Guest guest Posted April 6, 2002 Report Share Posted April 6, 2002 Dear Narasimha, Robyn and list Thank you Narasimha for a very well formulated and rich post - as usual ... Eventhough I have a few books dealing with Vedic numerology, your few lines said it all. With regard to the Hebrew language, the Kabbala and it's numerology allow me a couple of words: 1. The Hebrew calendar is also based on the Moon thus many similarities with the Indian. 2. In the Hebrew language each letter and base number (0-9) has a meaning in addition to it's value. 3. There are many secrets in the Kabbala (just as in Jyotish) which are protected from been misused. One example: A persons lagna may be found out by adding the name value of one's mother and own birth name, divided by 12 - and it works. I use it to verify lagna in cases where birth time is unknown. This is also how I found out that my own mother was born under a different name than the name she used. Even my father was not aware of it (both now departed). First after confronting her older sister she remembered and confirmed it, realizing that it was a long forgotten issue of 75 years back .... and revealed my mothers true birth name, which in turn confirms my lagna. However in order to use the Kabbalistic numerological methods one need to know 'some' Hebrew but studying it's basics will definitely do no harm, only adding a portion of wisdom to one's knowledge bank. Kind regards Jay Weiss - "pvr108" <pvr <vedic astrology> Sunday, April 07, 2002 3:03 AM [vedic astrology] Re: Impact of Name on Fortune (Re: Vedic numerology) > Namaste Robyn, > > > If one deliberately changes one's name (say for instance you > > see that according to your nakstraka your name should begin > > with Nooo...as mine does), then what implications would this > > have with reference to your karma in this incarnation? For > > instance, would this improve your situation with respect to > > karmas that have become difficult in your life? > > (1) As I said in the post script, name is only one of the factors. > There are other factors. Just changing name will not completely > change one's luck. It will only make some difference. > > (2) One would choose a good name for oneself or for a venture only > when one is so destined. After all, if one is not lucky, one may > change his name from David (Libra) to Robert (Scorio) and people may > start calling him Rob (Taurus) or Bob (Gemini) or Bobby (Sagittarius). > > (3) Our lives are not completely decided by our karma. Past karma > decides the situations we will face and the environment in which we > have to conduct new karma. That limits the options available to the > free will, sometimes dramatically. Neverthess, the free will is, > theoretically speaking, free to choose its course! > > > This would perhaps explain the reason that English is > > apparently not a language that can be reduced to numerical > > figures (quite a young language). Certainly, as far as I can > > remember, Hebrew for instance can be (same as Sanskrit). > > (Recently purchased a book on Kabbalistic Astrology which shows > > how numbers can be deduced from the Hebrew alphabet.) So it > > appears that the older languages can be reduced to numbers. > > I don't know. Just asking. It is very interesting. My first > > foray into Vedic numerology and I am finding it fascinating > > and absolutely essential for my Jyotish studies. > > Any language that has a sound (sic) phonological basis is a candidate > for meaningful numerology. > > In Sanskrit, the way you arrange consonants has a sound phonological > basis. The first 25 consonants are divided into 5 groups of 5 letters > each. Each group has the tongue touching the interior of the mouth in > different places. We have k-group, ch-group (palatal), T-group > (alveolar), t-group (dental) and p-group gradually move from the > inside of the mouth to the lips. Within each group, we have > voiceless, voiceless aspirated, voiced, voiced aspirated and nasal > sounds (k, kh, g, gh, ng). Even the last 8 sounds (y, r, l, v, S, sh, > s and h) have a phonological basis for their order. > > The problem with English is that each sound does not even correspond > to a physical sound. Forget assigning numbers to letters. > > I did hear about Hebrew, but don't know much about it. > > As for the calendar, people take 1-12 for months and use dates of the > Gregorian calendar and use them in numerology. This is just nonsense. > If things were defined a little differently, March 2 would've been > February 30 and so on. The whole thing is so arbitrary, without any > astronomical basis. Why will formulas based on an arbitrary creation > of a man influence our destinies? OTOH, if you are talking in terms > of the lunar days (tithis) or solar days, they are based on planetary > positions and hence they are formulas based on *God's* creation. They > MAY influence our destinies. > > May Jupiter's light shine on us, > Narasimha > > > > > > > > > > > ....... May Jupiter's light shine on us ....... > > > > Your use of is subject to > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 7, 2002 Report Share Posted April 7, 2002 Dear Jay Thanks for that. Yet another question coming up: I can't find a Sanskrit numerical value for Z. For instance, Zulu. Or am I missing something here? Robyn - Jay Weiss vedic astrology Sunday, April 07, 2002 9:28 AM [vedic astrology] Re: Impact of Name on Fortune Dear Narasimha, Robyn and listThank you Narasimha for a very well formulated and rich post - as usual ...Eventhough I have a few books dealing with Vedic numerology, your few linessaid it all.With regard to the Hebrew language, the Kabbala and it's numerology allow mea couple of words:1. The Hebrew calendar is also based on the Moon thus many similarities withthe Indian.2. In the Hebrew language each letter and base number (0-9) has a meaning inaddition to it's value.3. There are many secrets in the Kabbala (just as in Jyotish) which areprotected from been misused.One example: A persons lagna may be found out by adding the name value ofone's mother and own birth name, divided by 12 - and it works. I use it toverify lagna in cases where birth time is unknown.This is also how I found out that my own mother was born under a differentname than the name she used. Even my father was not aware of it (both nowdeparted). First after confronting her older sister she remembered andconfirmed it, realizing that it was a long forgotten issue of 75 years back... and revealed my mothers true birth name, which in turn confirms mylagna.However in order to use the Kabbalistic numerological methods one need toknow 'some' Hebrew but studying it's basics will definitely do no harm, onlyadding a portion of wisdom to one's knowledge bank.Kind regardsJay Weiss-"pvr108" <pvr (AT) charter (DOT) net><vedic astrology>Sunday, April 07, 2002 3:03 AM[vedic astrology] Re: Impact of Name on Fortune (Re: Vedicnumerology)> Namaste Robyn,>> > If one deliberately changes one's name (say for instance you> > see that according to your nakstraka your name should begin> > with Nooo...as mine does), then what implications would this> > have with reference to your karma in this incarnation? For> > instance, would this improve your situation with respect to> > karmas that have become difficult in your life?>> (1) As I said in the post script, name is only one of the factors.> There are other factors. Just changing name will not completely> change one's luck. It will only make some difference.>> (2) One would choose a good name for oneself or for a venture only> when one is so destined. After all, if one is not lucky, one may> change his name from David (Libra) to Robert (Scorio) and people may> start calling him Rob (Taurus) or Bob (Gemini) or Bobby (Sagittarius).>> (3) Our lives are not completely decided by our karma. Past karma> decides the situations we will face and the environment in which we> have to conduct new karma. That limits the options available to the> free will, sometimes dramatically. Neverthess, the free will is,> theoretically speaking, free to choose its course!>> > This would perhaps explain the reason that English is> > apparently not a language that can be reduced to numerical> > figures (quite a young language). Certainly, as far as I can> > remember, Hebrew for instance can be (same as Sanskrit).> > (Recently purchased a book on Kabbalistic Astrology which shows> > how numbers can be deduced from the Hebrew alphabet.) So it> > appears that the older languages can be reduced to numbers.> > I don't know. Just asking. It is very interesting. My first> > foray into Vedic numerology and I am finding it fascinating> > and absolutely essential for my Jyotish studies.>> Any language that has a sound (sic) phonological basis is a candidate> for meaningful numerology.>> In Sanskrit, the way you arrange consonants has a sound phonological> basis. The first 25 consonants are divided into 5 groups of 5 letters> each. Each group has the tongue touching the interior of the mouth in> different places. We have k-group, ch-group (palatal), T-group> (alveolar), t-group (dental) and p-group gradually move from the> inside of the mouth to the lips. Within each group, we have> voiceless, voiceless aspirated, voiced, voiced aspirated and nasal> sounds (k, kh, g, gh, ng). Even the last 8 sounds (y, r, l, v, S, sh,> s and h) have a phonological basis for their order.>> The problem with English is that each sound does not even correspond> to a physical sound. Forget assigning numbers to letters.>> I did hear about Hebrew, but don't know much about it.>> As for the calendar, people take 1-12 for months and use dates of the> Gregorian calendar and use them in numerology. This is just nonsense.> If things were defined a little differently, March 2 would've been> February 30 and so on. The whole thing is so arbitrary, without any> astronomical basis. Why will formulas based on an arbitrary creation> of a man influence our destinies? OTOH, if you are talking in terms> of the lunar days (tithis) or solar days, they are based on planetary> positions and hence they are formulas based on *God's* creation. They> MAY influence our destinies.>> May Jupiter's light shine on us,> Narasimha>>>>> Archives: vedic astrology>> Group info: vedic astrology/info.html>> To UNSUBSCRIBE: Blank mail to vedic astrology->> ....... May Jupiter's light shine on us .......>> || Om Tat Sat || Sarvam Sri Krishnaarpanamastu ||>> Your use of is subject to >>Archives: vedic astrologyGroup info: vedic astrology/info.htmlTo UNSUBSCRIBE: Blank mail to vedic astrology-....... May Jupiter's light shine on us ....... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 11, 2002 Report Share Posted April 11, 2002 > 1 - k, T (as in toy), p, y (as in yacht)> 2 - kh, Th, ph, r> 3 - g, D (as in doll), b, l> 4 - gh, Dh, bh, v> 5 - n(g), N, m, S (as in Saturn)> 6 - ch, t (dental), sh (as in sheep)> 7 - chh, th (dental), s (as in sir)> 8 - j, d (dental), h> 9 - jh, dh (dental)> 0 - n(j), n (as in name), no consonant leading in the syllable Namaste Narasimha, Please provide relevant numbers for sanskrt letters: « ¬ ƒ © ñ Thank you, Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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