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PANCHANG & MUHURATSYNOPSIS: theme of talk and basic points to be covered:----------------------------------------------------------------------------------•What are the Vaishnava scriptural references about TIME?•What is TIME astronomically and why important astrologically?•How ancient rishis perceived time and what they concluded?•Quality versus Quantity and conception of Muhurat by Vedic sages?•Relevance of Muhurat and understanding its benefits for mundane life?•CHOGADHIA system of Muhurat in daily practice.•PANCHANG - The 5 "limbs of time" given in Vedic scriptures.•The 1 st limb being Day of the Week – The 2 nd limb being the TithiWe shall explore in detail these most commonly known components of Panchang, yet littleunderstood!•What secrets do Puraanic scriptures reveal about the origins of Vaars, who are actuallyeternal deities governing different aspects of our everyday existence on this earthly plain?•How can we structure and schedule our daily life appropriately to be in tune with ourKarmic destiny and reap maximum benefit?•Finally…. why should we all bother to learn about this mysterious knowledge? Isn't seva, jaapa or meditationenough?!Vedas say that with knowledge of Time (“panchang”)the person becomes free from all sins and gains moksha2
Introduction – references from scripturesThe Supreme Lord said: "Time I am, the great destroyer of the worlds engaged here in destroyingall people, except for you [brothers] only, will all the soldiers who are situated on both sides,find their end.” (Bhagavad Gîtâ 11.32)• Purânas - stories that have been told to make the philosophy of yoga and self-realizationaccessible and pleasant. Lord Krishna is the one who said "I am the time" three times in theBhagavad Gîtâ. Thus relating to time is relating to Him.__________________________________________• We know from the Vedic scriptures the superhuman controlling power to be the TIME. God is inthe beyond, or right in front of us, just the messenger of or chastiser for the morality of keeping thesoul in rhythm with Time.• In keeping respect with the Time of the Lord we automatically keep respect for Him and win Hisgrace (kripa), because He clearly identifies Himself with that Time. – KAAL PURUSH3
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