Guest guest Posted June 20, 2004 Report Share Posted June 20, 2004 Hari Om Namo Viswarupaya ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Hello Jyotisha's I have been studying Hora periods of the day and have no clarity on this.... I have read Narasimha's info in his book, Sanjay's books, Visti's article which includes Tattva periods, and Freedom's articles that depict Kalacharka, Lesson 6 from Sanjay, Message 4594, etc. yet clarity on this subject and it's applications allude me. This is so fundamental to own and comprehend this knowledge - I look to the Guru's for their insight and learning. The differences in definition i.e. when to use Yama defined times and when to use MahaKala ( assume from Kalacharka) defined times. Kaala for Remedial Measures using Kala Charaka indications? Yama for the start of an action??? Let me see if I can articulate my issue in the 4 points below ( if some one can recommend a book on this subject it will be most welcome). 1. Sanjay's Explanation from Varga Charka, pp 39-41: Yama follows the sun - so sunrise and sunset times are important for start times - and there are 24 hora in a day, distributed equally. MahaKaal does not follow the sun, but uses local time(6AM) for the start. The day and night durations have 12 hours each. >> Question: When do you use one over the other - that is, the hora has (2) 12 hora segments, yet in the discssions below we divide the day into (2) 8 period segments. 2. Now, Narasimha describes (In Vedic Astrology book, pp 35-37) as the day divided into 8 parts for the ownership of the Graha's - 8 for day ( from sunrise) and 8 for night (from sunset). and follows the day of the week e.g.Sun, moon, Mars, Merc, Jup, Ven, Sat then NO LORD for any part following Sani. >>Question: a. Should the NO Lord part assigned to Rahu??? b. The sequence of the times follow the days of the week and make sense, yet this is not the case when compared to Hora times where the sequence is based upon planet speed from Saturn, Jupiter, Mars.... moon. Why the difference? 3. Visti's article (from a work shop I think) defines Pancha Tattwa and also discusses 8 cycles in a day and night corresponding to the 8 Yama from Sun to Rahu, beginning with the vara lording the day. >> Question: a. is this the same sequence as Narasimha's definition - with RAHU being the owner of the division FOLLOWING Saturn? b. The sequence of a day begins with the day lord e.g. Monday starts with Moon, then following the Kalacharka sequence next in line - Rahu, Sun, Mars, Jupiter, Mercury, Venus and Saturn , Correct? 4. Freedom's article - on his web site http://www.shrifreedom.com/ Kalacharka and picking time for puja for Upaya. He divides the day into 8 periods with the lord of the day first, then following the Kalacharka order of grahas. Freedom also suggests the use of these periods for remedial measures. The Sequence follows Kalacharka , yet is different then Narasimha's sequence that follows the days of the week. Any help is welcomed!!! patu sarvaih svarupair nah sada sarvatra sama-gah May the Lord, who is all-pervasive in His various forms, protect us everywhere. Pranams, Frank in San Diego Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 20, 2004 Report Share Posted June 20, 2004 || Om Gurave Namah || Dear Frank, From What I understand, In a hour(hora) ruled by a graha the Bhava ruled by the graha gets activated. Example it's good to meet a doctor/Jyotish in hora ruled by ones Lagna. Hour(hora) can be equated to Weekday's. There is a dictum from Muhurtha Chintamani which states the What's is prescribed to performed in on certain weekday(vara) can be done in same Hora as an alternative. For example if certain Activitiy is to best performed on Thursday it can alternatively(only as substitute) be done the Jupiter Hora of any day. The Kaalas (1.5 hrs and Yamas of 1/8 of day portion) are 8 follow the Kaalchakra or Ashtadala Padma. These time portions activates the Graha s (versus hora which activates the houses/Bhava) and the 8th Chara Kaaraka in the Chart. Lets take an example. Since Weekday(like Hora) activates the sign, Lets assumes one's Rahu is in Aries Then the Rahu Kaalam(Yama) on Tuesdays(Mar's House) will be very prominent to bring the effects of Rahu's in that Natives' Chart. All Religious activities are best performed as per sun rise so Yama (dividing sunset-sunrise/8) is best for propintiation. Now coming to Narasimhaji's qoute you gave. There is a another way of asigning rulers the eight portions of the day. This is in Weekday order (Vaara Chakra like). These give the chaya graha which are children of the Graha. Like Kala, Yamagantaka, Ardapraha,Gullika and Mandi. These indicate the day portions when the children of that graha will be active, For Example Muhurtha should not be chosen in Gullika kaalam. Because at that time the Ultra Malefic son of Saturn Gullika will be rising in the ascendant at that given place. Hope this answers some of your questions. Warm Regards Sanjay P. Om Tat Sat Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 21, 2004 Report Share Posted June 21, 2004 Hari Om ~~~~~~ Namaskar Sanjay P Your post was very useful..I thank you and will continue my research on this. DO you perhaps have any data on calculating the Tattva's for specific times? is Hora used? Kalachakra? Pranams, Frank in San Diego varahamihira , sanjayp@c... wrote: > || Om Gurave Namah || > Dear Frank, > From What I understand, > In a hour(hora) ruled by a graha the Bhava ruled by the graha gets > activated. Example it's good to meet a doctor/Jyotish in hora ruled by > ones Lagna. Hour(hora) can be equated to Weekday's. There is a dictum > from Muhurtha Chintamani which states the What's is prescribed to > performed in on certain weekday(vara) can be done in same Hora as an > alternative. For example if certain Activitiy is to best performed on > Thursday it can alternatively(only as substitute) be done the Jupiter > Hora of any day. > > The Kaalas (1.5 hrs and Yamas of 1/8 of day portion) are 8 follow the > Kaalchakra or Ashtadala Padma. These time portions activates the Graha > s (versus hora which activates the houses/Bhava) and the 8th Chara > Kaaraka in the Chart. Lets take an example. Since Weekday(like Hora) > activates the sign, Lets assumes one's Rahu is in Aries Then the Rahu > Kaalam(Yama) on Tuesdays(Mar's House) will be very prominent to bring > the effects of Rahu's in that Natives' Chart. > All Religious activities are best performed as per sun rise so Yama > (dividing sunset-sunrise/8) is best for propintiation. > > > Now coming to Narasimhaji's qoute you gave. There is a another way of > asigning rulers the eight portions of the day. This is in Weekday > order (Vaara Chakra like). These give the chaya graha which are > children of the Graha. Like Kala, Yamagantaka, Ardapraha,Gullika and > Mandi. These indicate the day portions when the children of that graha > will be active, For Example Muhurtha should not be chosen in Gullika > kaalam. Because at that time the Ultra Malefic son of Saturn Gullika > will be rising in the ascendant at that given place. > > > Hope this answers some of your questions. > > Warm Regards > Sanjay P. > Om Tat Sat Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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