Guest guest Posted February 13, 2006 Report Share Posted February 13, 2006 The Winter Solstice is always on December 21 and is the shortest day of the year where as Uttarayana always starts around January 14th which is the Makar Sankranti of the Sun. Can any one give the exact scantific reason for the difference between Makar Sankranti and the Winter Solstice? Nice if one could post a picture of these orbital terms and explain in details. If this has been already explained, can one give me the link to that site? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 14, 2006 Report Share Posted February 14, 2006 || Sri Gurave Namah || Namaste Ashok, This difference is called as Ayanamsha. If you have JHora or some other Jyotish Software. In the Preferences;Related To Calculations;Ayanamsha. Select Sayana(Tropical). Enter a new chart for the Date 22 December. You will see Sun in zero degree of Capricorn(Makar). This date keeps changing due to various other movements of Sun and Earth. The Jyotish calculations keeps the marking constant to offset for this difference and hence a value called Ayanamsha is subtracted. Hence you see the dates changing. Warm Regards Sanjay P On 2/13/06, Ashok Basargekar <ashok_basargekar wrote: > > The Winter Solstice is always on December 21 and is the shortest day > of the year where as Uttarayana always starts around January 14th > which is the Makar Sankranti of the Sun. Can any one give the exact > scantific reason for the difference between Makar Sankranti and the > Winter Solstice? Nice if one could post a picture of these orbital > terms and explain in details. If this has been already explained, can > one give me the link to that site? > > > > > > > ....... May Jupiter's light shine on us ....... > > > > > > > Astrology chart</gads?t=ms&k=Astrology+chart&w1=Astrology+chart&w2=\ Vedic+astrology&w3=Astrology+horoscope&w4=Astrology+software&c=4&s=91&.sig=Uokti\ PHSoTwQkpGMXBNeEg> Vedic > astrology</gads?t=ms&k=Vedic+astrology&w1=Astrology+chart\ &w2=Vedic+astrology&w3=Astrology+horoscope&w4=Astrology+software&c=4&s=91&.sig=q\ NtEn5POAbTpzmtNKIdnHA> Astrology > horoscope</gads?t=ms&k=Astrology+horoscope&w1=Astrology+c\ hart&w2=Vedic+astrology&w3=Astrology+horoscope&w4=Astrology+software&c=4&s=91&.s\ ig=8kShDb5zI-EsRMSq6tgiew> Astrology > software</gads?t=ms&k=Astrology+software&w1=Astrology+cha\ rt&w2=Vedic+astrology&w3=Astrology+horoscope&w4=Astrology+software&c=4&s=91&.sig\ =Je51jg697mjdLNt6iLuaCw> > ------------------------------ > > > > - Visit your group "vedic astrology<vedic astrology>" > on the web. > > - > vedic astrology<vedic astrology-@gro\ ups.com?subject=Un> > > - Terms of > Service <>. > > > ------------------------------ > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 14, 2006 Report Share Posted February 14, 2006 Namaste, Winetr solastice is NOT always on Dec 21. Infact the precession of axis makes it go back every year. It goes back by 1 day every 72 years or so. So in 72 years from now it will be dec 20 and so on. .... On 2/13/06, Ashok Basargekar <ashok_basargekar wrote: > > The Winter Solstice is always on December 21 and is the shortest day > of the year where as Uttarayana always starts around January 14th > which is the Makar Sankranti of the Sun. Can any one give the exact > scantific reason for the difference between Makar Sankranti and the > Winter Solstice? Nice if one could post a picture of these orbital > terms and explain in details. If this has been already explained, can > one give me the link to that site? > > > > > > > ....... May Jupiter's light shine on us ....... > > > > > > > Astrology chart</gads?t=ms&k=Astrology+chart&w1=Astrology+chart&w2=\ Vedic+astrology&w3=Astrology+horoscope&w4=Astrology+software&c=4&s=91&.sig=Uokti\ PHSoTwQkpGMXBNeEg> Vedic > astrology</gads?t=ms&k=Vedic+astrology&w1=Astrology+chart\ &w2=Vedic+astrology&w3=Astrology+horoscope&w4=Astrology+software&c=4&s=91&.sig=q\ NtEn5POAbTpzmtNKIdnHA> Astrology > horoscope</gads?t=ms&k=Astrology+horoscope&w1=Astrology+c\ hart&w2=Vedic+astrology&w3=Astrology+horoscope&w4=Astrology+software&c=4&s=91&.s\ ig=8kShDb5zI-EsRMSq6tgiew> Astrology > software</gads?t=ms&k=Astrology+software&w1=Astrology+cha\ rt&w2=Vedic+astrology&w3=Astrology+horoscope&w4=Astrology+software&c=4&s=91&.sig\ =Je51jg697mjdLNt6iLuaCw> > ------------------------------ > > > > - Visit your group "vedic astrology<vedic astrology>" > on the web. > > - > vedic astrology<vedic astrology-@gro\ ups.com?subject=Un> > > - Terms of > Service <>. > > > ------------------------------ > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 14, 2006 Report Share Posted February 14, 2006 Namaskaar Sri Ashok Whenever any measurement is taken in space, it is with a reference point. In topical, the position of the Earth is taken to be around Sun. However if we were to check Earth's return with respect to some constellation, it would be different. This difference is Ayanamsha. So it depends how you are measuring the same. There is a new method which is being used in Physics. Instead of taking 3 dimensions of Space, they take the 4 dimensional Space-Time as standard. In such a case, all planets, including Sun have linear motion with respect to time and angular motion with respect to each other. The combined motion is a vector. I can't even imagine how it would change our view of the Universe and position of the Earth. Without complicating everyone's mind any further, I am returning back to the basics. Thanks and Regards Bharat On 2/14/06, Ashok Basargekar <ashok_basargekar wrote: > > The Winter Solstice is always on December 21 and is the shortest day > of the year where as Uttarayana always starts around January 14th > which is the Makar Sankranti of the Sun. Can any one give the exact > scantific reason for the difference between Makar Sankranti and the > Winter Solstice? Nice if one could post a picture of these orbital > terms and explain in details. If this has been already explained, can > one give me the link to that site? > > > > > > > ....... May Jupiter's light shine on us ....... > > > > > > > Astrology chart</gads?t=ms&k=Astrology+chart&w1=Astrology+chart&w2=\ Vedic+astrology&w3=Astrology+horoscope&w4=Astrology+software&c=4&s=91&.sig=Uokti\ PHSoTwQkpGMXBNeEg> Vedic > astrology</gads?t=ms&k=Vedic+astrology&w1=Astrology+chart\ &w2=Vedic+astrology&w3=Astrology+horoscope&w4=Astrology+software&c=4&s=91&.sig=q\ NtEn5POAbTpzmtNKIdnHA> Astrology > horoscope</gads?t=ms&k=Astrology+horoscope&w1=Astrology+c\ hart&w2=Vedic+astrology&w3=Astrology+horoscope&w4=Astrology+software&c=4&s=91&.s\ ig=8kShDb5zI-EsRMSq6tgiew> Astrology > software</gads?t=ms&k=Astrology+software&w1=Astrology+cha\ rt&w2=Vedic+astrology&w3=Astrology+horoscope&w4=Astrology+software&c=4&s=91&.sig\ =Je51jg697mjdLNt6iLuaCw> > ------------------------------ > > > > - Visit your group "vedic astrology<vedic astrology>" > on the web. > > - > vedic astrology<vedic astrology-@gro\ ups.com?subject=Un> > > - Terms of > Service <>. > > > ------------------------------ > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 14, 2006 Report Share Posted February 14, 2006 Jaya Jagannatha Dear Bharat, Namaste Without complicating everyone's mind any further, I am returning back to the basics. Thanks and Regards Bharat Me too :-) The 24 sections signifies the 24 hour clock. This is how the Yin-Yang Ba Gua looks like. Love, Swee p/s Bipin loves these types of illustrations Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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