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Hello,

 

This mathematical difference between the Sidereal and

the Tropical zodiacs is called the “ayanamsha” in

Sanskrit. On January 1st 1950, the ayanamsha was at 23

degrees 09 minutes.

 

In your western chart, Make a list of your planets and

their degrees as shown below. Subtract the ayanamsha

or 23 degrees from each Tropical planetary position

and the ascendant to get their Sidereal position.

 

Example Calculations:

Tropical Positions Sidereal Positions

Asc: 11 Gemini – 23 = 18 Taurus

Sun: 14 Scorpio – 23 = 21 Libra

Moon: 10 Virgo – 23 = 17 Leo

Mercury: 28 Libra – 23 = 5 Libra

Venus: 8 Libra – 23 = 15 Virgo

Mars: 25 Capricorn – 23 = 2 Capricorn

Jupiter: 9 Pisces – 23 = 16 Aquarius

Saturn: 24 Aquarius – 23 = 1 Aquarius

North Node: 18 Sagittarius – 23 = 5 Scorpio

South Node: 18 Gemini – 23 = 5 Taurus

(Optional)

Uranus: 24 Leo – 23 = 1 Leo

Neptune: 3 Libra – 23 = 10 Virgo

Pluto: 14 Virgo – 23 = 21 Leo

 

An easy way to do this in your head, if the planet’s

degrees are less than 23 degrees in any given sign, is

to add 7 degrees and go back a sign. For example, if a

planet is at 11 degrees Gemini then add 7 degrees and

go back to Taurus. The Sidereal position would be 18

degrees Taurus.

 

However if the degrees is greater than 23 like it

seems to be in your sons case, the sign will be the

same in both the zodiacs ... so there is nothing to

get confused about :)

 

If you want to get the exact position of the planet

down to the minute then get out a calculator and

calculate the exact ayanamsha of the year and month

you were born.

 

Use the following dates for the ayanamsha as a

starting point:

January 1st 1940 - 23 degrees 01 minutes

January 1st 1950 - 23 degrees 09 minutes

January 1st 1960 - 23 degrees 18 minutes

January 1st 1970 - 23 degrees 26 minutes

January 1st 1980 - 23 degrees 34 minutes

Use these approximate figures:

 

4 minutes 11 seconds per 5 years

1 minute 40 seconds per 2 years

50 seconds per 1 year

4 seconds per month

 

I hope this clears things for you :) Happy learning !!

 

 

--- Stephani Grace Miller <smiller wrote:

> Hi,

>

> My Name is Stephani... I have begun my studies and

> put together my own

> chart, however there are a couple of things which I

> am unsure of:

>

> 1.) Western Astrology has me as Gemini.... Eastern

> Astrology has me as

> Taurus... (May 31 1969) I did my Sons chart also,

> and he is still the same

> sign in both.

>

> 2.) Being born in May, would I use the Daylight

> Savings Time in the

>

 

 

 

 

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Dear Stephani,

 

Can you give me your birth details in full - DOB , place , and time ? Your mail

has been suddenly truncated hence all the details are not available. Also shoot

out your queries. Let me know whether you want the group to know the details

about predictions or want it individually.

 

Anil

-

Stephani Grace Miller

 

Tuesday, February 03, 2004 9:16 PM

re....Western & Eastern Astrologys....

Hi,

 

My Name is Stephani... I have begun my studies and put together my own chart,

however there are a couple of things which I am unsure of:

 

1.) Western Astrology has me as Gemini.... Eastern Astrology has me as Taurus...

(May 31 1969) I did my Sons chart also, and he is still the same sign in both.

 

2.) Being born in May, would I use the Daylight Savings Time in the ~! LIFE

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Steph...do you have an astro program (vedic) or a western

program that does vedic charts? Just send your birth info

and one of us can email you a chart. I would be happy to do

that as I have several programs. There's also

astrodienst.com I believe that does free charts on the web

(vedic too) and other free programs.

 

Renee

 

 

surya vishnubhotla [surya_prakashv]

Tuesday, February 03, 2004 11:13 AM

 

Re: re....Western & Eastern Astrologys....

 

Hello,

 

This mathematical difference between the Sidereal and

the Tropical zodiacs is called the "ayanamsha" in

Sanskrit. On January 1st 1950, the ayanamsha was at 23

degrees 09 minutes.

 

In your western chart, Make a list of your planets and

their degrees as shown below. Subtract the ayanamsha

or 23 degrees from each Tropical planetary position

and the ascendant to get their Sidereal position.

 

Example Calculations:

Tropical Positions Sidereal Positions

Asc: 11 Gemini - 23 = 18 Taurus

Sun: 14 Scorpio - 23 = 21 Libra

Moon: 10 Virgo - 23 = 17 Leo

Mercury: 28 Libra - 23 = 5 Libra

Venus: 8 Libra - 23 = 15 Virgo

Mars: 25 Capricorn - 23 = 2 Capricorn

Jupiter: 9 Pisces - 23 = 16 Aquarius

Saturn: 24 Aquarius - 23 = 1 Aquarius

North Node: 18 Sagittarius - 23 = 5 Scorpio

South Node: 18 Gemini - 23 = 5 Taurus

(Optional)

Uranus: 24 Leo - 23 = 1 Leo

Neptune: 3 Libra - 23 = 10 Virgo

Pluto: 14 Virgo - 23 = 21 Leo

 

An easy way to do this in your head, if the planet's

degrees are less than 23 degrees in any given sign, is

to add 7 degrees and go back a sign. For example, if a

planet is at 11 degrees Gemini then add 7 degrees and

go back to Taurus. The Sidereal position would be 18

degrees Taurus.

 

However if the degrees is greater than 23 like it

seems to be in your sons case, the sign will be the

same in both the zodiacs ... so there is nothing to

get confused about :)

 

If you want to get the exact position of the planet

down to the minute then get out a calculator and

calculate the exact ayanamsha of the year and month

you were born.

 

Use the following dates for the ayanamsha as a

starting point:

January 1st 1940 - 23 degrees 01 minutes

January 1st 1950 - 23 degrees 09 minutes

January 1st 1960 - 23 degrees 18 minutes

January 1st 1970 - 23 degrees 26 minutes

January 1st 1980 - 23 degrees 34 minutes

Use these approximate figures:

 

4 minutes 11 seconds per 5 years

1 minute 40 seconds per 2 years

50 seconds per 1 year

4 seconds per month

 

I hope this clears things for you :) Happy learning !!

 

 

--- Stephani Grace Miller <smiller wrote:

> Hi,

>

> My Name is Stephani... I have begun my studies and

> put together my own

> chart, however there are a couple of things which I

> am unsure of:

>

> 1.) Western Astrology has me as Gemini.... Eastern

> Astrology has me as

> Taurus... (May 31 1969) I did my Sons chart also,

> and he is still the same

> sign in both.

>

> 2.) Being born in May, would I use the Daylight

> Savings Time in the

>

 

 

 

 

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Hi Anil,

 

I knew a man named Anil... he's now Swami Suryadevananda :)

 

My Birth Details are

May 31 1969

1:30 am

Brantford, Ontario, Canada

80W16

43N59

 

Stephani

gogatea [gogatea (AT) vsnl (DOT) com]Tuesday,

February 03, 2004 11:14 AMSubject: Re:

re....Western & Eastern Astrologys....

Dear Stephani,

 

Can you give me your birth details in full - DOB , place , and time ? Your mail

has been suddenly truncated hence all the details are not available. Also shoot

out your queries. Let me know whether you want the group to know the details

about predictions or want it individually.

 

Anil

-

Stephani Grace Miller

 

Tuesday, February 03, 2004 9:16 PM

re....Western & Eastern Astrologys....

Hi,

 

My Name is Stephani... I have begun my studies and put together my own chart,

however there are a couple of things which I am unsure of:

 

1.) Western Astrology has me as Gemini.... Eastern Astrology has me as Taurus...

(May 31 1969) I did my Sons chart also, and he is still the same sign in both.

 

2.) Being born in May, would I use the Daylight Savings Time in the ~! LIFE

MEANS STRUGGLE, THE FITTEST WINS SURVIVAL !~ To visit your group on the web, go

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Thank you! This helps a lot :)

 

Stephani :)

 

 

surya vishnubhotla [surya_prakashv]

Tuesday, February 03, 2004 11:13 AM

 

Re: re....Western & Eastern Astrologys....

 

 

Hello,

 

This mathematical difference between the Sidereal and

the Tropical zodiacs is called the ayanamsha in

Sanskrit. On January 1st 1950, the ayanamsha was at 23

degrees 09 minutes.

 

In your western chart, Make a list of your planets and

their degrees as shown below. Subtract the ayanamsha

or 23 degrees from each Tropical planetary position

and the ascendant to get their Sidereal position.

 

Example Calculations:

Tropical Positions Sidereal Positions

Asc: 11 Gemini 23 = 18 Taurus

Sun: 14 Scorpio 23 = 21 Libra

Moon: 10 Virgo 23 = 17 Leo

Mercury: 28 Libra 23 = 5 Libra

Venus: 8 Libra 23 = 15 Virgo

Mars: 25 Capricorn 23 = 2 Capricorn

Jupiter: 9 Pisces 23 = 16 Aquarius

Saturn: 24 Aquarius 23 = 1 Aquarius

North Node: 18 Sagittarius 23 = 5 Scorpio

South Node: 18 Gemini 23 = 5 Taurus

(Optional)

Uranus: 24 Leo 23 = 1 Leo

Neptune: 3 Libra 23 = 10 Virgo

Pluto: 14 Virgo 23 = 21 Leo

 

An easy way to do this in your head, if the planets

degrees are less than 23 degrees in any given sign, is

to add 7 degrees and go back a sign. For example, if a

planet is at 11 degrees Gemini then add 7 degrees and

go back to Taurus. The Sidereal position would be 18

degrees Taurus.

 

However if the degrees is greater than 23 like it

seems to be in your sons case, the sign will be the

same in both the zodiacs ... so there is nothing to

get confused about :)

 

If you want to get the exact position of the planet

down to the minute then get out a calculator and

calculate the exact ayanamsha of the year and month

you were born.

 

Use the following dates for the ayanamsha as a

starting point:

January 1st 1940 - 23 degrees 01 minutes

January 1st 1950 - 23 degrees 09 minutes

January 1st 1960 - 23 degrees 18 minutes

January 1st 1970 - 23 degrees 26 minutes

January 1st 1980 - 23 degrees 34 minutes

Use these approximate figures:

 

4 minutes 11 seconds per 5 years

1 minute 40 seconds per 2 years

50 seconds per 1 year

4 seconds per month

 

I hope this clears things for you :) Happy learning !!

 

 

--- Stephani Grace Miller <smiller wrote:

> Hi,

>

> My Name is Stephani... I have begun my studies and

> put together my own

> chart, however there are a couple of things which I

> am unsure of:

>

> 1.) Western Astrology has me as Gemini.... Eastern

> Astrology has me as

> Taurus... (May 31 1969) I did my Sons chart also,

> and he is still the same

> sign in both.

>

> 2.) Being born in May, would I use the Daylight

> Savings Time in the

>

 

 

 

 

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Renee,

 

I downloaded the 30 day trial of Junior Jyotish... I'm so used to the Western

Charts...haha :) Though this is very interesting learning... I don't want to

start the interpretations until I am sure that I have the Charts done right.

And then,,, it will be interesting to find out the truth of who I am, maybe

this is why I have had so much struggle so far in life... I haven't been

reading my influences properly... could explain why all is messed up right now

and why I haven't figured out some things like my career/ job that sort of

thing.

 

Does the Vedic distinguish between Daylight Savings Time and Eastern Standard

Time in my part of the world?

 

Stephani :)

Renee Serrano

[firecracker (AT) maineline (DOT) net]Tuesday, February 03, 2004 11:20 AMTo:

Subject: RE: re....Western & Eastern

Astrologys....Steph...do you have an astro program (vedic) or a westernprogram

that does vedic charts? Just send your birth infoand one of us can email you a

chart. I would be happy to dothat as I have several programs. There's

alsoastrodienst.com I believe that does free charts on the web(vedic too) and

other free programs.Reneesurya vishnubhotla

[surya_prakashv ] Tuesday, February 03, 2004 11:13 AMTo:

Subject: Re: re....Western & Eastern

Astrologys....Hello,This mathematical difference between the Sidereal andthe

Tropical zodiacs is called the "ayanamsha" inSanskrit. On January 1st 1950, the

ayanamsha was at 23degrees 09 minutes. In your western chart, Make a list of

your planets andtheir degrees as shown below. Subtract the ayanamshaor 23

degrees from each Tropical planetary positionand the ascendant to get their

Sidereal position. Example Calculations:Tropical Positions Sidereal

PositionsAsc: 11 Gemini - 23 = 18 TaurusSun: 14 Scorpio - 23 = 21 LibraMoon: 10

Virgo - 23 = 17 LeoMercury: 28 Libra - 23 = 5 LibraVenus: 8 Libra - 23 = 15

VirgoMars: 25 Capricorn - 23 = 2 CapricornJupiter: 9 Pisces - 23 = 16

AquariusSaturn: 24 Aquarius - 23 = 1 AquariusNorth Node: 18 Sagittarius - 23 =

5 ScorpioSouth Node: 18 Gemini - 23 = 5 Taurus(Optional)Uranus: 24 Leo - 23 = 1

LeoNeptune: 3 Libra - 23 = 10 VirgoPluto: 14 Virgo - 23 = 21 LeoAn easy way to

do this in your head, if the planet'sdegrees are less than 23 degrees in any

given sign, isto add 7 degrees and go back a sign. For example, if aplanet is

at 11 degrees Gemini then add 7 degrees andgo back to Taurus. The Sidereal

position would be 18degrees Taurus. However if the degrees is greater than 23

like itseems to be in your sons case, the sign will be thesame in both the

zodiacs ... so there is nothing toget confused about :) If you want to get the

exact position of the planetdown to the minute then get out a calculator

andcalculate the exact ayanamsha of the year and monthyou were born. Use the

following dates for the ayanamsha as astarting point:January 1st 1940 - 23

degrees 01 minutes January 1st 1950 - 23 degrees 09 minutes January 1st 1960 -

23 degrees 18 minutes January 1st 1970 - 23 degrees 26 minutes January 1st 1980

- 23 degrees 34 minutes Use these approximate figures:4 minutes 11 seconds per 5

years1 minute 40 seconds per 2 years50 seconds per 1 year4 seconds per monthI

hope this clears things for you :) Happy learning !!--- Stephani Grace Miller

<smiller (AT) bfree (DOT) on.ca> wrote:> Hi,> > My Name is Stephani... I have begun my

studies and> put together my own> chart, however there are a couple of things

which I> am unsure of:> > 1.) Western Astrology has me as Gemini.... Eastern>

Astrology has me as> Taurus... (May 31 1969) I did my Sons chart also,> and he

is still the same> sign in both.> > 2.) Being born in May, would I use the

Daylight> Savings Time in the> Do you

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