Outer Planets and Vedic Revelation

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Jaya Jagannath

Dear Goravani'

I think the answer lies in the understanding of the "BHU MANDALA" as

the "BHA CKHAKRA" is based on the "BHU MANDALA". I was delighted to see a

video prepared by bhakta's at ISKCON where the SaptaDhama have been

correctly understood and explained with a fantastic model/ pictures. The

Yojana has been taken as about 8.5 Miles and this shows a very accurate

calculation of the earth-Sun distance at the time of the writing of the

Bhagavatam! Compare this to the knowledge of Astronomy in the world till the

19th Century.

What exactly is "Meru" the hypothetical golden mountain rising from

the poles to the pole star? What does a SaptaDhama exactly mean? When we

have the answers to these questions, and when we realise that the sun-light

is effective till the last Dhama caused by the revolution of Saturn, and

then the darkness begins, it will be clear as to why this knowledge of

Jyotisha "Light of the Sun" is restricted till Saturn.

I think Sri Dina-Natha Das "Dina-natha (das) SNS (Delhi - IN) "

<Dina-natha.SNS can provide the video.

 

Best Wishes,

Sanjay Rath

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You Wrote: -

> I have said that Parasara perhaps didn't teach the outers because they

> were of less importance and perhaps because they are demons by spiritual

> ontological background, perhaps they received his sworn by being ignored.

> These are possible explanations.

>

> I do think that since they are orbiting fairly close to us, when viewed

> against the standards of the other planets and the stars, they probably

> have some effect or sway in some areas as the other planets do. This seems

> likely. But they were left out of Jyotish and we are left therefore

> without any guidance on them from that source.

>

> For a Jyotish-Spirited person like myself, it is hard to actually begin to

> incorporate some things "realized" and taught by the Western School. Since

> we don't "go there" for anything else, it's hard for us to "go there" for

> this portion of our science either.

>

> But I must say that I think they are probably real and valuable, and

> perhaps the Western School has something there, but it's just hard to

> cross those boundaries deftly I feel.

>

> Whatever,

>

> Das Goravani

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