[SJC: Achyuta Gurukul] Digest Number 518

[Guest guest]

Dear Siva,

 

>However one of the disciples of Lahiri Mahasaya is Swami

>Yukteshwar Giri who gave an ayanamsa called Yukteshwar ayanamsa,

>which states that we are currently in dwapara yuga and gives a

>different cycles of yugas.

 

Is Swami Sadasiva Giri also a disciple in this line? There is an ayanamsa

called Deva-datta ayanamsa which is based also on the teachings of

Yukteshwar, or am I wrong? However, this ayanamsa differs at about one

degree from Yukteshwars. Personally I'm using an ayanamsa which is exactly

10 arc min. more than the Deva-datta ayanamsa or thus, closer to Lahiri.

 

The difference between Revati nakshatra and the zero point Aries is 10 arc

min, maybe that's why.

 

Your sishya,

Dhira Krsna dasa

[Guest guest]

Dear Dhira Krsna Dasa,

Swami Yukteshwar Giri and Sadasiva Giri are both Swamis of Giri

(mountain) order. I dont know whether Sadasiva Giri was a disciple of

Swami Yukteshwar. One can calculate Yukteshwar's ayanamsa from the

data given in his book "The Holy Science". I read that Swami

Yukteshwar used approximations in his calculations. May be Deva-datta

ayanamsa is based on the ideas of Yukteshwars but uses a more

accurate calculations.

 

regards,

Siva.

 

, "Dhira Krsna BCS"

<Dhira.Krsna.BCS@p...> wrote:

> Dear Siva,

>

> >However one of the disciples of Lahiri Mahasaya is Swami

> >Yukteshwar Giri who gave an ayanamsa called Yukteshwar ayanamsa,

> >which states that we are currently in dwapara yuga and gives a

> >different cycles of yugas.

>

> Is Swami Sadasiva Giri also a disciple in this line? There is an

ayanamsa

> called Deva-datta ayanamsa which is based also on the teachings of

> Yukteshwar, or am I wrong? However, this ayanamsa differs at about

one

> degree from Yukteshwars. Personally I'm using an ayanamsa which is

exactly

> 10 arc min. more than the Deva-datta ayanamsa or thus, closer to

Lahiri.

>

> The difference between Revati nakshatra and the zero point Aries is

10 arc

> min, maybe that's why.

>

> Your sishya,

> Dhira Krsna dasa