Special Tithi Ashtottari Dasa with TP Charts

[Guest guest]

Namaste friends,

 

Tithi Pravesha (TP) is a technique from tradition that was revealed by Pt Sanjay

Rath about a decade back. Tithi Ashtottari (TA dasa) dasa is supposed to go with

TP charts.

 

Conscientious astrologers will acknowledge that no technique works 100% and we

are sometimes stumped by a case where things make very little sense. Such cases

make one wonder if there is a missing link.

 

* * *

 

It was during such a moment that an idea came to me regarding Tithi Ashtottari

dasa. Why not use special tithis (e.g. putra tithi for children and dara tithi

for marriage) to initiate TA dasa?! Why should only janma tithi be used always?

 

When I tried it on examples, I saw that it was working better than conventional

TA dasa. In cases where I was happy earlier, I am equally happy or happier now.

More importantly, some cases that baffled me earlier made sense now. I concluded

that TA dasa based on special tithis is very much valid and useful.

 

I want to explain my finding with a couple of examples.

 

Just as with my other researches presented recently, please note that I am only

marrying two pre-existing concepts that are related. This is merely a simple

logical extension that takes knowledge just one step further.

 

Please use my finding if it makes sense to you and you find it useful.

Otherwise, just ignore it.

 

* * *

 

Sun-Moon longitude differential is multiplied by various factors when finding

special tithis (e.g. 5 in putra tithi and 7 in dara tithi). In the " basics " view

of Jagannatha Hora, one can click " Special Tithis " in the pop-up menu in the

basic longitude window to see 12 special tithis.

 

To initiate Tithi Ashtottari dasa from a special tithi instead of janma tithi,

please click the " Options " button when displaying Tithi Ashtottari dasa. In the

first combobox of the dialog box, select the tithi you want to use as the seed

for initiating TA dasa. The default is " janma tithi (1st) " .

 

* * *

 

Example 1:

 

Take a native born on 1970 October 5 at 12:34 pm (IST) at 80e21, 15n49. He had a

childbirth on 2000 September 28. Look at the annual TP chart of 1999-2000. It is

cast on 1999 October 14 at 1:42:12 PM (IST). At the time of childbirth,

Jupiter-Moon antardasa was running as per regular TA dasa.

 

The 5th lord of rasi chart, Venus, is in moolatrikona in Li lagna in D-7. The

5th co-lord of D-7, Rahu, is in 7th and aspects lagna lord Venus in lagna. This

gives a raja yoga in D-7 between 1st and 5th lords. The 9th lord Mercury is in

5th. Thus, there ARE indications of childbirth in the TP chart. But, why

Jupiter-Moon antardasa?? Jupiter is in 4th in rasi and is the 3rd/6th lord in

8th in D-7. Moon is in 12th in D-7. We can explain it saying Jupiter is the

ruler of the year, but it is not very convincing. Vimsottari dasa makes more

sense in this case, as Mercury-Venus antardasa gave the result.

 

Now, switch from regular TA dasa to TA dasa based on putra tithi. Let me call it

TA5 dasa. As per TA5 dasa, Rahu-Mercury antardasa gave the child. Rahu is the

5th lord involved in a raja yoga with lagna lord, while Mercury is the 9th lord

in 5th. Makes a lot more sense!

 

Example 2:

 

Take a native born on 1973 July 26 at 9:49 pm (IST)at 80e28, 16n13. She got

married in the 4th week of 1999 January (an arranged marriage). Look at the

annual TP chart of 1998-99. It is cast on 1998 July 20 at 9:53:52 am (IST).

Venus dasa was running at the time of wedding, as per regular TA dasa. Venus is

the 5th and 10th lord in 12th. He does not show marriage that well.

 

If you take take the TA7 dasa (TA dasa based on dara tithi/7th), marriage

occurred in Moon dasa. In rasi chart, Moon is exalted in 9th and aspects vivaha

sahama. In navamsa chart, Moon is in own in the 7th house. He can certainly give

marriage.

 

Example 3:

 

Take Sri Umakant Rath, born on 1934 November 12 at 6:18 pm (IST), Cuttack, India

(85e50, 20n30). He got married on 1961 February 23. Look at the annual TP chart

of 1960-61. It is cast on 1960 October 25 at 11:43:26 pm (IST). He got married

in Mercury-Saturn antardasa as per regular TA dasa.

 

In the navamsa, 5th lord Jupiter, a functional benefic, is in 7th in Taurus. He

is the 9th lord joining lagna lord and 7th lord in rasi. The 7th lord of

navamsa, Venus, is in moolatrikona in navamsa. These factors can support

marriage in the year.

 

But why Mercury dasa? Mercury is in the 9th house in navamsa, but he is the 8th

lord and a functional malefic in navamsa (rasi too). He is not a great candidate

for giving marriage. Given that he is the ruler of the year, we can explain it.

But it would have been tough to predict.

 

Using TA7 dasa, marriage occurred in Jupiter-Venus antardasa. Jupiter is a

functional benefic in 7th and Venus is a strong 7th lord.

 

Example 4:

 

Take Pt Sanjay Rath, born on 1963 August 7 at 9:15 pm (IST), Sambalpur, India

(83e58, 21n27). He had a childbirth on 1992 December 21. Look at the annual TP

chart of 1992-93. It is case on 1992 August 16 at 7:41:21 am (IST). At the time

of childbirth, Jupiter-Moon antardasa was running as per regular TA dasa.

 

In D-7, lagna lord Saturn and 9th lord (and yogakaraka) Venus join in a

quadrant. Their dispositor Mars joins the 5th lord Mercury. These raja yogas in

D-7 can show a childbirth in the year.

 

But why Jupiter-Moon antardasa? In D-7, Jupiter is the 2nd and 11th lord

debilitated in 12th, while Moon is the 6th lord in 7th. Childbirth in this

period does not make much sense.

 

Using TA5 dasa instead, childbirth occurred in Venus-Saturn antardasa. These are

the two planets giving a raja yoga in D-7. They are also in a trine from 5th

lord. It makes much more sense.

 

Example 5:

 

Pt Sanjay Rath (see example 4 for birthdata) joined the Government of India in

July 1991 as a civil servant. Let us take the annual TP chart of 1990-91. It is

cast on 1990 August 9 at 4:34:53 am (IST). Moon dasa was running when he joined

job.

 

In the D-10 chart, 5th lord Venus is exalted in D-10 and that can show joing a

good job. So success in IAS and joining government makes sense.

 

But why Moon dasa? In rasi, Moon is lagna lord in 8th. In D-10, Moon is the 2nd

lord in 4th. Though he aspects 10th, he is a very weak candidate to give job.

 

Using TA10 dasa (TA dasa started from karma tithi/10th), Venus dasa was running

then. Being the 5th lord exalted in 10th, Venus dasa makes perfect sense.

 

* * *

 

If the knowledge I shared above makes sense and seems useful, please feel free

to use it and share it with others. If not, just ignore it.

 

I am not reading any astrology these days. If you reply to this mail

and think that it is important for me to see the reply, please cc it to my

personal address.

 

Best regards,

Narasimha

 

Do a Short Homam Yourself: http://www.VedicAstrologer.org/homam

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[Guest guest]

Dear Narasimha,

 

 

 

Thank you very much for this!

 

 

 

When is your TP book coming out? Maybe its almost ready now??

 

 

 

Best wishes

 

 

 

Kasim

 

 

 

 

 

> vedic astrology ; ;

sohamsa

> CC: pvr

> pvr

> Wed, 8 Apr 2009 18:09:03 -0400

> [vedic astrology] Special Tithi Ashtottari Dasa with TP Charts

>

> Namaste friends,

>

> Tithi Pravesha (TP) is a technique from tradition that was revealed by Pt

Sanjay Rath about a decade back. Tithi Ashtottari (TA dasa) dasa is supposed to

go with TP charts.

>

> Conscientious astrologers will acknowledge that no technique works 100% and we

are sometimes stumped by a case where things make very little sense. Such cases

make one wonder if there is a missing link.

>

> * * *

>

> It was during such a moment that an idea came to me regarding Tithi Ashtottari

dasa. Why not use special tithis (e.g. putra tithi for children and dara tithi

for marriage) to initiate TA dasa?! Why should only janma tithi be used always?

>

> When I tried it on examples, I saw that it was working better than

conventional TA dasa. In cases where I was happy earlier, I am equally happy or

happier now. More importantly, some cases that baffled me earlier made sense

now. I concluded that TA dasa based on special tithis is very much valid and

useful.

>

> I want to explain my finding with a couple of examples.

>

> Just as with my other researches presented recently, please note that I am

only marrying two pre-existing concepts that are related. This is merely a

simple logical extension that takes knowledge just one step further.

>

> Please use my finding if it makes sense to you and you find it useful.

Otherwise, just ignore it.

>

> * * *

>

> Sun-Moon longitude differential is multiplied by various factors when finding

special tithis (e.g. 5 in putra tithi and 7 in dara tithi). In the " basics " view

of Jagannatha Hora, one can click " Special Tithis " in the pop-up menu in the

basic longitude window to see 12 special tithis.

>

> To initiate Tithi Ashtottari dasa from a special tithi instead of janma tithi,

please click the " Options " button when displaying Tithi Ashtottari dasa. In the

first combobox of the dialog box, select the tithi you want to use as the seed

for initiating TA dasa. The default is " janma tithi (1st) " .

>

> * * *

>

> Example 1:

>

> Take a native born on 1970 October 5 at 12:34 pm (IST) at 80e21, 15n49. He had

a childbirth on 2000 September 28. Look at the annual TP chart of 1999-2000. It

is cast on 1999 October 14 at 1:42:12 PM (IST). At the time of childbirth,

Jupiter-Moon antardasa was running as per regular TA dasa.

>

> The 5th lord of rasi chart, Venus, is in moolatrikona in Li lagna in D-7. The

5th co-lord of D-7, Rahu, is in 7th and aspects lagna lord Venus in lagna. This

gives a raja yoga in D-7 between 1st and 5th lords. The 9th lord Mercury is in

5th. Thus, there ARE indications of childbirth in the TP chart. But, why

Jupiter-Moon antardasa?? Jupiter is in 4th in rasi and is the 3rd/6th lord in

8th in D-7. Moon is in 12th in D-7. We can explain it saying Jupiter is the

ruler of the year, but it is not very convincing. Vimsottari dasa makes more

sense in this case, as Mercury-Venus antardasa gave the result.

>

> Now, switch from regular TA dasa to TA dasa based on putra tithi. Let me call

it TA5 dasa. As per TA5 dasa, Rahu-Mercury antardasa gave the child. Rahu is the

5th lord involved in a raja yoga with lagna lord, while Mercury is the 9th lord

in 5th. Makes a lot more sense!

>

> Example 2:

>

> Take a native born on 1973 July 26 at 9:49 pm (IST)at 80e28, 16n13. She got

married in the 4th week of 1999 January (an arranged marriage). Look at the

annual TP chart of 1998-99. It is cast on 1998 July 20 at 9:53:52 am (IST).

Venus dasa was running at the time of wedding, as per regular TA dasa. Venus is

the 5th and 10th lord in 12th. He does not show marriage that well.

>

> If you take take the TA7 dasa (TA dasa based on dara tithi/7th), marriage

occurred in Moon dasa. In rasi chart, Moon is exalted in 9th and aspects vivaha

sahama. In navamsa chart, Moon is in own in the 7th house. He can certainly give

marriage.

>

> Example 3:

>

> Take Sri Umakant Rath, born on 1934 November 12 at 6:18 pm (IST), Cuttack,

India (85e50, 20n30). He got married on 1961 February 23. Look at the annual TP

chart of 1960-61. It is cast on 1960 October 25 at 11:43:26 pm (IST). He got

married in Mercury-Saturn antardasa as per regular TA dasa.

>

> In the navamsa, 5th lord Jupiter, a functional benefic, is in 7th in Taurus.

He is the 9th lord joining lagna lord and 7th lord in rasi. The 7th lord of

navamsa, Venus, is in moolatrikona in navamsa. These factors can support

marriage in the year.

>

> But why Mercury dasa? Mercury is in the 9th house in navamsa, but he is the

8th lord and a functional malefic in navamsa (rasi too). He is not a great

candidate for giving marriage. Given that he is the ruler of the year, we can

explain it. But it would have been tough to predict.

>

> Using TA7 dasa, marriage occurred in Jupiter-Venus antardasa. Jupiter is a

functional benefic in 7th and Venus is a strong 7th lord.

>

> Example 4:

>

> Take Pt Sanjay Rath, born on 1963 August 7 at 9:15 pm (IST), Sambalpur, India

(83e58, 21n27). He had a childbirth on 1992 December 21. Look at the annual TP

chart of 1992-93. It is case on 1992 August 16 at 7:41:21 am (IST). At the time

of childbirth, Jupiter-Moon antardasa was running as per regular TA dasa.

>

> In D-7, lagna lord Saturn and 9th lord (and yogakaraka) Venus join in a

quadrant. Their dispositor Mars joins the 5th lord Mercury. These raja yogas in

D-7 can show a childbirth in the year.

>

> But why Jupiter-Moon antardasa? In D-7, Jupiter is the 2nd and 11th lord

debilitated in 12th, while Moon is the 6th lord in 7th. Childbirth in this

period does not make much sense.

>

> Using TA5 dasa instead, childbirth occurred in Venus-Saturn antardasa. These

are the two planets giving a raja yoga in D-7. They are also in a trine from 5th

lord. It makes much more sense.

>

> Example 5:

>

> Pt Sanjay Rath (see example 4 for birthdata) joined the Government of India in

July 1991 as a civil servant. Let us take the annual TP chart of 1990-91. It is

cast on 1990 August 9 at 4:34:53 am (IST). Moon dasa was running when he joined

job.

>

> In the D-10 chart, 5th lord Venus is exalted in D-10 and that can show joing a

good job. So success in IAS and joining government makes sense.

>

> But why Moon dasa? In rasi, Moon is lagna lord in 8th. In D-10, Moon is the

2nd lord in 4th. Though he aspects 10th, he is a very weak candidate to give

job.

>

> Using TA10 dasa (TA dasa started from karma tithi/10th), Venus dasa was

running then. Being the 5th lord exalted in 10th, Venus dasa makes perfect

sense.

>

> * * *

>

> If the knowledge I shared above makes sense and seems useful, please feel free

to use it and share it with others. If not, just ignore it.

>

> I am not reading any astrology these days. If you reply to this

mail and think that it is important for me to see the reply, please cc it to my

personal address.

>

> Best regards,

> Narasimha

>

> Do a Short Homam Yourself: http://www.VedicAstrologer.org/homam

> Do Pitri Tarpanas Yourself: http://www.VedicAstrologer.org/tarpana

> Spirituality:

> Free Jyotish lessons (MP3): http://vedicastro.home.comcast.net

> Free Jyotish software (Windows): http://www.VedicAstrologer.org

> Sri Jagannath Centre (SJC) website: http://www.SriJagannath.org

>

>

>

>

> ---

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> ....... May Jupiter's light shine on us .......

>

> || Om Tat Sat || Sarvam Sri Krishnaarpanamastu ||

[Guest guest]

Dear Narasimha,

 

 

 

Which initiating seed should you use when considering how to time victory in

court cases/battles/disputes etc.

 

 

 

Is it the 6th one?

 

 

 

Best wishes

 

 

 

Kasim

 

 

 

 

 

> vedic astrology ; ;

sohamsa

> CC: pvr

> pvr

> Wed, 8 Apr 2009 18:09:03 -0400

> [vedic astrology] Special Tithi Ashtottari Dasa with TP Charts

>

> Namaste friends,

>

> Tithi Pravesha (TP) is a technique from tradition that was revealed by Pt

Sanjay Rath about a decade back. Tithi Ashtottari (TA dasa) dasa is supposed to

go with TP charts.

>

> Conscientious astrologers will acknowledge that no technique works 100% and we

are sometimes stumped by a case where things make very little sense. Such cases

make one wonder if there is a missing link.

>

> * * *

>

> It was during such a moment that an idea came to me regarding Tithi Ashtottari

dasa. Why not use special tithis (e.g. putra tithi for children and dara tithi

for marriage) to initiate TA dasa?! Why should only janma tithi be used always?

>

> When I tried it on examples, I saw that it was working better than

conventional TA dasa. In cases where I was happy earlier, I am equally happy or

happier now. More importantly, some cases that baffled me earlier made sense

now. I concluded that TA dasa based on special tithis is very much valid and

useful.

>

> I want to explain my finding with a couple of examples.

>

> Just as with my other researches presented recently, please note that I am

only marrying two pre-existing concepts that are related. This is merely a

simple logical extension that takes knowledge just one step further.

>

> Please use my finding if it makes sense to you and you find it useful.

Otherwise, just ignore it.

>

> * * *

>

> Sun-Moon longitude differential is multiplied by various factors when finding

special tithis (e.g. 5 in putra tithi and 7 in dara tithi). In the " basics " view

of Jagannatha Hora, one can click " Special Tithis " in the pop-up menu in the

basic longitude window to see 12 special tithis.

>

> To initiate Tithi Ashtottari dasa from a special tithi instead of janma tithi,

please click the " Options " button when displaying Tithi Ashtottari dasa. In the

first combobox of the dialog box, select the tithi you want to use as the seed

for initiating TA dasa. The default is " janma tithi (1st) " .

>

> * * *

>

> Example 1:

>

> Take a native born on 1970 October 5 at 12:34 pm (IST) at 80e21, 15n49. He had

a childbirth on 2000 September 28. Look at the annual TP chart of 1999-2000. It

is cast on 1999 October 14 at 1:42:12 PM (IST). At the time of childbirth,

Jupiter-Moon antardasa was running as per regular TA dasa.

>

> The 5th lord of rasi chart, Venus, is in moolatrikona in Li lagna in D-7. The

5th co-lord of D-7, Rahu, is in 7th and aspects lagna lord Venus in lagna. This

gives a raja yoga in D-7 between 1st and 5th lords. The 9th lord Mercury is in

5th. Thus, there ARE indications of childbirth in the TP chart. But, why

Jupiter-Moon antardasa?? Jupiter is in 4th in rasi and is the 3rd/6th lord in

8th in D-7. Moon is in 12th in D-7. We can explain it saying Jupiter is the

ruler of the year, but it is not very convincing. Vimsottari dasa makes more

sense in this case, as Mercury-Venus antardasa gave the result.

>

> Now, switch from regular TA dasa to TA dasa based on putra tithi. Let me call

it TA5 dasa. As per TA5 dasa, Rahu-Mercury antardasa gave the child. Rahu is the

5th lord involved in a raja yoga with lagna lord, while Mercury is the 9th lord

in 5th. Makes a lot more sense!

>

> Example 2:

>

> Take a native born on 1973 July 26 at 9:49 pm (IST)at 80e28, 16n13. She got

married in the 4th week of 1999 January (an arranged marriage). Look at the

annual TP chart of 1998-99. It is cast on 1998 July 20 at 9:53:52 am (IST).

Venus dasa was running at the time of wedding, as per regular TA dasa. Venus is

the 5th and 10th lord in 12th. He does not show marriage that well.

>

> If you take take the TA7 dasa (TA dasa based on dara tithi/7th), marriage

occurred in Moon dasa. In rasi chart, Moon is exalted in 9th and aspects vivaha

sahama. In navamsa chart, Moon is in own in the 7th house. He can certainly give

marriage.

>

> Example 3:

>

> Take Sri Umakant Rath, born on 1934 November 12 at 6:18 pm (IST), Cuttack,

India (85e50, 20n30). He got married on 1961 February 23. Look at the annual TP

chart of 1960-61. It is cast on 1960 October 25 at 11:43:26 pm (IST). He got

married in Mercury-Saturn antardasa as per regular TA dasa.

>

> In the navamsa, 5th lord Jupiter, a functional benefic, is in 7th in Taurus.

He is the 9th lord joining lagna lord and 7th lord in rasi. The 7th lord of

navamsa, Venus, is in moolatrikona in navamsa. These factors can support

marriage in the year.

>

> But why Mercury dasa? Mercury is in the 9th house in navamsa, but he is the

8th lord and a functional malefic in navamsa (rasi too). He is not a great

candidate for giving marriage. Given that he is the ruler of the year, we can

explain it. But it would have been tough to predict.

>

> Using TA7 dasa, marriage occurred in Jupiter-Venus antardasa. Jupiter is a

functional benefic in 7th and Venus is a strong 7th lord.

>

> Example 4:

>

> Take Pt Sanjay Rath, born on 1963 August 7 at 9:15 pm (IST), Sambalpur, India

(83e58, 21n27). He had a childbirth on 1992 December 21. Look at the annual TP

chart of 1992-93. It is case on 1992 August 16 at 7:41:21 am (IST). At the time

of childbirth, Jupiter-Moon antardasa was running as per regular TA dasa.

>

> In D-7, lagna lord Saturn and 9th lord (and yogakaraka) Venus join in a

quadrant. Their dispositor Mars joins the 5th lord Mercury. These raja yogas in

D-7 can show a childbirth in the year.

>

> But why Jupiter-Moon antardasa? In D-7, Jupiter is the 2nd and 11th lord

debilitated in 12th, while Moon is the 6th lord in 7th. Childbirth in this

period does not make much sense.

>

> Using TA5 dasa instead, childbirth occurred in Venus-Saturn antardasa. These

are the two planets giving a raja yoga in D-7. They are also in a trine from 5th

lord. It makes much more sense.

>

> Example 5:

>

> Pt Sanjay Rath (see example 4 for birthdata) joined the Government of India in

July 1991 as a civil servant. Let us take the annual TP chart of 1990-91. It is

cast on 1990 August 9 at 4:34:53 am (IST). Moon dasa was running when he joined

job.

>

> In the D-10 chart, 5th lord Venus is exalted in D-10 and that can show joing a

good job. So success in IAS and joining government makes sense.

>

> But why Moon dasa? In rasi, Moon is lagna lord in 8th. In D-10, Moon is the

2nd lord in 4th. Though he aspects 10th, he is a very weak candidate to give

job.

>

> Using TA10 dasa (TA dasa started from karma tithi/10th), Venus dasa was

running then. Being the 5th lord exalted in 10th, Venus dasa makes perfect

sense.

>

> * * *

>

> If the knowledge I shared above makes sense and seems useful, please feel free

to use it and share it with others. If not, just ignore it.

>

> I am not reading any astrology these days. If you reply to this

mail and think that it is important for me to see the reply, please cc it to my

personal address.

>

> Best regards,

> Narasimha

>

> Do a Short Homam Yourself: http://www.VedicAstrologer.org/homam

> Do Pitri Tarpanas Yourself: http://www.VedicAstrologer.org/tarpana

> Spirituality:

> Free Jyotish lessons (MP3): http://vedicastro.home.comcast.net

> Free Jyotish software (Windows): http://www.VedicAstrologer.org

> Sri Jagannath Centre (SJC) website: http://www.SriJagannath.org

>

>

>

>

> ---

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> ....... May Jupiter's light shine on us .......

>

> || Om Tat Sat || Sarvam Sri Krishnaarpanamastu ||

[Guest guest]

Dear Narasimhaji,

 

// Example 5:

 

Pt Sanjay Rath (see example 4 for birthdata) joined the Government of India in

July 1991 as a civil servant. Let us take the annual TP chart of 1990-91. It is

cast on 1990 August 9 at 4:34:53 am (IST). Moon dasa was running when he joined

job.

 

In the D-10 chart, 5th lord Venus is exalted in D-10 and that can show joing a

good job. So success in IAS and joining government makes sense.

>

> But why Moon dasa? In rasi, Moon is lagna lord in 8th. In D-10, Moon is the

2nd lord in 4th. Though he aspects 10th, he is a very weak candidate to give

job.

>

> Using TA10 dasa (TA dasa started from karma tithi/10th), Venus dasa was

running then. Being the 5th lord exalted in 10th, Venus dasa makes perfect

sense.//

 

I was trying to work on this chart, for convenience. I use JHora only, probably

an earlier version, 7.2. Now, Pt. Rath's chart is loaded in that, and the time

shows as 9.15.40 rather than 9.15. The coordinates of his birth place, sambalpur

used in your example are different from those given in your SW.

 

He is a meena lagna native, so in D-1 his 5th lord is not venus. Now in D-10, he

is meena lagna again, he has venus and jupiter in the 5th. Venus is again not

the 5th lord. Do you mean Venus placement in the 5th as 5L. If I look into the

annual TP for 1990, even then I do not get venus as 5L for either D-1 or D-10.

Also, in D-10, I do not get moon as the 2L in 4th.

 

If I move to the new BT and new coordinates for Sambalpur, the D-1 is same, but

D-10, I do not even get venus positioned in the 5th. Same in the case of the

Annual TP chart, neither do I get moon as the 2L in 4th. So there seems to be a

problem in the D-10

 

In most of the examples, I tried, on my JHora, the Annual TP is atleast 9 mins

earlier than the ones you have mentioned. I agree you would say that the newer

version of JHora is reliable. But, Scientifically speaking, there should not be

this big, a difference. Then it would imply that, this theory holds good only

with your SW and that too with a particular version.

 

Kindly clarify this issue, atleast in the case of Venus and Pt. Rath's chart.

 

 

Regards,

bhagavathi

[Guest guest]

dont send me mails

 

 

 

 

________________________________

Elango J <elango_dmre

vedic astrology

Thursday, 9 April, 2009 4:57:17 PM

RE: [vedic astrology] Special Tithi Ashtottari Dasa with TP Charts

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dear Sir,

My date of birth:15-08- 1986

 

My birth Time

 

 

 

Add more friends to your messenger and enjoy! Go to http://messenger. /

invite/

 

 

[Guest guest]

Dear Narasimhaji and all,

 

I figured out the problem, myself. This research by Narasimhaji is

Ayanamsa-specific. It will hold true only if you use the

modified-Lahiri-ayanamsa, provided in his new version.

 

Thanks and Regards,

bhagavathi

 

 

, " bhagavathi_hariharan "

<bhagavathi_hariharan wrote:

>

> Dear Narasimhaji,

>

> // Example 5:

>

> Pt Sanjay Rath (see example 4 for birthdata) joined the Government of India

in July 1991 as a civil servant. Let us take the annual TP chart of 1990-91. It

is cast on 1990 August 9 at 4:34:53 am (IST). Moon dasa was running when he

joined job.

>

> In the D-10 chart, 5th lord Venus is exalted in D-10 and that can show joing

a good job. So success in IAS and joining government makes sense.

> >

> > But why Moon dasa? In rasi, Moon is lagna lord in 8th. In D-10, Moon is the

2nd lord in 4th. Though he aspects 10th, he is a very weak candidate to give

job.

> >

> > Using TA10 dasa (TA dasa started from karma tithi/10th), Venus dasa was

running then. Being the 5th lord exalted in 10th, Venus dasa makes perfect

sense.//

>

> I was trying to work on this chart, for convenience. I use JHora only,

probably an earlier version, 7.2. Now, Pt. Rath's chart is loaded in that, and

the time shows as 9.15.40 rather than 9.15. The coordinates of his birth place,

sambalpur used in your example are different from those given in your SW.

>

> He is a meena lagna native, so in D-1 his 5th lord is not venus. Now in D-10,

he is meena lagna again, he has venus and jupiter in the 5th. Venus is again not

the 5th lord. Do you mean Venus placement in the 5th as 5L. If I look into the

annual TP for 1990, even then I do not get venus as 5L for either D-1 or D-10.

Also, in D-10, I do not get moon as the 2L in 4th.

>

> If I move to the new BT and new coordinates for Sambalpur, the D-1 is same,

but D-10, I do not even get venus positioned in the 5th. Same in the case of the

Annual TP chart, neither do I get moon as the 2L in 4th. So there seems to be a

problem in the D-10

>

> In most of the examples, I tried, on my JHora, the Annual TP is atleast 9 mins

earlier than the ones you have mentioned. I agree you would say that the newer

version of JHora is reliable. But, Scientifically speaking, there should not be

this big, a difference. Then it would imply that, this theory holds good only

with your SW and that too with a particular version.

>

> Kindly clarify this issue, atleast in the case of Venus and Pt. Rath's chart.

>

>

> Regards,

> bhagavathi

>

[Guest guest]

tumchi  ---ghalu naka, please dont send mail on this id. & tell ur friends

also.thank u

 

--- On Thu, 9/4/09, Elango J <elango_dmre wrote:

 

 

Elango J <elango_dmre

RE: [vedic astrology] Special Tithi Ashtottari Dasa with TP Charts

vedic astrology

Thursday, 9 April, 2009, 11:27 AM

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dear Sir,

My date of birth:15-08- 1986

 

My birth Time 6.45A.M

 

I want to know my astrology

 

 

 

Add more friends to your messenger and enjoy! Go to http://messenger.

..com/ invite/

 

 

[Guest guest]

Namaste Kasim,

 

My first book contained some wrong and half-baked knowledge. I wanted to do a

more tharough job with my second book, even if it means taking longer to finish

it.

 

I wanted to resolve a few issues before the second book on TP.

 

* * *

 

One issue was ayanamsa. I am fully convinced that Jagannatha ayanamsa (a

variation of Lahiri ayanamsa with Chitra star fixed at 180 deg always and the

fixed Vishnunabhi plane used instead of the fluctuating sun-earth plane) is the

correct ayanamsa. Lagna in many divisional charts in TP can change when we go

from Lahiri ayanamsa to Jagannatha ayanamsa. Thus, ayanamsa is important.

 

Second issue was the mixup of solar months with soli-lunar days (tithis). I

wanted to convince myself whether that was correct or whether we should take

soli-lunar months with soli-lunar days. I will write on this with some examples

later.

 

Third issue was whether Tithi Ashtottari dasa should be used always from janma

tithi or whether special tithis can be used. I sent a mail on this with

examples.

 

The fourth issue was to finalize some principles related to the tripod of

annual, monthly and daily charts based on Sun-Moon-lagna tripod. I am not fully

done with that yet.

 

The fifth issue was to finalize the use of some special chakras with TP charts.

I am not fully done with that yet.

 

* * *

 

TP is the best technique I learnt from the Achyuta parampara. Though quite good,

it still needed modifications and refinements. Some work already went into it

and some more needed. Once I have full conviction, I will go ahead and finish

the book.

 

Best regards,

Narasimha

 

Do a Short Homam Yourself: http://www.VedicAstrologer.org/homam

Do Pitri Tarpanas Yourself: http://www.VedicAstrologer.org/tarpana

Spirituality:

Free Jyotish lessons (MP3): http://vedicastro.home.comcast.net

Free Jyotish software (Windows): http://www.VedicAstrologer.org

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-

Kasim Khan

vedic astrology ; ;

sohamsa ; Narasimha P.V.R. Rao

Thursday, April 09, 2009 3:13 AM

RE: [vedic astrology] Special Tithi Ashtottari Dasa with TP Charts

 

 

Dear Narasimha,

 

Thank you very much for this!

 

When is your TP book coming out? Maybe its almost ready now??

 

Best wishes

 

Kasim

 

 

 

> vedic astrology ; ;

sohamsa

> CC: pvr

> pvr

> Wed, 8 Apr 2009 18:09:03 -0400

> [vedic astrology] Special Tithi Ashtottari Dasa with TP Charts

>

> Namaste friends,

>

> Tithi Pravesha (TP) is a technique from tradition that was revealed by Pt

Sanjay Rath about a decade back. Tithi Ashtottari (TA dasa) dasa is supposed to

go with TP charts.

>

> Conscientious astrologers will acknowledge that no technique works 100% and

we are sometimes stumped by a case where things make very little sense. Such

cases make one wonder if there is a missing link.

>

> * * *

>

> It was during such a moment that an idea came to me regarding Tithi

Ashtottari dasa. Why not use special tithis (e.g. putra tithi for children and

dara tithi for marriage) to initiate TA dasa?! Why should only janma tithi be

used always?

>

> When I tried it on examples, I saw that it was working better than

conventional TA dasa. In cases where I was happy earlier, I am equally happy or

happier now. More importantly, some cases that baffled me earlier made sense

now. I concluded that TA dasa based on special tithis is very much valid and

useful.

>

> I want to explain my finding with a couple of examples.

>

> Just as with my other researches presented recently, please note that I am

only marrying two pre-existing concepts that are related. This is merely a

simple logical extension that takes knowledge just one step further.

>

> Please use my finding if it makes sense to you and you find it useful.

Otherwise, just ignore it.

>

> * * *

>

> Sun-Moon longitude differential is multiplied by various factors when

finding special tithis (e.g. 5 in putra tithi and 7 in dara tithi). In the

" basics " view of Jagannatha Hora, one can click " Special Tithis " in the pop-up

menu in the basic longitude window to see 12 special tithis.

>

> To initiate Tithi Ashtottari dasa from a special tithi instead of janma

tithi, please click the " Options " button when displaying Tithi Ashtottari dasa.

In the first combobox of the dialog box, select the tithi you want to use as the

seed for initiating TA dasa. The default is " janma tithi (1st) " .

>

> * * *

>

> Example 1:

>

> Take a native born on 1970 October 5 at 12:34 pm (IST) at 80e21, 15n49. He

had a childbirth on 2000 September 28. Look at the annual TP chart of 1999-2000.

It is cast on 1999 October 14 at 1:42:12 PM (IST). At the time of childbirth,

Jupiter-Moon antardasa was running as per regular TA dasa.

>

> The 5th lord of rasi chart, Venus, is in moolatrikona in Li lagna in D-7.

The 5th co-lord of D-7, Rahu, is in 7th and aspects lagna lord Venus in lagna.

This gives a raja yoga in D-7 between 1st and 5th lords. The 9th lord Mercury is

in 5th. Thus, there ARE indications of childbirth in the TP chart. But, why

Jupiter-Moon antardasa?? Jupiter is in 4th in rasi and is the 3rd/6th lord in

8th in D-7. Moon is in 12th in D-7. We can explain it saying Jupiter is the

ruler of the year, but it is not very convincing. Vimsottari dasa makes more

sense in this case, as Mercury-Venus antardasa gave the result.

>

> Now, switch from regular TA dasa to TA dasa based on putra tithi. Let me

call it TA5 dasa. As per TA5 dasa, Rahu-Mercury antardasa gave the child. Rahu

is the 5th lord involved in a raja yoga with lagna lord, while Mercury is the

9th lord in 5th. Makes a lot more sense!

>

> Example 2:

>

> Take a native born on 1973 July 26 at 9:49 pm (IST)at 80e28, 16n13. She got

married in the 4th week of 1999 January (an arranged marriage). Look at the

annual TP chart of 1998-99. It is cast on 1998 July 20 at 9:53:52 am (IST).

Venus dasa was running at the time of wedding, as per regular TA dasa. Venus is

the 5th and 10th lord in 12th. He does not show marriage that well.

>

> If you take take the TA7 dasa (TA dasa based on dara tithi/7th), marriage

occurred in Moon dasa. In rasi chart, Moon is exalted in 9th and aspects vivaha

sahama. In navamsa chart, Moon is in own in the 7th house. He can certainly give

marriage.

>

> Example 3:

>

> Take Sri Umakant Rath, born on 1934 November 12 at 6:18 pm (IST), Cuttack,

India (85e50, 20n30). He got married on 1961 February 23. Look at the annual TP

chart of 1960-61. It is cast on 1960 October 25 at 11:43:26 pm (IST). He got

married in Mercury-Saturn antardasa as per regular TA dasa.

>

> In the navamsa, 5th lord Jupiter, a functional benefic, is in 7th in Taurus.

He is the 9th lord joining lagna lord and 7th lord in rasi. The 7th lord of

navamsa, Venus, is in moolatrikona in navamsa. These factors can support

marriage in the year.

>

> But why Mercury dasa? Mercury is in the 9th house in navamsa, but he is the

8th lord and a functional malefic in navamsa (rasi too). He is not a great

candidate for giving marriage. Given that he is the ruler of the year, we can

explain it. But it would have been tough to predict.

>

> Using TA7 dasa, marriage occurred in Jupiter-Venus antardasa. Jupiter is a

functional benefic in 7th and Venus is a strong 7th lord.

>

> Example 4:

>

> Take Pt Sanjay Rath, born on 1963 August 7 at 9:15 pm (IST), Sambalpur,

India (83e58, 21n27). He had a childbirth on 1992 December 21. Look at the

annual TP chart of 1992-93. It is case on 1992 August 16 at 7:41:21 am (IST). At

the time of childbirth, Jupiter-Moon antardasa was running as per regular TA

dasa.

>

> In D-7, lagna lord Saturn and 9th lord (and yogakaraka) Venus join in a

quadrant. Their dispositor Mars joins the 5th lord Mercury. These raja yogas in

D-7 can show a childbirth in the year.

>

> But why Jupiter-Moon antardasa? In D-7, Jupiter is the 2nd and 11th lord

debilitated in 12th, while Moon is the 6th lord in 7th. Childbirth in this

period does not make much sense.

>

> Using TA5 dasa instead, childbirth occurred in Venus-Saturn antardasa. These

are the two planets giving a raja yoga in D-7. They are also in a trine from 5th

lord. It makes much more sense.

>

> Example 5:

>

> Pt Sanjay Rath (see example 4 for birthdata) joined the Government of India

in July 1991 as a civil servant. Let us take the annual TP chart of 1990-91. It

is cast on 1990 August 9 at 4:34:53 am (IST). Moon dasa was running when he

joined job.

>

> In the D-10 chart, 5th lord Venus is exalted in D-10 and that can show joing

a good job. So success in IAS and joining government makes sense.

>

> But why Moon dasa? In rasi, Moon is lagna lord in 8th. In D-10, Moon is the

2nd lord in 4th. Though he aspects 10th, he is a very weak candidate to give

job.

>

> Using TA10 dasa (TA dasa started from karma tithi/10th), Venus dasa was

running then. Being the 5th lord exalted in 10th, Venus dasa makes perfect

sense.

>

> * * *

>

> If the knowledge I shared above makes sense and seems useful, please feel

free to use it and share it with others. If not, just ignore it.

>

> I am not reading any astrology these days. If you reply to this

mail and think that it is important for me to see the reply, please cc it to my

personal address.

>

> Best regards,

> Narasimha

>

> Do a Short Homam Yourself: http://www.VedicAstrologer.org/homam

> Do Pitri Tarpanas Yourself: http://www.VedicAstrologer.org/tarpana

> Spirituality:

> Free Jyotish lessons (MP3): http://vedicastro.home.comcast.net

> Free Jyotish software (Windows): http://www.VedicAstrologer.org

> Sri Jagannath Centre (SJC) website: http://www.SriJagannath.org

>

 

 

[Guest guest]

Dear Narasimha,

 

Thank you so much! I am convinced  that TP, following your rules, works

consistently- it's  reliable /I have one chart where the person gets new

home: TP for the year has GayaKesariYoga in rashi /Lagna-4thH; in D4/conjunction

in fourth, even in D12 Ju/Mo conjunction in fourth/ D2 looks great too.

 

 

I've decided to explore just Ju2 and SP-labha sahama in TP for while-

seem to be prominently placed in TP when gains occur/  I've found both points

being in aspect to each other, as well- 

My 1c contribution.

I will research that further,while waiting for spoon-feeding, ie your book /to

just apply results of your research safely!

 

Thank You for a great work You've been doing for all.

 

Best wishes,

 

Anna

 

 

 

--- On Sun, 4/12/09, Narasimha P.V.R. Rao <pvr wrote:

 

 

Narasimha P.V.R. Rao <pvr

Re: Special Tithi Ashtottari Dasa with TP Charts

" Kasim Khan " <kasim_ch, vedic astrology ,

, sohamsa

Received: Sunday, April 12, 2009, 11:49 PM

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Namaste Kasim,

 

My first book contained some wrong and half-baked knowledge. I wanted to do a

more tharough job with my second book, even if it means taking longer to finish

it.

 

I wanted to resolve a few issues before the second book on TP.

 

* * *

 

One issue was ayanamsa. I am fully convinced that Jagannatha ayanamsa (a

variation of Lahiri ayanamsa with Chitra star fixed at 180 deg always and the

fixed Vishnunabhi plane used instead of the fluctuating sun-earth plane) is the

correct ayanamsa. Lagna in many divisional charts in TP can change when we go

from Lahiri ayanamsa to Jagannatha ayanamsa. Thus, ayanamsa is important.

 

Second issue was the mixup of solar months with soli-lunar days (tithis). I

wanted to convince myself whether that was correct or whether we should take

soli-lunar months with soli-lunar days. I will write on this with some examples

later.

 

Third issue was whether Tithi Ashtottari dasa should be used always from janma

tithi or whether special tithis can be used. I sent a mail on this with

examples.

 

The fourth issue was to finalize some principles related to the tripod of

annual, monthly and daily charts based on Sun-Moon-lagna tripod. I am not fully

done with that yet.

 

The fifth issue was to finalize the use of some special chakras with TP charts.

I am not fully done with that yet.

 

* * *

 

TP is the best technique I learnt from the Achyuta parampara. Though quite good,

it still needed modifications and refinements. Some work already went into it

and some more needed. Once I have full conviction, I will go ahead and finish

the book.

 

Best regards,

Narasimha

------------ --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- -

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Do Pitri Tarpanas Yourself: http://www.VedicAst rologer.org/ tarpana

Spirituality: http://groups. / group/vedic- wisdom

Free Jyotish lessons (MP3): http://vedicastro. home.comcast. net

Free Jyotish software (Windows): http://www.VedicAst rologer.org

Sri Jagannath Centre (SJC) website: http://www.SriJagan nath.org

------------ --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- -

 

-

Kasim Khan

vedic astrology ; ;

sohamsa@ .com ; Narasimha P.V.R. Rao

Thursday, April 09, 2009 3:13 AM

RE: [vedic astrology] Special Tithi Ashtottari Dasa with TP Charts

 

Dear Narasimha,

 

Thank you very much for this!

 

When is your TP book coming out? Maybe its almost ready now??

 

Best wishes

 

Kasim

 

 

> vedic astrology; ;

sohamsa@ .com

> CC: pvr (AT) charter (DOT) net

> pvr (AT) charter (DOT) net

> Wed, 8 Apr 2009 18:09:03 -0400

> [vedic astrology] Special Tithi Ashtottari Dasa with TP Charts

>

> Namaste friends,

>

> Tithi Pravesha (TP) is a technique from tradition that was revealed by Pt

Sanjay Rath about a decade back. Tithi Ashtottari (TA dasa) dasa is supposed to

go with TP charts.

>

> Conscientious astrologers will acknowledge that no technique works 100% and we

are sometimes stumped by a case where things make very little sense. Such cases

make one wonder if there is a missing link.

>

> * * *

>

> It was during such a moment that an idea came to me regarding Tithi Ashtottari

dasa. Why not use special tithis (e.g. putra tithi for children and dara tithi

for marriage) to initiate TA dasa?! Why should only janma tithi be used always?

>

> When I tried it on examples, I saw that it was working better than

conventional TA dasa. In cases where I was happy earlier, I am equally happy or

happier now. More importantly, some cases that baffled me earlier made sense

now. I concluded that TA dasa based on special tithis is very much valid and

useful.

>

> I want to explain my finding with a couple of examples.

>

> Just as with my other researches presented recently, please note that I am

only marrying two pre-existing concepts that are related. This is merely a

simple logical extension that takes knowledge just one step further.

>

> Please use my finding if it makes sense to you and you find it useful.

Otherwise, just ignore it.

>

> * * *

>

> Sun-Moon longitude differential is multiplied by various factors when finding

special tithis (e.g. 5 in putra tithi and 7 in dara tithi). In the " basics " view

of Jagannatha Hora, one can click " Special Tithis " in the pop-up menu in the

basic longitude window to see 12 special tithis.

>

> To initiate Tithi Ashtottari dasa from a special tithi instead of janma tithi,

please click the " Options " button when displaying Tithi Ashtottari dasa. In the

first combobox of the dialog box, select the tithi you want to use as the seed

for initiating TA dasa. The default is " janma tithi (1st) " .

>

> * * *

>

> Example 1:

>

> Take a native born on 1970 October 5 at 12:34 pm (IST) at 80e21, 15n49. He had

a childbirth on 2000 September 28. Look at the annual TP chart of 1999-2000. It

is cast on 1999 October 14 at 1:42:12 PM (IST). At the time of childbirth,

Jupiter-Moon antardasa was running as per regular TA dasa.

>

> The 5th lord of rasi chart, Venus, is in moolatrikona in Li lagna in D-7. The

5th co-lord of D-7, Rahu, is in 7th and aspects lagna lord Venus in lagna. This

gives a raja yoga in D-7 between 1st and 5th lords. The 9th lord Mercury is in

5th. Thus, there ARE indications of childbirth in the TP chart. But, why

Jupiter-Moon antardasa?? Jupiter is in 4th in rasi and is the 3rd/6th lord in

8th in D-7. Moon is in 12th in D-7. We can explain it saying Jupiter is the

ruler of the year, but it is not very convincing. Vimsottari dasa makes more

sense in this case, as Mercury-Venus antardasa gave the result.

>

> Now, switch from regular TA dasa to TA dasa based on putra tithi. Let me call

it TA5 dasa. As per TA5 dasa, Rahu-Mercury antardasa gave the child. Rahu is the

5th lord involved in a raja yoga with lagna lord, while Mercury is the 9th lord

in 5th. Makes a lot more sense!

>

> Example 2:

>

> Take a native born on 1973 July 26 at 9:49 pm (IST)at 80e28, 16n13. She got

married in the 4th week of 1999 January (an arranged marriage). Look at the

annual TP chart of 1998-99. It is cast on 1998 July 20 at 9:53:52 am (IST).

Venus dasa was running at the time of wedding, as per regular TA dasa. Venus is

the 5th and 10th lord in 12th. He does not show marriage that well.

>

> If you take take the TA7 dasa (TA dasa based on dara tithi/7th), marriage

occurred in Moon dasa. In rasi chart, Moon is exalted in 9th and aspects vivaha

sahama. In navamsa chart, Moon is in own in the 7th house. He can certainly give

marriage.

>

> Example 3:

>

> Take Sri Umakant Rath, born on 1934 November 12 at 6:18 pm (IST), Cuttack,

India (85e50, 20n30). He got married on 1961 February 23. Look at the annual TP

chart of 1960-61. It is cast on 1960 October 25 at 11:43:26 pm (IST). He got

married in Mercury-Saturn antardasa as per regular TA dasa.

>

> In the navamsa, 5th lord Jupiter, a functional benefic, is in 7th in Taurus.

He is the 9th lord joining lagna lord and 7th lord in rasi. The 7th lord of

navamsa, Venus, is in moolatrikona in navamsa. These factors can support

marriage in the year.

>

> But why Mercury dasa? Mercury is in the 9th house in navamsa, but he is the

8th lord and a functional malefic in navamsa (rasi too). He is not a great

candidate for giving marriage. Given that he is the ruler of the year, we can

explain it. But it would have been tough to predict.

>

> Using TA7 dasa, marriage occurred in Jupiter-Venus antardasa. Jupiter is a

functional benefic in 7th and Venus is a strong 7th lord.

>

> Example 4:

>

> Take Pt Sanjay Rath, born on 1963 August 7 at 9:15 pm (IST), Sambalpur, India

(83e58, 21n27). He had a childbirth on 1992 December 21. Look at the annual TP

chart of 1992-93. It is case on 1992 August 16 at 7:41:21 am (IST). At the time

of childbirth, Jupiter-Moon antardasa was running as per regular TA dasa.

>

> In D-7, lagna lord Saturn and 9th lord (and yogakaraka) Venus join in a

quadrant. Their dispositor Mars joins the 5th lord Mercury. These raja yogas in

D-7 can show a childbirth in the year.

>

> But why Jupiter-Moon antardasa? In D-7, Jupiter is the 2nd and 11th lord

debilitated in 12th, while Moon is the 6th lord in 7th. Childbirth in this

period does not make much sense.

>

> Using TA5 dasa instead, childbirth occurred in Venus-Saturn antardasa. These

are the two planets giving a raja yoga in D-7. They are also in a trine from 5th

lord. It makes much more sense.

>

> Example 5:

>

> Pt Sanjay Rath (see example 4 for birthdata) joined the Government of India in

July 1991 as a civil servant. Let us take the annual TP chart of 1990-91. It is

cast on 1990 August 9 at 4:34:53 am (IST). Moon dasa was running when he joined

job.

>

> In the D-10 chart, 5th lord Venus is exalted in D-10 and that can show joing a

good job. So success in IAS and joining government makes sense.

>

> But why Moon dasa? In rasi, Moon is lagna lord in 8th. In D-10, Moon is the

2nd lord in 4th. Though he aspects 10th, he is a very weak candidate to give

job.

>

> Using TA10 dasa (TA dasa started from karma tithi/10th), Venus dasa was

running then. Being the 5th lord exalted in 10th, Venus dasa makes perfect

sense.

>

> * * *

>

> If the knowledge I shared above makes sense and seems useful, please feel free

to use it and share it with others. If not, just ignore it.

>

> I am not reading any astrology these days. If you reply to this

mail and think that it is important for me to see the reply, please cc it to my

personal address.

>

> Best regards,

> Narasimha

> ------------ --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- -

> Do a Short Homam Yourself: http://www.VedicAst rologer.org/ homam

> Do Pitri Tarpanas Yourself: http://www.VedicAst rologer.org/ tarpana

> Spirituality: http://groups. / group/vedic- wisdom

> Free Jyotish lessons (MP3): http://vedicastro. home.comcast. net

> Free Jyotish software (Windows): http://www.VedicAst rologer.org

> Sri Jagannath Centre (SJC) website: http://www.SriJagan nath.org

> ------------ --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- -