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Sanjay Rath <daivagyna

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Om Sri Gurave namah

Dear Amit,

 

The Sun is the atma of the universe and

its primary activity is defined by its adhi devata Agni (fire). Agni

has been considered in the sastra as the deity who (1) takes our

prayers to the gods with ‘svaha’ and to the manes (pitris) with

‘svadha’, (2) illumines the mind with spiritual and transcendental

knowledge as it rules the third eye (jagat caksyu), (3) creates,

maintains and dissolves the entire manifested creation (surya –

trimurti svarupa), and (4) purifies the individual beings by cleaning

them with spiritual heat, etc. This cleansing of individual beings or

the burning of sin is the phenomena of combustion.

 

It is evident that the combustion of

different planets has different connotation. Some illustrations:

 

 

Jupiter’s

combustion can be understood from Varahamihira (Brihat Samhita)

explains that just as gold is purified by coming through fire, so also

Brihaspati (Jupiter) is purified and shines (with spiritual lustre on

the thirteenth day) after its conjunction (combustion) with the Sun.

This day marks the beginning of the jovian years when this combustion

occurs in Krittika (or Mrigasira) naksatra or this day marks the

beginning of the jovian cycle of sixty years when this combustion

happens in Dhaista nakshatra. These occasion are celebrated as the

Kumbha and Maha-Kumbha mela respectively every twelve years. We may

conclude that the combustion of Jupiter produces spiritual shine and

this combination of the Sun & Jupiter is what represents a temple

or a pilgrimage and the udder of the cow, because by visiting the

temple, the individual burn

s his sins just like the drinking of the pure milk of a happy cow

removes all diseases of the body. Technically, the combustion of

Jupiter is for 12 degrees or 12 years.

 

 

The combustion of the Moon can be understood from the

Purana. The Moon is the greatest blessing on a girl (Venus) as she

becomes a mother (Moon). The Moon does not differentiate between

married or unmarried nor does it consider the leagl sanctity of the

union when blessing a couple (especially woman) to become a mother.

This is a fact as pregnancy can happen to any lady irrespective of

whether she is married or not or whether she is uniting with a man who

is her legitimate spouse. These are the two possible flaws of (1)

Krisna chaturdasi dosa (sexual union without marriage) and (2) Amavasya

dosa (sexual union with one who is not legitimate spouse), that cause

terrible sin. This brings the curse of Ganesa & Brihaspati, as on

Candra the Moon god. Thereafter, the Moon spends a day (sukla

pratipada) in repentance and prayer. Thus, the effective combustio

n of the Moon begins two days (24 degrees or two tithi) before its

conjunction with the Sun and ends ofter one day (12 degrees or one

tithi).

 

 

Similarly, the combustion of

Venus is to be understood as the anger of Siva (pratyadhi devatä of the

Sun) on Kama devatä thereby reducing him to ashes or the swallowing of

Sukra where the latter had to do penance for twenty years (20 years =

20 degrees, post conjunction or recovery period).

 

 

An important noteworthy point is that the

combustion before conjuction is considered very sinful meriting ‘dosa

criteria’ while that after conjunction indicates a period when one is

in spiritual seclusion. In this manner, the combustion of other planets

can be understood.

 

Coming to the question,

the Sun is all known as ‘dvadasatmane’ and posesses twelve forms

representing the spiritual soul in the twelve signs. The names of the

Sun god in the twelve signs are given below, and a detailed study of

these forms of the Sun shall explain the meaning implied by the

combustion in a chart when the Sun is in different signs.

Table 1: Surya dvadasatma

 

 

 

 

Sun Sign

 

 

 

 

Aries

 

 

Aryama

 

 

 

 

Taurus

 

 

Mitra

 

 

 

 

Gemini

 

 

Varun

 

 

 

 

Cancer

 

 

Indra

 

 

 

 

Leo

 

 

Vivaswan

 

 

 

 

Virgo

 

 

Pusha

 

 

 

 

Libra

 

 

Parjanya

 

 

 

 

Scorpio

 

 

Anshuman

 

 

 

 

Sagittarius

 

 

Bhaga

 

 

 

 

Capricorn

 

 

Twastha

 

 

 

 

Aquarius

 

 

Vishnu

 

 

 

 

Pisces

 

 

Dhata

 

 

 

 

 

With best regards,

Sanjay Rath

H-5 B.J.B Nagar, Bhubaneswar 751014, India

Webpages: http://srath.com

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Date:

Tuesday, April 15, 2003 09:54:07 PM

 

Subject:

[sJC: Achyuta Gurukul] (unknown)

 

 

Respected GURUS & MEMBERS,

 

           Does combustion of planets in different rashi produces

different effect  e.g  mercury is combusted in aries gives

different

effect as & when compared to combusted in libra.As in aries SUN is

in Exalted Position & in libra is in Debilited Position

 

Thanks

amit

 

mmd3008

 

 

 

 

[Om Kleem Krishnaaya Jagannathaaya namah]

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