Guest guest Posted July 12, 2006 Report Share Posted July 12, 2006 Hi all, I am relocating to SFO Bay Area, California in a week(from Hyderabad, India). I was wondering if somebody can help me with the following: a). When seeing for auspicious time should we look at the day/time of starting from Hyderabad or time of joining in the job in US? b). When looking at the Calendar(thithi/vaara/nakshatra etc.,.) in US should we adjust the timings to Indian times or should we just look at it as-is in US (ex.if Friday afternoon in India is Dwadashi can we take Friday afternoon in US also as Dwadashi as we are in that time zone or adjust the timings) Please help me with the above. I need to book tickets Thursday(13th July) morning India Time. Thanks in advance, Regads, Mahesh Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 14, 2006 Report Share Posted July 14, 2006 Sh. Jnanarthi J, My intention of giving the following script is not to discourage or to throw mud on the belief. Auspicious or inauspicious are relative terms, these are followed to inculcate discipline and orderliness to the mind. When it is achieved one should stop observing it. Just for example Amavasya (The black Moon day) is inauspicious for Andhrites where as it is auspicious to Tamilians. Sun never rises nor sets, it is relative with respect to the place or location on the globe. What is required is complete belief or surrender to the Almighty, which brings peace and endless joy. By observing Good or Bad days one is not imposing full faith and and is incomplete belief. Please do not mistake me, it is left for one to think loud. Series of stories one hears, reads about faith or belief and one is thoroughly convinced but ones mind plays a trick of spreading Maya and drifts one to the routine. At the same time it is important to note that as long as one is convinced that observing Muhurats brings happiness should not stop, as the method or a mode one follow should give happiness. Reply to your query is that one shall select an auspicious Muhurat at the time of starting an activity. One need not select auspicious Muhurats for every susequent activity that follow. The first activity of Joining or reporting for a new assignment is "Journey" . So you shall select auspicious muhurat for the journey from your place of stay. All other activities are considered as subsequent, immaterial of its importance ie may be more significant or even a milestone. AUM Namah Shivaya KS Rao, Cell: 93922 94531 On 7/13/06, Jnanarthi J <jnanarthi > wrote: > > Hi all, > > I am relocating to SFO Bay Area, California in a week(from Hyderabad, > India). I was wondering if somebody can help me with the following: > > a). When seeing for auspicious time should we look at the day/time of > starting from Hyderabad or time of joining in the job in US? > b). When looking at the Calendar(thithi/vaara/nakshatra etc.,.) in US > should we adjust the timings to Indian times or should we just look at it > as-is in US (ex.if Friday afternoon in India is Dwadashi can we take > Friday afternoon in US also as Dwadashi as we are in that time zone or > adjust the timings) > > Please help me with the above. I need to book tickets Thursday(13th July) > morning India Time. Thanks in advance, > > Regads, > Mahesh > > > -- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 14, 2006 Report Share Posted July 14, 2006 Hari OM! Hello Mahesh, You can go to www.ahobilamutt.org click on the Ekadasi, sahcharam info under the current info fo the US timings. Scientifically calculated for all the auspicious occations With Love & OM! Om Nama Shivaya Krishna Prasad KS Rao <kasturisrao > wrote: Sh. Jnanarthi J, My intention of giving the following script is not to discourage or to throw mud on the belief. Auspicious or inauspicious are relative terms, these are followed to inculcate discipline and orderliness to the mind. When it is achieved one should stop observing it. Just for example Amavasya (The black Moon day) is inauspicious for Andhrites where as it is auspicious to Tamilians. Sun never rises nor sets, it is relative with respect to the place or location on the globe. What is required is complete belief or surrender to the Almighty, which brings peace and endless joy. By observing Good or Bad days one is not imposing full faith and and is incomplete belief. Please do not mistake me, it is left for one to think loud. Series of stories one hears, reads about faith or belief and one is thoroughly convinced but ones mind plays a trick of spreading Maya and drifts one to the routine. At the same time it is important to note that as long as one is convinced that observing Muhurats brings happiness should not stop, as the method or a mode one follow should give happiness. Reply to your query is that one shall select an auspicious Muhurat at the time of starting an activity. One need not select auspicious Muhurats for every susequent activity that follow. The first activity of Joining or reporting for a new assignment is "Journey" . So you shall select auspicious muhurat for the journey from your place of stay. All other activities are considered as subsequent, immaterial of its importance ie may be more significant or even a milestone. AUM Namah Shivaya KS Rao, Cell: 93922 94531 On 7/13/06, Jnanarthi J <jnanarthi > wrote: Hi all, I am relocating to SFO Bay Area, California in a week(from Hyderabad, India). I was wondering if somebody can help me with the following: a). When seeing for auspicious time should we look at the day/time of starting from Hyderabad or time of joining in the job in US? b). When looking at the Calendar(thithi/vaara/nakshatra etc.,.) in US should we adjust the timings to Indian times or should we just look at it as-is in US (ex.if Friday afternoon in India is Dwadashi can we take Friday afternoon in US also as Dwadashi as we are in that time zone or adjust the timings) Please help me with the above. I need to book tickets Thursday(13th July) morning India Time. Thanks in advance, Regads, Mahesh -- Krishna Prasad "Since past and future have never been without the present, to know the eternal Now is to know the Truth" Everyone is raving about the all-new Mail Beta. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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