Guest guest Posted October 24, 2006 Report Share Posted October 24, 2006 My request to Mr. Surya Ianala once again is that it is immaterial to debate as how old is jyotish........kindly stop raising such endless debates & discussion.....concentrate more on the subject of astrology......do some authentic work... share with other members any worthy findings that you may have..........instead of harping on a single issue........I would also request other members NOT to respond to such "trivial topics" primarily intended to draw the focus away from core astrology...... Mr. Surya Ianala seems to have all energies & time in writing or raking up none issues..... & keep dragging on endlessly.........it is time moderate his e-mails for the good of the lists..... with regards, sreeram srinivas Tuesday, October 24, 2006 4:31 PM Subject: Digest Number 159 Ancient Indian Astrology Messages In This Digest (1 Message) 1. Re: how old is jyotish Vidya? surya ianala View All Topics | Create New Topic Message 1. Re: how old is jyotish Vidya? Posted by: "surya ianala" suri_allam suri_allam Mon Oct 23, 2006 10:10 am (PST) Om Sri gurave Namah!Dear Madhu jee, Namaskar! Few definations: Jyotisha in hindi and english usage is jyotishThe sanskrit term " Jyotish" is derived from the root meaning "light" and isha" meaning "god", thus it means science of light-the light within each of us that is a microcosm of light of the universeJyotish is a sanskrit word meaning inner light, it is the light of life, knowledge and god influencing all beings throughout time.Jyotish is the Sanskrit name for Vedic astrology, meaning "science of light".Jyotish means Jyot- Ish. Jyot means Light & Ish means God, so we can say Light of god.The Sanskrit word derives from jyótis -"Ja"+"Ya"+"O"+"T"+"ish" to get the root meaning as "water or birth"+"in addition to" + "earth" and "stars" + "knowledgeable" equating as one who is knowledgeable, or enlightened with knowledge, of birth, fate, and relationship to water, earth and stars) or which means "light, brightness", but in the plural also "the heavenly bodies, planets and stars".Jyotish is : Kaal vidhana shastras - a circle.:-)Thanks! for your comments Om Namah Shivai! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 25, 2006 Report Share Posted October 25, 2006 Om Sri gurave Namah! Dear Sreeram Jee, namaskar! Thanks for your comments, and I assure you that once I consolidate all the information available, I will definetly share it with all the members. There are lots of astrologers brooding on this topic, no article or book on astrology is complete without highlighting the fact that we are dealing with the oldest astro science available, this question is not without a reason, As I have started writting a book on vedic astrology and plamistry, but I have certain dead ends, and this is one of them. Instead of starting: Jyotish vidya is very old, or ancient, or very ancient or believed to be, or said to be etc. etc. wouldn't it be nice and more informative, if I start the history with: Jyotish vidya is xxxxxxxxx years old, basis for such a conclusion etc.etc. There are other dead ends like: Why the order of vimsottari dasas is Me-Ket-Ven-Sun-Moon-Mars-Rah-Jup-Sat-Me, and also why certian no of years is alotted to each grah like Kethu 7; Venus 20; Sun 6; Moon 10; Mars 7; Rahu 18; Jupiter 16; Saturn 19 and Mercury 17 years. There are others, I am very well aware that I will face lots of resistance, :-)before I will reach anywhere near a factual figure. Do not shun all those, who ask questions, instead encourage them because, it triggers a series of thoughts, which could lead to better understanding.and a forum should be open to all, to ask, to comment, to contemplate, but not to attack personally, instead exhaust the questioner with knowledge and reasoning, I think you agree with me. As I said before, A question is posted by some visiter, If I have knowledge and I feel I can justify my answer, I will answer it, but If I think it is foolish, or trivial, I would rather not comment on it, but asking others to join me to shun the person or remove his email from the list etc. is the last thing I would like to do, because I believe in vedic astrology and its predictive ability, and I also believe that one or few investigative question would not undermine its credibility or divinity. The whole purpose is to write a book with authentic knowledge, not just a book. All Rishis when asked: how, when, and who with regards to creation, they answered to the best of their knowledge and was very satisfying, but when asked why? even great rishis agreed, this is one thing they could not reach, why the universe was created?. So dear sreeram jee, I respect your opinion but it is not universal. Thanks! Om Namah Shivai! SPIsreeram srinivas <sreeram64 wrote: My request to Mr. Surya Ianala once again is that it is immaterial to debate as how old is jyotish........kindly stop raising such endless debates & discussion.....concentrate more on the subject of astrology......do some authentic work... share with other members any worthy findings that you may have..........instead of harping on a single issue........I would also request other members NOT to respond to such "trivial topics" primarily intended to draw the focus away from core astrology...... Mr. Surya Ianala seems to have all energies & time in writing or raking up none issues..... & keep dragging on endlessly.........it is time moderate his e-mails for the good of the lists..... with regards, sreeram srinivas Tuesday, October 24, 2006 4:31 PM Subject: Digest Number 159 Ancient Indian Astrology Messages In This Digest (1 Message) 1. Re: how old is jyotish Vidya? surya ianala View All Topics | Create New Topic Message 1. Re: how old is jyotish Vidya? Posted by: "surya ianala" suri_allam (AT) (DOT) ca suri_allam Mon Oct 23, 2006 10:10 am (PST) Om Sri gurave Namah!Dear Madhu jee, Namaskar! Few definations: Jyotisha in hindi and english usage is jyotishThe sanskrit term " Jyotish" is derived from the root meaning "light" and isha" meaning "god", thus it means science of light-the light within each of us that is a microcosm of light of the universeJyotish is a sanskrit word meaning inner light, it is the light of life, knowledge and god influencing all beings throughout time.Jyotish is the Sanskrit name for Vedic astrology, meaning "science of light".Jyotish means Jyot- Ish. Jyot means Light & Ish means God, so we can say Light of god.The Sanskrit word derives from jyótis -"Ja"+"Ya"+"O"+"T"+"ish" to get the root meaning as "water or birth"+"in addition to" + "earth" and "stars" + "knowledgeable" equating as one who is knowledgeable, or enlightened with knowledge, of birth, fate, and relationship to water, earth and stars) or which means "light, brightness", but in the plural also "the heavenly bodies, planets and stars".Jyotish is : Kaal vidhana shastras - a circle.:-)Thanks! for your comments Om Namah Shivai! Now you can have a huge leap forward in email: get the new Mail. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 26, 2006 Report Share Posted October 26, 2006 dear all, if someone wants to know about the history of astrology, i think they are better to enter the groups on Indian history. ( you can see my groups named Ancient History and one more at Vedic history) Talking of Jyotish history at great length is like discussing how to raise a plaintain tree when all that you want is to eat the plantains since you are hungry! Kishore patnaik On 10/25/06, surya ianala <suri_allam wrote: > Om Sri gurave Namah! > Dear Sreeram Jee, namaskar! > Thanks for your comments, and I assure you that once I consolidate all the > information available, I will definetly share it with all the members. > There are lots of astrologers brooding on this topic, no article or book > on astrology is complete without highlighting the fact that we are dealing > with the oldest astro science available, this question is not without a > reason, > As I have started writting a book on vedic astrology and plamistry, but I > have certain dead ends, and this is one of them. > Instead of starting: Jyotish vidya is very old, or ancient, or very > ancient or believed to be, or said to be etc. etc. wouldn't it be nice and > more informative, if I start the history with: Jyotish vidya is xxxxxxxxx > years old, basis for such a conclusion etc.etc. > There are other dead ends like: > Why the order of vimsottari dasas is > Me-Ket-Ven-Sun-Moon-Mars-Rah-Jup-Sat-Me, and also why certian no of years is > alotted to each grah like Kethu 7; Venus 20; Sun 6; Moon 10; Mars 7; Rahu > 18; Jupiter 16; Saturn 19 and Mercury 17 years. > There are others, I am very well aware that I will face lots of > resistance, :-)before I will reach anywhere near a factual figure. > Do not shun all those, who ask questions, instead encourage them because, > it triggers a series of thoughts, which could lead to better > understanding.and a forum should be open to all, to ask, to comment, to > contemplate, but not to attack personally, instead exhaust the questioner > with knowledge and reasoning, I think you agree with me. > As I said before, A question is posted by some visiter, If I have > knowledge and I feel I can justify my answer, I will answer it, but If I > think it is foolish, or trivial, I would rather not comment on it, but > asking others to join me to shun the person or remove his email from the > list etc. is the last thing I would like to do, because I believe in vedic > astrology and its predictive ability, and I also believe that one or few > investigative question would not undermine its credibility or divinity. > The whole purpose is to write a book with authentic knowledge, not just a > book. > All Rishis when asked: how, when, and who with regards to creation, they > answered to the best of their knowledge and was very satisfying, but when > asked why? even great rishis agreed, this is one thing they could not reach, > why the universe was created?. > So dear sreeram jee, I respect your opinion but it is not universal. > Thanks! > Om Namah Shivai! > SPI > > sreeram srinivas <sreeram64 wrote: > My request to Mr. Surya Ianala once again is that it is > immaterial to debate as how old is jyotish........kindly stop raising such > endless debates & discussion.....concentrate more on the subject of > astrology......do some authentic work... share with other members any worthy > findings that you may have..........instead of harping on a single > issue........I would also request other members NOT to respond to such > " trivial topics " primarily intended to draw the focus away from core > astrology...... > > Mr. Surya Ianala seems to have all energies & time in writing or raking up > none issues..... & keep dragging on endlessly.........it is time moderate > his e-mails for the good of the lists..... > > with regards, > sreeram srinivas > > > > > > Tuesday, October 24, 2006 4:31 PM > > Digest Number 159 > > > > Ancient Indian Astrology > Messages In This Digest (1 Message) > 1. > Re: how old is jyotish Vidya? surya ianala > View All Topics | Create New Topic > Message > 1. > Re: how old is jyotish Vidya? Posted by: " surya ianala " > suri_allam suri_allam Mon Oct 23, 2006 10:10 am (PST) Om Sri > gurave Namah! > Dear Madhu jee, Namaskar! > Few definations: Jyotisha in hindi and english usage is jyotish > The sanskrit term " Jyotish " is derived from the root meaning " light " and > isha " meaning " god " , thus it means science of light-the light within each of > us that is a microcosm of light of the universe > Jyotish is a sanskrit word meaning inner light, it is the light of life, > knowledge and god influencing all beings throughout time. > Jyotish is the Sanskrit name for Vedic astrology, meaning " science of > light " . > Jyotish means Jyot- Ish. Jyot means Light & Ish means God, so we can say > Light of god. > > > The Sanskrit word derives from jyótis - > " Ja " + " Ya " + " O " + " T " + " ish " to get the root meaning as " water or birth " + " in > addition to " + " earth " and " stars " + " knowledgeable " equating as one who is > knowledgeable, or enlightened with knowledge, of birth, fate, and > relationship to water, earth and stars) or which means " light, brightness " , > but in the plural also " the heavenly bodies, planets and stars " . > > Jyotish is : Kaal vidhana shastras - a circle.:-) > > Thanks! for your comments > > Om Namah Shivai! > > > > > > Now you can have a huge leap forward in email: get the new Mail. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 26, 2006 Report Share Posted October 26, 2006 The links to groups are as below goups. Kishore patnaik On 10/26/06, kishore patnaik <kishorepatnaik09 wrote: > dear all, > > if someone wants to know about the history of astrology, i think they > are better to enter the groups on Indian history. ( you can see my > groups named Ancient History and one more at Vedic history) > > Talking of Jyotish history at great length is like discussing how to > raise a plaintain tree when all that you want is to eat the plantains > since you are hungry! > > Kishore patnaik > > On 10/25/06, surya ianala <suri_allam wrote: > > Om Sri gurave Namah! > > Dear Sreeram Jee, namaskar! > > Thanks for your comments, and I assure you that once I consolidate all > the > > information available, I will definetly share it with all the members. > > There are lots of astrologers brooding on this topic, no article or > book > > on astrology is complete without highlighting the fact that we are > dealing > > with the oldest astro science available, this question is not without a > > reason, > > As I have started writting a book on vedic astrology and plamistry, but > I > > have certain dead ends, and this is one of them. > > Instead of starting: Jyotish vidya is very old, or ancient, or very > > ancient or believed to be, or said to be etc. etc. wouldn't it be nice > and > > more informative, if I start the history with: Jyotish vidya is xxxxxxxxx > > years old, basis for such a conclusion etc.etc. > > There are other dead ends like: > > Why the order of vimsottari dasas is > > Me-Ket-Ven-Sun-Moon-Mars-Rah-Jup-Sat-Me, and also why certian no of years > is > > alotted to each grah like Kethu 7; Venus 20; Sun 6; Moon 10; Mars 7; Rahu > > 18; Jupiter 16; Saturn 19 and Mercury 17 years. > > There are others, I am very well aware that I will face lots of > > resistance, :-)before I will reach anywhere near a factual figure. > > Do not shun all those, who ask questions, instead encourage them > because, > > it triggers a series of thoughts, which could lead to better > > understanding.and a forum should be open to all, to ask, to comment, to > > contemplate, but not to attack personally, instead exhaust the questioner > > with knowledge and reasoning, I think you agree with me. > > As I said before, A question is posted by some visiter, If I have > > knowledge and I feel I can justify my answer, I will answer it, but If I > > think it is foolish, or trivial, I would rather not comment on it, but > > asking others to join me to shun the person or remove his email from the > > list etc. is the last thing I would like to do, because I believe in > vedic > > astrology and its predictive ability, and I also believe that one or few > > investigative question would not undermine its credibility or divinity. > > The whole purpose is to write a book with authentic knowledge, not just > a > > book. > > All Rishis when asked: how, when, and who with regards to creation, > they > > answered to the best of their knowledge and was very satisfying, but when > > asked why? even great rishis agreed, this is one thing they could not > reach, > > why the universe was created?. > > So dear sreeram jee, I respect your opinion but it is not universal. > > Thanks! > > Om Namah Shivai! > > SPI > > > > sreeram srinivas <sreeram64 wrote: > > My request to Mr. Surya Ianala once again is that it is > > immaterial to debate as how old is jyotish........kindly stop raising > such > > endless debates & discussion.....concentrate more on the subject of > > astrology......do some authentic work... share with other members any > worthy > > findings that you may have..........instead of harping on a single > > issue........I would also request other members NOT to respond to such > > " trivial topics " primarily intended to draw the focus away from core > > astrology...... > > > > Mr. Surya Ianala seems to have all energies & time in writing or raking > up > > none issues..... & keep dragging on endlessly.........it is time moderate > > his e-mails for the good of the lists..... > > > > with regards, > > sreeram srinivas > > > > > > > > > > > > Tuesday, October 24, 2006 4:31 PM > > > > Digest Number 159 > > > > > > > > Ancient Indian Astrology > > Messages In This Digest (1 Message) > > 1. > > Re: how old is jyotish Vidya? surya ianala > > View All Topics | Create New Topic > > Message > > 1. > > Re: how old is jyotish Vidya? Posted by: " surya ianala " > > suri_allam suri_allam Mon Oct 23, 2006 10:10 am (PST) Om > Sri > > gurave Namah! > > Dear Madhu jee, Namaskar! > > Few definations: Jyotisha in hindi and english usage is jyotish > > The sanskrit term " Jyotish " is derived from the root meaning " light " and > > isha " meaning " god " , thus it means science of light-the light within each > of > > us that is a microcosm of light of the universe > > Jyotish is a sanskrit word meaning inner light, it is the light of life, > > knowledge and god influencing all beings throughout time. > > Jyotish is the Sanskrit name for Vedic astrology, meaning " science of > > light " . > > Jyotish means Jyot- Ish. Jyot means Light & Ish means God, so we can say > > Light of god. > > > > > > The Sanskrit word derives from jyótis - > > " Ja " + " Ya " + " O " + " T " + " ish " to get the root meaning as " water or birth " + " in > > addition to " + " earth " and " stars " + " knowledgeable " equating as one who > is > > knowledgeable, or enlightened with knowledge, of birth, fate, and > > relationship to water, earth and stars) or which means " light, > brightness " , > > but in the plural also " the heavenly bodies, planets and stars " . > > > > Jyotish is : Kaal vidhana shastras - a circle.:-) > > > > Thanks! for your comments > > > > Om Namah Shivai! > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Now you can have a huge leap forward in email: get the new Mail. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 26, 2006 Report Share Posted October 26, 2006 Om Sri gurave Namah! Dear Kishore jee, Thanks for the info, :-) regarding plantains, Banana History The origin of bananas is traced back to the Malaysian jungles of Southeast Asia, where so many varieties and names for the banana are in that area. Some horticulturists suspect that the banana was the earth's first fruit. Banana plants have been in cultivation since the time of recorded history. One of the first records of bananas dates back to Alexander the Great's conquest of India where he first discovered bananas in 327 B.C. In some lands bananas were considered the principal food. Early travelers and settlers would carry the roots of the plant as they migrated to the Middle East and Africa. From there Portuguese traders carried banana roots to the Canary Islands, where bananas are still grown commercially. When Spanish explorers came to the New World, so did the banana. According to Spanish history, Friar Tomas de Berlanga brought the first banana root stocks to the Western Hemisphere. In 1516, Friar Tomas sailed to the Caribbean bringing banana roots with him; and planted bananas in the rich, fertile soil of the tropics, thus beginning the banana's future in American life. Bananas were officially introduced to the American public at the 1876 Philadelphia Centennial Exhibition. Each banana was wrapped in foil and sold for 10 cents. Before that time, bananas came to America on the decks of sailing ships as sailors took a few stems home after traveling in the Caribbean. In the late 1870's, with the invention of the telegraph and the development of the Central American railroads, the banana industry finally took shape. Systematized growing fields and refrigerated steamships signaled the end of an era when bulky full stems of bananas were shipped on sailing vessels. Courtesy: International banana association :-) Om Namah Shivai! SPI kishore patnaik <kishorepatnaik09 wrote: dear all,if someone wants to know about the history of astrology, i think theyare better to enter the groups on Indian history. ( you can see mygroups named Ancient History and one more at Vedic history)Talking of Jyotish history at great length is like discussing how toraise a plaintain tree when all that you want is to eat the plantainssince you are hungry!Kishore patnaikOn 10/25/06, surya ianala <suri_allam (AT) (DOT) ca> wrote:> Om Sri gurave Namah!> Dear Sreeram Jee, namaskar!> Thanks for your comments, and I assure you that once I consolidate all the> information available, I will definetly share it with all the members.> There are lots of astrologers brooding on this topic, no article or book> on astrology is complete without highlighting the fact that we are dealing> with the oldest astro science available, this question is not without a> reason,> As I have started writting a book on vedic astrology and plamistry, but I> have certain dead ends, and this is one of them.> Instead of starting: Jyotish vidya is very old, or ancient, or very> ancient or believed to be, or said to be etc. etc. wouldn't it be nice and> more informative, if I start the history with: Jyotish vidya is xxxxxxxxx> years old, basis for such a conclusion etc.etc.> There are other dead ends like:> Why the order of vimsottari dasas is> Me-Ket-Ven-Sun-Moon-Mars-Rah-Jup-Sat-Me, and also why certian no of years is> alotted to each grah like Kethu 7; Venus 20; Sun 6; Moon 10; Mars 7; Rahu> 18; Jupiter 16; Saturn 19 and Mercury 17 years.> There are others, I am very well aware that I will face lots of> resistance, :-)before I will reach anywhere near a factual figure.> Do not shun all those, who ask questions, instead encourage them because,> it triggers a series of thoughts, which could lead to better> understanding.and a forum should be open to all, to ask, to comment, to> contemplate, but not to attack personally, instead exhaust the questioner> with knowledge and reasoning, I think you agree with me.> As I said before, A question is posted by some visiter, If I have> knowledge and I feel I can justify my answer, I will answer it, but If I> think it is foolish, or trivial, I would rather not comment on it, but> asking others to join me to shun the person or remove his email from the> list etc. is the last thing I would like to do, because I believe in vedic> astrology and its predictive ability, and I also believe that one or few> investigative question would not undermine its credibility or divinity.> The whole purpose is to write a book with authentic knowledge, not just a> book.> All Rishis when asked: how, when, and who with regards to creation, they> answered to the best of their knowledge and was very satisfying, but when> asked why? even great rishis agreed, this is one thing they could not reach,> why the universe was created?.> So dear sreeram jee, I respect your opinion but it is not universal.> Thanks!> Om Namah Shivai!> SPI>> sreeram srinivas <sreeram64 (AT) satyam (DOT) net.in> wrote:> My request to Mr. Surya Ianala once again is that it is> immaterial to debate as how old is jyotish........kindly stop raising such> endless debates & discussion.....concentrate more on the subject of> astrology......do some authentic work... share with other members any worthy> findings that you may have..........instead of harping on a single> issue........I would also request other members NOT to respond to such> "trivial topics" primarily intended to draw the focus away from core> astrology......>> Mr. Surya Ianala seems to have all energies & time in writing or raking up> none issues..... & keep dragging on endlessly.........it is time moderate> his e-mails for the good of the lists.....>> with regards,> sreeram srinivas>>> > > > Tuesday, October 24, 2006 4:31 PM> > Digest Number 159>>>> Ancient Indian Astrology> Messages In This Digest (1 Message)> 1.> Re: how old is jyotish Vidya? surya ianala> View All Topics | Create New Topic> Message> 1.> Re: how old is jyotish Vidya? Posted by: "surya ianala"> suri_allam (AT) (DOT) ca suri_allam Mon Oct 23, 2006 10:10 am (PST) Om Sri> gurave Namah!> Dear Madhu jee, Namaskar!> Few definations: Jyotisha in hindi and english usage is jyotish> The sanskrit term " Jyotish" is derived from the root meaning "light" and> isha" meaning "god", thus it means science of light-the light within each of> us that is a microcosm of light of the universe> Jyotish is a sanskrit word meaning inner light, it is the light of life,> knowledge and god influencing all beings throughout time.> Jyotish is the Sanskrit name for Vedic astrology, meaning "science of> light".> Jyotish means Jyot- Ish. Jyot means Light & Ish means God, so we can say> Light of god.>>> The Sanskrit word derives from jyótis -> "Ja"+"Ya"+"O"+"T"+"ish" to get the root meaning as "water or birth"+"in> addition to" + "earth" and "stars" + "knowledgeable" equating as one who is> knowledgeable, or enlightened with knowledge, of birth, fate, and> relationship to water, earth and stars) or which means "light, brightness",> but in the plural also "the heavenly bodies, planets and stars".>> Jyotish is : Kaal vidhana shastras - a circle.:-)>> Thanks! for your comments>> Om Namah Shivai!>>>>>>>>>>> > > Now you can have a huge leap forward in email: get the new Mail.> All new Mail Get news delivered. Enjoy RSS feeds right on your Mail page. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 28, 2006 Report Share Posted October 28, 2006 please do not waste the space and time of others, Kishore patnaik On 10/26/06, surya ianala <suri_allam wrote: Om Sri gurave Namah! Dear Kishore jee, Thanks for the info, :-) regarding plantains, Banana History The origin of bananas is traced back to the Malaysian jungles of Southeast Asia, where so many varieties and names for the banana are in that area. Some horticulturists suspect that the banana was the earth's first fruit. Banana plants have been in cultivation since the time of recorded history. One of the first records of bananas dates back to Alexander the Great's conquest of India where he first discovered bananas in 327 B.C. In some lands bananas were considered the principal food. Early travelers and settlers would carry the roots of the plant as they migrated to the Middle East and Africa. From there Portuguese traders carried banana roots to the Canary Islands, where bananas are still grown commercially. When Spanish explorers came to the New World, so did the banana. According to Spanish history, Friar Tomas de Berlanga brought the first banana root stocks to the Western Hemisphere. In 1516, Friar Tomas sailed to the Caribbean bringing banana roots with him; and planted bananas in the rich, fertile soil of the tropics, thus beginning the banana's future in American life. Bananas were officially introduced to the American public at the 1876 Philadelphia Centennial Exhibition. Each banana was wrapped in foil and sold for 10 cents. Before that time, bananas came to America on the decks of sailing ships as sailors took a few stems home after traveling in the Caribbean. In the late 1870's, with the invention of the telegraph and the development of the Central American railroads, the banana industry finally took shape. Systematized growing fields and refrigerated steamships signaled the end of an era when bulky full stems of bananas were shipped on sailing vessels. Courtesy: International banana association :-) Om Namah Shivai! SPI kishore patnaik <kishorepatnaik09 > wrote: dear all,if someone wants to know about the history of astrology, i think theyare better to enter the groups on Indian history. ( you can see mygroups named Ancient History and one more at Vedic history) Talking of Jyotish history at great length is like discussing how toraise a plaintain tree when all that you want is to eat the plantainssince you are hungry!Kishore patnaikOn 10/25/06, surya ianala < suri_allam wrote:> Om Sri gurave Namah!> Dear Sreeram Jee, namaskar!> Thanks for your comments, and I assure you that once I consolidate all the > information available, I will definetly share it with all the members.> There are lots of astrologers brooding on this topic, no article or book> on astrology is complete without highlighting the fact that we are dealing > with the oldest astro science available, this question is not without a> reason,> As I have started writting a book on vedic astrology and plamistry, but I> have certain dead ends, and this is one of them. > Instead of starting: Jyotish vidya is very old, or ancient, or very> ancient or believed to be, or said to be etc. etc. wouldn't it be nice and> more informative, if I start the history with: Jyotish vidya is xxxxxxxxx > years old, basis for such a conclusion etc.etc.> There are other dead ends like:> Why the order of vimsottari dasas is> Me-Ket-Ven-Sun-Moon-Mars-Rah-Jup-Sat-Me, and also why certian no of years is > alotted to each grah like Kethu 7; Venus 20; Sun 6; Moon 10; Mars 7; Rahu> 18; Jupiter 16; Saturn 19 and Mercury 17 years.> There are others, I am very well aware that I will face lots of> resistance, :-)before I will reach anywhere near a factual figure. > Do not shun all those, who ask questions, instead encourage them because,> it triggers a series of thoughts, which could lead to better> understanding.and a forum should be open to all, to ask, to comment, to > contemplate, but not to attack personally, instead exhaust the questioner> with knowledge and reasoning, I think you agree with me.> As I said before, A question is posted by some visiter, If I have > knowledge and I feel I can justify my answer, I will answer it, but If I> think it is foolish, or trivial, I would rather not comment on it, but> asking others to join me to shun the person or remove his email from the > list etc. is the last thing I would like to do, because I believe in vedic> astrology and its predictive ability, and I also believe that one or few> investigative question would not undermine its credibility or divinity. > The whole purpose is to write a book with authentic knowledge, not just a> book.> All Rishis when asked: how, when, and who with regards to creation, they> answered to the best of their knowledge and was very satisfying, but when > asked why? even great rishis agreed, this is one thing they could not reach,> why the universe was created?.> So dear sreeram jee, I respect your opinion but it is not universal.> Thanks! > Om Namah Shivai!> SPI>> sreeram srinivas <sreeram64 wrote: > My request to Mr. Surya Ianala once again is that it is> immaterial to debate as how old is jyotish........kindly stop raising such> endless debates & discussion.....concentrate more on the subject of > astrology......do some authentic work... share with other members any worthy> findings that you may have..........instead of harping on a single> issue........I would also request other members NOT to respond to such > " trivial topics " primarily intended to draw the focus away from core> astrology......>> Mr. Surya Ianala seems to have all energies & time in writing or raking up> none issues..... & keep dragging on endlessly.........it is time moderate > his e-mails for the good of the lists.....>> with regards,> sreeram srinivas>>> > > [ ]> Tuesday, October 24, 2006 4:31 PM> > Digest Number 159>>>> Ancient Indian Astrology> Messages In This Digest (1 Message)> 1.> Re: how old is jyotish Vidya? surya ianala > View All Topics | Create New Topic> Message> 1.> Re: how old is jyotish Vidya? Posted by: " surya ianala " > suri_allam suri_allam Mon Oct 23, 2006 10:10 am (PST) Om Sri> gurave Namah!> Dear Madhu jee, Namaskar!> Few definations: Jyotisha in hindi and english usage is jyotish> The sanskrit term " Jyotish " is derived from the root meaning " light " and > isha " meaning " god " , thus it means science of light-the light within each of> us that is a microcosm of light of the universe> Jyotish is a sanskrit word meaning inner light, it is the light of life, > knowledge and god influencing all beings throughout time.> Jyotish is the Sanskrit name for Vedic astrology, meaning " science of> light " .> Jyotish means Jyot- Ish. Jyot means Light & Ish means God, so we can say > Light of god.>>> The Sanskrit word derives from jyótis -> " Ja " + " Ya " + " O " + " T " + " ish " to get the root meaning as " water or birth " + " in > addition to " + " earth " and " stars " + " knowledgeable " equating as one who is> knowledgeable, or enlightened with knowledge, of birth, fate, and> relationship to water, earth and stars) or which means " light, brightness " , > but in the plural also " the heavenly bodies, planets and stars " .>> Jyotish is : Kaal vidhana shastras - a circle.:-)>> Thanks! for your comments>> Om Namah Shivai! >>>>>>>>>>> > > Now you can have a huge leap forward in email: get the new Mail.> All new Mail Get news delivered. Enjoy RSS feeds right on your Mail page. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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