Guest guest Posted October 1, 2009 Report Share Posted October 1, 2009 harimallaFrom Veeraswamy KrishnarajHello Mr. Hari Malla: Greetings.Thank you for your explanation. Here is my understanding around which please construct your answer. Please correct any mistakes in my understanding. Barycenter is the point at which the gravitational forces exerted by two objects are equal. Barycenter is the pivot point where two objects exert equal gravitational force. It is an imaginary point along the axis between two objects. It looks like a old-fashioned scale in balance; the plates carry different objects of different density. Since the earth exerts more gravitational force than the moon, obviously the earth end of the Bary-axis is closer to the surface of the earth and not at the center. The earth end of the line in relation to the Barycenter is shorter than the line towards the moon from the Barycenter. The earth end of the imaginary axis is not the geometric center of the earth. The earth end of the Bary-axis is located at about 1700 kilometers or 1100 miles from the surface of the earth. The axis of earth itself varies depending on which way the measure is taken and is around 3189 km. The earth end of Bary-axis is not the center of the earth. The Moon revolves with the earth around a common barycenter every 27.32 days relative to the background stars.The earth's zig-zag path around the sun: is it due to its tilt?The earth's wobble: is it the cause of the shape of a cylinder so it appears like Linga?The Barycenter is the center point of a circle formed by the monthly gyration of the earth. If so the center point (Barycenter) of the circle is the point of the cone and the circle is opposite to the cone-point. The base of linga forming a circle: This needs further explanation and a diagram.Questions: The moon end of Bary-axis: How many km or miles from the surface. Is it the geometric center of the moon?Please define by diagram as to how the Linga etc are formedA picture is worth a thousand words --Wolf Blitzer.Veeraswamy Krishnaraj Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 2, 2009 Report Share Posted October 2, 2009 Dear Mr. Udayabhanu Panickar,Mohan dadlaniji,Vikram Pattabiramanji and Veeraswamy Krishnarajji, Namaskar to all! I am pleased with the interest you have all taken. I am quite impressed by the ground work that Veerswamy krishnarajji has already done.I have tried many ways to illustrate this system.but i have found that the presentation that our ancient sage haved done by constructing the Shiva lingam is the best possible model of the monthly gyration of the earth, centering on the bary center. I think the concept shri Veeraswamy has is correct. The circle or oval diameter around which the earth wobbles every month is said to be about 10,000 kilometers. That is the natural size of the base of the shiva lingam.the whole complication in visualising the monthly wobble comes from the fact that this bary center although is about 5000 kilometer away from the center of the earth, also falls within the surface of the earth, the earth's radius being about 6500 kilometers.This fact itself is the reason why we find it so difficulat to experience God within us, since the natural forces like elctricity, magnetism and gravitation etc of the earth (known as maya) always interferes.This is known as the three qualities of nature which covers the face of God or the purush.Thus the Purush is said to be beyond these three Qualities. The various time cycles of the earth is known as the chakras in yoga. The chakras is also compared to the onion ,which we have to peel off one by one till we reach the hollow empty inside.This hollow inside the earth is the bary center.Havimg found it, we have found the shiva lingam or God experience.Here i am trying to explain the complication in experiencing the barycenter and also drawing it by a simple diagram.Thus I have found the model shown by our ancestors in the form of the lingam is the best model of the earth's monthly wobble or gyration as called by shri Krishnarajji. Let me tell shri Mohan dadlaniji that this theory is written in many places in our scriptures as the purush, 12 Adityas, 12 jyotir lingams etc etc.Even in the Bhagvatam towards the end, we have explantions that God appears as the 12 adityas although being one. The 12 jyotir lingams or adityas are due to the fact that we have 12 lunar months in one year.The Shaivas call it as lingams and the Vaishnavas call it as Adityas.In the dharma shastras like Kala madhav it is clearly mentioned that the lunar months hold the purush and they are 12 in accordance with the 12 sankrantis. Because the Adhimas or Malamas have no sankrantis, it is known as the 'napunsak' masa or neuter month.Narayan is said to have blessed it as the 'purushottam' month later on. why do the gurus not say about it? I think it is because most of our gurus are not technical persons and they do no seem to understand the technical part of our scriptures, although well described. Lack of this technical knowledge seem to be the main reason why our Gurus have not been able to reform our calendar which has been very essential from the technical point of view of giving the hindu mass the correct time for celebration of the festivals, so that they may benefit from the most scientific religion we have.. Thank you and more in the next. Hari Malla , Vikram Pattabiraman <vickypatta wrote: > > Hello HariMallaJi, > > I would concur with Veeraswamy Krishnarajji to obtaining a diagrammatic > representation of how a Linga is constructed... > Thanks so much for educating us > Vikram Pattabiraman > > On Thu, Oct 1, 2009 at 10:15 AM, <myumbra-bgusa wrote: > > > > > > > harimalla > > > > From Veeraswamy Krishnaraj > > > > Hello Mr. Hari Malla: Greetings. > > Thank you for your explanation. Here is my understanding around which > > please construct your answer. Please correct any mistakes in my > > understanding. > > > > Barycenter is the point at which the gravitational forces exerted by two > > objects are equal. > > > > Barycenter is the pivot point where two objects exert equal gravitational > > force. It is an imaginary point along the axis between two objects. It > > looks like a old-fashioned scale in balance; the plates carry different > > objects of different density. Since the earth exerts more gravitational > > force than the moon, obviously the earth end of the Bary-axis is closer to > > the surface of the earth and not at the center. The earth end of the line in > > relation to the Barycenter is shorter than the line towards the moon from > > the Barycenter. > > The earth end of the imaginary axis is not the geometric center of the > > earth. The earth end of the Bary-axis is located at about 1700 kilometers or > > 1100 miles from the surface of the earth. The axis of earth itself varies > > depending on which way the measure is taken and is around 3189 km. The earth > > end of Bary-axis is not the center of the earth. > > The Moon revolves with the earth around a common barycenter every 27.32 > > days relative to the background stars. > > > > The earth's zig-zag path around the sun: is it due to its tilt? > > > > The earth's wobble: is it the cause of the shape of a cylinder so it > > appears like Linga? > > The Barycenter is the center point of a circle formed by the monthly > > gyration of the earth. If so the center point (Barycenter) of the circle is > > the point of the cone and the circle is opposite to the cone-point. > > > > The base of linga forming a circle: This needs further explanation and a > > diagram. > > > > Questions: The moon end of Bary-axis: How many km or miles from the > > surface. Is it the geometric center of the moon? > > Please define by diagram as to how the Linga etc are formed > > > > A picture is worth a thousand words --Wolf Blitzer. > > > > Veeraswamy Krishnaraj > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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