Guest guest Posted July 7, 2004 Report Share Posted July 7, 2004 Dear Graham Fox I tried to visit the geocities sites mentioned and got 404 error. Could you provide the URL again? Thanks. regards, Amitabh. --- Graham Fox <fox.graham wrote: > Dear Ken, > As Donna says, you could use an expensive program > like Parashara's > Lite. If you want a free program, I suggest you try > Jagannatha Hora > Lite, downloadable from one ot these addresses: > www.geocities.com/pvr108/jhl5/ > www.geocities.com/pvr108/jhoral/ > In the preferences>calculations>ayanamsha section, > enter " 1°01' less > than Lahiri " as a user-defined ayanamsha. Although > the Krushna Excel > ayanamsha sheet gives values VERY slightly higher or > lower than this > depending on the year, you'll always be close enough > for practical > purposes -- within a few days for periods and > subperiods. I don't > quite understand what Donna means by the need for a > seconds value, > since the mean Krushna value is given in the lessons > as being 1°01' > less than Lahiri (ie, planets 1°01' more advanced in > zodiac than > with Lahiri), and this explains the difference with > your values -- > you must be set to Lahiri. No program will reproduce > the very > slightly fluctuating values given in the Krushna > Excel calculator, > which is based on a slightly accelerating precession > rate, about > which opinions of astronomers and astrologers seem > to be divided. > Best wishes > Graham Fox > > , > Donna Quinn > <DQuinn12@o...> wrote: > > > > > > > > > Dear Ken, > > > > > > Thank you for providing the planet positions. > However,when I > tried > > > Junior Jyotish and janus software to determine > my chart i found > a > > > discrepancy of 1 deg with what you found. > > > > Yes, this is going to happen because with Jyotish > Tools (which is > the updated version of Junior Jyotish and the onl y > version that > allows you to change the ayanamsha), you can only go > out to 00:00. > With Krushna's ayanamsha you need to be able to go > out to the > 00:00:00 mark in order to come as close as possible. > This is where > you're losing the seconds. > > > > > > > > My question is : can i rely on my software to > determine charts > or if > > > the discrepancy large to cause erroneous > prediction using KAS. > > > > I would use something like Parashara's Light > perhaps if you can > afford that software. > > > > Hope this helps. > > > > Donna > > New and Improved Mail - Send 10MB messages! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 7, 2004 Report Share Posted July 7, 2004 Dear Amitabh, You can find the free version of the Jagannatha Hora astrology software at this url. Download instructions and installation instructions are there too. http://www.vedicastrologer.org/jhl6/index.htm Regards Ken. Amitabh Choudhury <amitabh_astro wrote: Dear Graham FoxI tried to visit the geocities sites mentioned and got404 error. Could you provide the URL again?Thanks.regards,Amitabh.--- Graham Fox wrote:> Dear Ken,> As Donna says, you could use an expensive program> like Parashara's > Lite. If you want a free program, I suggest you try> Jagannatha Hora > Lite, downloadable from one ot these addresses:> www.geocities.com/pvr108/jhl5/> www.geocities.com/pvr108/jhoral/> In the preferences>calculations>ayanamsha section,> enter "1°01' less > than Lahiri" as a user-defined ayanamsha. Although> the Krushna Excel > ayanamsha sheet gives values VERY slightly higher or> lower than this > depending on the year, you'll always be close enough> for practical > purposes -- within a few days for periods and> subperiods. I don't > quite understand what Donna means by the need for a> seconds value, > since the mean Krushna value is given in the lessons> as being 1°01' > less than Lahiri (ie, planets 1°01' more advanced in> zodiac than > with Lahiri), and this explains the difference with> your values -- > you must be set to Lahiri. No program will reproduce> the very > slightly fluctuating values given in the Krushna> Excel calculator, > which is based on a slightly accelerating precession> rate, about > which opinions of astronomers and astrologers seem> to be divided.> Best wishes> Graham Fox> > ,> Donna Quinn > wrote:> > > > > > > > > Dear Ken,> > > > > > Thank you for providing the planet positions.> However,when I > tried > > > Junior Jyotish and janus software to determine> my chart i found > a > > > discrepancy of 1 deg with what you found.> > > > Yes, this is going to happen because with Jyotish> Tools (which is > the updated version of Junior Jyotish and the onl y> version that > allows you to change the ayanamsha), you can only go> out to 00:00. > With Krushna's ayanamsha you need to be able to go> out to the > 00:00:00 mark in order to come as close as possible.> This is where > you're losing the seconds.> > > > > > > > My question is : can i rely on my software to> determine charts > or if > > > the discrepancy large to cause erroneous> prediction using KAS. > > > > I would use something like Parashara's Light> perhaps if you can > afford that software.> > > > Hope this helps.> > > > Donna> > New and Improved Mail - Send 10MB messages! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 7, 2004 Report Share Posted July 7, 2004 Dear Ken I thank you for the information. I have been able to download the software. regards, Amitabh. --- Ken <hoodoole wrote: > Dear Amitabh, > > You can find the free version of the Jagannatha Hora > astrology software > at this url. Download instructions and installation > instructions are there too. > > > > http://www.vedicastrologer.org/jhl6/index.htm > > Regards > Ken. > > Amitabh Choudhury <amitabh_astro wrote: > Dear Graham Fox > > I tried to visit the geocities sites mentioned and > got > 404 error. Could you provide the URL again? > > Thanks. > > regards, > Amitabh. > > --- Graham Fox wrote: > > Dear Ken, > > As Donna says, you could use an expensive program > > like Parashara's > > Lite. If you want a free program, I suggest you > try > > Jagannatha Hora > > Lite, downloadable from one ot these addresses: > > www.geocities.com/pvr108/jhl5/ > > www.geocities.com/pvr108/jhoral/ > > In the preferences>calculations>ayanamsha section, > > enter " 1°01' less > > than Lahiri " as a user-defined ayanamsha. Although > > the Krushna Excel > > ayanamsha sheet gives values VERY slightly higher > or > > lower than this > > depending on the year, you'll always be close > enough > > for practical > > purposes -- within a few days for periods and > > subperiods. I don't > > quite understand what Donna means by the need for > a > > seconds value, > > since the mean Krushna value is given in the > lessons > > as being 1°01' > > less than Lahiri (ie, planets 1°01' more advanced > in > > zodiac than > > with Lahiri), and this explains the difference > with > > your values -- > > you must be set to Lahiri. No program will > reproduce > > the very > > slightly fluctuating values given in the Krushna > > Excel calculator, > > which is based on a slightly accelerating > precession > > rate, about > > which opinions of astronomers and astrologers seem > > to be divided. > > Best wishes > > Graham Fox > > > > , > > Donna Quinn > > wrote: > > > > > > > > > > > > > Dear Ken, > > > > > > > > Thank you for providing the planet positions. > > However,when I > > tried > > > > Junior Jyotish and janus software to determine > > my chart i found > > a > > > > discrepancy of 1 deg with what you found. > > > > > > Yes, this is going to happen because with > Jyotish > > Tools (which is > > the updated version of Junior Jyotish and the onl > y > > version that > > allows you to change the ayanamsha), you can only > go > > out to 00:00. > > With Krushna's ayanamsha you need to be able to go > > out to the > > 00:00:00 mark in order to come as close as > possible. > > This is where > > you're losing the seconds. > > > > > > > > > > > My question is : can i rely on my software to > > determine charts > > or if > > > > the discrepancy large to cause erroneous > > prediction using KAS. > > > > > > I would use something like Parashara's Light > > perhaps if you can > > afford that software. > > > > > > Hope this helps. > > > > > > Donna > > > > > > > > > > > New and Improved Mail - Send 10MB messages! > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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