The
customized report of
“astrological-lunar biorhythms”, based
on mysterious “Pancha-pakshi”
system, is prepared for one's
birth-stellar bird. The decision of
“Birth-stellar bird” is based on one's
birth-data.
The date-wise
exhaustive intra-day time-slot report
is prepared for native's current
location (and not for the birth
place). As the intra-day calculations
are based on precise Sun-rise and
Sun-set timings of native’s present
location, you must take care that all
timings shown in this report are
applicable for that city only for
which it has been prepared. If you
move to another location, all timings
of this report would change. The
difference in timings would depend
upon the geographical difference
between the two places.
In this system, one's birth
stellar-bird personifies native's
basic element among the five elements
(“Pancha Mahabhutas”). There
are five gradations of a bird's
activity, as listed below, in
declining order of strengths: |
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"Ruling",
"Eating", "Walking", "Sleeping" and
"Dying". |
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Among the above
listed five activities, "Ruling"
is best and "Dying" is worst.
Rest of the three activities are
graded in between accordingly. The
native must accomplish (or start) all
of his/her important tasks when
his/her 'Birth Stellar Bird' is "Ruling"
in main period (and if possible, in
sub-period also). The second best
option is when Birth Stellar Bird is "Eating".
It will bring success in all
endeavours. Similarly, native should
avoid the time gaps when Birth
Stellar Bird is "Dying" or "Sleeping". |
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The two segments of a day (24 hrs): |
Each
date's table is divided into two
segments. The first segment is for "Day-time"
(from Sun-rise to Sun-set) and another
segment is for "Night-time"
(from Sun-set to next Sun-rise). |
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The "Ruling bird" and "Dying bird"
of 'Day/Night segments': |
A
particular bird is strongest for the
entire period of day or night. During
this period, the bird remains
completely powerful over all other
birds and rules over them. This bird
is called the "Ruling bird" of
that particular day-time (or,
night-time) segment. So to say, for
such people of whom their "Birth
stellar birds" are ruling for the
entire day (or night) duration, such
days (or nights) will be fully
favourable. More so, when these bird
are in their "Ruling" activity
in one of the five major intra-day
time-slots (of few hours each) and
even in a sub-time-slot of few
minutes. The "Major time-slots" and
their sub-slots have been described a
little below in this document.
Similarly, vice-versa to
above, there is a particular bird
which is weakest for the entire period
of day or night. During this period,
the bird remains completely
'powerless' or 'dead'. This bird is
called the "Dying bird" of
that particular day-time (or,
night-time) segment. For such people
of whom their "Birth stellar birds"
are in 'Dying' state for the
entire day (or night) duration, such
days (or nights) will be highly un-favourable
for any activity or endeavour.
Thus, there are a 'Ruling bird'
and a 'Dying bird' for each of
the 'Day-time segment' and
'Night-time segment'. These two birds
are shown at the start of each
segment, in the table. |
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The five major time-slots ("Yama")
in each of the two 'Day-segments': |
Each of the above
described two segments (Day and Night)
is further sub-divided into five
major equal time-slots, called 'Yama'.
Thus, there are 10 Yamas (major
time-slots) in total, within 24 hrs, -
five during the day-time segment and
five during night-time segment.
Activities performed by birds during
these major time slots are called
their 'major-activities'. Each major
time slot ('Yama') is of about
2 hrs and 24 minutes duration.
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The five sub-slots of time in each of the 'Major time slot' ('Yama'): |
Each of the above
described ten major-time-slots ('Yama')
is further sub-divided into five
unequal sub-slots of time. Thus, there
are 50 sub-slots in total - 25 during
the day-time segment and 25 during
night-time segment. Activities
performed by birds during these
sub-slots of time are called their
'sub-activities'. Each sub-activity
lasts for few minutes, usually between
10 minutes and 55 minutes. |
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The categorization of time-slots: |
The ancient Saints have given
comparative 'Natural strengths' for
the five birds. They have also given
applicable ratios for "vibrational
strengths" of the various abstract
activities (like, 'walking', 'eating'
etc.) performed by the birds. We have
divided, in "Panch-pakshi"
table, the thus calculated net
strengths of native's bird, gained by
it during various main-activities and
sub-activities, combined, under seven
categories for making it easy to use
the table. These 7 categories of
intra-day time-slots, in declining
order, are as follows: |
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Excellent, Good, Fair,
Average, Inadequate, Poor
and Worst |
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When your bird's main-activity is "Ruling"
and it's sub-activity is also "Ruling"',
that time slot is shown as "Excellent"
in the table. There will be two such
time slots each day - one during
day-time and another during
night-time. These are the 'Golden
time-slots' of which you may make
best use. If your bird is also the 'Ruling-bird'
of that particular day/night segment,
results would become even more
positive. However, if your bird is
the 'Dying-bird' of that
particular day/night segment, then,
even if it's main-activity is 'Ruling'
and it's sub-activity is also 'Ruling'
- the results would not be as good.
You may consider this time slot simply
as the "Best available time slot"
on an otherwise negative day.
Similarly, when a bird's main-activity
is 'Dying' and it's
sub-activity is also 'Dying',
that time slot is shown as 'Worst'.
There will be two such time slots each
day - one during day-time and another
during night-time. These are the "worst
time-slots" for you - during which
you must be highly careful. Any
untoward incident, of any kind, may
take place during such time duration.
All your efforts would not yield any
results. You would be vulnerable to
defeat in negotiations, bargaining and
competitions. If your bird is also
the "Dying-bird" of that
particular day/night segment, results
would become even more negative.
However, if your bird is the 'Ruling-bird' of
that particular day segment, then, if
it's main-activity and sub-activity
are 'Dying' - the results would
not be
as bad. You may consider this time
slot simply as the "Worst time slot"
on an otherwise good day.
Rest of the many other possible
combinations for main-activities and
sub-activities would come some where
in-between of 'Excellent' and 'Worst'.
They have been categorized as 'Good',
'Fair', 'Average', 'Inadequate'
and 'Poor'. The 'Panch-pakshi'
table shows the exact value of "Net
strength" gained by native's bird,
along with it's categorization, for
each time-slot, in the 7th and 8th
columns from left. All shown timings
are in 'Hrs:Mts:Sec' format. |
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The 'Relation' of various birds with native's bird: |
The 6th column from left shows the
'Relation' of various birds with
native's bird as 'Friend' or 'Enemy'
. ... ... ... ... ... ... .. ....
..... .... (to be written) |
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The 'Direction' of native-bird's current sub-activity: |
The 9th column from left (right-most
column) shows the
'Direction' of native-bird's current
sub-activity. The directions written at right-most column (like SW, SE, No, NE, NW etc.) are applicable to the "Complete main activity duration" (of approx 2 hrs) and not for just "Sub-activity duration" of your native bird. During this whole main-activity period of around 2 hrs., direction of the "Ruling bird" would remain strongest. You should always choose the strongest direction indicated by the "Ruling bird" of the main activity for acquiring a winning edge.
Choice of direction is irrespective of the fact that whether "Ruling bird" is your own stellar bird or a friend of your stellar bird or an enemy of your stellar bird.
Click
here for an exemplar and more
detailed instructions. |
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The details about informations shown under various columns of a typical 'Panch-pakshi' table: |
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The 1st column: |
Starting time of a sub-activity by native's bird |
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The 2nd column: |
Ending time of a sub-activity by native's bird |
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The 3rd column: |
Total duration of a sub-activity by native's bird |
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The 4th column: |
The name of sub-activity being performed by native's bird |
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The 5th column: |
Name of the other bird - which is in same 'Main-activity'
[as the listed sub-activity of native's bird.] |
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The 6th column: |
The 'Relation' of concerned bird with native's bird |
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The 7th column: |
Exact value of 'Net strength' of native's bird |
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The 8th column: |
Category of 'Net strength' of native's bird |
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The 9th column: |
Direction of native-bird's current sub-activity |
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