Saturday, May 9, 2020

Possible Reason Behind Allotment Of Unfair Results To Ardra Nakshatra Born


Preface

(i) As you all know that the Sixth Nakshatra is Ardra Nakshatra ruled by Rudra and Rudra is also known as Shiva. There are several who believe that the auspicious form of Parmatma id Shiva and his aggressive form is Rudra and it is the reason that person born in Ardra Nakshatra have been allotted unfair results in the texts on Vedic Jyotish like 1. Brihit Jataka 2. Horaratnam 3. Maansagri but how far is it true it will be discussed in this Article.

(ii) In श्वेताश्वेतारा उपनिषद (Shwetshwetaara Upnishada) Rudra is presented as only one Parmatma and Shiva is Rudra so the Ardra Nakshatra comes under the ownership of Rudra or Shiva. In Brihit Jataka the Ardra Nakshatra is called as Rudra Nakshatra whereas in Horaratnam this Ardra Nakshatra is called as Shiva Nakshatra and it will be further discussed in this Article  

(iii) It always surprised me from three decades that not a single Astrologer raised this issue. Vedic Jyotish is based on either common sense or on Vedic Knowhow.

(iv) The Ardra means the water vapors and it is used as auspicious in Durgasaptshati where one of the qualities of Vedic Goddess Durga is Sarvoupkaarkarnaay Sadaardrachita i.e. her heart is always filled with water to do welfare of other and Durga is Parvati the Shakti of Shiva even though unfair results have been allotted to Ardra Born people in Vedic Jyotish. This will also be discussed in this Article.  

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Chapter (I)
Ardra Nakshatra As Described In Brihit Jataka

(i) The following Figure show the concerned Sanskrit Shloka about Ardra Nakshatra  


(ii) According to Varahamihira the Rudra Nakshatra (Ardra) Born are Shathgarvit, Ungrateful, Violent and Sinner.

Note: The Sanskrit Word Shathgarvit can be translated as a person who feels proud in displaying his wickedness.

(iii) Several of you can opine that the Raodra form of Rudra create destruction bur Swhetashwetasha Upnishada described only one Rudra who creates, operates and destructs the infinite Universes and thus this logic is not sufficient to allot unfair results to Ardra Born people

(iv) There are several who opine that the Ardra Nakshatra is ruled by Rahu so but it can be contradicted on the grounds that in Brihit Jataka neither Varahamihira mentioned Rahu nor Vinshottri Dasha.
Note: Brihit Jataka was written several centuries before the writing of Horaratnam and Maansagri.

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Chapter (II)
Ardra Nakshatra As Described In Horaratnam


(i) The following Figure show the concerned Sanskrit Shloka about Ardra Nakshatra as described in Horaratnam as Shiva Nakshatra:


(i) According to Horaratnam the person born in Shiva Nakshatra is skilled in Tantrik Kriya, Brave, expert in sale & purchase, torture cows, outrageous & ungrateful
Note: In aforesaid Sanskrit Shloka of Horaratnam person born in Shiva Nakshatra tortures the cows and it should be noted that Shiva likes his Bull so how can the people born in Shiva Nakshatra torture cows?

Note: The Vedic Jyotish text Horaratnam considers Rahu so it may be said that one born in Ardra can harm cows and other creatures. But Shiva wears the garland of Snake (Rahu) so how can Snake (Rahu) hurt his Bull (A member of Cow Family) so this logic is also inappropriate.

Note: The Cow Torturing described in Horaratnam should not take to its literal value. There are many sins described in Vedic Literatures equal to the sins coming out of torturing cows.    


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 Chapter (III)
Ardra Nakshatra As Described In Maansagri

(i) The following Figure shows the concerned Sanskrit Shloka about Ardra Nakshatra in Vedic Jyotish text Maansagri:


(ii) The person born in Ardra Nakshatra is 1. Ungrateful 2. Angery 3. Sinner & Wicked and he is without wealth & food.

Note: In Vedic Jyotish text Maansagri the unfair results have been allotted to Ardra Born

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Chapter (IV)
Shiva The Pashupati

(i) In Vedic Literatures Shiva is also called Pashupati or the lord of Animals. The following Sanskrit Mantra from Linga Purana describes this:


(i) Starting from community of gods (Devta) ending to the community of ghosts (Pischaacha) all the communities coming in between are Animals (Pashu) and thus their owner (Pati) that supreme god Bhavh is remembered as Pashupati.

(ii) Indra (King of Devas) has a definite life and he also commits sins equivalent to those of torturing the cows. He always tries to maintain his empire by playing dirty politics so the superior community also acts like Animal (Pashu) and now you can also imagine for other communities (Yonis)

(iii) Thus keeping this in view Varahamihira allotted unfair resultsto Ardra Born.


Written on Saturday, May 9, 2020 at 22:28 (IST) by
Vishal Aksh


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