Guest guest Posted September 29, 2001 Report Share Posted September 29, 2001 Hare Rama Krishna Dear Group Members! Can anyone please forward the lesson on the ista sent by Pt. Sanjayji to the list or my personal ID sarajitp. Somehow I missed the lesson posted by Pt. Sanjayji. I don't have internet connection to get it from the site. Thanks a lot Sarajit On Sat, 29 Sep 2001, Vahe Ganapetyan wrote: > Om Gurave Namah > > Pranaam Guruji, > > Below is my attempt at part 2 of the Ista Devata lesson > > SR> 1.. Determine the Ista Devata in the following charts: > SR> 2.. Sri Aurobindo Ghose 15 Aug, 1872 at about 1 ghati (i.e. 24 > SR> minutes) before sunrise at Calcutta, India. Explain the reason > SR> behind his great work Savitri (Savitur) and the interpretation of > SR> the Rig Veda.[29 Sept 2001] > > According to JHL, the Sunrise on August 15, 1872 was at 5:12am. in > Calcutta. Therefore Sri Aurobindo wasa born at 4:48am. (Karka lagna > with Guru and Mangala in it). > > The Atmakaraka is Budha indicating a truthful, truth-saying person. It > is placed in the 4th House from Navamsha Lagna indicating a Karma > Yogi, a Great Doer; exalted Guru and Chandra are exchanging houses in > Rasi chart, but Guru conjoins debilitated Mangala, and Chandra > conjoins retrograde Sani. In Navamsa we have debilitated Guru in the > 12th House with exalted Chandra conjoining Rahu and Atmakaraka > conjoining Sani and Ketu. > > The Ista Devata sign is Dhanu, which is unoccupied, therefore Guru > indicates the Ista Devata, or Sadashiva. > > The Ista Devata graha is situated in lagna and exalted, which I assume > is just a fraction of indications explaining this great saint's > doings. My too little knowledge does not allow me to make any further > comments on this chart. > > Om Tat Sat > > > > OM TAT SAT > Archive: varahamihira > Files: varahamihira > varahamihira/database > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 4, 2001 Report Share Posted October 4, 2001 Om Gurave Namah -------------------------- Dear vahe , According to the Jagannath Hora i have I get 5:36':21 " as Sunrise. Narasimha has to be contacted to look into this. Also, I feel the software to explicitly mention this as IST or LMT. In fact it should mention this as the zone that was being considered..or perhaps have both options. Best Wishes Sanjay Rath - Vahe Ganapetyan <vahe Sanjay Rath <varahamihira > Saturday, September 29, 2001 3:36 AM [Hare Rama Krishna] Attempt at Ista Devata Lesson, Part 2 > Om Gurave Namah > > Pranaam Guruji, > > Below is my attempt at part 2 of the Ista Devata lesson > > SR> 1.. Determine the Ista Devata in the following charts: > SR> 2.. Sri Aurobindo Ghose 15 Aug, 1872 at about 1 ghati (i.e. 24 > SR> minutes) before sunrise at Calcutta, India. Explain the reason > SR> behind his great work Savitri (Savitur) and the interpretation of > SR> the Rig Veda.[29 Sept 2001] > > According to JHL, the Sunrise on August 15, 1872 was at 5:12am. in > Calcutta. Therefore Sri Aurobindo wasa born at 4:48am. (Karka lagna > with Guru and Mangala in it). > > The Atmakaraka is Budha indicating a truthful, truth-saying person. It > is placed in the 4th House from Navamsha Lagna indicating a Karma > Yogi, a Great Doer; exalted Guru and Chandra are exchanging houses in > Rasi chart, but Guru conjoins debilitated Mangala, and Chandra > conjoins retrograde Sani. In Navamsa we have debilitated Guru in the > 12th House with exalted Chandra conjoining Rahu and Atmakaraka > conjoining Sani and Ketu. > > The Ista Devata sign is Dhanu, which is unoccupied, therefore Guru > indicates the Ista Devata, or Sadashiva. > > The Ista Devata graha is situated in lagna and exalted, which I assume > is just a fraction of indications explaining this great saint's > doings. My too little knowledge does not allow me to make any further > comments on this chart. > > Om Tat Sat > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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