Bhrigu Bindu Progression in Annual Charts

[Guest guest]

Dear Raghunath,

 

It is not there in the current release of JHora. If you want to experiment with

it, you will have to calculate manually.

 

Take the longitudes of Moon and Rahu. Add them and divide the sum by 2.

 

I may add it to JHora in a future release.

 

May the light of Brahman shine within,

Narasimha

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> Om Krishna Guru

>

> Namaste Narasimha JI,

>

> Welcome back and good to read about your 'Bhrigu Bindu Progression in

> Annual Charts' examples. Please tell me, where do I find the BB in

> HHora. In yor first example, you said "The BB for the year is at

> 2Cp28", how and where do I find this in JHora ?

>

> Regards

> Raghunatha Rao

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Om Krishna Guru

 

Namaste Narasimha Ji and Fellow Students,

 

Thanks for the note and also for the pointers for the calculation.

 

Yes, I love to have this kind of calculations in JHora. So that

students like me, can continue the analysis/doscovery directly,

rather than spending time in manual calculations. As you know when I

study any priciple, I like to test in many charts, which demands more

time and if I do manual calculations, it will take many hours, which

unfortunately I/we have less in our hand. So I would request you to

add this and any other methods, which you are doing research into

your future release of JHora (when time permits for you). So that

research minded studetns like me can continue your reserach from

there.

 

Anyhow, now coming back to "Bhrigu-Bindu" calculation: When I have

refered back my notes on this subject, where Sri CS Patel Ji

mentioned in his Article 15 at page No: 124 of a book called "Navamsa

and Nadi Astrology", he gave a definition as follows:

 

"Deduct the Longitude of Rahu from that of the Moon. the difference

be divided by two (2). Add the quotient to Rahu's position. The

result will be Rahu-Moon midpoint is also called "Bhrigu-Bindu".

 

The above is slightly different from your calculation, so which one

is correct ?, then I will apply this on few charts and try to learn

from there. So request you to please clarify my doubt and educate me.

 

A side note to my fellow students:-

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

I have read (at least 3 times) a book called "Bhrigu Nandi Nadi" by

my Guru Ji's Guru Sri RG Rao Ji. This book has got about 500+ Charts

in it and evey time I read a chart from this book, I learnt a new

thing. So if some one has more interest in Bhrigu Nandi Nadi

principles, then I would suggest you to read/study this book and pair

up with me once you have finished reading at least 2 times. So that

we can work together on a paper with some exaple charts and share our

findings with our fellow studetns for their further study. I can not

do this study, this year as I have already have few studies in my

hand, but surely love to do this work with some one next year.

 

Thanks for your help in advance.

 

Regards

Raghunatha Rao

 

===

 

vedic astrology/message/72945

"Narasimha P.V.R. Rao" <pvr

Sat Mar 25, 2006 5:05 pm

Re: Bhrigu Bindu Progression in Annual Charts

 

Dear Raghunath,

 

It is not there in the current release of JHora. If you want to

experiment with it, you will have to calculate manually.

 

Take the longitudes of Moon and Rahu. Add them and divide the sum by

2.

 

I may add it to JHora in a future release.

 

May the light of Brahman shine within,

Narasimha

 

====

 

vedic astrology/message/72944

"Raghunatha RaoNemani" <raon1008

Sat Mar 25, 2006 4:36 pm

Re : Bhrigu Bindu Progression in Annual Charts

 

Om Krishna Guru

 

Namaste Narasimha JI,

 

Welcome back and good to read about your 'Bhrigu Bindu Progression in

Annual Charts' examples. Please tell me, where do I find the BB in

HHora. In yor first example, you said "The BB for the year is at

2Cp28", how and where do I find this in JHora ?

 

Regards

Raghunatha Rao

[Guest guest]

|| Sri Gurave Namah ||

 

Dear Raghunatha,

 

Both Calculations are same,

 

PVR: Take the longitudes of Moon and Rahu. Add them and divide the sum by

2.

 

BB = (M+R)/2

 

YouSaid:"Deduct the Longitude of Rahu from that of the Moon. the difference

be divided by two (2). Add the quotient to Rahu's position. The

result will be Rahu-Moon midpoint is also called "Bhrigu-Bindu".

...

The above is slightly different from your calculation, so which one

is correct ?,

 

BB= (M-R)/2+R

= ((M-R) + 2R)/2

= (M+R)/2

 

Warm Regards

Sanjay P

 

 

On 3/26/06, Raghunatha RaoNemani <raon1008 wrote:

>

> Om Krishna Guru

>

> Namaste Narasimha Ji and Fellow Students,

>

> Thanks for the note and also for the pointers for the calculation.

>

> Yes, I love to have this kind of calculations in JHora. So that

> students like me, can continue the analysis/doscovery directly,

> rather than spending time in manual calculations. As you know when I

> study any priciple, I like to test in many charts, which demands more

> time and if I do manual calculations, it will take many hours, which

> unfortunately I/we have less in our hand. So I would request you to

> add this and any other methods, which you are doing research into

> your future release of JHora (when time permits for you). So that

> research minded studetns like me can continue your reserach from

> there.

>

> Anyhow, now coming back to "Bhrigu-Bindu" calculation: When I have

> refered back my notes on this subject, where Sri CS Patel Ji

> mentioned in his Article 15 at page No: 124 of a book called "Navamsa

> and Nadi Astrology", he gave a definition as follows:

>

> "Deduct the Longitude of Rahu from that of the Moon. the difference

> be divided by two (2). Add the quotient to Rahu's position. The

> result will be Rahu-Moon midpoint is also called "Bhrigu-Bindu".

>

> The above is slightly different from your calculation, so which one

> is correct ?, then I will apply this on few charts and try to learn

> from there. So request you to please clarify my doubt and educate me.

>

> A side note to my fellow students:-

> ==================================

> I have read (at least 3 times) a book called "Bhrigu Nandi Nadi" by

> my Guru Ji's Guru Sri RG Rao Ji. This book has got about 500+ Charts

> in it and evey time I read a chart from this book, I learnt a new

> thing. So if some one has more interest in Bhrigu Nandi Nadi

> principles, then I would suggest you to read/study this book and pair

> up with me once you have finished reading at least 2 times. So that

> we can work together on a paper with some exaple charts and share our

> findings with our fellow studetns for their further study. I can not

> do this study, this year as I have already have few studies in my

> hand, but surely love to do this work with some one next year.

>

> Thanks for your help in advance.

>

> Regards

> Raghunatha Rao

>

> ===

>

> vedic astrology/message/72945

> "Narasimha P.V.R. Rao" <pvr

> Sat Mar 25, 2006 5:05 pm

> Re: Bhrigu Bindu Progression in Annual Charts

>

>

> Dear Raghunath,

>

> It is not there in the current release of JHora. If you want to

> experiment with it, you will have to calculate manually.

>

> Take the longitudes of Moon and Rahu. Add them and divide the sum by

> 2.

>

> I may add it to JHora in a future release.

>

> May the light of Brahman shine within,

> Narasimha

>

> ====

>

> vedic astrology/message/72944

> "Raghunatha RaoNemani" <raon1008

> Sat Mar 25, 2006 4:36 pm

> Re : Bhrigu Bindu Progression in Annual Charts

>

>

> Om Krishna Guru

>

> Namaste Narasimha JI,

>

> Welcome back and good to read about your 'Bhrigu Bindu Progression in

> Annual Charts' examples. Please tell me, where do I find the BB in

> HHora. In yor first example, you said "The BB for the year is at

> 2Cp28", how and where do I find this in JHora ?

>

> Regards

> Raghunatha Rao

>

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Om Krishna Guru

 

Namaste Sanjay P Ji,

 

Thank you for confirming both are same and I/we will continue the

research now.

 

Regards

Raghunatha Rao

 

 

vedic astrology, "Sanjay Prabhakaran"

<sanjaychettiar wrote:

>

Dear Raghunatha,

 

Both Calculations are same,

 

PVR: Take the longitudes of Moon and Rahu. Add them and divide the

sum by

2.

 

BB = (M+R)/2

 

YouSaid:"Deduct the Longitude of Rahu from that of the Moon. the

difference

be divided by two (2). Add the quotient to Rahu's position. The

result will be Rahu-Moon midpoint is also called "Bhrigu-Bindu".

...

The above is slightly different from your calculation, so which one

is correct ?,

 

BB= (M-R)/2+R

= ((M-R) + 2R)/2

= (M+R)/2

 

Warm Regards

Sanjay P

[Guest guest]

Dear All,

Now a day here in our discussions Rahu & Ketu is playing important

rolls!! They may be also indicating the dark and secret areas of

astrology. Let it be the Rahu-Moon Mid point (Bhrigu-Bindu), Rahu-

Sikhi Chakram (Ra-Si Chakram), controversies on the Drishti/Rasmi of

Rahu and Ketu, Or the Yugadi calculations, they have their important

role to play, since Rahu and Ketu are one of the best mathematical

points that depict the rhythm of Solar system, and thus the rhythm of

destiny for us, the living organisms on earth.

Love,

Sreenadh

 

 

vedic astrology, "Raghunatha RaoNemani"

<raon1008 wrote:

>

> Om Krishna Guru

>

> Namaste Sanjay P Ji,

>

> Thank you for confirming both are same and I/we will continue the

> research now.

>

> Regards

> Raghunatha Rao

>

>

> vedic astrology, "Sanjay Prabhakaran"

> <sanjaychettiar@> wrote:

> >

> Dear Raghunatha,

>

> Both Calculations are same,

>

> PVR: Take the longitudes of Moon and Rahu. Add them and divide the

> sum by

> 2.

>

> BB = (M+R)/2

>

> YouSaid:"Deduct the Longitude of Rahu from that of the Moon. the

> difference

> be divided by two (2). Add the quotient to Rahu's position. The

> result will be Rahu-Moon midpoint is also called "Bhrigu-Bindu".

> ..

> The above is slightly different from your calculation, so which one

> is correct ?,

>

> BB= (M-R)/2+R

> = ((M-R) + 2R)/2

> = (M+R)/2

>

> Warm Regards

> Sanjay P

>