Tuesday, October 25, 2011

Astrology, Zodiacs, and Jyoti sh - unique utilization of Veda Sidereal is a entice to Avoid

By Graham Flynn


Avoid the astrology trap of using the Sidereal zodiac exclusively (or practitioners who do) or risk vast inaccuracies.

You've usually concept that you had a Sagittarius Sun sign, but then you will be confused after a friend shows you a "cooler" type of astrology, 1 which totally changes what you notion you knew about your straightforward natal chart. You think, "How can I have a Scorpio Sun?" You don't.

Sidereal zodiac (the zodiac of constellations) advocates will tell you, "...but Sidereal will be the 'oldest astrology,' it is the basis for Hindu astrology!"

While it is the basis for Hindu astrology, functional Chaldean and Greek predate horoscopic Hindu/Veda/Jyoti sh/Indian, and evidence shows that Hindu horoscope astrology borrowed heavily from these cultures.

You're not alone if you've fallen for a smooth-talking Internet marketer telling you that she'll allow you to fix all your problems if you purchase her products and solutions and services based on the Sidereal zodiac. Her having testimonials from big, recognizable names (who happen to use the exact same publishers in many cases) techniques that she has a excellent P.R. machine, which is all.

How to Escape This Trap

We recommend while using Tropical zodiac (and practitioners who do) instead as the principal zodiac. This is the zodiac of Western astrology and it is what there are at most non-Eastern astrology sites.

While we're certain there exist talented astrologers in India who rely upon the Sidereal zodiac and have shaped their systems to be efficient during the genuine world, we now have yet to encounter an American, European or other Western astrologer who uses the Sidereal zodiac exclusively and offers even consistently semi-acceptable accuracy rates.

If the practitioner who uses Sidereal is quite psychic and, or has produced their very own unique, reputable technique using it, then possibly they could possibly be able to obtain consistently high accuracy. But our experience due to the fact the 1980s tells us that they don't exist in The united states or anywhere else within the Western world.

Your "Real" Signs

It needs to be said that you won't find your "real Ascendant/Rising sign" (or "real Sun sign," or "real Moon sign," etc.) by using the Sidereal zodiac.

Make no mistake: you won't discover "...what sign you quite are..." with the Sidereal zodiac (basis for Hindu/Vedic/Jyotish/Indian astrology), and it isn't the "...true zodiac." Don't fall for this nonsense.

Sidereal Zodiac Origins

Usage on the Sidereal zodiac is from an era when practitioners had an inadequate understanding on the realities of our entire world and solar system. It was already created (in a really rough form) ahead of the origins of horoscope astrology.

The origins from the genuine precise astrological horoscope (horoscope astrology), which includes the Ascendant or Rising sign, etc. is traced back to Hellenistic Egypt (about 330 BC - 30 BC). Prior to this time (when the Hindus adopted horoscope astrology), our findings show that Hindu astrology was basically an ambiguous spiritual philosophy, without having diverse approaches for explicit delineation and prediction.

The Hindus borrowing the functional horoscope, which includes the Ascendant/Rising sign, from other cultures is definitely acceptable, but using the Sidereal zodiac in conjunction with it outcomes in some technical concerns, as outlined below.

The Sidereal Zodiac procedure is in accordance with fixed stars, hence the problem. We attach value towards the fixed stars, but we don't like how the Sidereal program links the degrees in the Ecliptic to them.

The Real Ascendant

The true Ascendant (Rising sign), in our opinion, is wherever the Eastern horizon intercepts the Ecliptic. That is so within the Tropical zodiac system, but not the Sidereal. Using that system, because of the current 20+ degree difference between the zodiacs, you will probably have one more Ascendant, Sun sign, and Moon sign, among other differences.




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