Speed of Planets and their use to order them

[Guest guest]

Om Sri Rama Jai Jai Rama,

 

Namaste,

re: speed of planets and thier order.

I see Saturn ( slowest) to Moon ( fastest) as the order, but

do not undersand how Sun is is positioned 4th ( either slowest or

fastest).

When we measure fast or slow, it's the time taken for a graha to

make one complete revolution ( 360 degree) around a body.

Sani takes 29.5 years around the sun, yet we measure Chandra taking

27.3 days to complete a cycle aound the earth. NOt the same metric,

Yet being geocentric this difference can be rationlized.

 

YET, Surya takes 25 (earth) days to complete one revolution around

its axis, making it faster then the moon. We surely do not want to

measure the time Surya ( and the solar system) takes to go it's

center - in this case would be the galaxy, taking ~ 250 million years

if my memory serves me correctly.

 

So, how do we reconcile this? Could it be:

A. Since Surya has perfect satvic motion, it is positioned in the

middle ( balanced; not fastest, not the slowest, just right!)

in the order Sani,Jupiter, Mars, SUN, Venus, Mercury, Moon.

B. Other ideas and knowledge on this? ________________?

 

Please assist with this fundamental question that helps comprehend

order, Hora, etc.

[Guest guest]

Om Shreem Vachaspataye Namah

Dear Frank,

Try to write speed in terms of zodiacal movements like

degrees per day movement in the zodiac and then order them. That

would give a geocentric view.

Like for moon 12 approximate degrees per day, sun 1 degrees per day,

0.032 degrees per day for saturn.

-Warm regards

S.Prabhakaran

 

 

 

 

varahamihira , " fls999999999

<frank_in_sandiego@c...> " <frank_in_sandiego@c...> wrote:

> Om Sri Rama Jai Jai Rama,

>

> Namaste,

> re: speed of planets and thier order.

> I see Saturn ( slowest) to Moon ( fastest) as the order, but

> do not undersand how Sun is is positioned 4th ( either slowest or

> fastest).

> When we measure fast or slow, it's the time taken for a graha to

> make one complete revolution ( 360 degree) around a body.

> Sani takes 29.5 years around the sun, yet we measure Chandra

taking

> 27.3 days to complete a cycle aound the earth. NOt the same metric,

> Yet being geocentric this difference can be rationlized.

>

> YET, Surya takes 25 (earth) days to complete one revolution around

> its axis, making it faster then the moon. We surely do not want to

> measure the time Surya ( and the solar system) takes to go it's

> center - in this case would be the galaxy, taking ~ 250 million

years

> if my memory serves me correctly.

>

> So, how do we reconcile this? Could it be:

> A. Since Surya has perfect satvic motion, it is positioned in the

> middle ( balanced; not fastest, not the slowest, just right!)

> in the order Sani,Jupiter, Mars, SUN, Venus, Mercury, Moon.

> B. Other ideas and knowledge on this? ________________?

>

> Please assist with this fundamental question that helps comprehend

> order, Hora, etc.