Guest guest Posted June 13, 2002 Report Share Posted June 13, 2002 Dear Skanda, Visti and sanjay, Thanks for your quick reply to my query. I saw the file hora.pdf in the file section of this egroup, contains the discussions on hora between Pt Sanjay and Sri Narasimha re: geo-specific vs. quantified. What is the final answer re: hora is location specific or quantified (= 1 hour)? Best Regards, Venkateswara Reddy > om namah shivaaya > ----------------- > > Dear Venkateshwara, > > The order of Horas is function of the *speed of the planets*. > Try starting from Moon the fastest planet and write them down in > circle in a clockwise sequence, we get: > > Moon -> > > Saturn Mercury > > Jupiter Venus > > Mars Sun > > > So if you follow this circle picking any planet, you will get the > Hora for the day ruled by that planet. > > As far as weekdays are concerned, I think this is obtained by > alternating between Inner & Outer planets! > > The creation of weekdays is given in Shiva Purana, here is a brief > extract: > > " At the beginning of the first creation, the omniscient merciful > Lord Mahaadeva created different weekdays for the benefit of the > entire world. > > Lord Mahadeva, the global physician, the omniscient, the panacea of > all panaceas, made the first day his own day that bestows good > health. > > Next he created Maaya(Illusion) the bestower of prosperity. > Afterwards when the birth of Kumaara was attended with some mishaps > he created the day for the sake of surmounting mishaps and idleness. > With a desire to bless the worlds and for their nurture and > protection he created the next day dedicated to MahaVishnu, the > protector of the worlds. The next day created by the lord is for the > sake of the longevity of th worlds dedicated to the creator of 3 > worlds, Brahmaa, called aslo Parameshthin, who is the bestower of > longevity too. Hence this day bestows longevity. > > The last 2 days of the weel created by the lord are those of Indra > and Yama. In the beginning when the lord created PuNya and Paapa > (Virtue & Sin) for making the 3 worlds flourish, those deities > preside over them were assigned these last 2 days. > > The last 2 days are the bestower of worldly enjoyments and removers > of premature death respectively. The lord made the Sun etc. who are > His own manifestations and are firmly established in the solar cycle > (JyotishaChakra)the lords of the different days. Their worship on > their respective days accords the respective benefits viz. health, > riches, removal of sickness, nourishment, longevity, enjoyment of > pleasures and prevention of premature death respectively. It is said > that respective merits of the different days are secured through the > gratification of the gods. Shiva is the ultimate bestower of the > fruits accruing from the worship of other gods as well. " > > Hope this helps. > > Regards > -Skanda > > > varahamihira, Venkateswara Reddy > <venkateshwara_reddy> wrote: > > Dear Learned members, > > Can somebody shed light on the following question: > > > > > > hOrA sequence: ravi, shukra, buDha, chandra,shani, > > guru, mangala and repeat.. > > > > Why are days in this order sun, mon, tues.... (Mapped > > to) Why is the hOrA sequence is ravi shukra..., why > > not other sequence. > > I guessed this is somehow related to the planets > > order > > based on the distance from SUN, but this will fit > > onlyif swap ravi and chandra places in hora sequence > > > > <ravi, shukra, buDha, chandra, shani, guru, mangala> > > > > swap moon with sun > > > > Thus, <chandra, sukra, buDha, ravi, shani, guru, > > mangala> > > > > shift this sequence -- we get > > <shani, guru, mangala, chandra(Earth), sukra, budha, > > ravi> > > > > > > Is there any specific reason for this order > > > > Best Regards, > > Venkateswara Reddy > > > > > > > > - Official partner of 2002 FIFA World Cup > > http://fifaworldcup. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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