Five elements or Panchang in vedic astrology

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Dear ALL

 

Both east and west recognise that we are all made up of five basic

elemets

these are earth, water, fire, air and ether.

In vedic astrology the five elements play a crucial role in

understanding the vedic chart for both natal and especially the

electional(choosing an appropriate time for an event) astrology.

 

 

These five elements are described below

a) Day-Vara-this is ruled by fire element

b) Half a Day- Karana-ruled by earth element

c) Tithi-lunar phase for a day ruled by water element

d) Star or Nakshatra-ruled by the air element

e) Yoga-union of sun and moon-ruled by ether or SKY.

 

The day shows the longevity as it is the fire element

The karana shows the accomplishment as it is the earth element

the Tithi shows the prosperity as it is the water element

the Yoga shows bonding as it is the ether element

the Star shows the past actions effecting the present moment as shown

by air element.

 

For different purposes different elements become important. It is

difficult to get all the five elements perfect for an occassion.

If one doesnot want to be in a company for a long time, then the day

is not relevant for joining. For marriage purposes day lord is very

important, as it shows the longevity of the marriage.

Accomplishment is very important for projects , thus earth element

lord is very important there, he is should be well placed in the

vedic chart when the project is started.

 

There are 7 days, 15 tithis+1(New Moon), 11 karanas, 27 nakshatras,

27 yogas. Each of them is lorded by a planet and he governs that part

of the element. More examples later.

 

 

Regards

Partha

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Dear Shri Partha ji,

If in modern age little regard panchang commends then half of the population

will be from worries and can avoid worries.Only for academic purpose the

importance emphasised by you for panchang holds.

these days even panchang meaning very few people would like to know.

Do you think that we can continue to retain it's importance and make our daily

planner.still we aorry to do any thing during rahukalam.how far appropriate?

krishnan

 

"V.Partha sarathy" <partvinu wrote:

Dear ALL

 

Both east and west recognise that we are all made up of five basic

elemets

these are earth, water, fire, air and ether.

In vedic astrology the five elements play a crucial role in

understanding the vedic chart for both natal and especially the

electional(choosing an appropriate time for an event) astrology.

 

 

These five elements are described below

a) Day-Vara-this is ruled by fire element

b) Half a Day- Karana-ruled by earth element

c) Tithi-lunar phase for a day ruled by water element

d) Star or Nakshatra-ruled by the air element

e) Yoga-union of sun and moon-ruled by ether or SKY.

 

The day shows the longevity as it is the fire element

The karana shows the accomplishment as it is the earth element

the Tithi shows the prosperity as it is the water element

the Yoga shows bonding as it is the ether element

the Star shows the past actions effecting the present moment as shown

by air element.

 

For different purposes different elements become important. It is

difficult to get all the five elements perfect for an occassion.

If one doesnot want to be in a company for a long time, then the day

is not relevant for joining. For marriage purposes day lord is very

important, as it shows the longevity of the marriage.

Accomplishment is very important for projects , thus earth element

lord is very important there, he is should be well placed in the

vedic chart when the project is started.

 

There are 7 days, 15 tithis+1(New Moon), 11 karanas, 27 nakshatras,

27 yogas. Each of them is lorded by a planet and he governs that part

of the element. More examples later.

 

 

Regards

Partha

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If only there were global harmonization in Divination, for there

surely is not in science!

 

Was reading a book on chinese medicine the other day and surprised to

see that their elements were different from the Indian concept and

included wood and metal.

 

China with its equally ancient culture and powerful techniques of the

spiritual realm cannot be ignored, just as North America and the rest

of the developed world is coming to grips with the power of numbers

(of consumers or potential consumers) in India and China!

 

Two spiritual and material giants!!

 

RR

 

 

, "V.Partha sarathy"

<partvinu@g...> wrote:

> Dear ALL

>

> Both east and west recognise that we are all made up of five basic

> elemets

> these are earth, water, fire, air and ether.

> In vedic astrology the five elements play a crucial role in

> understanding the vedic chart for both natal and especially the

> electional(choosing an appropriate time for an event) astrology.

>

>

> These five elements are described below

> a) Day-Vara-this is ruled by fire element

> b) Half a Day- Karana-ruled by earth element

> c) Tithi-lunar phase for a day ruled by water element

> d) Star or Nakshatra-ruled by the air element

> e) Yoga-union of sun and moon-ruled by ether or SKY.

>

> The day shows the longevity as it is the fire element

> The karana shows the accomplishment as it is the earth element

> the Tithi shows the prosperity as it is the water element

> the Yoga shows bonding as it is the ether element

> the Star shows the past actions effecting the present moment as

shown

> by air element.

>

> For different purposes different elements become important. It is

> difficult to get all the five elements perfect for an occassion.

> If one doesnot want to be in a company for a long time, then the

day

> is not relevant for joining. For marriage purposes day lord is very

> important, as it shows the longevity of the marriage.

> Accomplishment is very important for projects , thus earth element

> lord is very important there, he is should be well placed in the

> vedic chart when the project is started.

>

> There are 7 days, 15 tithis+1(New Moon), 11 karanas, 27 nakshatras,

> 27 yogas. Each of them is lorded by a planet and he governs that

part

> of the element. More examples later.

>

>

> Regards

> Partha

> Partvinu.tripod.com

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Dear Krishnan

 

To ignore Panchang is to ignore the fundamentals.

 

The fundamentals can never be ignored. Panchanga is widely used in

Muhurtas, that is electional astrology.

 

When i am joining a new job, if the Day lord and Karana lord are well

placed from lagna, then i will stay long and get some good

achievements also.

 

This was discussed in detail in vedic astrology group. The panchanga

is also used in Tithi Pravesha Chakra a very popular technique to

time events for a year.

 

Best regards

partha

 

 

, vattem krishnan

<bursar_99> wrote:

> Dear Shri Partha ji,

> If in modern age little regard panchang commends then half of the

population will be from worries and can avoid worries.Only for

academic purpose the importance emphasised by you for panchang holds.

> these days even panchang meaning very few people would like to know.

> Do you think that we can continue to retain it's importance and

make our daily planner.still we aorry to do any thing during

rahukalam.how far appropriate?

> krishnan

>

> "V.Partha sarathy" <partvinu@g...> wrote:

> Dear ALL

>

> Both east and west recognise that we are all made up of five basic

> elemets

> these are earth, water, fire, air and ether.

> In vedic astrology the five elements play a crucial role in

> understanding the vedic chart for both natal and especially the

> electional(choosing an appropriate time for an event) astrology.

>

>

> These five elements are described below

> a) Day-Vara-this is ruled by fire element

> b) Half a Day- Karana-ruled by earth element

> c) Tithi-lunar phase for a day ruled by water element

> d) Star or Nakshatra-ruled by the air element

> e) Yoga-union of sun and moon-ruled by ether or SKY.

>

> The day shows the longevity as it is the fire element

> The karana shows the accomplishment as it is the earth element

> the Tithi shows the prosperity as it is the water element

> the Yoga shows bonding as it is the ether element

> the Star shows the past actions effecting the present moment as

shown

> by air element.

>

> For different purposes different elements become important. It is

> difficult to get all the five elements perfect for an occassion.

> If one doesnot want to be in a company for a long time, then the

day

> is not relevant for joining. For marriage purposes day lord is very

> important, as it shows the longevity of the marriage.

> Accomplishment is very important for projects , thus earth element

> lord is very important there, he is should be well placed in the

> vedic chart when the project is started.

>

> There are 7 days, 15 tithis+1(New Moon), 11 karanas, 27 nakshatras,

> 27 yogas. Each of them is lorded by a planet and he governs that

part

> of the element. More examples later.

>

>

> Regards

> Partha

> Partvinu.tripod.com

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