My last word

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Jaya Jagannatha

Pranaam Sanjay,

 

We seem to have closed on simple misunderstandings on GMT

and LMT. Before this topic is closed, I request you to

kindly consider the following:

 

(1) If you agree that what should be known as 0:00 am is

wrongly known in this age as 6:00 am, what prevents you

from thinking that what should be known as 0:00 am is

wrongly known as 5:58 am? When people standardized time

incorrectly, what makes you think that this

standardization was done with an integer number of hours

error with respect to the time of sat Yuga?

 

(2) You yourself said that what is called 6 am today is

preferred as 0:00 am (start of a day) in Sat yuga because

" this would be closest to the sunrise or will mark the

rising of the Sun or Brahma Gayatri " . If something close

to sunrise is preferred, then why not take the Brahma

Gayatri *itself* as the start of the day?!

 

I read your arguments about fixed time, but what is more

fixed and permanent than Sun?

 

In summary, I think that you are rejecting Brahma Gayatri

as the start of a day (and new hora) simply because of a

*perceived* problem at poles. This is simply maya. The

true measure of time can only be given by Sun and Moon.

The measure of time given by Sun's rising at Brahma

Gayatri alone is astrologically significant. You also

seem to acknowledge the importance of Brahma Gayatri.

 

With this, I want to close my ontribution to this topic.

I pray that I may be forgiven for any mistakes and

excesses. I pray to Jagannatha to show Truth to you, me

and others.

 

Om Tat Sat

Narasimha

 

PS: Thanks to you and Sarat for the lesson on Rahu and

Ketu. As I have already written, I accept what you said.

The points on Ganesha and Veda Murthis clinch the issue.

What you said was highly logical and very convincing.

 

varahamihira , " Sanjay Rath " <srath@v...> wrote:

> Jaya Jagannath

> Dear Narasimha,

> Agreed that the figures were INTEGERS say for 6 AM, but then

the Maharishi's also used integers and I was under the impression

that I had already explained this aspect when I taught Brahma Vidya.

>

> In any case, I shall reiterate that the man made time or the time

reference for the starting point shall vary according to the Yuga you

are in. This is sure to happen as man moves deeper and deeper into

the Yuga and its inherent quality beging to manifest. The point is

that the quality of time does have an astronomical basis, but not as

small as you think like the simple motion of the sun. The Yuga shall

determine the overall quality of time that again shall influence the

affairs of men to make them change the reference point for the

starting of time.

>

> In Sat Yuga the starting at what is called 6 AM today shall be

preferred as this would be closest to the sunrise or will mark the

rising of the Sun or Brahma Gayatri. However, in kali Yuga this shall

be the KALI GAYATRI or midnight. Thus, no matter how much we break

our heads, I don't think I can make the world change this time usage.

This only proves that the effect of Kali is very stong on us now.

> With Best Wishes,

> Sanjay Rath