Length of Dasa Year and Rectification

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Here is a good link I found on the subject:

http://www.shyamasundaradasa.com/Shyama_site/what_is_jyotish/how_long_

year/how_long_year_1.htm

 

There you can read that not even the lunar year

is 360 (solar) days long, but instead about 354

as this link confirms:

http://webexhibits.org/calendars/calendar-islamic.html

 

The first site also says the 360 solar day year

mentioned in the Puranas was significant for Vedic

rituals but not otherwise. Maybe this won't convince,

but personally since this year isn't tied to anything

astrological I wouldn't use it myself.

 

(If you think it works for you that's of course

different.)

 

 

vedic astrology, "Venkateshwara A Reddy"

<venkateshwara_reddy> wrote:

> Dear List,

> Pt Sanjay is taking Length of Vimshottari Dasa year as Solar

year.

> And Guru Narasimha is using 360d year. My question is as follows.

> Let us take a chart for rectification. Let us assume that we are

using

> accurate ayanamsa. Both(360d year and solar year) of us lead to

> different rectifications. How to Justify this?

>

> Can someone enlighten this matter?

>

> Best regards, Venkat