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Dear shri Pawan Mariyaji,

Namaskar! You are quite right.But we should not forget that in the Vedic

astrology it was both tropical and sidereal in coordinated manner. Thus sixth

sloka of yajur vedanga jyotish says:

'When the sun and the moon are together in dhanistha nakshyatra, the five year

yuga, month of magha, tapa sukla pratipada and uttarayan start together. '

This shows that sun in dhnistha is sidereal date, maagha sukla pratipada is

lunar date and uttarayan is tropical date.The fact that they all started

together proves that these three dates are coordinated.In this same spirit, we

should also know that when we say 'makar sankranti is uttarayan,' nowa days,

these are also coordinated. 'Makar sankranti' is sidereal and 'uttarayan' is

tropical.When we represents one by the other they are intended to be

coordinated.

Thus it is not fully true that, in ancient time, only the tropical date was

used.The truth is that tropical and sidereal dates were used in a coordinated

manner.

Hari Malla

Astrology-Indo-Vaidik , Astro Talk <astro.talk wrote:

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> --- On Fri, 16/4/10, astro.talk <astro.talk wrote:

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> astro.talk <astro.talk

> [HinduCalendar] Re: Sea Change !

> HinduCalendar

> Friday, 16 April, 2010, 11:07 AM

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> Respected Kaulji,

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> Alot things which i have to learn from thing, as i know you have unparalleled

knowledge.

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> Nobody is better than you; yes you are one of the best, who are handful.

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> Don't bother about the Jokers let them beat their drums and expose themselves

up as nobody writes over there as everybody knows they are moron.

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> ~ Pawan Maurya

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> HinduCalendar, " Krishen " <jyotirved@ ..> wrote:

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> > Shri Pawan Mauryaji,

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> > Jai Shri Ram!

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> > It would have been much better if you had forwarded the original post

> > from the gentleman concerned stating that Indians were using Tropical

> > Zodiac, without any comments from you. You could make your comments in

> > a separate post. Right now, we cannot say one way or the other as we

> > have no first hand information.

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> > Jai Shri Ram!

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> > A K Kaul

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> > HinduCalendar, " astro.talk " <astro.talk@ >

> > wrote:

> > Dear Friends,

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> > Joker Sreenadh today wrote on his forum that 'Indians were using

> > Tropical Zodiac

> > in ancient time', the same was being thrusted to his lunatic mind but he

> > was not

> > getting the point, and everybody would be aware if not go and check

> > archiev.

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> > ~ Pawan Maurya

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Dear shri Pawan Mariyaji, Namaskar! You are quite right.But we should not forget

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