Precession of Earth

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Dear Sanjay

P, Namaskar

Nice

writing, i’ve been interested in this issue for some time.

To add; the

Saptarishi are well known in Scandinavia and Europe

in general, as they are known as ‘the plow’, ‘karla wagna’

or ‘Karlsvognen’. I’m not sure where ‘bear-claw’

came from.

 

What is

interesting about the precession, is that the Sun and Moons gravitational pull

on the earth disturbs the mean-precession of the equinoxes. Thus the linear

model of calculating the ayanamsa won’t work because of the gravitational

effects of the Sun and Moon.

What is

more interesting is that these gravitational pulls occur when the Sun and Moon

join the nodes of the Moon... So this means that Rahu and Ketu are the cause of

the disturbance of the precession! Naturally this is the movement of the true

nodes, and not mean nodes.

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sohamsa [sohamsa ] On Behalf Of sanjayprabhakaran

28 November 2005 15:20

sohamsa

Precession of

Earth

 

 

|| Om Gurave Namah ||

Namaste Jyotishas,

In regards to Ayanamsha, I think 2 concepts need

be understood well

1. Precession of Earth

2. Movement of Sapta Rishi. These are the 7 Seven

Sages. Who point the

path to Narayana. All bodies in the world move and

nothing is

permenent in this changing world. The knowledge of

Rishi's are needed

to understand the Unchanging in the world. So I

think movement of

Sapta Rishis is essential to be understood.

 

The stars in the sky move in groups and some stars

from North to South

have similar movement. Even if stars move in

different direction their

mid point will be more or less stable. If

you note the methods to

note the Yuga in texts like Bhagavat Purana's,

Brihat Samhita etc.

They tell you take the mid point of the last two

of the Sapta Rishi.

Even if the individual sapta rishi's move in

different direction the

mid point remain more or less stable.

 

I collected few notes which I wish to share,

 

http://sanjayprabhakaran.blogspot.com/2005/11/precession-of-earths-rotation.html

 

http://sanjayprabhakaran.blogspot.com/2005/08/sapta-rsi.html

 

Warm Regards

Sanjay P