| vivekvshetty wrote: |
| I_seek_the _truth wrote: |
12 represents the sun-moon longitude difference. when it is 12 it is 1st tithi, when it is 24 it is second tithi, when it is 36 it is 3rd tithi and so on.
12 * 30 is 360. which means that every lunar month has 30 tithis before a new month begins.
Is that what you wanted us to guess Vivekji..?
Or is there some deeper meaning behind the number 12 which you want us to understand. |
Namaskaar Jayanth ji,
Let us wait for others to respond.
RishiRahul and vivek. |
Since today happens to be Mahaa Shivaraatri. It is the best day to write on this.
Each Tithi is 12 degrees span and this means the 12 Raashis.
The exact Raashi is found by the remainder.
Taking the Chart given as an example:
Longitude of Surya: 20degrees 38 minutes in makara i.e.290deg 38 min.
Longitude of Chandra: 359deg 05 min.
Subtracting Chandra from Surya we get: 68 deg 27 min
dividing it by 12 we get a quotient of 5 and a remainder of
8 degree and 27 minutes.
Which means it is the 9th Raashi - Dhanus.
This particular Raashi will give us the clue of the purpose of birth of this child. Every birth has a purpose behind it. This is the cause of Lord Shiva and Paarvati coming together.
There is a legend connected to this auspicious night. It was on this night that the Lord appeared as a Jyotirlinga. Thus the Raashi arrived at by the calculation given will be the Jyotirlinga (there are 12 Jyotirlingas) which lights up the purpose of the Natives life. Worshipping the Jyotirlinga will help the Native understand and align the purpose of her/his life.
The tvelve Raashis and its corresponding Jyotirlinga is given below:
Mesha: Raameshwar.
Vrishbha: Somanath.
Mithuna: Naageshwar.
Karka; Omkaareshwar.
Simha: Grushneshwar.
Kanyaa: Mallikaarjuna.
Tula: Mahaakaaleshwar.
Vrischika: Vaidyanaath.
Dhanu: Vishwanaath.
Makar: Bhimaashankar.
Kumbha: Kedaarnaath.
Meena: Tryambakeshwar.
RishiRahul and vivek.