[achyuta] paramayush in JHora

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Dear Narasimha,

In any case even in financial matters the focus is the people. So, it is 120

and not 144 for compression. Like in Governments or in Parliament, the

factor is 120.

 

I got your other mail about AV. The argument is very logical. Just add one

line in the list of points.. " Since the Divisional chart can be considered

independantly from the Rasi chart and since the Narayana Dasa of the

D-Charts also considers the signs and planets as independant entities from

other divisions and charts, then it follows that the Astakavarga Bindu &

Rekha that are contributed by the placement of planets, relative to each

other and to the signs and houses, shall also be independant for the

Divisional chart " .

 

Best Wishes

Sanjay Rath

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Narasimha Rao <pvr

<achyuta (AT) eGroups (DOT) com>

Monday, December 04, 2000 03:29 Rath

[achyuta] Re: paramayush in JHora

 

 

> Hare Rama Krishna

> Dear Sat Siri,

>

> > Har Hare Hari

> > Wahe Guru

> > Dear Narasimha,

> >

> > I am sorry if you have already answered this, but I am

> > wondering

> > if Jhora will include flexible paramayush options. I don't see

> > this so

> > far (perhaps I am missing it?).

>

> You don't see it because JH is only 60% done. Most options are missing

> now.

>

> > But for compressed and long-term, I would hope there could be the

> > option

> > to experiment with such things as:

> > 144-period basis for Narayan and other rasi dasas. (Although

> > for

> > living beings the 120 basis is preferable there seems applicability

> > for

> > non-living things, say financial, for the 144 to work)

>

> I *will* give this option, as I indicated earlier.

>

> > Other paramayush based on length of gestation, say for a

> > country,

> > it could be many years; for an administration, only a few years.

>

> You can use the swearing-in mode of mundane tab for that purpose.

> However, when compressing, it will compress the first 120 years of 144

> to the overall period. I will give an option to use all the 144.

>

> > I had mentioned about the kalachakra dasha returning to the

> > beginning of its pada for continuation of a cycle,

> > based on the analogy of all other dashas completing their cycles,

> > and

> > although you disagreed, you said you might want

> > to consider it for experimentation purposes. (I am going to submit

> > an

> > article showing examples of where it seems to work)

>

> Kalachakra dasa is the most abused dasa system. There are many

> versions of it. It will be a real trouble to add all the versions and

> set up an option without confusing user.

>

> Under your scheme, dasas and antardasas all rotate within the same

> 9-sign dasa cycle. Is that right?

>

> If so, this system results in " gatis " (leaps) not described by

> Parasara or any of the later authors. Parasara covered all the

> possible leaps. If you get other leaps, it is obviously flawed. Good

> luck with your article, but basis is weak. Sorry for being judgmental,

> but this is unneeded speculation.

>

> I am extremely uncomfortable to support such speculation in JH.

>

> > A version of Lagnadi Rasi Dasa given in Parasara starts from

> > Shri

> > Lagna and follows the pattern of Sthira Dasa. Although Gurudeva has

> >

> > preferred other versions this one seems also helpful for

> > experimentation.

>

> Please tell me the exact computation you follow and Parasara's verse

> numbers. I will consider it.

>

> BTW, JH starts LKR dasa from only 1st/7th right now. I will later add

> an option to start from any quadrant.

>

> > Thank you so much for all the work you are doing!

>

> I am happy to be doing what I am doing. If only my health and my

> wife's health co-operate, I will finish this faster and move on to

> more exciting things. But there are a lot of things bogging me down.

>

> > Sat Nam,

> > Sat Siri Kaur

>

> May Jupiter's light shine on us,

> Narasimha

>

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