|Sri Varaha| Sambandha-Pushya - rulership

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Hi sarajit,

I have a small query. Can you tell me why

relatively more importance is given to nakshatra,

Vaara and Tithi out of panchangas', despite yoga being

ruled by jupiter? Should we even talk like this i.e.

in terms of relative importance, because the

beneficience/maleficience of pancha angas doesn't make

any sense to me?

In short, what connotations do I attach to this so

generic word " rulership " ... when I talk of rashi

rulership,nakshatra rulership, rulership in

divisionals by divisional deities, rulership of

directions, tattwas, Horas, and now rulership of

astrological tools as well!!! (Diverse and abstract!)

Is there some kind of 'grouping together' possible

for some of these " rulerships " , which relate at least

any two of them at some level? E.g. Grouping of Rashi

and nakshatra rulership occurs in navamsa and we know

the effects and importance of so happening!!!

May be an extended version of the same central

philosophy i.e. of benefic/malefic and

auspicious/inauspicious can be applied to all. Just

guessing! Please be illustrative and give a more

complete picture.

regards,

nitish

--- Sarajit Poddar <sarajit wrote:

> Jaya Jagannath

> Dear Anna/ Rama,

>

> There is no dichotomy. The Devatas which I mentioned

> are the real lords of the nakhatras. The lords which

> we talk of for general purpose are the lordship

> given for the the Vimshottari dasa purpose and which

> is different in Ashtottari dasa. Thus you shall see

> that the purpose of such nakshatra lordship

> (vimshottari) is very specific. However to really

> understand the different events associated with a

> nakshatra such as Moon's/ lagna/ lagna lord's

> placement in a nakshatra, one need to take the real

> lordship, which always be there... To avoid

> confusion, they are called the nakshatra deities and

> not nakshatra lords. I am giving here the Deities of

> different nakshatra. Thus the yoga initiate from the

> nakshatra whose deity is Brhaspati, the ruler of

> Akasha Tattva, the binding force of all elements.

> Thus yoga shows our bindings in this world in form

> of our relationships with others in the society.

> This akash tattva only prevents the society to be

> disintegrated...

>

> I am born in Anuradha and as it is lorded by Mitra,

> the divine friend, I am a friend to all... lol.. Now

> find out yours!

>

> Sl. No. Nakshatra Deity

> 1 Aswinni Ashwins-the twin horseman

> 2 Bharani Yama- Death

> 3 Krittika Agni- Fire

> 4 Rohini Prajapati-lord of creation

> 5 Mrigashira Soma-god of immortality

> 6 Ardra Rudra-god of storm

> 7 Punurvasu Aditi-mother of the Gods

> 8 Pushyami Brihaspati- teacher of the Devas

> 9 Aslesha Sarpa-serpent

> 10 Magha the Pitris-the Ancestral Fathers

> 11 PurvaPhalguni Aryaman- god of contracts &

> union, Sun as friend, beloved

> 12 UttaraPhalguni Bhaga-the Sun as bliss

> 13 Hasta Savitar-Sun as inspiration

> 14 Chitra Vishvakarma- divine architect

> 15 Svati Vayu-Wind

> 16 Vishaka Indragni-gods of lightning and fire

>

> 17 Anuradha Mitra-divine friend, lord of

> compassion

> 18 Jyesta Indra-god of thunder

> 19 Moola Nirritti- goddess of disaster,

> Alaksmi

> 20 Purva Ashada Apas-goddess of Waters

> 21 Uttara Ashada Vishvadevas-Universal Gods

> 22 Sravana Vishnu- the Pervader

> 23 Dhanishta Vasus-gods of Light and Abundance

>

> 24 Shatabishak Varuna-god of Cosmic Waters

> 25 Purva Bhadra Aja Ekapada- one footed

> serpant, horned goat, unicorn

> 26 Uttara Bhadra Ahir Budhya- dragon of the

> Depths of the atmosphere

> 27 Revati Pushan- Sun as nourisher, protector,

> fosterer

>

>

> Best Wishes

> Sarajit

> -

> N.

> varahamihira

> Wednesday, April 16, 2003 6:10 AM

> Re: |Sri Varaha| Sambandha-Pushya

>

>

> Dear Sarajit,

>

> Would you please be more specific, as to which

> source you are referring to?

> What would be the rationale for that dichotomy

> btw. lord of nakshatra and governing devata, even if

> that was the case?- Saturn-Jupiter being oposites?

>

> Thanks,

> Anna

> -

> Sarajit Poddar

> varahamihira

> Tuesday, April 15, 2003 3:24 AM

> Re: |Sri Varaha| Sambandha

>

>

> Jaya Jagannath

> Dear Rama,

>

> Try the devatas lording the nakshatras. You will

> find some answer to

> that.

>

> Best wishes

> Sarajit

>

> >

> >

> > -

> > Sanjay Rath

> > varahamihira

> > Monday, April 14, 2003 11:39 PM

> > Re: |Sri Varaha| Sambandha

> >

> >

> >

> > [snip]

> >

> > Since Akasha is ruled by devaguru

> brihaspati, Yoga is

> reckoned from the most auspicious pusya

> nakshatra lorded by Brihaspati.

> >

> > Oh?? I thought Sani lorded pushyami...

> >

> > With best regards,

> > Sanjay Rath

> > H-5 B.J.B Nagar, Bhubaneswar 751014,

> India

> > Webpages: http://srath.com

>

 

 

 

 

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Jaya Jagannath

Dear Nitish,

 

All the five angas have their importance and utility. Lets see what is that.

 

1. Vara - Weekday - Agni Tattva - Shows the phisical strength and vitality

2. Nakshatra - Asterism - Vayu Tattva - Shows Experiences of the mind

3. Tithi - Lunar day - Jala Tattva - Shows the focus of the mind

4. Karana - Half tithi - Prithvi tattva - shows success or failure

5. Yoga - Sun , Moon combination - Akash Tattva - shows the relationships

 

These elements can be used in Muhurtha or prasna or even in natal

horoscopes.

 

Best Wishes

Sarajit

 

 

 

-

" Nitish Arya " <yeeahoo_99

<varahamihira >

Wednesday, April 16, 2003 12:40 PM

Re: |Sri Varaha| Sambandha-Pushya - rulership

 

 

> Hi sarajit,

> I have a small query. Can you tell me why

> relatively more importance is given to nakshatra,

> Vaara and Tithi out of panchangas', despite yoga being

> ruled by jupiter? Should we even talk like this i.e.

> in terms of relative importance, because the

> beneficience/maleficience of pancha angas doesn't make

> any sense to me?

> In short, what connotations do I attach to this so

> generic word " rulership " ... when I talk of rashi

> rulership,nakshatra rulership, rulership in

> divisionals by divisional deities, rulership of

> directions, tattwas, Horas, and now rulership of

> astrological tools as well!!! (Diverse and abstract!)

> Is there some kind of 'grouping together' possible

> for some of these " rulerships " , which relate at least

> any two of them at some level? E.g. Grouping of Rashi

> and nakshatra rulership occurs in navamsa and we know

> the effects and importance of so happening!!!

> May be an extended version of the same central

> philosophy i.e. of benefic/malefic and

> auspicious/inauspicious can be applied to all. Just

> guessing! Please be illustrative and give a more

> complete picture.

> regards,

> nitish

> --- Sarajit Poddar <sarajit wrote:

> > Jaya Jagannath

> > Dear Anna/ Rama,

> >

> > There is no dichotomy. The Devatas which I mentioned

> > are the real lords of the nakhatras. The lords which

> > we talk of for general purpose are the lordship

> > given for the the Vimshottari dasa purpose and which

> > is different in Ashtottari dasa. Thus you shall see

> > that the purpose of such nakshatra lordship

> > (vimshottari) is very specific. However to really

> > understand the different events associated with a

> > nakshatra such as Moon's/ lagna/ lagna lord's

> > placement in a nakshatra, one need to take the real

> > lordship, which always be there... To avoid

> > confusion, they are called the nakshatra deities and

> > not nakshatra lords. I am giving here the Deities of

> > different nakshatra. Thus the yoga initiate from the

> > nakshatra whose deity is Brhaspati, the ruler of

> > Akasha Tattva, the binding force of all elements.

> > Thus yoga shows our bindings in this world in form

> > of our relationships with others in the society.

> > This akash tattva only prevents the society to be

> > disintegrated...

> >

> > I am born in Anuradha and as it is lorded by Mitra,

> > the divine friend, I am a friend to all... lol.. Now

> > find out yours!

> >

> > Sl. No. Nakshatra Deity

> > 1 Aswinni Ashwins-the twin horseman

> > 2 Bharani Yama- Death

> > 3 Krittika Agni- Fire

> > 4 Rohini Prajapati-lord of creation

> > 5 Mrigashira Soma-god of immortality

> > 6 Ardra Rudra-god of storm

> > 7 Punurvasu Aditi-mother of the Gods

> > 8 Pushyami Brihaspati- teacher of the Devas

> > 9 Aslesha Sarpa-serpent

> > 10 Magha the Pitris-the Ancestral Fathers

> > 11 PurvaPhalguni Aryaman- god of contracts &

> > union, Sun as friend, beloved

> > 12 UttaraPhalguni Bhaga-the Sun as bliss

> > 13 Hasta Savitar-Sun as inspiration

> > 14 Chitra Vishvakarma- divine architect

> > 15 Svati Vayu-Wind

> > 16 Vishaka Indragni-gods of lightning and fire

> >

> > 17 Anuradha Mitra-divine friend, lord of

> > compassion

> > 18 Jyesta Indra-god of thunder

> > 19 Moola Nirritti- goddess of disaster,

> > Alaksmi

> > 20 Purva Ashada Apas-goddess of Waters

> > 21 Uttara Ashada Vishvadevas-Universal Gods

> > 22 Sravana Vishnu- the Pervader

> > 23 Dhanishta Vasus-gods of Light and Abundance

> >

> > 24 Shatabishak Varuna-god of Cosmic Waters

> > 25 Purva Bhadra Aja Ekapada- one footed

> > serpant, horned goat, unicorn

> > 26 Uttara Bhadra Ahir Budhya- dragon of the

> > Depths of the atmosphere

> > 27 Revati Pushan- Sun as nourisher, protector,

> > fosterer

> >

> >

> > Best Wishes

> > Sarajit

> > -

> > N.

> > varahamihira

> > Wednesday, April 16, 2003 6:10 AM

> > Re: |Sri Varaha| Sambandha-Pushya

> >

> >

> > Dear Sarajit,

> >

> > Would you please be more specific, as to which

> > source you are referring to?

> > What would be the rationale for that dichotomy

> > btw. lord of nakshatra and governing devata, even if

> > that was the case?- Saturn-Jupiter being oposites?

> >

> > Thanks,

> > Anna

> > -

> > Sarajit Poddar

> > varahamihira

> > Tuesday, April 15, 2003 3:24 AM

> > Re: |Sri Varaha| Sambandha

> >

> >

> > Jaya Jagannath

> > Dear Rama,

> >

> > Try the devatas lording the nakshatras. You will

> > find some answer to

> > that.

> >

> > Best wishes

> > Sarajit

> >

> > >

> > >

> > > -

> > > Sanjay Rath

> > > varahamihira

> > > Monday, April 14, 2003 11:39 PM

> > > Re: |Sri Varaha| Sambandha

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > [snip]

> > >

> > > Since Akasha is ruled by devaguru

> > brihaspati, Yoga is

> > reckoned from the most auspicious pusya

> > nakshatra lorded by Brihaspati.

> > >

> > > Oh?? I thought Sani lorded pushyami...

> > >

> > > With best regards,

> > > Sanjay Rath

> > > H-5 B.J.B Nagar, Bhubaneswar 751014,

> > India

> > > Webpages: http://srath.com

> >

>

>

>

>

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