“PANCHANG & MUHURAT” PART – 1. . - VaishnavSangh.org.uk

Introduction: TIME – references from scriptures• Other types of time-respect do not carry His grace according to the Purâna that states thatdeceitful religiousness with an ulterior motive is rejected by the Vedic scripture. Thus the scriptureof Knowledge, the Bhagavad Gîtâ explicitly states that such worship of 'other gods' - read: formsof time-respect - is though confirmed as a form of devotion, is simply wrong (B.G. 9.23).• The respect of Time must be according His nature, in fact your own nature shared with Him, orelse one runs into danger of being alienated (B.G. 3.35). From this we may conclude that theeffort to control the time, outside of His will, outside of the nature of our own planet andposition in the sky, is a fundamental source of discord.• The Gîtâ (18.66) on top of that confirms this negative attitude in saying: 'abandon all forms ofreligion (and other association) and surrender to Me only'. Any human accord of time not intune with His nature is thus, fundamentally seen, as nothing but an obstruction.• Only He and what is His, the divine ordinance and the person thereof, is vedically to beconsidered correct.• Since He identifies with the natural manifestation of time (see again time-quotes) the truth ofreligion is thus a scientific affair. He is also thus the original scientist of the scientists. In simplelanguage: the TIME of Nature is a very powerful and mystical phenomenon.6