AAPOKLIM - Bhransha

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While defining collective attributes to houses, Some bhransha sanskrit

terms are used in classics of Jyotish or vedic astrology, bhransh terms

shows foreign influence on our culture, Our ancient universities were

burnt to ashes and when after the chaos, we restored ourselves back, Our

Jyotish had become Darbari as it required protection and recognition

both for it's survival.

 

There has been a downside of the Darbari Jyotish, Varah Mihira like

astrologers had become over influencial as they were dominating the

tradition due to their position.

 

The classics composed in this era though contains the Vedic Knolwedge in

essence, The manner they are written still exhibit deterioration of

culture because of firstly attacks and subsequent business exchange.

 

In Jyotish, four kendras signifies - 1. Atma (Self) , 4. Matra

(Mother) 7. Kalatra (Spouse) 10. Pitra (Father).

 

In Sanskrit, the term - " Krama " signifies - sequence or order, Added

with prefix (Upsarga), it makes other terms to tell about - In the

defined order (Anu-Krama) or Reverse order (Ut-Krama).

 

Houses in the reverse of Kendras are - 12, 9, 6, 3 which are

collectively known as AAP-OKLIM.

 

The term AAP-OKLIM IS bhransha of ATM-OKTRAM as it's clearly seen by the

houses signified by it.

 

Bhranshita AAPOKLIM looks so much alien to hindi or to sanskrit, It's

origin is not understood by some of new age jyotish scholars, and they

mis interpreted that Jyotish is not Indian.

 

Availability of One or two such terms in Jyotish classics is made a tool

to propogate false theories that Jyotish is of Greek origin.

 

This is the reason vedic scholars like BANA BHATTA of Gupta age and

post Gupta age badly criticized Varah-Mihira and others like him for

introducing such a impurity in Jyotish.

 

Utkal .

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Shri Utkal Panigrahiji,

 

Jai ShriRam!

 

<The term AAP-OKLIM IS bhransha of ATM-OKTRAM as it's clearly seen by

the

houses signified by it.>

 

One can as well say:

 

1. Alexander is a " bramsha " of alkshya-indra, meaning somethng like

" Indra who cannot be seen "

 

2. Aristotle is a " bramsha " of ari-stotra meaning something like " one

who is praised even by enemies " !

 

3. Shakespeare is a " Bramsha " of shakrah- priyah meaning soemthing like

" dear to Indra " !

 

4. Ceaser is " bramsha " of " sirira " meaning something like " having taken

birth in Shishira ritu "

 

Why, even Tutakhamen may be a " bramsha " of (s)totra-kramam, meaning

something like " one who was praised in systematic manner by his bards "

 

So, you see, all the words in all languages the world over are therefore

actually a " brmsha " of Sanskroit words!

 

QED as well as QEF

 

Jai Shri Ram!

 

A K Kaul

 

 

, " utkal.panigrahi "

<utkal.panigrahi wrote:

While defining collective attributes to houses, Some bhransha sanskrit

terms are used in classics of Jyotish or vedic astrology, bhransh terms

shows foreign influence on our culture, Our ancient universities were

burnt to ashes and when after the chaos, we restored ourselves back, Our

Jyotish had become Darbari as it required protection and recognition

both for it's survival.

 

There has been a downside of the Darbari Jyotish, Varah Mihira like

astrologers had become over influencial as they were dominating the

tradition due to their position.

 

The classics composed in this era though contains the Vedic Knolwedge in

essence, The manner they are written still exhibit deterioration of

culture because of firstly attacks and subsequent business exchange.

 

In Jyotish, four kendras signifies - 1. Atma (Self) , 4. Matra

(Mother) 7. Kalatra (Spouse) 10. Pitra (Father).

 

In Sanskrit, the term - " Krama " signifies - sequence or order, Added

with prefix (Upsarga), it makes other terms to tell about - In the

defined order (Anu-Krama) or Reverse order (Ut-Krama).

 

Houses in the reverse of Kendras are - 12, 9, 6, 3 which are

collectively known as AAP-OKLIM.

 

The term AAP-OKLIM IS bhransha of ATM-OKTRAM as it's clearly seen by the

houses signified by it.

 

Bhranshita AAPOKLIM looks so much alien to hindi or to sanskrit, It's

origin is not understood by some of new age jyotish scholars, and they

mis interpreted that Jyotish is not Indian.

 

Availability of One or two such terms in Jyotish classics is made a tool

to propogate false theories that Jyotish is of Greek origin.

 

This is the reason vedic scholars like BANA BHATTA of Gupta age and

post Gupta age badly criticized Varah-Mihira and others like him for

introducing such a impurity in Jyotish.

 

Utkal .