ॐ नमो जगन्नाथाय
Ṛṣi Pañcamī
The fifth tithi (lunar day) in the bright half of the month of Bhādrapada (Sun in Leo) is called ṛṣi pañcamī. Any ṛṣi can be worshipped on this day. The ṛṣi are the pitṛs (forefathers or progenitors) of the lineage of all creatures and during the kṛṣṇa pakṣa of the month of Bhādrapada the pitṛs are worshipped.
Pañcamī (T5), daśamī (T10) and pūrṇimā (T15) are the pūrṇa tithi which are ruled by vāyu (air – Saturn) tattva.
Spiritual Number 7
The word ṛṣi is generally taken for the saptarṣi or the seven seers and is a symbolical expression for the number seven.
Ṛṣi – Sage or Seer
Ṛṣi means a sanctified seer of Vedic knowledge and the word Maharṣi is derived from two words Mahā and Ṛṣi. The word Ṛṣi is derived from dṛś (as in dṛṣṭi) meaning to see and indicates one with the ability of divine sight, a seer. The word generally refers to a singer of sacred hymns, an inspired poet or sage, or any person who invokes the deities in rhythmical sacred speech or songs (e.g.
Only those who have the prior approval of the Course Mentor can pay fees and join the course. You must have a letter of Admission to the JSP Course. First priority will be given to the PJC Students.
Jaimini Scholar Program 2017-21
om parameṣṭhi gurave namaḥ
Application Form
The Jaimini Scholar Program will be conducted annually starting 2017 with Jupiter in Virgo aspecting Ketu. As some may know, Jaimini Ṛṣi is connected to the planet Ketu (gotra), and it is with the empowerment of Ketu that a proper Jaimini transmission can be achieved. It will be in a workshop format (not a conference) that will intensively go into depth in a way that will transform the way students think and process astrological information.
Welcome to the Jaimini Scholar Program
You have taken a monumental decision to study this great classic of Maharṣi Jaimini. It contains just FOUR Chapters and we have planned to complete it in 5 years. We shall do our best to stick to this schedule. However, you can take more or less time depending on the amount of time you have to devote to jyotiṣa every day.
Devaguru Bṛhaspati Center
Devaguru Bṛhaspati Center (DBC) is a subsidiary of Śrī Jagannāth Center (SJC) that was established (1998) in India with the objective of teaching in the tradition (jyotiṣa paraṁparā) of Śrī Acyutānanda Dāsa of Oḍisā. We emphasize and adhere to the wise teachings of the Maharṣi’s like Parāśara and Jaimini. Mentors are called jyotiṣa gurus who are well qualified and participate or head study centres.
SJC attempts to infuse the highest standards of integrity through the strict discipline of yogic practices of Vedic tradition including training in remedial measures.
Ajay Zharotia
Jaimini Scholar
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www.YantraSutra.com
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Ajay Zharotia is a Visual Communication Consultant based in New Delhi. Being Graduate in Applied Arts, he has spent most of his professional life working with top and reputed advertising agencies in the country. He is a painter and visiting faculty at Delhi University, where he teaches Applied Art. He is also a certified Jaimini Scholar and practicing professional jyotish.
He was born on the night of 28th March, 1968, in a family lineage of artists. His father is a famous painter and art educator.
By Sarbani Rath
Parāśara says, “Know that Kṛṣṇa Dvaipāyana Veda Vyāsa is none other than Nārāyaṇa himself.” In each Manvantar, Viṣṇu took the form of Vyāsa in order to segregate the Vedas for the welfare of the world. The form Viṣṇu takes in order to divide the Vedas is known as Veda Vyāsa. Viṣṇu did this in each Dvāpara Yuga, and therefore appeared 28 times to classify the Vedas, which would merge into an unidentifiable whole after each pralaya.
