Guest guest Posted December 26, 2004 Report Share Posted December 26, 2004 ||Hare Rama Krsna|| Dear List, Namaskar Since this forum is meant to give the teachings of the parampara of Sri Achyuta Dasa, let me clarify this discussion. The first differentiation between planets is Saumya (pleasant, nice) and Krüra (cruel, harsh). This will tell us whether the planet will give results through nice/soft means, or through cruel means which can cause sorrow or anger to others. Here the parampara follows BPHS blindly, as it has for many ages. The next differentiation is between subha (auspicious/fortunate) and paapa (malignant). This differentiation is more relative to the particular area of life under analysis and the lagna. This is where the term functional malefic comes from, however is deeper than mere lordships from lagna. I.e. the sun is considered auspicious in matters of health and dharma, hence it will support the health of a person and protect the body, as well as sustain the marriage and increase spirituality. Btw. If you by Sürya Gayatri are talking about Savitur Gayatri – there is a significant difference between the two – one is a Graha and the other is a very high form of knowledge. Best wishes, font-weight:bold"> color:#99CC00;font-weight:bold">Visti Larsen Verdana;color:#99CC00"> color:#99CC00">http://srigaruda.com color:#99CC00">visti (AT) srigaruda (DOT) com font-family:Verdana;color:#4E81C4"> color:windowtext"> Chandrashekhar [chandrashekhar46 (AT) (DOT) co.uk] 24 December 2004 18:26 Cc: pranavsiva (AT) (DOT) co.in Re: [Om Krishna Guru] Please clear my doubt !!! Dear Pranav, You are free to differ from what I have given as my opinion. However before making blanket statements about no astrological text calling Surya Krura, will you care to read BPHS CH.3 Shlokas 11 and 12, which clearly state Surya and others as Krura. It is also likely that you have some versions not known generally to Jyotish world about Surya. May I know the edition you are referring? Perhaps you will care to give reference and quote from Scriptures in support of your argument about Ladies of all age being permitted to recite Surya Gayatri, in similar manner. I would like to know why Surya Gayatri is to be told to son by father in his ear so that no one hears it, at the time of his Upanayan only. Or is this also not according to scriptures that you refer to? Chandrashekhar. pranav siva wrote: Hare Krsna Dear Chandrasekharji, Namaskar, Thankyou for your response.However, I beg to differ with you.To call" Sun" as a "Krura", is a misnomer.None of the classical text worth mentioning refers "Sun" as Kroora.Even Bhattotpala,the illustrious commentator of Brihatjathaka considers Sun as a natural malefic and not Krura.However, one of the synonyms of Mars is "Krura".(cruel.) Your averment that chanting of Gayatri mantra is a taboo for females is far from truth.Scriptures, abounds with instances of females practising, gayatri mantra and even achieving "siddi"in the same.To name a few Gargi,Maitrayi,Madalasa,Arundhati,Kunthi,Sakhunthala,Devayani,Sita,Sukanya,Parvathy etc are some among them. Our ancients had displayed a great deal of rationality in assigning planetary lordships as well as in the classification of navagrahas into benefics & malefics.The reason of assigning the Sun as a malefic is a missing link , whose real truth should be explored by us collectively. I presume, you too will agree. Regards Pranav Chandrashekhar <chandrashekhar46 (AT) (DOT) co.uk> wrote: margin-left:3.75pt;margin-top:5.0pt;margin-bottom:5.0pt"> Dear Pranav, Sun is considered Krura (Cruel) and not Papa. Think about why ladies whose M.C. is on, should not recite Gayatri. The reason would be self evident. Think about what happens when Surya is in dead overhead position in summer. Is it pleasant to stand under him? Chandrashekhar. pranav siva wrote: Hare Krsna Namaskar to all members, We know,that the Sun is the source of all living beings.Even a plant cannot grow, without sun's light.In a manner, the entire Hindu astrology is based on the motion of the sun.There are some classical treatise in jyotish attributed to Sun God.The famous Varahamihaira begins his monumental work Brihatjathaka, with invocation in praise of Sun.Our scriptures mention Sun as "Suryanarayana' The famous Gayatri mantra is an adulation and prayer to Sun. My doubt is, inspite of all these attributes, why Sun is considered as a malefic in Hindu astrology? Hope members will dispel my doubt. Hare Krsna Pranav -- Version: 7.0.296 / Virus Database: 265.6.2 - Release 12/20/2004 ~ om tat sat ~ 10.0pt;font-family:"Courier New""> Thank you for maintaining the decorum of the Achyuta Ashram. 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