Confusion on Ayanamsha - Clarification on Fundamentals

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Dear Members

 

I need some clarification on the question of Ayanamsha. The nirayana system is

based only on the ayanamsha, and the Vimshottari dasha is based on the nirayana

longitude of the Moon. The Mahadasha (main period) of Rahu, Jupiter, Saturn,

Mercury or Venus is longer, so a difference of even one degree in the ayanamsha

can make a difference in the Mahadasha by one and a half years or so. This

happens when using different systems of ayanmsha. Of course which is the

correct system has been a debatable issue. However, we use aynamsha when

determining the longitude of the Lagna only but not when calculating the

longitudes of the planets which are calculated on the basis of their individual

position at

a particular time and rectifying to the exact position at the time of birth by

the particular planet's speed.

Is this statement correct? Then how do we rectify for the ayanamsha ? Generally

the Indian Panchangs give the ayanamsha value as a standard 23:30:00 for fixed

interval lagnas and then a rectification nneds to be carried out to arrive at

the exact value through adding or subtracting the difference of that particular

day's ayanamsha value. My question is do we carry out the same rectification for

the planets' longitudes also? Or am I missing a point here?

I hope somebody will clarify this confusion for me.

Regards

Iberjyotish

 

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