psychic powers - Lahiri/ayanamsa puzzle

June 23, 2001

Dear Visti,

Pranam.

>Dear Dhira.

>On what basis have you taken an ayanamsa thats 2 degrees different from

>Lahiri?

>Isn't that stretching it abit too much?

I don't think this is stretching too much, after all, BV Raman accepted an

ayanamsa which is 1 degree 27 different from Lahiri. BV Raman is an

experienced astrologer, why he differed from Lahiri that much? And there is

also Ushi-shashi who takes an even greater difference of about 3 degrees 37.

Well, with due regard to Ushi-sashi (btw, do you have info who is

Ushi-sashi?), I personally think that's far too off the reality, but I

accept this ayanamsa of mine on the basis of my personal experience. My

Vimsottari dasha just looks perfect like this.

>I can barely find a 1 arc error in Lahiri!

OK, let's have a puzzle to test our ayanamsa. With Lahiri, try to find out

what happened on May 14th 2001 at 1:30 am local time (coordinates of my

birthplace) TZ GMT +1 with 1 hour daylight savings, which resulted in the

activity on May 17th 2001 at 10 am.

All attempts are welcome. Maybe others can also have a try?

Your sishya,

Dhira Krsna dasa

June 25, 2001

Dear Dhira Krsna, Namaste.

BV Raman, never openly came forward with his Ayanamsa, only until later on did

people discover that he had shifted from Lahiri to a different Ayanamsa, but he

never stated its name nor why he had used it. The main point here is that he had

used Lahiri for a long time, and didn't tell anyone to use his Ayanamsa. Now

ponder why none of the astrologers taught and researching by his side, used the

so called; "Raman Ayanamsa".

As for timing events as an example, this won't help anyone decide if the

astrologer doesn't have any predictive strength.

Instead tell us why one event couldn't have happened using Lahiri Ayanamsa, and

why it could with yours.

Make sure you use the relevant varga, and then we have ourselves a propper discussion.

Best wishes, Visti.

-

Dhira Krsna (das) BCS (Radhadesh - B)

vedic astrology

Saturday, June 23, 2001 5:03 PM

[vedic astrology] psychic powers - Lahiri/ayanamsa puzzle

Dear Visti,Pranam.>Dear Dhira.>On what basis have you taken an ayanamsa thats 2

degrees different from>Lahiri?>Isn't that stretching it abit too much?I don't

think this is stretching too much, after all, BV Raman accepted anayanamsa

which is 1 degree 27 different from Lahiri. BV Raman is anexperienced

astrologer, why he differed from Lahiri that much? And there isalso Ushi-shashi

who takes an even greater difference of about 3 degrees 37.Well, with due regard

to Ushi-sashi (btw, do you have info who isUshi-sashi?), I personally think

that's far too off the reality, but Iaccept this ayanamsa of mine on the basis

of my personal experience. MyVimsottari dasha just looks perfect like this.>I

can barely find a 1 arc error in Lahiri!OK, let's have a puzzle to test our

ayanamsa. With Lahiri, try to find outwhat happened on May 14th 2001 at 1:30 am

local time (coordinates of mybirthplace) TZ GMT +1 with 1 hour daylight savings,

which resulted in theactivity on May 17th 2001 at 10 am.All attempts are

welcome. Maybe others can also have a try?Your sishya,Dhira Krsna dasaArchives:

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June 25, 2001

Dear Visti

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Visti Larsen

vedic astrology

Monday, June 25, 2001 3:11 PM

Re: [vedic astrology] psychic powers - Lahiri/ayanamsa puzzle

Dear Dhira Krsna, Namaste.

BV Raman, never openly came forward with his Ayanamsa, only until later on did

people discover that he had shifted from Lahiri to a different Ayanamsa, but he

never stated its name nor why he had used it. <<The main point here is that he

had used Lahiri for a long time, and didn't tell anyone to use his Ayanamsa. >>

I don't agree with you on this point. There is Raman's ephimeris also which uses

his ayanamsa to calculate planetary positions.

Now ponder why none of the astrologers taught and researching by his side, used

the so called; "Raman Ayanamsa".