Annual TP

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Hi

Could some one please explain how to arrive at the commencement dasa

of annual TP chart for a sukla navami born person.

Thank you

Ponti

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Hare Rama Krishna

 

Dear Ponti,

 

Let me give you my understanding from Narasimha Ji's teaching

regarding the Tithi Pravesha Chakra in this list. The following

is the extract from his definition and example from the archives.

Please search for the detailed notes in the archives.

 

Also, Narasimha Ji's may be providing the T.P charts in his

upcoming J.Hora Lite version software, so that will be useful

to you as well.

 

Hope this may be of some help to you.

 

Regards

Raghunadha Rao

========

 

Tithi:-

======

Tithi is the Vedic date of the luni-solar calendar and is a measure

of the angular displacement of Moon from Sun. It is known that the

period between two consecutive full moon's (i.e. exact 1800

displacement of the Moon from the Sun) is about 29.5 civil days. The

total movement of 3600 of the angle between the Luminaries in transit

in a month was divided by 30 to obtain a measure of 120

called `Tithi' (luni-solar day). Tithi is the period in which the

angular displacement of Moon from Sun increases by exactly 12º. There

are fifteen tithis (15 x 120 =1800) in the waxing phase (Sukla

paksha) and fifteen tithis is the waning phase (Krishna paksha). The

displacement angle = Longitude of Moon longitude of sun. When this

angle is divided by 12º, we get an index to the tithi, starting from

Sukla Pratipat.

 

Tithi Pravesha Chakra:-

======================

Pravesha means entry or return and Tithi Pravesha Chakra is the chart

drawn for the birth moment of Tithi return every year. If the angle

from Sun to Moon matches that in the natal chart, it means that the

Tithi running is the same as birth Tithi and also the fraction of

Tithi remaining is the same as at birth. If someone was born with Sun

in Aries on Chaitra Sukla Navami with 25% of the Tithi remaining, the

native's astrological luni-solar new year will commence every year

when Sun is in Aries and Sukla Navami is running with 25% of the

Tithi remaining. A chart cast for this moment for the longitude and

latitude of the birthplace irrespective of where the native is

currently living will throw light on the events during the coming

year. This chart is called Tithi Pravesha(TP) chart.

vedic astrology, "ponti6666" <ponti6666>

wrote:

> Hi

> Could some one please explain how to arrive at the commencement

dasa

> of annual TP chart for a sukla navami born person.

> Thank you

> Ponti

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Satyam Bruyat Priyam Bruyat

 

Dear Rao,

This is very informative. As per my noted birth time 9.04 am on 31st July 49,

Vadodara, India, Sun was in Cancer, tithi was shukla shashthi, 2.78% left. An

approximate process leads me to same combination on 4th Aug 2003, 3.27.35 am. A

rough check shows approx same angular distance between Sun and Moon! Would that

be correct? Some how I always thought that luni -solar calendar was shorter

than the standard! Have I missed something?

Kind regards

Ramesh

Rao Nemani [raon1008 ]Sent:

Sunday, February 01, 2004 3:17 PMvedic astrologySubject:

[vedic astrology] Re: Annual TPHare Rama KrishnaDear Ponti,Let me give you my

understanding from Narasimha Ji's teaching regarding the Tithi Pravesha Chakra

in this list. The following is the extract from his definition and example from

the archives. Please search for the detailed notes in the archives.Also,

Narasimha Ji's may be providing the T.P charts in his upcoming J.Hora Lite

version software, so that will be usefulto you as well.Hope this may be of some

help to you.RegardsRaghunadha Rao========Tithi:-======Tithi is the Vedic date of

the luni-solar calendar and is a measure of the angular displacement of Moon

from Sun. It is known that the period between two consecutive full moon's (i.e.

exact 1800 displacement of the Moon from the Sun) is about 29.5 civil days. The

total movement of 3600 of the angle between the Luminaries in transit in a

month was divided by 30 to obtain a measure of 120 called `Tithi' (luni-solar

day). Tithi is the period in which the angular displacement of Moon from Sun

increases by exactly 12º. There are fifteen tithis (15 x 120 =1800) in the

waxing phase (Sukla paksha) and fifteen tithis is the waning phase (Krishna

paksha). The displacement angle = Longitude of Moon longitude of sun. When this

angle is divided by 12º, we get an index to the tithi, starting from Sukla

Pratipat.Tithi Pravesha Chakra:-======================Pravesha means entry or

return and Tithi Pravesha Chakra is the chart drawn for the birth moment of

Tithi return every year. If the angle from Sun to Moon matches that in the

natal chart, it means that the Tithi running is the same as birth Tithi and

also the fraction of Tithi remaining is the same as at birth. If someone was

born with Sun in Aries on Chaitra Sukla Navami with 25% of the Tithi remaining,

the native's astrological luni-solar new year will commence every year when Sun

is in Aries and Sukla Navami is running with 25% of the Tithi remaining. A

chart cast for this moment for the longitude and latitude of the birthplace

irrespective of where the native is currently living will throw light on the

events during the coming year. This chart is called Tithi Pravesha(TP)

chart.vedic astrology, "ponti6666" <ponti6666>

wrote:> Hi> Could some one please explain how to arrive at the commencement

dasa > of annual TP chart for a sukla navami born person.> Thank you>

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