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Tithi <strong>–</strong> Lunar Days - Introduction• Humans, according to Sage Mahatapas the great ascetic, are born from the Hiranyagarbha, thecosmic womb in their different forms to the world we live in. They represent separate principles ofcreation, all being distinct yet the same.• Each person is connected to the Atma, the eternal soul that never dies. A portion of this eternalsoul comes through the Hiranyagarbha to earth in the form of the Jiva Atma, the living soul. Sun isatma and Moon is Jiva atma.• The daily distance between the Sun and Moon is a tithi.• The principles of divinity are the deities that rule the tithis. These are Agni, Ashwini Kumaras,Gauri, Ganapati, Nagas, Kartikeya, Aditya, Matrs, Durga, Diks, Kubera, Vishnu, Yama, Rudra,Chandra and Pitris.• Birth on the tithi will show what divine principle you are working with and how to deal with and getthe best out of it.• Tithis represent the different natures of human life if when properly understood give us theopportunity to preserve our precious amrita that the soul has gathered over its previous lifetimes.It shows our weaknesses, our strengths as well as the connections to the deities. Each tithi is apersonification of a deity and reflects how we face the law of karma and guard the soul.21
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