Regarding karinall

[Guest guest]

Swamin,

 

Namaskaram

 

 

 

We find  some days are mentioned in Panchangams as " KARINALL "

 

 

 

I would like to know about the above.

 

It is said by elders as not good day.

 

Generally for thdhi, nakshatram ete there is some specified timing -

start and endi -But not so for Karinal. What is the basis for

Karinal  (finding out) (day, thidhi, nakshatram etc)

 

what things can be done and what not during karinal

 

Is it for day time only or for night also? (taking sunrise to sunrise of next

day)

 

Can you please enlighten me more on this?

 

 

 

(This is practised by Brahmins of Tamilnadu only?  In Andhra it is not known.to

them as far as I know.)

 

 

 

please inform me. 

 

 

 

With my namaskaram

 

Adiyen

 

Rajasekaran - Hyderabad/

 

 

***

I hope the new member of our group " vitahavya "

will explain well about it for you.

nvs

[Guest guest]

swamin,

 

I have absolutely no idea on this subject. however, when I look at the

calender, I definitely feel that all the black (letter) days are definitely bad

and the red letter days are definitely good.

 

adiyen

vitahavya

 

 

 

***

Let me have some time to explain it with technical details later.

But for now to understand:

There are some portion of bad time in every division of time.

Bad portion of thithi is called thithi thyajyam;

Bad portion of nakshatram is called nakshatra thyajyam

Like wise bad portion of a month is called 'Karinaal'

but as per practice most of the astrologers are not giving

much importance to 'Karinaal'.

nvs

 

 

vaideekam , Rajasekaran P <rajasekaran_hyd wrote:

>

> Swamin,

>

> Namaskaram

>

>

>

> We find� some days are mentioned in Panchangams as " KARINALL "

>

>

>

> I would like to know about the above.

>

> It is said by elders as not good day.

>

> Generally for thdhi, nakshatram ete there is some specified timing -

> start and endi -But not so for Karinal. What is the basis for

> Karinal� (finding out) (day, thidhi, nakshatram etc)

>

> what things can be done and what not during karinal

>

> Is it for day time only or for night also? (taking sunrise to sunrise of next

day)

>

> Can you please enlighten me more on this?

>

>

>

> (This is practised by Brahmins of Tamilnadu only?� In Andhra it is not

known.to them as far as I know.)

>

>

>

> please inform me.�

>

>

>

> With my namaskaram

>

> Adiyen

>

> Rajasekaran - Hyderabad/

>

>

> ***

> I hope the new member of our group " vitahavya "

> will explain well about it for you.

> nvs

>

[Guest guest]

swamin,

 

I just wished to add to the statement. The sanskrit saying that i heard was:

" prati patha sheelena vidyaiva tanutam gatah. " therefore pratipada was an

anadhyam day.

 

however, pratipada was the day for darsa and purnamasa istis and also sthalipaka

ishtis.

 

adiyen

dasoham

 

 

 

vaideekam , Rajagopalan <vsrajagopalan2003 wrote:

>

> Dear Bruhaspathi Swamin,

> While explaining at a later date on Karinaal, I request you to kindly explain

> about the day after Pournami and Amavasai (Pattiammai). I remember in

> (G)olden days when we used to hv santhi for Pancha Sukthangal Pattaiammai day

> is holiday. I would like to know about that also

> �

> Regards

> VSRajagopalan

>

> ***

> In your message you mentioned 'Sandhai' as 'Santhi' I think.

> 'Sandhai' means teaching vedham to pupils.

>

>

> Some where in vedham a line is coming with the meaning:

> " ... he forgot everything like a boy who made adhyayanam on

> prathamai day "

> So, (I hope) prathamai is avoided for 'Adhyayanams' (sandahi).

> nvs

>