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--- On Mon, 22/6/09, singh_ramveer <singh_ramveer wrote:

 

 

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[HinduCalendar] Fwd: Re: References of Rashis in the Vedaas and the

Vedanga Jyotisha.

HinduCalendar

Monday, 22 June, 2009, 7:28 PM

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dear Paul Kekaiji,

 

< The twelve fold division of the year, and by analogy of the ecliptic, is very

natural since there are 12.3682662 lunar months in a year. >

 

After some time Moon would be completing 11 rounds around earth in one

revolution of earth around the Sun due to energy loss of MOON-EARTH system

(friction between water and earth surface).

 

Than do you mean that it would also be OK to have 12 divisions of a year that

time.

 

I think it should be linked by 12 seasonal moths not by lunar months.Even i will

suggest that it would be nice to have only 6 divisions as there are only 6

seasons.

 

< Many cultures around the world divide the year, the time it takes the Sun to

apparently revolve around the ecliptic, into twelve parts. >

 

God knows how our Sidereal Jyotishi and GREEKS divide 12 parts of ecliptic on

the basis of animals so that is why there are so many ayanamsha.

 

Thank you

 

Rajput Ramveer Singh

 

Abhinavagupta, Paul Kekai Manansala wrote:

 

The twelve fold division of the year, and by analogy of the ecliptic, is very

natural since there are 12.3682662 lunar months in a year.

 

Many cultures around the world divide the year, the time it takes the Sun to

apparently revolve around the ecliptic, into twelve parts.

 

Regards,

Paul Kekai Manansala

Quests of the Dragon and Bird Clan

http://sambali. blogspot. com

 

[Response to Shivraj's post (22 June 2009) at

 

http://groups. / group/Abhinavagu pta/message/ 5194]

 

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Mr Rajput Ramveer Singh , Mr Prashant Pandey, Mr AK Kaul & c should now fighyt

for 6 months in a year :

 

<<<

" I think it should be linked by 12 seasonal moths not by lunar

months.Even i will suggest that it would be nice to have only 6

divisions as there are only 6 seasons. "

>>>

 

There is no unified field theory and novel ideas about gravitation are still

coming from scientists. It is too early to compute planetary motions of distant

ages on the basis of data of a short period which is available to scientists.

12-months in a year has thousands of years of data to back it, while 11 mongths

is an unproven hypothesis.

 

-VJ

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Ramveer Singh <singh_ramveer

 

Tuesday, June 23, 2009 6:25:36 PM

Fw: [HinduCalendar] Fwd: Re: References of Rashis in

the Vedaas and the Vedanga Jyotisha.

 

 

 

 

 

--- On Mon, 22/6/09, singh_ramveer <singh_ramveer@ .in> wrote:

 

singh_ramveer <singh_ramveer@ .in>

[HinduCalendar] Fwd: Re: References of Rashis in the Vedaas and the

Vedanga Jyotisha.

HinduCalendar

Monday, 22 June, 2009, 7:28 PM

 

Dear Paul Kekaiji,

 

< The twelve fold division of the year, and by analogy of the ecliptic, is very

natural since there are 12.3682662 lunar months in a year. >

 

After some time Moon would be completing 11 rounds around earth in one

revolution of earth around the Sun due to energy loss of MOON-EARTH system

(friction between water and earth surface).

 

Than do you mean that it would also be OK to have 12 divisions of a year that

time.

 

I think it should be linked by 12 seasonal moths not by lunar months.Even i will

suggest that it would be nice to have only 6 divisions as there are only 6

seasons.

 

< Many cultures around the world divide the year, the time it takes the Sun to

apparently revolve around the ecliptic, into twelve parts. >

 

God knows how our Sidereal Jyotishi and GREEKS divide 12 parts of ecliptic on

the basis of animals so that is why there are so many ayanamsha.

 

Thank you

 

Rajput Ramveer Singh

 

Abhinavagupta, Paul Kekai Manansala wrote:

 

The twelve fold division of the year, and by analogy of the ecliptic, is very

natural since there are 12.3682662 lunar months in a year.

 

Many cultures around the world divide the year, the time it takes the Sun to

apparently revolve around the ecliptic, into twelve parts.

 

Regards,

Paul Kekai Manansala

Quests of the Dragon and Bird Clan

http://sambali. blogspot. com

 

[Response to Shivraj's post (22 June 2009) at

 

http://groups. / group/Abhinavagu pta/message/ 5194]

 

--- End forwarded message ---

 

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