Selecting name for an individual

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Om namah SHivaya

 

Dear Juliet

 

Answers to your queries.

 

 

vedic astrology, "astrolearner2002"

<astrolearner2002> wrote:

> Dear Jyotishis,

>

> I am new to this group and would like to post some doubts, can

> someone tell me as to how to determine which letter name is good

for

> various rasis.

>

> a)What is the basis of selection

The general practice is on the basis of moons nakshatra pada. For

example for a person born in uttaraphalugni nakshatra, the starting

letters are te, to, pa, pi. Likewise you can find out for all the

nakshatras.

 

But this is a general practice, and there is more to vedic

numerology.There was a good discussion regarding the same a few

months back in this list. You can go to the archives and check the

same.

 

 

 

c)How many aksharas, does numerology play a part.

 

Yes Numerology as practiced generally is a farce. For example, there

is no difference if my name is partha, or paartha. But there are many

who advocate such a theory as to add a vowel, etc to the name . This

just doesnot make a difference.

 

2 aksharas-chara rasis-eg: RAMA:-he was born in cancer ascedant.

3 aksharas-dual rasis

4 aksharas-fixed rasis.

 

 

d)Why is the name of the woman changed after marriage, what is the

> astrological/spiritual reasoning.

 

The name changes due to the influence of mercury. Change of name is

done for ladies after marriage to pacify Mercury. Mercury gets

exalted in a sign of debility of Venus and Vice-Versa. Thus marriage

(Venus) implies the end of childhood and the freedoms that go with

it. Mercury is averse to marriage and emerald is never given to newly

married couples

 

> e)I have heard that marriage name change signifies that a new era

or new life has started in the woman's life, is this true.

 

Yes.

 

> f) If name start word is not selected according to astrology what

is the exact consequences.

 

The consequences are to be seen by doing a bit of vedic numerology

and applying it to the chart.,

 

 

 

regards

partha