Indian scientific basis of naming & counting weekdays

Hemanth Kumar G,
Asst. Professor, Computer Science & Engineering NMAM Institute of Technology, Nitte, Karkala, Udupi, Karnataka.

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Helical Orbits : Om Kham Brahma

Orbital Velocity of Planets

Planetary Fact Sheet Metric from NASA Planet 1) Moon 2) Saturn 3) Jupiter 4) Mars 5) Sun (Earth) Orbital Velocity (km-1s) 1 9.7 13.1 24.1 29.8

6) Venus 7) Mercury

35 47.9

Discussions

The average velocity or speed of the planet as it moves in helical orbits behind the Sun.

Case1: Earth as the receptor of Kirana

MeruCentric (Apabhramsha is GeoCentric)

So Earth itself is like Sun in many places

Case2: Surya as the source of Kirana

Helical Helix Model or Naabhi Chakra(Apabhramsha is

HelioCentric)

Hora

The science of astrology is called Hora Sastra from the compounding of the two words Aho and Ratri and the dropping of the first and last letters; and it speaks of the results of the good and bad deeds done by men in their previous births.

Sequence of hora derives the sequence of weekday & vice versa. E.g., In Vaara Chakra, take Saturn & count 6 Grahas (inclusive) to get Jupiter. Note that in Hora Chakra, Jup stands next to Sat. Now in Vaara Chakra, take Jupiter & count 6 Grahas (inclusive) to get Mars. Note that in Hora Chakra, Mars stands next to Jup.

Hora vs Vaara
Hora 7

means planetary hour.

Grahaas influence on Earth by their Kiranaas. be ordered according to orbital velocity. a cycle of 7 x 3 = 21.

Will

Produces Three Next

more to make a day (Dina): 21 + 3 =24.

day Sunrises with 25th hora = 1st hora of that

new day.
which

will be exactly 7 cycle of Sunday, Monday,

Tuesday, etc., forms a week (Vaara).

Hora to Vaara

Vaaraat Aayushya Vardhanam

So Indian tradition fixed 7 days per week & cant include nodal points called Rahu & Ketu to make 9 days per week. There are many other evidences as well.

Every Ganitha is for Panchaanga which is for Phalita Nirnaya which has to be used as 1/6 th part as Jeevana Maargadarshaka.