Guest guest Posted May 14, 1999 Report Share Posted May 14, 1999 Jaya Jagannath Dear Robert, I stand to be corrected. I have given whatever was taught. Compression of dasa is the case in question. I had no other alternative but to follow the standard norm of 120 Years set by Parasara and popularly followed in India for compression purposes. Have you tried the 144 Year possibility instead of the standard? My point is that the Paramayus should be distributed amongst the Dasa Signs. This will show 12.5 days instead of 15 (Standard). Can you try both and see which is giving better results? The reasons for my rethinking are that in the case of Shoola dasa (A compression that has been explicitly taught unlike Char/Narayana Dasa) the Paramayus of 5 Years is equally divided into the 12 signs of 5 months each. This has given fantastic results. Even in the fall of the Vajpayee Govt., my advise of reciting the Mahamrutunjaya Mantra was recalled. The shoola Dasa of Capricorn with Venus aspected by Moon (Rudra Yoga is complete) caused this premature end. I had foreseen this and had correctly timed the terrible storm in my article and had also advised the Mahamrutunjaya, but nobody bothers to pray these days..sad. In another message I have urged Narasimha to work on the 12.5 Days itself. This discussion should throw up all the truths about the most brilliant of all Dasa's..NARAYANA. Best Wishes, Sanjay Rath ---------------- You Wrote: - > Namaste Sanjay, > > You asked the following of Narasimha, which I can answer: > > At 03:17 AM 5/15/99 +0630, you wrote: > >Jaya Jagannath > >Dear Narasimha, > > From where did 120 years come? Am I missing something. I think the > >total period of the Narayana or Chara Dasa is 144 Years. (12x12) > > Narasimha reasons that since the maximum longevity in Kali-yuga is taken > to be 120 years, that should be taken for the full Paramayush of Chara or > Narayana dasa, instead of 144, as per 12 X 12 years for each dasa in a > cycle. > > ** Question: why then do you give the following formula in "Jaimini > Upadesa Sutras" for reducing, proportionally, the Rasi dasas for shorter > periods of time related to certain kind of charts, for example Prashna > charts: On page 14 of that book, you write: > > "The dasa period in years is used for natal (human) horoscopy. This will > require suitable modifications for other charts depending on the Paramayus > (full longevity) of the chart. For example, in a horary chart concerning > the swearing-in of a government, the maximum life of the Lok Sabha (House > of People in India) is 5 years. Then the dasa periods 'P' would have to > be proportionately reduced by the formula P X 5 divided by 120. " > > I look forward to our answers, > Respectfully, > Robert > > > > ===================================== > Robert A. Koch, Vedic Astrologer > 760 NW Broken Arrow Rd. > Bend, OR. 97701-9037 > Phone: 541-318-0248 > visit <http://www.robertkoch.com> or e-mail > rk. rk ------ eGroup home: http://www.eGroups.comsjvc http://www.eGroups.com - Simplifying group communications Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 15, 1999 Report Share Posted May 15, 1999 Jaya Jagannath Dear Zoran, I can understand the confusion. I sometimes feel that this is deliberate on the part of some authors. First is the confusion about a Jaimini System that is made to look different from the Parasari..selling techniques. It is made to look awesome and very secretive..another sales gambit. The truth is that Maharishi Jaimini authored the UPADESA sutra and as the name implies these are advisory (Upadesa) by nature and supplement/ compliment the Siddha (Brihat Parasara). Second is the confusion about the Chara Dasa. The Chara Dasa is explained by Parasara in BPHS and so are the other Dasa. The Narayana dasa is actually the Upadesa of Jaimini as to where to apply the Chara and other dasa. Maharishi advises that the Chara Dasa is best applicable to the Chara Lagna. Jaimini's point is simple..every dasa can be applied to every chart, but that may not give the correct results. The Narayana dasa uses a separate set of dasa for Chara, Sthirs and Dwisbhava lagna. You can see the details from my book. Articles on this will also be coming in the Express starteller. Best Wishes, Sanjay Rath ---------------- You Wrote: - > Dear Sanjay, > Is Narayana dasha the same thing as Jaimini chara dasha?A bit confused... > Love, Zoran ------ eGroup home: http://www.eGroups.comsjvc http://www.eGroups.com - Simplifying group communications Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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