RE: Birth Time Rectification Question

[Guest guest]

" Gopéjana-vallabha-caraëau

çaraëaà

 

prapadye. "

" Namo

gopéjana-vallabhäbhyäm "

 

Dear Raghunatha,

Namaste

 

It is better you get the book. I have the version translated

by Prof. P. S. Satri with examples in there it is published by Ranjan

Publications.

 

Love,

Swee

 

 

 

 

On

Behalf Of Raghunatha RaoNemani

Sunday, March 05, 2006 11:34 PM

 

[Jaya Jagannatha] Re: Birth Time Rectification Question

 

Om Krishna Guru

 

Namaste Swee Ji,

 

Thanks for the note and that is what exactly I am

looking for.

I do not have the Book, Uttara Kalamrita. I am able to

find the two

following transalations in USA stores:-

 

1) Uttara Kalamrita  trans by S.S. Sareen

2) Uttara Kalamrita BY KALIDASA. trans by Sastri, P.S

 

So can you please suggest me which one is a good

traslation, so that

I can get it right away for my own personal library. 

 

Meanwhile, can you please write to me detailed method

of

the " Chapter : sloka 5 and 6 gives 3

methods " , so that I will be able

to move forward on my studies on this area.

 

Thanks for your help in advance.

 

Regards

Raghunatha Rao

 

 

,

" Swee Chan " <swee wrote:

 

Gopéjana-vallabha-caraëau çaraëaà

 

prapadye. "

 

" Namo gopéjana-vallabhäbhyäm "

 

Dear Raghunatha,

 

Namaste

 

Uttara Kalamrita Chapter sloka 5 and 6 gives 3

methods.

 

The first 2 refers to the TOB and the sex of the

native and the third

ascertains the lagna.

 

Using LMT, at the time of sunrise, note the ghatika

(24 minutes) and

the vighatikas (24 secs) that have elapsed multiply by

4 and divide

by 9. The remainder counted from Asvini must coincide

with the janma

nakshatra.

 

The second method in determining if the native is male

or female:

 

0 – 15 vighati – male

16 – 45 vighati – female

46 – 90  vighati – male

91 – 150 vighati – female

151 – 225 vighati – male

 

Multiply the birth vighati by 4 and divide by 9, the

remainder plus 1

is to be counted either from Dhanshta, Mrisgashiras or

from Chitra

will indicate the janma nakshtra.

 

A method given by R. Iyer To get the Vara –

multiply the birth

vighati by 3 and divide by 7. the remainder is to be

counted from

Friday (Kali Yuga commenced on a Friday).

 

Phaladeepika gives methods of counting from Mandi and

the lord of

that sign.

 

But so far, Uttar Kalamrita gives the most extensive

methods.

 

Love,

Swee

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Dear Shri Raghunatha RaoNemani ji, From what you have stated it is clear that you have the book, "Uttara Kalamrita" by Kalidasa translated by P.S. Sastri. You will find "Determination of the time of birth" at the outset, that is at Chapter 1, page 17. This was what Swee ji was referring to if I am not mistaken. David

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[Guest guest]

" Gopijana-vallabha-caranau

sharanam prapadye. "

" Namo

gopijana-vallabhabhyam "

 

Dear Raghunatha,

Namaste

 

Slokas 5 and 6 are on page 22. page 23-26 gives the

method on gulika and mandi, a matter of contention, hence not mentioning it

here.

 

Love,

Swee

 

 

 

 

On

Behalf Of Raghunatha RaoNemani

Monday, March 06, 2006 5:27 AM

 

[Jaya Jagannatha] Re: Birth Time Rectification Question

 

Om Krishna Guru

 

Namaste David Ji,

 

Thanks for the note, I have mentioned in my earlier

note that I could

locate two transalation book in the internet stores in

USA

and I have

not purchased the book yet. So I do not have the book

" Uttara

Kalamrita " with me, but I will be getting the

book soon as suggested by

Swee Ji.

 

Thanks for your reference " Chapter 1, page

17 " , I shall surely study

that.

 

Regards

Raghunatha Rao

 

,

David Andrews <andrews635 wrote:

 

David Andrews <andrews635

Sun Mar 5, 2006 4:58 pm

Re: Birth Time Rectification Question

 

Dear Shri Raghunatha RaoNemani ji,

 

>From what you have stated it is clear that you

have the book, " Uttara

Kalamrita " by Kalidasa translated by P.S. Sastri.

You will find " Determination of the time of

birth " at the outset, that

is at Chapter 1, page 17.

 

This was what Swee ji was referring to if I am not

mistaken.

 

David