(To Sanjay-ji) ...... Rishis' in Drekkana _ Sequence correction.

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|| Hare Raama Krsna ||Dear Sanjay-ji, Pranam. I was listening to your Arti-SJC mp3 lecture on Jagannath Drekkhan. You mentioned that the three Rishis, Naarada, Agastya and Durvaasa are associated with Movable, Fixed and Dual signs respectively. However, in this article, http://.org/lessons/rasidasa01.htm (last paragraph) the sequence is not mentioned correctly. Sarvam Durgaaspanamastu.Best wishes,Sourav

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||Namah Shivaya||

 

Dear Sourav,

There has been confusion on this earlier as well.

 

Sanjay ji has clarifed , subsequent to the Attri classes, this as following and I quote:

 

(1) Devarsi -- Narada --Mutable or dual signs [logic: being 9th from movable signs](2) Brahmarsi --Agastya --Movable signs [logic: being 9th from fixed signs](3) Maharsi --Durvasa --Fixed signs [logic: being 9th from mutable/dual signs]Thus, looking at gunas:

(1) Devarsi -- Narada --Mutable or dual signs --satva guna(2) Brahmarsi --Agastya --Movable signs --rajas guna(3) Maharsi --Durvasa --Fixed signs --tamas guna

The next step is to covert on the basis of the guna. Satva (Devarshi) remains the same and no conversion occurs. Rajas (Brahmarsi) is converted to Tamas (Maharsi) and vice-versa.(1) Devarsi -- Narada --Mutable or dual signs --satva guna --> satva guna --Mutable or dual signs--Narada [Rishi is not changing, dominant guna is not changing](2) Brahmarsi --Agastya --Movable signs --rajas guna --> tamas guna -- Fixed signs --Maharsi --Agastya [Rishi is not changing, dominant guna changes, and thus the sign association changes](3) Maharsi --Durvasa --Fixed signs --tamas guna --> rajas guna -- Movable signs -- Brahmarsi --Durvasa [Rishi is not changing, dominant guna changes, and thus the sign association changes]He says: Now for the purpose of Narayana dasa, Drig dasa and every where we use rasi drishti, we should remember this changing of guna and accordingly in the Narayana dasha book, it is given as Agasthya related to Maharishi (sthira rashis) and Durvssa is related to Bhramarishi (chara rashis)

 

Hope this helps

Best

Sharat

 

 

 

-

Sourav

sohamsa

Saturday, August 11, 2007 5:16 AM

(To Sanjay-ji) ...... Rishis' in Drekkana _ Sequence correction.

 

 

|| Hare Raama Krsna ||Dear Sanjay-ji, Pranam. I was listening to your Arti-SJC mp3 lecture on Jagannath Drekkhan. You mentioned that the three Rishis, Naarada, Agastya and Durvaasa are associated with Movable, Fixed and Dual signs respectively. However, in this article, http://.org/lessons/rasidasa01.htm (last paragraph) the sequence is not mentioned correctly. Sarvam Durgaaspanamastu.Best wishes,Sourav

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|| Jaya Jagannath ||

Dear Sharat,

 

Your explanation will be more comprehensive if you explain the

need of conversion based on 9th sign principle.

 

Best Wishes

Sarajit

 

 

 

 

sohamsa [sohamsa ] On Behalf Of Sharat

Saturday, August 11, 2007 1:00 PM

sohamsa

Re: (To Sanjay-ji) ...... Rishis' in Drekkana _

Sequence correction.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

||Namah Shivaya||

 

 

 

 

 

Dear Sourav,

 

 

There has been confusion on this earlier as well.

 

 

 

 

 

Sanjay ji has clarifed , subsequent to the Attri classes, this as

following and I quote:

 

 

 

 

 

(1) Devarsi -- Narada --Mutable or dual signs [logic: being 9th

from movable signs]

(2) Brahmarsi --Agastya --Movable signs [logic: being 9th from fixed signs]

(3) Maharsi --Durvasa --Fixed signs [logic: being 9th from mutable/dual signs]

Thus, looking at gunas:

 

 

(1) Devarsi -- Narada --Mutable or dual signs --satva guna

(2) Brahmarsi --Agastya --Movable signs --rajas guna

(3) Maharsi --Durvasa --Fixed signs --tamas guna

 

 

The next step is to covert on the basis of the guna. Satva

(Devarshi) remains the same and no conversion occurs. Rajas (Brahmarsi) is

converted to Tamas (Maharsi) and vice-versa.

(1) Devarsi -- Narada --Mutable or dual signs --satva guna --> satva guna

--Mutable or dual signs--Narada [Rishi is not changing, dominant guna is not

changing]

(2) Brahmarsi --Agastya --Movable signs --rajas guna --> tamas guna -- Fixed

signs --Maharsi --Agastya [Rishi is not changing, dominant guna changes, and

thus the sign association changes]

(3) Maharsi --Durvasa --Fixed signs --tamas guna --> rajas guna -- Movable

signs -- Brahmarsi --Durvasa [Rishi is not changing, dominant guna changes, and

thus the sign association changes]

He says: Now for the purpose of Narayana dasa, Drig dasa and every where we use

rasi drishti, we should remember this changing of guna and accordingly in the

Narayana dasha book, it is given as Agasthya related to Maharishi (sthira

rashis) and Durvssa is related to Bhramarishi (chara rashis)

 

 

 

 

 

Hope this helps

 

 

Best

 

 

Sharat

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Sourav

 

 

sohamsa

 

 

 

Saturday, August 11,

2007 5:16 AM

 

 

(To

Sanjay-ji) ...... Rishis' in Drekkana _ Sequence correction.

 

 

 

 

 

|| Hare Raama Krsna ||

 

Dear Sanjay-ji,

Pranam. I was listening to your Arti-SJC mp3 lecture on Jagannath Drekkhan. You

mentioned that the three Rishis, Naarada, Agastya and Durvaasa are associated

with Movable, Fixed and Dual signs respectively. However, in this article, http://.org/lessons/rasidasa01.htm

(last paragraph) the sequence is not mentioned correctly.

 

Sarvam Durgaaspanamastu.

 

Best wishes,

 

Sourav

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||Namah Shivaya||

Dear Sarajit,

Thanks for pointing that out.

It is becuse 9H is the dharma sthana where the Rishi's sit, hence we see 9th.

 

Best

Sharat

 

 

-

Sarajit Poddar

sohamsa

Saturday, August 11, 2007 2:44 PM

RE: (To Sanjay-ji) ...... Rishis' in Drekkana _ Sequence correction.

 

 

 

 

|| Jaya Jagannath ||Dear Sharat,

 

Your explanation will be more comprehensive if you explain the need of conversion based on 9th sign principle.

 

Best Wishes

Sarajit

 

 

 

sohamsa [sohamsa ] On Behalf Of SharatSaturday, August 11, 2007 1:00 PMsohamsa Subject: Re: (To Sanjay-ji) ...... Rishis' in Drekkana _ Sequence correction.

 

 

 

 

 

||Namah Shivaya||

 

 

 

Dear Sourav,

 

There has been confusion on this earlier as well.

 

 

 

Sanjay ji has clarifed , subsequent to the Attri classes, this as following and I quote:

 

 

 

(1) Devarsi -- Narada --Mutable or dual signs [logic: being 9th from movable signs](2) Brahmarsi --Agastya --Movable signs [logic: being 9th from fixed signs](3) Maharsi --Durvasa --Fixed signs [logic: being 9th from mutable/dual signs]Thus, looking at gunas:

 

(1) Devarsi -- Narada --Mutable or dual signs --satva guna(2) Brahmarsi --Agastya --Movable signs --rajas guna(3) Maharsi --Durvasa --Fixed signs --tamas guna

 

The next step is to covert on the basis of the guna. Satva (Devarshi) remains the same and no conversion occurs. Rajas (Brahmarsi) is converted to Tamas (Maharsi) and vice-versa.(1) Devarsi -- Narada --Mutable or dual signs --satva guna --> satva guna --Mutable or dual signs--Narada [Rishi is not changing, dominant guna is not changing](2) Brahmarsi --Agastya --Movable signs --rajas guna --> tamas guna -- Fixed signs --Maharsi --Agastya [Rishi is not changing, dominant guna changes, and thus the sign association changes](3) Maharsi --Durvasa --Fixed signs --tamas guna --> rajas guna -- Movable signs -- Brahmarsi --Durvasa [Rishi is not changing, dominant guna changes, and thus the sign association changes]He says: Now for the purpose of Narayana dasa, Drig dasa and every where we use rasi drishti, we should remember this changing of guna and accordingly in the Narayana dasha book, it is given as Agasthya related to Maharishi (sthira rashis) and Durvssa is related to Bhramarishi (chara rashis)

 

 

 

Hope this helps

 

Best

 

Sharat

 

 

 

 

 

 

-

 

Sourav

 

sohamsa

 

Saturday, August 11, 2007 5:16 AM

 

(To Sanjay-ji) ...... Rishis' in Drekkana _ Sequence correction.

 

 

 

|| Hare Raama Krsna ||Dear Sanjay-ji, Pranam. I was listening to your Arti-SJC mp3 lecture on Jagannath Drekkhan. You mentioned that the three Rishis, Naarada, Agastya and Durvaasa are associated with Movable, Fixed and Dual signs respectively. However, in this article, http://.org/lessons/rasidasa01.htm (last paragraph) the sequence is not mentioned correctly. Sarvam Durgaaspanamastu.Best wishes,Sourav

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http://srath.com/blog/2007/01/drekkana-reckoning-and-rishis.htmlSourav <souravc108 wrote: || Hare Raama Krsna ||Dear Sanjay-ji, Pranam. I was listening to your Arti-SJC mp3 lecture on Jagannath

Drekkhan. You mentioned that the three Rishis, Naarada, Agastya and Durvaasa are associated with Movable, Fixed and Dual signs respectively. However, in this article, http://.org/lessons/rasidasa01.htm (last paragraph) the sequence is not mentioned correctly. Sarvam Durgaaspanamastu.Best wishes,Sourav

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Dear Sourav

Sequence is different for Parasara drekkana and others

Best Wishes

Sanjay Rath

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sohamsa [sohamsa ] On Behalf Of SouravSaturday, August 11, 2007 9:46 AMsohamsa Subject: (To Sanjay-ji) ...... Rishis' in Drekkana _ Sequence correction.

 

 

|| Hare Raama Krsna ||Dear Sanjay-ji, Pranam. I was listening to your Arti-SJC mp3 lecture on Jagannath Drekkhan. You mentioned that the three Rishis, Naarada, Agastya and Durvaasa are associated with Movable, Fixed and Dual signs respectively. However, in this article, http://.org/lessons/rasidasa01.htm (last paragraph) the sequence is not mentioned correctly. Sarvam Durgaaspanamastu.Best wishes,Sourav

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