Significance of the Moon in Ancient Civilizations
by Radhakrishnan. P | 2017 | 51,158 words
This study analyzes the Significance of the Moon in Ancient Civilizations and it’s contribution to modern astrology. This thesis also aims at integrated scientific explanations on New and Full Moon and their influence of Geo-physical phenomena and also analyzes how significant a role the moon plays in keeping the life on earth. Astrology is the or...
6. Chandra-vela in Astrology
While assessing the horoscope, Momentary Prashna Chart or Muhurta Fixation, Chandra Kriya, Chandavastha and Chandravelas are having prime consideration in Astrology. The position of the Moon is so important in the Vedic chart. There are three kinds of partitions to fix-up the results of Nakshatra position of the Moon; known as Chandrakriya, Chandravasthas and Chandravelas.
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The time taken by moon to traverse a star (13o 20) divided into 36 equal divisions yields a Chandravelas provided under:—
[Table 5.3 Chandravela(s) 36 Types.]
SLN | Chandravela |
1 | Skull Disease |
2 | Contentment |
3 | Sacramental Offerings |
4 | Happy Life |
5 | Ocular Diseases |
6 | Ostentatious Life |
7 | Sexual Pleasure |
8 | Severe Fever |
9 | Golden Ornaments |
10 | Relief from worries |
11 | Poisonous Troubles |
12 | Sexual pleasure |
13 | Stomach disorders |
14 | Female Sports |
15 | Jovial mood |
16 | Interest in Arts |
17 | Antagonism |
18 | Dancing |
19 | Enjoying Ghee Mixed Foods |
20 | Sound Sleep |
21 | Charities and Kindness |
22 | Dental Pain |
23 | Squabbles/Disagreements |
24 | Journey/Expedition |
25 | Dull Headedness |
26 | Water Bath |
27 | Bitterness |
28 | Independent status |
29 | Wounded Body. |
30 | Scholastic Features |
31 | Hostility |
32 | Confrontational thought |
33 | Charitable deeds |
34 | Mean-spirited inclinations |
35 | Ruthlessness |
36 | Delight |
Astrology bestows more importance to time factor, especially local mean time (Pradeshika) during the occurrence of any type of incidents. In Jataka Rachana there are
Sixty Kriyas of Moon in Jyotisha which are calculated as per the time factor of Nadis.
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Footnotes and references:
[1]:
P.S.Purushottaman Nampoothiri (2005); Madhaveeyam, S.T.Reddiar, Quilon; [...]
[2]:
P.S.Purushottaman Nampoothiri (2005); Madhaveeyam, S.T.Reddiar, Quilon; Chap-2, Ver-73-75, pp-44-45.