Saturday, October 12, 2013

MISNOMER OF HINDU RELIGION

"Hindu means" hinsam dusayati khandayati Iti hinduh "" where violence, and sin are hated is a  Hindu.  ("హిందూ అంటే "హింసాం దూషయతి ఖండయతి ఇతి హిందుః"" ఎక్కడైతే హింస, పాపము ఉన్నాయో దానిని ఖండించేవాడే హిందువు .   ఋగ్వేదం సిందు నది పరివహక ప్రాంతాన్ని సప్త సింధు (ఏడు నదులు కల ప్రాంతం) అని పేర్కొంది. జొరాస్ట్రియనుల గ్రంథాలలో కూడా దీని గురించి ప్రస్తావన ఉంది.
The word Hindu is derived (through Persian) from the Sanskrit  word Sindhu, the historic local name for the Indus River  in the northwestern part of the Indian Subcontinent (Modern day Pakistan). The word Sindhu is first mentioned in the Rigveda.
The word Hindu was taken by European languages from the Arabic term " al-Hind "  and refers to the land of the people who live across the River Indus.     This Arabic term was itself taken from the Persian term Hindū, which refers to all Indians. By the 13th century, Hinduism  emerged as a popular alternative Name of India,  meaning the "land of Hindus"
Hinduism consists of  many diverse traditions  and has no single founder,   Among its direct roots is the Historical Vedic Religion of Iron age of India.      As such, Hinduism is often called the as the " Oldest Religion " or "oldest living religion" in the world.
 Hinduism is also the oldest living major tradition on earth with roots reaching back into prehistory.    It is described as both the oldest of the world's religions and the most diverse.   Hinduism does not have a "unified system of belief encoded in a declaration of faith or  a Creed,  but is rather an umbrella term comprising the plurality of religious phenomena originating in, and based on, the Vedic Traditions.
According to the Supreme Court of India, "Unlike other religions in the World, the Hindu religion does not claim any one Prophet, it does not worship any one God, it does not believe in any one philosophic concept, it does not follow any one act of religious rites or performances; in fact, it does not satisfy the traditional features of a religion or creed. It is a way of life and nothing more"
However, other religions of India , such as Budhism , Jainism  and Sikhism,   believe in karma, outside the scope of Hinduism.      Hinduism is therefore viewed as the most complex of all the living, historical world religions.
 Hinduism, is defined , as Sanātana Dharma, a Sanskrit  phrase meaning "The Eternal Law" or  the "eternal way".    To its adherents, Hinduism is the traditional way of life.   Because of the wide range of traditions and ideas covered by the term. 
A definition of Hinduism given by the first Vice President of India who was also a prominent theologian, Sarvepalli Radhakrishna, states that Hinduism is not "just a faith" but in itself is related to the union of reason and  Intuition.    Radhakrishna  explicitly states that Hinduism cannot be defined, but is only to be experienced.

Hinduism's tolerance to variations in belief and its broad range of traditions make it difficult to define as a religion according to traditional Western conceptions.

Friday, October 11, 2013

RECENT DISCOVERIES ARE FOUND IN ANCIENT HINDU SCRIPTURES

REPRINT FROM MY OWN BLOG - SREEASTROPOINT

  1. Handed down from generation to generation since the Vedic age through the guru-shishya parampara, committing to memory and reciting these verses comes from years of arduous practice.
  2. ” India – the land of Vedas, the remarkable works contains not only religious ideas for a perfect life, but also facts which science has proved true. Electricity, radium, electronics, airship, all are known to the seers who founded the Vedas.”
  3. Ujjain is a city in the state of Madhya Pradhesh. City of Ujjain (one who conquers with pride) was once ruled by the legendary king Vikramaditya. King Vikramaditya was known for his valor and impeccable justice. His court was adorned by nine famous courtiers called Navaratna (nine gems), who were great scholars in different fields of knowledge. ( Kalidasa became the most brilliant of the `nine gems’ at the court of Vikramaditya of Ujjain.) Despite extensive effort, Vikramaditya can not be identified with any known historical king.
  4. The real meaning is revealed by considering the meaning of these words. Vikramaditya is made by joining prefix “Vi” to words “Krama” and “Aditya”. “Krama” means order, “Aditya” means sun and prefix “Vi” means deviation. Therefore, etymologically Vikramaditya means the change in the course of the sun. What is significant is Ujjain is located on the tropic of cancer. Thus, sun comes to Ujjain during its northward journey, changes its course, and starts its southward journey. Vikramaditya is sun itself changing its journey at Ujjain. Nine gems in the court of Vikramaditya are nine planets of Solar system.
  5. Ujjain was known as Ujjayini in ancient times and was the capital of ancient empire Avanti. Ujjayini was the center of Indian civilization for several centuries and famous for its astronomical observatory. Ujjayini was equivalent of Greenwich, from where time was synchronized all over India and even abroad. New day commenced when it was six a.m. in Ujjayini. When it is six in the morning in Ujjain, it is midnight in Britain. It is from this ancient system of changing date in the morning in Ujjain that changing date at midnight has been arrived at.
  6. As time was synchronized in a large part of the world according to Ujjayini standard time, it was only natural to designate the god of Ujjain as god time himself, and therefore the name Mahakala, Time the great.
  7. Not only do the Vedas contain a high level of philosophical and spiritual knowledge, but they also hold information on material science. The Vedic literature includes such works as the Ayur-Veda, the original science of wholistic medicine as taught by Lord Dhanvantari; Dhanur-veda, the military science as taught by Bhrigu; Gandharva-veda, which is on the arts of music, dance, drama, etc.. by Bharata Muni, Artha-sastram, the science of government, and the Manu-samhita, the Vedic lawbook.
  8. There is also the Sulbha sutras, which contains the Vedic system of mathematics. These sutras are a supplement of the Kalpasustras, which shows the earliest forms of algebra. The Vedic form of mathematics is much more advanced than that found in early Greek, Babylonian, Egyptian, or Chinese civilizations. In fact, the geometrical formula known as the Pythagorean theorem can be traced to the Baudhayana, the earliest form of the Shulba Sustras prior to the 8th century B. C.
  9. Mathematics
  10. It was this Indian system that originated the decimal system of tens, hundreds, etc., and the procedure of carrying the remainder of one column over to the next. It also provided a means of dividing fractions and the use of equations and letters to signify unknown factors. These Indian numbers were used in Arabia after 700 AD. and then spread to Europe where they were called the Arabic numerals. It is only because Europe changed from Roman numerals to these Arabic numerals that originated in India that many of the developments in Europe in the fields of science and math were able to take place.
  11. The number 108 is very auspicious for Hindus. It is the number of beads of a rosary and of many other things in Indian cosmology. But why is this number considered to be holy?
  12. The answer to this mystery may lie in the fact that the ancient Indians took this to be the distance between the earth and the sun in sun-diameter units and the distance between the earth and the moon in moon-diameter units.
  13. Two facts that any book on astronomy will verify :
  14. Distance between earth and sun = 108 times sun-diameter
  15. Distance between earth and moon = 108 times moon-diameter
  16. The science of mathematics starts from counting of numbers. The present versatile system of decimal numbers needed two fundamental discoveries: the concept of zero and the principle of place value in powers of the radix. And both of these were discovered in India. The place value system made the sexagesimal numbers of Babylonians obsolete (its only remains are 1 hour=60 minutes, and 1 minute=60 seconds). And now the Roman numbers are also getting gradually replaced by Arabic numerals on the place value pattern. The present numerals are called Arabic not because they were invented in Arab but because Indian things had to go via Arabian countries to Europe.
  17. Similar to these two concepts, there is a very fundamental concept of infinity. In modern mathematics, infinity has been taken as an infinite extension of large numbers. In India, the concept of infinity was given deep attention in ancient times. It was found that infinity is not just a number but it is as tangible as any reality of general experience, and many of its properties were enumerated. In mathematical language, it can be defined as a universal set which is a proper subset of its every proper subset. Modern mathematics may enrich itself by working out the implications of such a definition of infinity.
  18. Description of Tides:
  19. The Vishnu Purana gives a quite an accurate description of tides:
  20. “In all the oceans the water remains at all times the same in quantity and never increases or diminishes; but like the water in a cauldron, which in consequence of its combination with heat, expands, so the waters of the ocean swell with the increase of the Moon. The waters, although really neither more nor less, dilate or contract as the Moon increases or wanes in the light and dark fortnights…..”
  21. India has left a universal legacy determining for instance the dates of solstices, as noted by 18th century French astronomer Jean-Sylvain Baily, (1736–93) 18th century French astronomer and politician.
  22. Jean-Sylvain Baily said:
  23. “The movement of stars which was calculated by Hindus 4,500 years ago, does not differ even by a minute from the tables which we are using today.” And he concludes: “The Hindu systems of astronomy are much more ancient than those of the Egyptians – even the Jews derived from the Hindus their knowledge.”
  24. Electricity
  25. The ancient text of Agastya Samhita describes the method of making electric battery, and that water can be split into oxygen and hydrogen.

ANALYSYS OF THE CHART - 3








JUP       3-00        Asw          
ASC     21-26-34  Bha                    KET      20-32       Bha
          UL
MA  03-15      Mrg (MA)                                       MO  17-44-26   Ard        
SU      26-58     PBh (JU) -AK
ME     08-46     SatB          VE      01-25     Dha (MA)


RASI

SA  (R)  02- 45  Punv  (JU)  -GK






       AL






RA   20-32     Visk (JU)



SIXTH HOUSE
Effects of the 6th house (Ari Bhava) Indications of 6th house: Maternal uncle, doubts about death, enemies, ulcers, step-mother, etc., are to be estimated from 6th house.    
BP 17-2. Relatives Affected: The significator of a relative or the lord of such a house joining lord of the 6th house, or being in 6th, or 8th house, indicates ulcers/bruises to such a relative like father. The Sun with such lordship and in such a house denotes such affectation of head, the Moon denotes such affection of the face, Mars denotes such affection of the neck, Mercury denotes such affection of the navel, Jupiter denotes such affection of the nose, Venus denotes such affection of the eyes, Saturn denotes such affection of the feet, and Rahu and Ketu denote such affection of the abdomen.    
BP 17-3. If the Sun is the lord of 6th house, or is with lord of the 6th house, or is in 6th, or 8th house, the native will be apt to incur affliction of head, and so on and so forth.    

BP 24-71. If lord of the 6th house is in 11th house, the native will gain wealth through his enemies, be virtuous, adventurous, and will be somewhat bereft of happiness of children

ANALYSYS OF THE CHART -2

CONTD




JUP       3-00        Asw          
ASC     21-26-34  Bha                    KET      20-32       Bha
          UL
MA  03-15      Mrg (MA)                                       MO  17-44-26   Ard        
SU      26-58     PBh (JU) -AK
ME     08-46     SatB          VE      01-25     Dha (MA)


RASI

SA  (R)  02- 45  Punv  (JU)  -GK



       AL




RA   20-32     Visk (JU)

FOURTH HOUSE
BP 15-15. A malefic related to 4th house (and to its lord) will produce only malefic effects (in respect of conveyances).     BP 15-17. Should a malefic be in 4th, aspects 4th, or in conjunct with the lord of 4th, or an aspect on the lord of 4th house, one will experience losses concerning vehicles and reduce one to severe accidents.   
 BP 24-39. If lord of the 4th house is in 3rd house, the native will be valorous, will have servants, be liberal, virtuous and charitable, and will possess self-earned wealth. He will be free from diseases.    
BP 25-22. If Dhooma is in 4th house, the native will be grieved on account of being given up by his female, but will be learned in all Shastras.    
BP 25-28. If Pranapada is in 4th house, the native will be happy, friendly, attached to females and elders, soft, and truthful.    
SA 30-77. Saturn in the 4th house: If Saturn occupies the 4th house, the native will suffer heart disease or be broken-hearted, be devoid of relatives, conveyances, wealth, intelligence and happiness, will suffer sickness in boyhood and will have (prominent) nails and hair.     
HS 21-85. If Saturn is in 4th house, one will be troubled by his own relatives, will not have many sons, and will be unhappy. Effects of the 5th house (Putra Bhava)Indications of 5th house: The learned should deduce from 5th house amulets, sacred spells, learning, knowledge, sons, royalty (or authority), fall of position, etc.    
FIFTH HOUSE
BP 24-59. If lord of the 5th house is in 11th house, the native will be learned, dear to people, be an author of treatises, be very skilful, and be endowed with many sons and wealth.   

 SA 34-32. Issuelessness: If the 5th house falls in a malefic's sign and be occupied by strong malefics without benefic's aspect, the native will be childless. 

CHART ANALYSYS as per CLASSICAL TEXTS.


1. The lord of the fourth house in the third house              
 One is wealthy, generous, talented and may earn wealth through one's own efforts.
One may quarrel with one's parents and friends, will be endowed with property and vehicles and will be forgiving.
If the lord of the fourth house is accompanied by an auspicious planet then one will have many friends.  One's father will be famous but one quarrels with one's father.
Inspite of this, one may support one's father's relatives and attain fame.
 One will earn wealth through one's own valor and will be unable to save money.

BP =BPHS  = BRUHAT PARASHARA HORA SASTRAM  BY PARASHARA
SA = SARAVALI  by  KALYANA VARMA
HS = HORASARA   by  PRITHU YASASSU
GH = GARGA HORA   by MAHARUSHI GARGACHARYA
  1.   Effects of the 1st house (Tanu Bhava)Indications of first house: physique, appearance, intellect (or the organ of intelligence, i.e. brain), complexion of the body, vigour, weakness, happiness, grief, and innate nature are all to be guessed through the ascending sign.     
  2. BP 12-1. If the ascendant lord is in debilitation, combustion, or enemy's sign, there will be diseases.      BP 12-1. Ascendant lord with a benefic in an angle or trine, all diseases will disappear.      BP 12-1. Angles from the ascendant (i.e. 4th, 7th, or l0th house) or its trine (5th, 9th) containing a benefic is a powerful remedy for all related to health.     
  3. BP 12-2. There will not be bodily health if the ascendant or the Moon be aspected by or conjunct with a malefic, being devoid of a benefic aspect.     
  4. BP 12-3. A benefic in the ascendant will give a pleasing appearance.    BP 12-3. Felicity of the body will be enjoyed if the ascendant is aspected by or conjunct with a benefic.    
  5. BP 24-3. If the ascendant lord is in 3rd house, the native will equal a lion in valour, be endowed with all kinds of wealth, be honorable, will have two wives, be intelligent, and happy.     
  6. BP 25-6. If Gulika is in the 1st house, the native will be afflicted by diseases, be lustful, sinful, crafty, wicked, and very miserable.   
  7.  SA 30-49. Jupiter in the 1st house: If Jupiter occupies the 1st house, the native will be attractive in appearance, be energetic long-lived, will act after assessing consequences, be learned courageous and great.    
  8.  HS 21-57. If Jupiter is placed in the 1st house, the native will be long lived, wise and happy. This does not apply if the planet is in fall.     
  9. SA 34-7. If Saturn aspects the ascendant one will be troubled by heavy loads, travels and diseases, be irascible, will be attached to aged women (i.e. will be fond of seeking union with aged females), be devoid of happiness, be dirty and foolish.     
  10. GH 59. If Jupiter is in the ascendant, while Mars is not in the 7th and Venus is not in the 8th and the Sun is not in the 9th an auspicious yoga is caused. Such a native will live a long lease of life, will have many co-borns, will head many people (i.e. employ many and feed them), will be happy, will lead himself and his co-born to a prosperous level, be free from proud conduct, and be pleased in all aspects of life.Effects of the 2nd house (Dhana Bhava)Indications of 2nd house: Wealth, grains (food etc.), family, death, enemies, metals, precious stones etc. are to be understood through the second house.   
  11.  BP 24-23. If lord of the 2nd house is in 11th house, the native will have all kinds of wealth, be ever diligent, honourable, and famous. Effects of the 3rd house (Sahaj Bhava)Indications of third house: From the third house, know of the following: valor, servants (attending, etc.), brothers, sisters, etc. initiatory instructions (Upadesh), journey, and parent's death.     
  12. BP 14-1. Should 3rd house be conjunct with or aspected by a benefic, the native will be endowed with co-born and be courageous.      BP 14-5. Should it be of mixed nature, co-born of both sexes will be obtained. These effects be declared after assessing the strength and weakness of the concerned.     BP 14-11. Mars in 3rd house will destroy both the pre-born and later born.     
  13. BP 24-35. If lord of the 3rd house is in 11th house, then native will always gain in trading, be intelligent although not literate, be adventurous, and will serve others.     BP 25-17. If Parivesha is in 3rd house, the native will be fond of his wife, be very charming, pious, well disposed to his men, be a servant, and be respectful of his elders.    
  14. SA 30-16. The Moon in the 3rd house: Should the Moon be in the 3rd house, the native will protect his co-born, be always delighted, valorous and will be endowed with learning, robes and food.      SA 30-27. Mars in the 3rd house: If Mars be in the 3rd house, the native will be courageous, unconquerable, bereft of co-born, be delighted, will have all virtues and be famous.      
  15. HS 21-22. In 3rd house, the Moon will give calumniating tendency, kindleness, and cunningness.      HS 21-35. Mars in 3rd house will make one dislike his co-born and earn money with difficulty. He will become rich and be lucky.    
  16. GH 302. The Moon, Mars in the 3rd house: The native will be an expert agriculturist, will be unhappy, will have many expenses, be dear to women and be attached to his children.Effects of 4th house (Bandhu Bhava)Indications of 4th house: Conveyances, relatives, mother, happiness, treasure, lands and buildings are to be consulted through 4th house.     

NATAL CHART ANALYSYS -DREKKANA





JUP       3-00     Asw          
ASC     21-26-34  Bha     KET      20-32       Bha
          UL
MA  03-15      Mrg                MO  17-44-26   Ard        
SU      26-58     PBh
ME     08-46     Sat           01-25     Dha 


RASI

SA  (R)  02- 45  Punv    -GK



       AL




RA   20-32     Visk 







JU

RA    MA
VE    MA


D-3     DREKKANA
SA(R)




KE   ASCENDANT



SU   MO



ASPECTS IN VARGA CHARTS ARE ALSO EFFECTIVE.

1.      D-3 Drekkana  : - You are born in 3rd Decanate of ARIES ruled by Jupiter aspected by Jupiter  from Aries  and Mars  from  Gemini  in the 3rd House.  The aspect of Aries as Lord of 9th  Sagittarius  gives Good Luck  and being the Lagnadhipati (Lord of the Ascendaant) Mars  gives all the Vigor and Leadership Qualities.
2.      The Lord of the 9th House Sun is in the 11th House of Gains along with Moon lord of the 8th House.    Sun is in debilitaation and  being in a Kendra from Moon attains Neechabhanga         (Cancellation of  debilitation) .
3.      If a person is born in the 3rd Drekkana , their planetary ruler is Jupiter. Intuitive and generous, they enjoy the company of others and revere learning and knowledge. These persons would also enjoy the good things in life, and do well in the positions of trust and responsibility.
4.      The persons born under this influence also tend to be adventurous. They love to explore new things and love the company of other people.    They never shirk from responsibilities and  helping out the others in the time of their problems.
5.      These people posses a keen thirst for knowledge, and that is why they always learn new things with a surprising alacrity. Jupiter is a potent force that is responsible for shaping your destiny.
6.      The negative traits of these people are that they tend to have unrealistic expectations and live in the dreamy worlds of their own.
7.      Highly exploring and fantastical vision as ruled by planet Jupiter along with Mars which further makes them similar to Sagittarius people.
8.      These individuals are also sincere and generous but possess a high pleasure seeking desire which mainly comes from the sides of traveling as they could be found exploring a lot and for this it’s quiet difficult for these people to settle down with any relationship.

9.      Saturn(R)  being the Lord of the 2nd is aspecting the 2nd (Finance) and 10th (Profession)   and 5th (Knowledge)  works hard to gain from foreign collaboration, works with ability and  intellectually worried.  No happiness from Children.