the Antiquity of Vedic Astrology + new site

May 15, 2003

Jaya Jagannath

Dear Marie,

Amazing!!! Keep it up...

Best wishes

Sarajit

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"Marie-Christine Sclifet" <mcsclifet (AT) skynet (DOT) be>

"vedic astrology " <vedic astrology>

Thursday, May 15, 2003 5:15 PM

[vedic astrology] the Antiquity of Vedic Astrology + new site

Greetings to everybody,I am pleased to announce to you a new site :

"Astrologie-Védique".http://users.skynet.be/Astrologie-Védique/You will find

the article on "the Antiquity of Vedic Astrology" in English(with links towards

texts and photos)http://users.skynet.be/Astrologie-Vedique/english.htm(Also in

French, Spanish, German, and Italian).-----------------------> Summary of the

article of "the Antiquity of Vedic Astrology" :According to the Indians (from

India), their astrology dates from more than5,000 years and the Vedas, which

are the most ancient writings, date frommuch before still...Then... are these

myths or real facts ?The antiquity attributed to the Vedas by the official

version (maximum 1,200BC) is not in agreement with that of the Indian

chronology, which gives muchmore ancient dates (up to 3,900 BC and more).What

the archaeological excavations in India revealed support theastronomical

datings of Vedic texts.Harappean India was the greatest urban civilization in

the world during the3rd millennium BC (3,300-1,900 BC).Recently, the ³Harappa²

script finally revealed its secrets.. and the mostancient scripts are 5,500

years oldSAnd recent discoveries of Indian submarine archaeology have brought

to lightwhat may be the oldest Ocity¹ in the world, a 9,500 year-old vestige

wasfound thereSOn the other hand, from the Western point of view, the dating of

Rig-Vedawith 1,200 BC does not rest on any scientific and/or archaeological

bases.And moreover, the "Aryan invasion theory" (which is at the origin of

thisdating) clashes with the geological, archaeological, genetic

andanthropologic evidence discovered during the last 2 decades.Finally... Vedic

astrology, the 12 signs and the 7 planets (+ nodes) seemwell to be able to be

dated at least from the 4th millenium before JC inIndia... well before

Mesopotamia or Greece !-----------------------If you have ideas, suggestions,

comments as for the contents of the site orthe article, you can send them to my

private email : mcsclifet (AT) skynet (DOT) beI will read them with great pleasure and

great interest.With the pleasure of reading you :-)In a friendly way,Best

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May 15, 2003

Dear Marie-Christie ji,

A very well researched and succint paper. Indeed, Max Mueller's

theory about vedic civilization and so called Aryan invasion is full

of flaws and should be considered as obsolete.

Thank you for writing this paper and posting the URL.

Namaste.

Rageshwari.

vedic astrology, Marie-Christine Sclifet

<mcsclifet@s...> wrote:

> Greetings to everybody,

>

> I am pleased to announce to you a new site : "Astrologie-Védique".

> http://users.skynet.be/Astrologie-Védique/

>

> You will find the article on "the Antiquity of Vedic Astrology" in

English

> (with links towards texts and photos)

> http://users.skynet.be/Astrologie-Vedique/english.htm

> (Also in French, Spanish, German, and Italian).

>

> -----------------------

>

> > Summary of the article of "the Antiquity of Vedic Astrology" :

>

> According to the Indians (from India), their astrology dates from

more than

> 5,000 years and the Vedas, which are the most ancient writings,

date from

> much before still...

>

> Then... are these myths or real facts ?

>

> The antiquity attributed to the Vedas by the official version

(maximum 1,200

> BC) is not in agreement with that of the Indian chronology, which

gives much

> more ancient dates (up to 3,900 BC and more).

>

> What the archaeological excavations in India revealed support the

> astronomical datings of Vedic texts.

>

> Harappean India was the greatest urban civilization in the world

during the

> 3rd millennium BC (3,300-1,900 BC).

>

> Recently, the ³Harappa² script finally revealed its secrets.. and

the most

> ancient scripts are 5,500 years oldŠ

>

> And recent discoveries of Indian submarine archaeology have brought

to light

> what may be the oldest Œcity¹ in the world, a 9,500 year-old

vestige was

> found thereŠ

>

> On the other hand, from the Western point of view, the dating of

Rig-Veda

> with 1,200 BC does not rest on any scientific and/or archaeological

bases.

> And moreover, the "Aryan invasion theory" (which is at the origin

of this

> dating) clashes with the geological, archaeological, genetic and

> anthropologic evidence discovered during the last 2 decades.

>

> Finally... Vedic astrology, the 12 signs and the 7 planets (+

nodes) seem

> well to be able to be dated at least from the 4th millenium before

JC in

> India... well before Mesopotamia or Greece !

>

> -----------------------

>

> If you have ideas, suggestions, comments as for the contents of the

site or

> the article, you can send them to my private email : mcsclifet@s...

> I will read them with great pleasure and great interest.

>

> With the pleasure of reading you :-)

>

> In a friendly way,

> Best regards,

>

> Marie-Christine Sclifet

May 15, 2003

§Om devaguru brihaspataye namah§

Dear Marie,

That is quite a write up. May I request you to give an article bringing out

the gist of the thesis for the Jyotisa Digest. This will be very helpful for

many astrologers and researchers. If you are interested, please mail the

article to me at srath

Thank you

With best wishes & regards,

Yours truly,

Sanjay Rath

___

H-5 B J B Nagar, Bhubaneswar, India 751014

http://srath.com http://.org

Marie-Christine Sclifet [mcsclifet]

Thursday, May 15, 2003 2:46 PM

vedic astrology

[vedic astrology] the Antiquity of Vedic Astrology + new site

Greetings to everybody,

I am pleased to announce to you a new site : "Astrologie-Védique".

http://users.skynet.be/Astrologie-Védique/

You will find the article on "the Antiquity of Vedic Astrology" in English

(with links towards texts and photos)

http://users.skynet.be/Astrologie-Vedique/english.htm

(Also in French, Spanish, German, and Italian).

-----------------------

> Summary of the article of "the Antiquity of Vedic Astrology" :

According to the Indians (from India), their astrology dates from more than

5,000 years and the Vedas, which are the most ancient writings, date from

much before still...

Then... are these myths or real facts ?

The antiquity attributed to the Vedas by the official version (maximum 1,200

BC) is not in agreement with that of the Indian chronology, which gives much

more ancient dates (up to 3,900 BC and more).

What the archaeological excavations in India revealed support the

astronomical datings of Vedic texts.

Harappean India was the greatest urban civilization in the world during the

3rd millennium BC (3,300-1,900 BC).

Recently, the ³Harappa² script finally revealed its secrets.. and the most

ancient scripts are 5,500 years oldŠ

And recent discoveries of Indian submarine archaeology have brought to light

what may be the oldest Œcity¹ in the world, a 9,500 year-old vestige was

found thereŠ

On the other hand, from the Western point of view, the dating of Rig-Veda

with 1,200 BC does not rest on any scientific and/or archaeological bases.

And moreover, the "Aryan invasion theory" (which is at the origin of this

dating) clashes with the geological, archaeological, genetic and

anthropologic evidence discovered during the last 2 decades.

Finally... Vedic astrology, the 12 signs and the 7 planets (+ nodes) seem

well to be able to be dated at least from the 4th millenium before JC in

India... well before Mesopotamia or Greece !

-----------------------

If you have ideas, suggestions, comments as for the contents of the site or

the article, you can send them to my private email : mcsclifet

I will read them with great pleasure and great interest.

With the pleasure of reading you :-)

In a friendly way,

Best regards,

Marie-Christine Sclifet

Your use of is subject to

May 15, 2003

Dear SanjayJi,

Jyotish Digest is not available in new ncarnation on book stands. Any

suggestions needed for its distribution?

Regards

Shiv Chadha

-

Sanjay Rath

vedic astrology

Thursday, May 15, 2003 6:46 PM

RE: [vedic astrology] the Antiquity of Vedic Astrology + new site

§Om devaguru brihaspataye namah§Dear Marie,That is quite a write up. May I

request you to give an article bringing outthe gist of the thesis for the

Jyotisa Digest. This will be very helpful formany astrologers and researchers.

If you are interested, please mail thearticle to me at srath (AT) srath (DOT) comThank

youWith best wishes & regards,Yours truly,Sanjay

Rath___H-5 B J B Nagar, Bhubaneswar, India

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