Guest guest Posted August 26, 2009 Report Share Posted August 26, 2009 || Om Gurave Namah ||Dear Jyotishas, It's well known that Pt. Sanjay Rath takes Mandi and Gulika as two seperate grahas. Regarding the exact calculation method he has not yet mentioned anything in particular. Classics say that Mandi rises at 26,22,18,14,10,6,2 for a 30 ghatika day portion and At 10,6,2,26,22,18,14 Ghatika's for a 30 Ghatika night portion. For different dina/ratri maana take the proportion. Now, Actually this formula indicates that a 1/8th portion should be further divided in 15 further portions 4 Vighatika's or 6 Minutes each (1.5hrs/15 = 6minutes).Using the above formula we see that it always falls in " Saturn " 1/8th portion of day/night. Further that " Saturn " 1/8 portion is divided in 15 more parts.In that part also mandi varies as per day in that 15th portion of Saturn Mandi falls on 14,13,12,11,9,8 respectively from sunday onwards. Let me show this in a table, Maandi Position in day Position in Night Vaara Day Kaala# 15thPart Night Kaala# 15thPart Sun 26 7 14 10 3 10 Mon 22 6 13 6 2 9 Tue 18 5 12 2 1 8 Wed 14 4 11 26 7 14 Thur 10 3 10 22 6 13 Fri 6 2 9 18 5 12 Sat 2 1 8 14 4 11 For example, if you divide the Day in 8 parts, The saturn portion would fall on 7th portion on Sunday..In that 7th portion the 14th part will belong to Mandi.Let me show this a tabular form for Sunday, Day Yama:Sun Yama:Mars Yama:Jupiter Yama:Mercury 0 Kala: Sun Upgraha: Kaala Agni 180 Kala: Jupiter Upgraha: Mrityu Agni 360 Kala: Venus Upgraha: YamaGhanta Agni 540 Kala: Moon Upgraha: Gulika Agni 6 Agni 186 Agni 366 Agni 546 Agni 12 Agni 192 Agni 372 Agni 552 Agni 18 Vayu 198 Vayu 378 Vayu 558 Vayu 24 Vayu 204 Vayu 384 Vayu 564 Vayu 30 Vayu 210 Vayu 390 Vayu 570 Vayu 36 Vayu 216 Vayu 396 Vayu 576 Vayu Sat 42 Akaasha 222 Akaasha 402 Akaasha 582 Akaasha 48 Akaasha 228 Akaasha 408 Akaasha 588 Akaasha Thu 54 Akaasha 234 Akaasha 414 Akaasha 594 Akaasha 60 Akaasha 240 Akaasha 420 Akaasha 600 Akaasha Tue 66 Akaasha 246 Akaasha 426 Akaasha 606 Akaasha 72 Akaasha 252 Akaasha 432 Akaasha 612 Akaasha Sun 78 Akaasha 258 Akaasha 438 Akaasha 618 Akaasha 84 Akaasha 264 Akaasha 444 Akaasha 624 Akaasha 90 Kala: Mars Upgraha: - Akaasha 270 Kala: Mercury Upgraha: Ardhaprahara Akaasha 450 Kala: Saturn Upgraha: -- Akaasha 630 Kala: Rahu Upgraha: -- Akaasha 96 Akaasha 276 Akaasha 456 Akaasha 636 Akaasha 102 Vayu 282 Vayu 462 Vayu 642 Vayu 108 Vayu 288 Vayu 468 Vayu 648 Vayu 114 Vayu 294 Vayu 474 Vayu 654 Vayu 120 Vayu 300 Vayu 480 Vayu 660 Vayu 126 Agni 306 Agni 486 Agni 666 Agni 132 Agni 312 Agni 492 Agni 672 Agni Fri 138 Agni 318 Agni 498 Agni 678 Agni 144 Jala 324 Jala 504 Jala 684 Jala Wed 150 Jala 330 Jala 510 Jala 690 Jala 156 Pritvi 336 Pritvi 516 Pritvi 696 Pritvi Mon 162 Pritvi 342 Pritvi 522 Pritvi 702 Pritvi 168 Jala 348 Jala 528 Jala 708 Jala 174 Jala 354 Jala 534 Jala 714 Jala 6 Minutes is portion is 1/15 of a Kaala (1/8 portion of a day).6 minutes is also a tattva duration when a day is divided in 120 parts.Now, Some have argued that this formula could be wrong as it may assume a 32 Ghatika day/night portion divided by 8. This argument cannot be accepted as one of the basic lessons in astrology teach that Dina/ratri maana should be taken as 30 Ghatika average and it varies with seasons and long/lat. I request learned members to give their comments.Warm Regards. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 26, 2009 Report Share Posted August 26, 2009 Namaste SanjayP, > Now, Some have argued that this formula could be wrong as it may assume a 32 > Ghatika day/night portion divided by 8. This argument cannot be accepted as > one of the basic lessons in astrology teach that Dina/ratri maana should be > taken as 30 Ghatika average and it varies with seasons and long/lat. No, I think Mr Gopal Goel's point is quite logical and acceptable. The idea of giving ghatika numbers based on a 32 ghatika day/night is not that an average day/night has 32 ghatikas, but that it results in integer numbers. Instead of using an average day of 30 ghatikas and having to mention non-integer numbers like 24.375, 20.625, 16.875 etc in a poem, it is very very convenient for a poet to use a day/night of 32 ghatikas and give simple integer numbers like 26, 22, 18 etc. Thus, the act of using 32 ghatika days for explaining the calculation is for the poetic convenience of having to express integer numbers, rather than anything else. This is perfectly logical and acceptable. > It's well known that Pt. Sanjay Rath takes Mandi and Gulika as two seperate > grahas. Regarding the exact calculation method he has not yet mentioned > anything in particular. Actually, he has. I am not sure if he said anything publicly or not, but he did tell me clearly several years ago to take Gulika at the beginning of Saturn's portion and Maandi at the middle of Saturn's portion. Those defaults of JHora were decided based on his teaching. Best regards, Narasimha Do a Short Homam Yourself: http://www.VedicAstrologer.org/homam Do Pitri Tarpanas Yourself: http://www.VedicAstrologer.org/tarpana Spirituality: Free Jyotish lessons (MP3): http://vedicastro.home.comcast.net Free Jyotish software (Windows): http://www.VedicAstrologer.org Sri Jagannath Centre (SJC) website: http://www.SriJagannath.org sohamsa , Sanjay Prabhakaran <sanjaychettiar wrote: > > || Om Gurave Namah || > Dear Jyotishas, > It's well known that Pt. Sanjay Rath takes Mandi and Gulika as two seperate > grahas. Regarding the exact calculation method he has not yet mentioned > anything in particular. > > Classics say that Mandi rises at 26,22,18,14,10,6,2 for a 30 ghatika day > portion and > At 10,6,2,26,22,18,14 Ghatika's for a 30 Ghatika night portion. For > different dina/ratri maana take the proportion. > > Now, Actually this formula indicates that a 1/8th portion should be further > divided in 15 further portions 4 Vighatika's or 6 Minutes each (1.5hrs/15 = > 6minutes). > > Using the above formula we see that it always falls in " Saturn " 1/8th > portion of day/night. > Further that " Saturn " 1/8 portion is divided in 15 more parts. > In that part also mandi varies as per day > in that 15th portion of Saturn Mandi falls on 14,13,12,11,9,8 respectively > from sunday onwards. > > Let me show this in a table, > > Maandi Position in day Position in Night Vaara Day Kaala# 15thPart Night > Kaala# 15thPart Sun 26 7 14 10 3 10 Mon 22 6 13 6 2 9 Tue 18 5 12 2 1 8 > Wed 14 4 11 26 7 14 Thur 10 3 10 22 6 13 Fri 6 2 9 18 5 12 Sat 2 1 8 14 4 > 11 > > For example, if you divide the Day in 8 parts, The saturn portion would fall > on 7th portion on Sunday.. > In that 7th portion the 14th part will belong to Mandi. > > > Let me show this a tabular form for Sunday, > > > Day > Yama:Sun Yama:Mars Yama:Jupiter Yama:Mercury > 0 Kala: Sun Upgraha: Kaala Agni 180 Kala: Jupiter Upgraha: Mrityu Agni > 360 Kala: > Venus Upgraha: YamaGhanta Agni 540 Kala: Moon Upgraha: Gulika Agni > 6 Agni 186 Agni 366 Agni 546 Agni > 12 Agni 192 Agni 372 Agni 552 Agni > 18 Vayu 198 Vayu 378 Vayu 558 Vayu > 24 Vayu 204 Vayu 384 Vayu 564 Vayu > 30 Vayu 210 Vayu 390 Vayu 570 Vayu > 36 Vayu 216 Vayu 396 Vayu 576 Vayu Sat 42 Akaasha 222 Akaasha 402 Akaasha > 582 Akaasha > 48 Akaasha 228 Akaasha 408 Akaasha 588 Akaasha Thu 54 Akaasha 234 Akaasha > 414 Akaasha 594 Akaasha > 60 Akaasha 240 Akaasha 420 Akaasha 600 Akaasha Tue 66 Akaasha 246 Akaasha > 426 Akaasha 606 Akaasha > 72 Akaasha 252 Akaasha 432 Akaasha 612 Akaasha Sun 78 Akaasha 258 Akaasha > 438 Akaasha 618 Akaasha > 84 Akaasha 264 Akaasha 444 Akaasha 624 Akaasha > 90 Kala: Mars Upgraha: - Akaasha 270 Kala: Mercury Upgraha: Ardhaprahara > Akaasha 450 Kala: Saturn Upgraha: -- Akaasha 630 Kala: Rahu Upgraha: -- > Akaasha > 96 Akaasha 276 Akaasha 456 Akaasha 636 Akaasha > 102 Vayu 282 Vayu 462 Vayu 642 Vayu > 108 Vayu 288 Vayu 468 Vayu 648 Vayu > 114 Vayu 294 Vayu 474 Vayu 654 Vayu > 120 Vayu 300 Vayu 480 Vayu 660 Vayu > 126 Agni 306 Agni 486 Agni 666 Agni > 132 Agni 312 Agni 492 Agni 672 Agni Fri 138 Agni 318 Agni 498 Agni 678 Agni > 144 Jala 324 Jala 504 Jala 684 Jala Wed 150 Jala 330 Jala 510 Jala 690 Jala > 156 Pritvi 336 Pritvi 516 Pritvi 696 Pritvi Mon 162 Pritvi 342 Pritvi 522 > Pritvi 702 Pritvi > 168 Jala 348 Jala 528 Jala 708 Jala > 174 Jala 354 Jala 534 Jala 714 Jala > > > > > > > > > > > > 6 Minutes is portion is 1/15 of a Kaala (1/8 portion of a day). > 6 minutes is also a tattva duration when a day is divided in 120 parts. > > Now, Some have argued that this formula could be wrong as it may assume a 32 > Ghatika day/night portion divided by 8. This argument cannot be accepted as > one of the basic lessons in astrology teach that Dina/ratri maana should be > taken as 30 Ghatika average and it varies with seasons and long/lat. > > I request learned members to give their comments. > > Warm Regards. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 26, 2009 Report Share Posted August 26, 2009 Namaste PVR Jido you mean to say rishis will compromise accuracy for the poetical beautyIF that is the case we may not have got katpayadi system of application which we apply to sutras where we see before our eyes numbers got after division and remainder.I mean to say rishis have so many ways to tell us the exact numbers even ctryptography.thanksvishnuyour argument is interesting but not acceptable .--- On Wed, 8/26/09, pvr108 <pvr wrote:pvr108 <pvr Re: Mandi Calculations and tattva of daysohamsa Date: Wednesday, August 26, 2009, 6:29 PM Namaste SanjayP, > Now, Some have argued that this formula could be wrong as it may assume a 32 > Ghatika day/night portion divided by 8. This argument cannot be accepted as > one of the basic lessons in astrology teach that Dina/ratri maana should be > taken as 30 Ghatika average and it varies with seasons and long/lat. No, I think Mr Gopal Goel's point is quite logical and acceptable. The idea of giving ghatika numbers based on a 32 ghatika day/night is not that an average day/night has 32 ghatikas, but that it results in integer numbers. Instead of using an average day of 30 ghatikas and having to mention non-integer numbers like 24.375, 20.625, 16.875 etc in a poem, it is very very convenient for a poet to use a day/night of 32 ghatikas and give simple integer numbers like 26, 22, 18 etc. Thus, the act of using 32 ghatika days for explaining the calculation is for the poetic convenience of having to express integer numbers, rather than anything else. This is perfectly logical and acceptable. > It's well known that Pt. Sanjay Rath takes Mandi and Gulika as two seperate > grahas. Regarding the exact calculation method he has not yet mentioned > anything in particular. Actually, he has. I am not sure if he said anything publicly or not, but he did tell me clearly several years ago to take Gulika at the beginning of Saturn's portion and Maandi at the middle of Saturn's portion. Those defaults of JHora were decided based on his teaching. Best regards, Narasimha ------------ --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- - Do a Short Homam Yourself: http://www.VedicAst rologer.org/ homam Do Pitri Tarpanas Yourself: http://www.VedicAst rologer.org/ tarpana Spirituality: http://groups. / group/vedic- wisdom Free Jyotish lessons (MP3): http://vedicastro. home.comcast. net Free Jyotish software (Windows): http://www.VedicAst rologer.org Sri Jagannath Centre (SJC) website: http://www.SriJagan nath.org ------------ --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- - sohamsa@ .com, Sanjay Prabhakaran <sanjaychettiar@ ...> wrote: > > || Om Gurave Namah || > Dear Jyotishas, > It's well known that Pt. Sanjay Rath takes Mandi and Gulika as two seperate > grahas. Regarding the exact calculation method he has not yet mentioned > anything in particular. > > Classics say that Mandi rises at 26,22,18,14, 10,6,2 for a 30 ghatika day > portion and > At 10,6,2,26,22, 18,14 Ghatika's for a 30 Ghatika night portion. For > different dina/ratri maana take the proportion. > > Now, Actually this formula indicates that a 1/8th portion should be further > divided in 15 further portions 4 Vighatika's or 6 Minutes each (1.5hrs/15 = > 6minutes). > > Using the above formula we see that it always falls in "Saturn" 1/8th > portion of day/night. > Further that "Saturn" 1/8 portion is divided in 15 more parts. > In that part also mandi varies as per day > in that 15th portion of Saturn Mandi falls on 14,13,12,11, 9,8 respectively > from sunday onwards. > > Let me show this in a table, > > Maandi Position in day Position in Night Vaara Day Kaala# 15thPart Night > Kaala# 15thPart Sun 26 7 14 10 3 10 Mon 22 6 13 6 2 9 Tue 18 5 12 2 1 8 > Wed 14 4 11 26 7 14 Thur 10 3 10 22 6 13 Fri 6 2 9 18 5 12 Sat 2 1 8 14 4 > 11 > > For example, if you divide the Day in 8 parts, The saturn portion would fall > on 7th portion on Sunday... > In that 7th portion the 14th part will belong to Mandi. > > > Let me show this a tabular form for Sunday, > > > Day > Yama:Sun Yama:Mars Yama:Jupiter Yama:Mercury > 0 Kala: Sun Upgraha: Kaala Agni 180 Kala: Jupiter Upgraha: Mrityu Agni > 360 Kala: > Venus Upgraha: YamaGhanta Agni 540 Kala: Moon Upgraha: Gulika Agni > 6 Agni 186 Agni 366 Agni 546 Agni > 12 Agni 192 Agni 372 Agni 552 Agni > 18 Vayu 198 Vayu 378 Vayu 558 Vayu > 24 Vayu 204 Vayu 384 Vayu 564 Vayu > 30 Vayu 210 Vayu 390 Vayu 570 Vayu > 36 Vayu 216 Vayu 396 Vayu 576 Vayu Sat 42 Akaasha 222 Akaasha 402 Akaasha > 582 Akaasha > 48 Akaasha 228 Akaasha 408 Akaasha 588 Akaasha Thu 54 Akaasha 234 Akaasha > 414 Akaasha 594 Akaasha > 60 Akaasha 240 Akaasha 420 Akaasha 600 Akaasha Tue 66 Akaasha 246 Akaasha > 426 Akaasha 606 Akaasha > 72 Akaasha 252 Akaasha 432 Akaasha 612 Akaasha Sun 78 Akaasha 258 Akaasha > 438 Akaasha 618 Akaasha > 84 Akaasha 264 Akaasha 444 Akaasha 624 Akaasha > 90 Kala: Mars Upgraha: - Akaasha 270 Kala: Mercury Upgraha: Ardhaprahara > Akaasha 450 Kala: Saturn Upgraha: -- Akaasha 630 Kala: Rahu Upgraha: -- > Akaasha > 96 Akaasha 276 Akaasha 456 Akaasha 636 Akaasha > 102 Vayu 282 Vayu 462 Vayu 642 Vayu > 108 Vayu 288 Vayu 468 Vayu 648 Vayu > 114 Vayu 294 Vayu 474 Vayu 654 Vayu > 120 Vayu 300 Vayu 480 Vayu 660 Vayu > 126 Agni 306 Agni 486 Agni 666 Agni > 132 Agni 312 Agni 492 Agni 672 Agni Fri 138 Agni 318 Agni 498 Agni 678 Agni > 144 Jala 324 Jala 504 Jala 684 Jala Wed 150 Jala 330 Jala 510 Jala 690 Jala > 156 Pritvi 336 Pritvi 516 Pritvi 696 Pritvi Mon 162 Pritvi 342 Pritvi 522 > Pritvi 702 Pritvi > 168 Jala 348 Jala 528 Jala 708 Jala > 174 Jala 354 Jala 534 Jala 714 Jala > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > 6 Minutes is portion is 1/15 of a Kaala (1/8 portion of a day). > 6 minutes is also a tattva duration when a day is divided in 120 parts. > > Now, Some have argued that this formula could be wrong as it may assume a 32 > Ghatika day/night portion divided by 8. This argument cannot be accepted as > one of the basic lessons in astrology teach that Dina/ratri maana should be > taken as 30 Ghatika average and it varies with seasons and long/lat. > > I request learned members to give their comments. > > Warm Regards. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 26, 2009 Report Share Posted August 26, 2009 Namaste, Two points: (1) There is no " compromise " of " accuracy " here. Whether one takes 26, 22, 18 ghatikas in a 32 ghatika day or 24.375, 20.625, 16.875 ghatikas in a 30 ghatika day, the results will be the same after you do the math for your specific day length. (2) The " rishi " who covered the topic of upagraha calculation (i.e. Parasara) did not even mention any specific numbers. He chose to give the *formula* instead of teaching with specific numbers. Best regards, Narasimha Do a Short Homam Yourself: http://www.VedicAstrologer.org/homam Do Pitri Tarpanas Yourself: http://www.VedicAstrologer.org/tarpana Spirituality: Free Jyotish lessons (MP3): http://vedicastro.home.comcast.net Free Jyotish software (Windows): http://www.VedicAstrologer.org Sri Jagannath Centre (SJC) website: http://www.SriJagannath.org > Namaste PVR Ji > > do you mean to say rishis will compromise accuracy for the poetical beautyIF that is the case we may not have got katpayadi system of application which we apply to sutras where we see before our eyes numbers got after division and remainder.I mean to say rishis have so many ways to tell us the exact numbers even ctryptography. > thanks > vishnu > your argument is interesting but not acceptable .--- On Wed, 8/26/09, pvr108 <pvr wrote: > > pvr108 <pvr > Re: Mandi Calculations and tattva of day > sohamsa > Wednesday, August 26, 2009, 6:29 PM > > > Namaste SanjayP, > > > Now, Some have argued that this formula could be wrong as it may assume a 32 > > Ghatika day/night portion divided by 8. This argument cannot be accepted as > > one of the basic lessons in astrology teach that Dina/ratri maana should be > > taken as 30 Ghatika average and it varies with seasons and long/lat. > > No, I think Mr Gopal Goel's point is quite logical and acceptable. The idea of giving ghatika numbers based on a 32 ghatika day/night is not that an average day/night has 32 ghatikas, but that it results in integer numbers.. Instead of using an average day of 30 ghatikas and having to mention non-integer numbers like 24.375, 20.625, 16.875 etc in a poem, it is very very convenient for a poet to use a day/night of 32 ghatikas and give simple integer numbers like 26, 22, 18 etc. > > Thus, the act of using 32 ghatika days for explaining the calculation is for the poetic convenience of having to express integer numbers, rather than anything else. This is perfectly logical and acceptable. > > > It's well known that Pt. Sanjay Rath takes Mandi and Gulika as two seperate > > grahas. Regarding the exact calculation method he has not yet mentioned > > anything in particular. > > Actually, he has. I am not sure if he said anything publicly or not, but he did tell me clearly several years ago to take Gulika at the beginning of Saturn's portion and Maandi at the middle of Saturn's portion. Those defaults of JHora were decided based on his teaching. > > Best regards, > Narasimha > ------------ --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- - > Do a Short Homam Yourself: http://www.VedicAst rologer.org/ homam > Do Pitri Tarpanas Yourself: http://www.VedicAst rologer.org/ tarpana > Spirituality: http://groups. / group/vedic- wisdom > Free Jyotish lessons (MP3): http://vedicastro. home.comcast. net > Free Jyotish software (Windows): http://www.VedicAst rologer.org > Sri Jagannath Centre (SJC) website: http://www.SriJagan nath.org > ------------ --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- - > > sohamsa@ .com, Sanjay Prabhakaran <sanjaychettiar@ ...> wrote: > > > > || Om Gurave Namah || > > Dear Jyotishas, > > It's well known that Pt. Sanjay Rath takes Mandi and Gulika as two seperate > > grahas. Regarding the exact calculation method he has not yet mentioned > > anything in particular. > > > > Classics say that Mandi rises at 26,22,18,14, 10,6,2 for a 30 ghatika day > > portion and > > At 10,6,2,26,22, 18,14 Ghatika's for a 30 Ghatika night portion. For > > different dina/ratri maana take the proportion. > > > > Now, Actually this formula indicates that a 1/8th portion should be further > > divided in 15 further portions 4 Vighatika's or 6 Minutes each (1.5hrs/15 = > > 6minutes). > > > > Using the above formula we see that it always falls in " Saturn " 1/8th > > portion of day/night. > > Further that " Saturn " 1/8 portion is divided in 15 more parts. > > In that part also mandi varies as per day > > in that 15th portion of Saturn Mandi falls on 14,13,12,11, 9,8 respectively > > from sunday onwards. > > > > Let me show this in a table, > > > > Maandi Position in day Position in Night Vaara Day Kaala# 15thPart Night > > Kaala# 15thPart Sun 26 7 14 10 3 10 Mon 22 6 13 6 2 9 Tue 18 5 12 2 1 8 > > Wed 14 4 11 26 7 14 Thur 10 3 10 22 6 13 Fri 6 2 9 18 5 12 Sat 2 1 8 14 4 > > 11 > > > > For example, if you divide the Day in 8 parts, The saturn portion would fall > > on 7th portion on Sunday.. > > In that 7th portion the 14th part will belong to Mandi. > > > > > > Let me show this a tabular form for Sunday, > > > > > > Day > > Yama:Sun Yama:Mars Yama:Jupiter Yama:Mercury > > 0 Kala: Sun Upgraha: Kaala Agni 180 Kala: Jupiter Upgraha: Mrityu Agni > > 360 Kala: > > Venus Upgraha: YamaGhanta Agni 540 Kala: Moon Upgraha: Gulika Agni > > 6 Agni 186 Agni 366 Agni 546 Agni > > 12 Agni 192 Agni 372 Agni 552 Agni > > 18 Vayu 198 Vayu 378 Vayu 558 Vayu > > 24 Vayu 204 Vayu 384 Vayu 564 Vayu > > 30 Vayu 210 Vayu 390 Vayu 570 Vayu > > 36 Vayu 216 Vayu 396 Vayu 576 Vayu Sat 42 Akaasha 222 Akaasha 402 Akaasha > > 582 Akaasha > > 48 Akaasha 228 Akaasha 408 Akaasha 588 Akaasha Thu 54 Akaasha 234 Akaasha > > 414 Akaasha 594 Akaasha > > 60 Akaasha 240 Akaasha 420 Akaasha 600 Akaasha Tue 66 Akaasha 246 Akaasha > > 426 Akaasha 606 Akaasha > > 72 Akaasha 252 Akaasha 432 Akaasha 612 Akaasha Sun 78 Akaasha 258 Akaasha > > 438 Akaasha 618 Akaasha > > 84 Akaasha 264 Akaasha 444 Akaasha 624 Akaasha > > 90 Kala: Mars Upgraha: - Akaasha 270 Kala: Mercury Upgraha: Ardhaprahara > > Akaasha 450 Kala: Saturn Upgraha: -- Akaasha 630 Kala: Rahu Upgraha: -- > > Akaasha > > 96 Akaasha 276 Akaasha 456 Akaasha 636 Akaasha > > 102 Vayu 282 Vayu 462 Vayu 642 Vayu > > 108 Vayu 288 Vayu 468 Vayu 648 Vayu > > 114 Vayu 294 Vayu 474 Vayu 654 Vayu > > 120 Vayu 300 Vayu 480 Vayu 660 Vayu > > 126 Agni 306 Agni 486 Agni 666 Agni > > 132 Agni 312 Agni 492 Agni 672 Agni Fri 138 Agni 318 Agni 498 Agni 678 Agni > > 144 Jala 324 Jala 504 Jala 684 Jala Wed 150 Jala 330 Jala 510 Jala 690 Jala > > 156 Pritvi 336 Pritvi 516 Pritvi 696 Pritvi Mon 162 Pritvi 342 Pritvi 522 > > Pritvi 702 Pritvi > > 168 Jala 348 Jala 528 Jala 708 Jala > > 174 Jala 354 Jala 534 Jala 714 Jala > > 6 Minutes is portion is 1/15 of a Kaala (1/8 portion of a day). > > 6 minutes is also a tattva duration when a day is divided in 120 parts.. > > > > Now, Some have argued that this formula could be wrong as it may assume a 32 > > Ghatika day/night portion divided by 8. This argument cannot be accepted as > > one of the basic lessons in astrology teach that Dina/ratri maana should be > > taken as 30 Ghatika average and it varies with seasons and long/lat. > > > > I request learned members to give their comments. > > > > Warm Regards. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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