Nārāyaṇa Upaniṣad envisages Nārāyaṇa as ‘Kālaśca Nārāyaṇa:’, the very embodiment of Time, ages ago. The measurement of Time by Bhāratīyas is as ancient as the very God Himself. Count of many future ages has also been done even from very ancient times.
Since these calculations aren't dependent upon the birth & death of any individual, but are done based on astronomical science, they are thoroughly scientific. Unfortunately, during the British rule, the Bhāratīya way of Time measurement was casted as an illusion...
Varāhamihira, an astronomical scientist, distinguished ‘Hōra’ from the above mentioned ahōrātramu and designed the measurement of Time based on ‘Hōra Paddhati’.
1 day is divided into 24 hōras. Based on this only, later a day is divided into 24 hours.
1 day is divided into 24 hōras. Based on this only, later a day is divided into 24 hours.
Time was measured as days, weeks, fortnights, months & so forth.
आरुणो अरोचनो मासक्रिन् - मासानां चन्द्र मासानां च कर्ता भवति !!
Fortnights, months, and years are counted based upon the movement of Sun and Moon.
Coz it is hard to count fortnights based on Sūrya Siddhānta,
आरुणो अरोचनो मासक्रिन् - मासानां चन्द्र मासानां च कर्ता भवति !!
Fortnights, months, and years are counted based upon the movement of Sun and Moon.
Coz it is hard to count fortnights based on Sūrya Siddhānta,
Vasanta is that time of the year when fallen leaves sprout into tenders making nature very pleasurable. New year begins in this season & ends with leaf falling śiśira season.
Indian scriptures scientifically detail how to carve out one’s lifestyle based on seasonal changes.
Indian scriptures scientifically detail how to carve out one’s lifestyle based on seasonal changes.
2. Karkāṭaka saṅkramaṇa day when Sun enters into Cancer.
Makara Sankranti is celebrated as ‘Sankranti’ festival (Pongal).
āyana:
‘āyana’ means journey. One year is divided into two āyanas –
1. Uttarāyana and
2. Dakṣināyana.
Makara Sankranti is celebrated as ‘Sankranti’ festival (Pongal).
āyana:
‘āyana’ means journey. One year is divided into two āyanas –
1. Uttarāyana and
2. Dakṣināyana.
These āyanas are formed based on time taken by earth to rotate around Sun. While Uttarāyana begins with Makara saṅkramaṇa day, Dakṣināyana begins with Karkāṭaka saṅkramaṇa day.
The Indian Time measurement didn't stop with years, but went forward to calculate the Yugas.
The Indian Time measurement didn't stop with years, but went forward to calculate the Yugas.
In Indian astronomy, yuga starting from 5 years to Mahā Yugas has been calculated. The word ‘Yuga’ is derived from the word ‘Yōga’ (union). According to Vedic astrology, names are given for every 5 years such as parivatsaramu, iḍāvatsaramu, anuvatsaramu, & idvatvatsaramu.
The union of Moon, Sun, dhaniṣṭha star, & Br̥haspati in the zodiac of Capricorn occurs once in every 60 years. This is also termed as one yuga.
Four yugas are mentioned taking the above yugas as parts within them. They are – Kr̥ta, trētā, Dvāpara & Kali.
Four yugas are mentioned taking the above yugas as parts within them. They are – Kr̥ta, trētā, Dvāpara & Kali.
1. Kr̥ta – 17,28,000 years
2. trētā – 12,96,000 years
3. Dvāpara – 8,64,000 years
4. Kali – 4,32,000 years.
Combined, all these four yugas is called one ‘Mahā yuga’ = 43,20,000 years
Time is relative.
2. trētā – 12,96,000 years
3. Dvāpara – 8,64,000 years
4. Kali – 4,32,000 years.
Combined, all these four yugas is called one ‘Mahā yuga’ = 43,20,000 years
Time is relative.
At the completion of one Mahā Kalpa, Brahma
and the entire universe present at that time
dissolves into the Supreme. Again, creation
starts.
This is the ‘Cycle of Time’.
Details of Śakas :
Derived from the rule of great emperors, (not based on Christ),
and the entire universe present at that time
dissolves into the Supreme. Again, creation
starts.
This is the ‘Cycle of Time’.
Details of Śakas :
Derived from the rule of great emperors, (not based on Christ),
Śakas are determined for Bhāratīyas. For the Kali yuga, total six emperors are mentioned as Śakakarta i.e. the beginner of an era.
1. Yudhiṣṭhira śakamu – Began in 3102 B.C. & continued for 3044 years
2. Vikrama śakamu – Began in 57 B.C. & continued for 135 years
1. Yudhiṣṭhira śakamu – Began in 3102 B.C. & continued for 3044 years
2. Vikrama śakamu – Began in 57 B.C. & continued for 135 years
3. Śālivāhana śakamu – Began in 78 A.D. & continued for 18,000 years.
Future śakas are also determined.
4. Vijayābhinandana śakamu – Duration is 10,000 years
5. Nāgārjuna śakamu – Duration is 400,000 years
6. Kalki śakamu – 821 years before the end of kali yuga.
Future śakas are also determined.
4. Vijayābhinandana śakamu – Duration is 10,000 years
5. Nāgārjuna śakamu – Duration is 400,000 years
6. Kalki śakamu – 821 years before the end of kali yuga.
Currently, it is 1938th year in Śālivāhana śaka.
Further scientific explorations of Bhāratīyas enabled them to establish the relationship between timelines of people living on this earth in relationship with stars & planets present in space.
Further scientific explorations of Bhāratīyas enabled them to establish the relationship between timelines of people living on this earth in relationship with stars & planets present in space.
That knowledge is nothing but the science of astrology. Their discoveries helped to determine the influence of specific star and planet on an individual present on earth at a specific time. Many intellectuals, domestic & foreign, are conducting scientific researches on these..
Bhāratīyas are habituated to look for auspicious times even to wear new clothes & use new items. This is not an orthodox belief, but the ultimate scientific knowledge.
Even from the times of Newton, Physics proposed many theories such as Multiverse theory, which states ..
Even from the times of Newton, Physics proposed many theories such as Multiverse theory, which states ..
that there are many worlds which are interlinked through time called the ‘Time of Relativity’. It also stated that there is possibility of reaching of those worlds thru practices, one can travel into the future to know future happenings & similarly 1 can travel into the past too.
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