[Sri Guru] Vimsottari Dasa Lesson#8

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Om Datta Guru

Dear Gauranga

 

BOTH must apply to switch to Ashtottari.

 

With Best Wishes,

Sanjay Rath

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Gauranga Das <gauranga

<varahamihira >

Sunday, July 23, 2000 9:40 PM

Re: [sri Guru] Vimsottari Dasa Lesson#8

 

 

> JAYA JAGANNATHA!

>

> Dear Gurudeva,

>

> Pranaams.

>

> Should both criteria for Astottari apply to the chart or one suffices to

switch to use of

> Astottari? Because my birth was during the night in Suklapaksha, but Rahu

is in 3rd from

> Pakalagna (Sag).

>

> Your shishya, Gauranga das

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> Elküldve: 2000. július 23. 8:23

> Tárgy: RE: [sri Guru] Vimsottari Dasa Lesson#8

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>

> > Dear Mr.Ajit,

> >

> > 25% is not in that meaning. Out of the 100% people, Vimshottari dasa is

> > applicable for 75% and Ashtothari dasa is applicable for 25% people.

> >

> > But, Gurudeva, I have one question.

> >

> > As per criteria, If day in Krishna Paksha and night in Shukla Paksha

means,

> > for 50% , Ashtothari is applicable. from the remaining 50%, if we

consider

> > Rahu in KendraKona from Pakalagna, the probability is 50%, that means

25% of

> > the this portion will qualify for Ashtothari. So, overall 50 + 25, 75%

will

> > use Ashtotari and remaining 25% will use Vimshotati. Rather than 25 - 75

as

> > per the lesson.

> >

> > It shows my understanding is wrong, please correct me.

> >

> > Thanks

> > Your sisya

> > Solai Kannan

> >

> > ajit [ajit]On Behalf Of Ajit Krishnan

> > Sunday, July 23, 2000 7:24 AM

> > varahamihira

> > Re: [sri Guru] Vimsottari Dasa Lesson#8

> >

> >

> > OM namo narayanaya

> >

> > Dear Guru,

> >

> > " If birth is at day in Krishna Paksha ... or at night in Sukla

Paksha " .

> >

> > What are the definitions of night & day? If Ashtottari dasa will be

> > applicable in about 25% of charts, then day/night must be 25% of a 24

> > hour day. Dividing the day into four parts gives us 6am-noon,

noon-6pm,

> > 6pm to midnight and midnight to 6am. So, naming the periods morning,

> > day, evening, night: day would be from noon-6pm and night from

> > midnight to 6am LMT? Is this correct?

> >

> > your sishya,

> >

> > ajit

> >

> > --

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> > ajit@(julian|engga).uwo.ca

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