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108

 The number 108 has been given very special importance in Hindu culture right from the earliest spiritual texts. Throughout Hindu culture one encounters the number 108. For example – japa (repetition of a mantra) is often prescribed to be 108 times. Each deity is decorated with 108 names. Malas have 108 beads. Yantras are also imbued with this number. There are 108 main chakras in the body. There are 108 principle Upanishads. 108 appears as a recurring theme in the Vedas – the worlds most ancient treatise for seekers of spiritual truth.
 
Main Reason: In  astrology, there are the 9 planets and 12 houses. The multiplication of 12 times 9 is 108. Doing 108 rounds is equal to the one complete round of the astrological influence of 9 planets cirumbulating 12 houses. 
There are 54 intersections in it, where three lines intersect. Each intersection has masculine (Shiva) and feminine (Shakti) qualities. 54 times 2 equals 108. Thus, there are 108 points that define the Sri Yantra as well as the human body.
The individual numbers 1, 0, and 8 represent one thing, nothing, and everything (completeness/nobleness or infinite like the electrons in atoms )
 
Other patterns of 108 – The Cosmological Connection

A most interesting fact that reveals some of the mysticism around 108 – is that according to the Vedas: [ref: 1]:

  1. The Sun is 108 Suns from the Earth. That is, 108 Sun diameters. Which is found to be very accurate by modern science calculations.
  2. The Moon is 108 Moons from the Earth. That is 108 Moon diameters. Which not only is also accurate by modern science calculations, but strange coincidence indeed, that the distance to Earth to Sun and Earth to Moon are both an exact multiple of 108.
  3. The diameter of the Sun is 108 Earths. Not only is this also accurate by modern science calculations, but this a triple coincidence of the 108, as if the previous two coincidences weren’t enough! Astonishing!

Apart from the fact that the ancient sages inferred this several thousands of years ago, without the aid of modern scientific instruments, is in itself also mind boggling.

Just do the math:

I decided to punch in the numbers myself:

Earth to Moon = 108 Moons
Hinduism:

Distance between Moon and Earth = (Diameter of the Moon) x 108 = (3476 km) x 108 = 375,408 km

Modern science:
The shortest distance from the Earth = 356,399km
The longest distance from the Earth = 406,699km
The average distance from the Earth = 384,400km

It’s off by just 2%. Note, that this variation may be because we haven’t taken into account any change in pattern of Moons orbit in the past 10,000 or so years. Also, note that there is variation of 11% between the perigee and apogee in the moon’s orbit, so we can’t simply take the average.

Earth to Sun = 108 Suns
Hinduism:

Distance between Sun and Earth = (Diameter of the Sun) x 108 = (1.39 million km) x 108 = 150.12 million km

Modern science:
The average distance from the Sun to the Earth = 150 million km

Sun Diameter = 108 Earths
Hinduism:

Diameter of the Sun = (Diameter of the Earth) x 108 = (12,756 km) x 108 = 1.38 million km

Modern science:
Diameter of the Sun = 1.39 million km

Coincidence?

The above are too much to be simply coincidences. There is obviously some deeper principle behind this that we have not yet fathomed. Western science may one day find the underlying connection, and when it does it will name it some “XYZ Constant”. My point being that Hindu yogis couldn’t care less what anyone called it. What’s more important is to “know” it – as in  direct perception – they probably know the underlying or higher dimensional significance of 108, of which we are seeing only the projection of in our limited three dimensional, fish eyed view of the universe. By experiencing Reality directly, all the secrets of the universe unravel before you with lucid clarity. Knowledge doesn’t have to come from a book; in fact it doesn’t. It comes from the mind which observes nature.

108 – Breath Cycle

Some years back I indulged a little bit in western astrology and vedic astrology. One of the first things I learnt in vedic astrology was that their units of measure for time was all derived from the cycles of breath. That is the Hindu time units of seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, years,… yugas, kalpas, etc. were all based on our breath cycles.

So, on hunch, I decided to see if there would be any connection between the number of breath cycles and 108. And viola, there was! The average adult male breaths 21,600 times per day (10,800 solar breaths and 10,800 lunar breaths) – a clean multiple of 108!

Hindu sages obviously had some sort of deeper awareness of the connection between the macrocosm and microcosm.

More…

More coincidences? or some deeper laws that science has yet to discover? I’m including multiples of 27 also (for example 27 or 54 is commonly used in beads for beaded wrist chains or short necklace chains, instead of 108).

  • Sun takes 27 days to rotate (27 x 4 = 108).
  • There are 27 nakshatras (27 x 4 = 108).
  • Upper Limit for FM Radio frequency is set to 108 MHz.
  • The number of dimples in a golf ball is a multiple of 108.
  • 12 signs of the zodiac x 9 grahas (”planets”) = 108.

One reason why science may have not yet discovered it is because they are seemingly all so unrelated. But then, so was light, energy, mass, space, time, and gravity also so not connected, now we know they are. Like for example, that gravity can be seen as a curvature in the fabric of space-time.

from other sources;

http://sanatandharma.ind.in/108-number-108-beads-japa-mala-sanatan-dharma/

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Santhaana Gopaala Swami 

 http://narayaneeyamtrans.blogspot.com/2018/10/dassakam-88-santhana-gopalam.html

https://shrutiramachandranblog.wordpress.com/2016/08/23/hare-krishna-series-part-5-sri-poornathrayeesa-temple-tripunithura/

 

http://www.hindupedia.com/SAntana_Gopala_stotram

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Find Thithi (Moon Phase) of Panchaga in your region

This document guides us to use the https://www.mooncalc.org site to accurately identify the date and time of any Thithi based on the Moon Cycle.

The below example explains how to find the Thithi’s for Navaratri Celebrations in Fairfield, Iowa, United States region for the year 2018.

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In the below picture, in Fairfield on 8th oct 2018 @ 12AM, it is still almost 1 day left for Amavasya Thithi (look at the ‘Indication of Thithi’)

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This picture shows us that on 8th Oct 2018 @ 10.45PM the previous moon cycle is complete and will become NEW MOON in a few minutes.

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This picture shows us that on 8th Oct 2018 @ 10.48PM is NEW MOON.

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Figure 4

Between 0.5 days and 1.5 days after the NEW MOON begins, can be considered as Prathama Thithi. In Fairfield it is from 9th Oct 2018 10.41AM to 10th Oct 2018 10.41AM, so Navaratri night begins on Oct 9th

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Navaratri Celebrations chart:

Date

Thithi

Day/Night

Ritual

8-Oct-18

Amavasya

Morning

Pitru Pooja

8-Oct-18

Amavasya

Night

Khalasa Staapana

9-Oct-18

Prathama

Navaratri Night 1

Durga Pooja

10-Oct-18

Dwitiya

Navaratri Night 2

Durga Pooja

11-Oct-18

Tritiya

Navaratri Night 3

Durga Pooja

12-Oct-18

Chaturthi

Navaratri Night 4

Lakshmi Pooja

13-Oct-18

Panjami

Navaratri Night 5

Lakshmi Pooja

14-Oct-18

Shashti

Navaratri Night 6

Lakshmi Pooja

15-Oct-18

Saptami

Navaratri Night 7

Saraswati Pooja

16-Oct-18

Ashtami

Navaratri Night 8

Saraswati Pooja

17-Oct-18

Navami

Navaratri Night 9

Saraswati Pooja

18-Oct-18

Dasami

Navaratri Night 10

Vidyarambam

19-Oct-18

Ekadashi

Navaratri Day

Yathasthanam

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Energy Herbs

Grow these plants in a pot, with a devotional mind that these are the manifestation of Ganesha. These plants will ensure the presence of Lord Ganesha. Grow them in one pot if possible. Water them first and lovingly give a soft touch chanting Ganesha Mantra or Skanda Stothram that was recommended to you by Guruji. After muktti sugarcanedoing this, proceed to do lamp lighting and Ganesh Homam and other rituals. 

 

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Panchangam

Panchangam is the five relations of yourself (Selftual) to the external Self (Heavenly Bodies)

Panchang  for children at Uni5 Schools.  A student ought to know about the inner and outer environment, especially the sky. In sky five major celestial bodies and their position is taught as Panchang. 

 1. Earth's Position, the observer's point - the calendar day, example today is July  23rd 2017.  

2. Moons' position Tithi or the moon phase - Example today is New moon day. 

3. Sun's Position indirectly is Earth's position in different regions of the space around sun. This is referenced to the group of stars called Constellations.  Around the sky (360 degree) there are twelve groups of stars, a spread of approximately 300 degrees. They are called Zodiac Constellations, Signs (In West) or Rashi (In Sanskrit). They resemble shapes like that of a lion or a lady and named accordingly. 

4. Planets Position. Vara

5. Nakshatra. Like twelve Zodiac Constellations, there is a twenty-seven set of a group of stars called NAKSHATRA at a different trajectory (axis). The degree of one NAKSHATRA varies from 100 to 150.

 Our Solar System i.e. Sun and the whole family are not changing its relative trajectory, but our complete Solar System is moving in the Universe and it is advanced by 20 days with respect to Zodiac Constellations.

Our Earth has five sets relative motions, in the Universe;
1. With respect to our Sun.
2. With respect to other planets. of our Solar system.
3. With respect to Moon of our Earth
4. Due to the motion of Sun (along with his whole family, i.e. all its planets and Moons) in the Universe, measured with respect to the twelve Zodiac Constellations.
5. Due to the motion of Sun (along with his whole family, i.e. all its planets and Moons) in the Universe, with respect to the twenty seven Nakshatras.

 

For astrologers, Panchang means "five attributes" of the day. They are:

Tithi - Tithi is considered as the first phase or portion (Kala) of the 15 phases of the Moon. Or the time it takes for the longitudinal angle between the Moon and the Sun to increase by 12°. Tithis begin at varying times of day and vary in duration from approximately 19 to approximately 26 hours. One Tithi equals 12 degree difference between Moon and Sun.

Vara 
Nakshatra - EM of asterism of the day, that is, the stellar mansion in which Moon is located for an observer at the center of the Earth. One Nakshatra equals 13 degrees:20 minutes. There are 27 Nakshatra in 360 degrees.
    Yoga - EM of the angular relationship between Sun and Moon( Apparent Moon plus Apparent Sun). One Yoga equals 13 degrees:20 minutes. There are 27 Yogas in 360 degrees.
    Karana - EM of half of a Tithi. One Karaṇa equals 6 degree difference between Moon and Sun.
    Var weekday the seven weekdays.

 

Other Sources

Extremely good video on moon and sun cycles and thithi

http://astrology.aryabhatt.com/astrology_panchang.asp

Wikipedia

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tithi

https://books.google.com/books?id=TGYxXjZXIGwC&pg=PR7&lpg=PR7&dq=Kerala+School+of+Astronomy+and+Mathematics+saturn+monday+tuesday&source=bl&ots=41LqT-n120&sig=zF-TlRzrkui_OCbdCkcRXT86zhk&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjnt7W7uKDVAhUE2IMKHWwWBUsQ6AEIPzAH#v=onepage&q=Kerala%20School%20of%20Astronomy%20and%20Mathematics%20saturn%20monday%20tuesday&f=false

 

This will be different in different parts of the world because of the observer's position. Example in KirbatiIsland  on a July 24th Friday, India  will be July 23rd Thursday afternoon and Samoa(American) will be 22nd Wednesday night.

 

Kerala panchang

http://indian-observer.blogspot.com/2013/08/zodiac-constellations-sign-rashi.html

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