > > can anyone provide such information on war/days?? > > > > > > ------------------ > > > Regards, > > > Devisingh > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 6, 2010 Report Share Posted January 6, 2010 Dear Devi Sigh ji, The subject is already discussed in this group many times in detail. Just search the archive with the words "week days" and you will find enough information. Also you can go to the files section and inside the folder named "Sreenadh" you can find a file named "Days of Week.doc". I think this would serve your purpose. Love and regards,Sreenadh , devisigh <devisingh.rajput wrote:>> Dear Neelam Ji,> > Yes Ideally it can be VAAR,but for me currently looking for answer like > it is 'WAR' once i get out from that it could change my perception to > 'VAAR'> > --Thanks.......reason is like my poor memory not served word that > time...i do not want to mention 'day' even though i mentioned that for > me both 'day' and 'vaar' are quite different.> ------------------> Regards,> Devisingh> > neelam gupta wrote:> > > >> > Dear Devisingh ji,> >> > It is VAAR, not WAR!> >> > Regards> > Neelam> >> >> >> > 2010/1/4 devisigh devisingh.rajput > > <devisingh.rajput> >> > > >> > Dear All,> >> > There are 2 words 'Tithi' and 'war'........e.g...Shukla> > navami.....raviwar,somwar.....> >> > However i got meaning behind Tithi of any particular lunar month> > .....It> > can be used as tool for finding out distance between sun and moon on> > daily basis.> >> > can anyone provide such information on war/days??> >> > ------------------> > Regards,> > Devisingh> >> >> >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 6, 2010 Report Share Posted January 6, 2010 Dear Sreenath Ji, I have gone through most of articles/books from you and others in file sections I think i have missed this will find out thanks for information. will look Archieve as well. ------------------ Regards, Devisingh sreesog wrote: Dear Devi Sigh ji, The subject is already discussed in this group many times in detail. Just search the archive with the words "week days" and you will find enough information. Also you can go to the files section and inside the folder named "Sreenadh" you can find a file named "Days of Week.doc". I think this would serve your purpose. Love and regards, Sreenadh , devisigh <devisingh.rajput wrote: > > Dear Neelam Ji, > > Yes Ideally it can be VAAR,but for me currently looking for answer like > it is 'WAR' once i get out from that it could change my perception to > 'VAAR' > > --Thanks.......reason is like my poor memory not served word that > time...i do not want to mention 'day' even though i mentioned that for > me both 'day' and 'vaar' are quite different. > ------------------ > Regards, > Devisingh > > neelam gupta wrote: > > > > > > Dear Devisingh ji, > > > > It is VAAR, not WAR! > > > > Regards > > Neelam > > > > > > > > 2010/1/4 devisigh devisingh.rajput > > <devisingh.rajput > > > > > > > > Dear All, > > > > There are 2 words 'Tithi' and 'war'........e.g...Shukla > > navami.....raviwar,somwar..... > > > > However i got meaning behind Tithi of any particular lunar month > > .....It > > can be used as tool for finding out distance between sun and moon on > > daily basis. > > > > can anyone provide such information on war/days?? > > > > ------------------ > > Regards, > > Devisingh > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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