#5 Fwd: First letter of name for a baby

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Dear Swee and List Members, Namaskaar.

 

Swee -- you bring up a thought provoking scenario. I further said to

myself -- "What if the Moon were in Gandanta..?"

:>

 

Irrespective, I would continue the naming of the child associated with

the first syllable (and appropriate Nakshatra Pada) in which the Moon

is placed....

 

I assume that when the Maharishis gave the Nakskahtra syllables, they

kept various scenarios in account, including that of Gandanta. They

devoted seperate Chapters as remedial measures, etc. when the Moon is

found in a stressful position.

 

If you know any cases where the Moon has been in Marana Karaka Sthaana

or in Gandanta and the above has been discouraged, let us know....?

 

Thanks. Best wishes,

Nitin.

 

|| Namah Shivaaya ||

 

 

 

 

vedic astrology, "Swee Chan" <swee@c...> wrote:

> Jaya Jagannatha

>

> Dear Nitin,

>

> What if the Moon is in marana?

>

> Curious,

>

> Swee

>

>

> Nitin [astronitin]

> Monday, January 31, 2005 8:43 PM

> vedic astrology

> [vedic astrology] #2 Re: Fwd: First letter of name for a baby

>

>

>

> ||| Hare Rama Krishna |||

>

> Dear Anand and List Members, Namaskaar.

>

> Anand -- yes, the first syllable is considered from the Nakshatra of

> the Moon.

>

> http://evesindia.indiainfo.com/pregnancy/nakshatra.html

>

> Best wishes,

> Nitin.

>

> || Namah Shivaaya ||

>

> vedic astrology, "Anand Raghavan"

> <ranand@g...> wrote:

> >

> > Hello,

> >

> > Just resending this since Im not sure if people got to see this

> > email..

> >

> > Thanks

> > Anand

> >

> > vedic astrology, "Anand Raghavan"

> > Hello,

> >

> > I was wondering if someone could point me to literature where I can

> > read up on how to decide the first letter of a baby's name ..

> >

> > Is it based on the nakshatram when the baby is born? If it is not,

> > can it be decided based on information about the parents even before

> > the baby is born?

> >

> > Thanks

> > Anand

> > --- End forwarded message ---

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10.0pt">||| Hare Rama Krishna

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10.0pt">Dear Swee and List Members, Namaskaar.

10.0pt">

10.0pt">Swee -- you bring up a thought provoking scenario. I further said to

myself -- "What if the Moon

were in Gandanta..?"

10.0pt">:>

10.0pt">

10.0pt">Irrespective, I would continue the naming of the child associated with

the first syllable (and

appropriate Nakshatra Pada)

in which the Moon

is placed....

10.0pt">

10.0pt">I assume that when the Maharishis gave the Nakskahtra syllables, they

kept various scenarios in account,

including that of Gandanta. They

devoted seperate

Chapters as remedial measures, etc. when the Moon is

found in a stressful position.

10.0pt">

10.0pt">If you know any cases where the Moon has been in Marana Karaka Sthaana

or in Gandanta

and the above has been discouraged, let us know....?

10.0pt">

10.0pt">Thanks. Best wishes,

Nitin.

10.0pt">

Jaya Jagannatha

 

Dear Nitin,

 

I think your assumption may

not be 100%. Just the hint on choosing a good muhurata

for Naamakarana as stated in Narada

Purana, is that the NAME shall be composed of

auspicious syllables.

 

So it is not based purely

on the Moon's placement but should be based on the most auspicious planet in

Rasi in its relevant nakshatra pada (and assessment in

Navamsa)..... of course

bearing in mind the several types of gandanta and

their lords involved.

 

Moon in sukla paksha is strong. Nakshatras are strong during Krishna Paksha.

 

Vedic Numerology becomes

part and parcel of the assessment and this is what Sanjay ji

has to say in his article on Vedic Numerology:

 

Usage

 

Maharishi Jaimini has used this Katapayadi varga to hide the numbers of houses within words. For

example in the sloka 'Swatste

daraH' we find that the word Swa

is composed of only one complete alphabet Va

which implies the number '4'. the other word is dara which we have already seen

refers to the number '4'. Thus

Maharishi was giving a vital rider to the Arudha Pada calculation in the

stanza by telling us that if the planet is in the fourth house from its own

sign, then the Arudha pada

shall be in the fourth house itself (instead of the seventh).

 

This gives us a vital

hint about using the Katapayadi Varga.

We can use this to determine the Zodiac sign hidden within the names of people

and companies and see if the same is beneficial or otherwise.

 

 

Love,

 

Swee