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What is Correct niryan or sayan

By: Future Point | 23-Jul-2018
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There has been a lot of confusion to the fact whether Sayan system is right or Nirayan. Though being a major difference, yet it has not been well understood. Here, in this article, we try to clarify that the planets in the sky are moving according to Nirayan system, and hence only the nirayan system should be followed in astrology.

Sayan system is merely meant for knowing the earth's position with respect to Sun and thus determining the seasons but it is not meant for knowing which planet is passing through which sign.

As per the western system sun enters into Aries on 22nd March every year whereas in Indian system Sun goes to Aries on 13/14th of April every year. What is correct? Both can not be correct at one time & definitely this means a lot in astrology. A difference of 23-24 days can not be ignored when we are talking of few minutes or seconds accuracy in giving predictions.

The followers of Sayan system strongly recommend the usage of 22nd March as entry of Sun into Aries. We at "Future point" have tried to go into the root of this problem by looking at the stars physically in the sky and arrived at a conclusion that in the sky, all planets move according to the nirayan system only. To understand it fully let us divide the study into two parts.

  1. 1. What is the situation of various planets as computed presently versus the stars.
  2. 2. What was the situation 2000 years ago & what will be the situation after 2000 years.

Second condition amplifies the difference of Ayanamsa to give a more clear view about the Sayan & Nirayan systems. Now we will discuss both the points in detail.

Table -I position of Moon during 1-15 May '98 at 10 pM at Delhi.

Nirayan Sayan
1st May Gemini 26:46 Cancer 20:36
2nd Cancer 9:43 Leo 3:33
3rd Cancer 22:16 Leo 16:06
4th Leo 4:30 Leo 28:20
5th Leo 16:31 Virgo 10:21
6th Leo 28:23 Virgo 22:13
7th Virgo 10:11 Libra 4:01
8th Virgo 21:59 Libra 15:49
9th Libra 3:50 Libra 27:40
10th Libra 15:48 Scorpio 9:38
11th Libra 27:52 Scorpio 21:42
12th Scorpio 10:06 Sagittarius 3:56
13th Scorpio 22:29 Sagittarius 16:19
14th Sagittarius 5:02 Sagittarius 28:52
15th Sagittarius 17:46 Capricorn 11:36

Table -II Transit of Moon During 1-15 May '98 at Delhi

Sign Transited  Nirayan Sayan
  Date  Time Date  Time
Cancer 2/5/98 3:53 30/4/98 9:26
 Leo 4/5/98 13:05  2/5/98 15:19
Virgo 7/5/98  1:16 5/5/98 1:16
 Libra 9/5/98 14:13 7/5/98 13:48
Scorpio 12/5/98  2:10  10/5/98 2:40
Sagittarius 14/5/98  12:24 12/5/98 14:18
Capricorn 16/5/98 20:42 15/5/98 0:08

 

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  1. 1. Present Star position It is difficult to watch the stars while Sun is in the sky. During month of May no planet shall be visible in the sky at night. So we are giving the position of Moon every day when it is visible at night during the month of May 98.

    As per Sayan & Nirayan system the longitudes of Moon during first half of May '98 given in table I.

    Moon's transit into different signs from May 1-15th 1998 are given in table-II.

    we look into the figures of table I, we find that Moon attains, after 2 days appox. the same degree in Nirayan system as in Sayan system e.g. It is at Leo 160 on 3rd May as per Sayan system and on 5th May as per nirayan system. The fig. A show the position of Moon during the first half of May 98, at 10 pm. in Delhi. If we look into the position of Moon & compare with its degrees as per Sayan and Nirayan system, it is very obvious that Moon’s actual movement is very close to the Nirayan system & it does not tally with Sayan system at all.

    For example on 5th May 98 it is at Leo-160 as per nirayan system. In the sky also, (fig A) moon is in mid of Leo sign, whereas Sayan system gives a value of Virgo-100. The moon is visible in Virgo not before 7th May 98. This situation can be studied daily between 1-15 May as per table I and sky map A to find the actual movement of moon in the sky. Hence we can say that we should follow only the Nirayan system for all astrological computations.

  2. Past & Future Star positions

    To look into the past & future, we shall take help of sky maps as computed by scientific programmes which are known to be accurate by todays scientists of the world.

    Let us look at the position of Sun as per Sayan & Nirayan system at a gap of 1000 years from 15 May 0001 to 15th May 5001 at 12 Noon at Delhi. The position of Sun are given in table III.

    Fig. B shows clearly that Sun is in pisces on 15th May in year 5001 whereas as per the Sayan system it should be in Taurus. This is far away from the truth.

    Secondly we can clearly see the movement of Sun with respect to stars. It is moving behind by appox. 140 every 1000 years. This is exactly what the ayanamsa is.

    Fig B shows clearly that Sun enters into Taurus on 15 May 1998. It is not towards end of Taurus as suggested by Sayan system.

    The above explanation clearly & undoubtedly prove that Nirayan system as followed in Vedic astrology is correct and is in accordance to the star position in the sky.

    Does it mean that western system which is quite accurate as per the modern science is wrong ? The answer is No.

 

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Table-III position of Sun on 15th May at 12 hrs. at Delhi during year 1-5001

Year   Niryana   Sayana Ayanamsa
1 Taurus 27:03 Taurus 23:00 -4:02:25
1001 Taurus 13:25 Taurus 23:20 9:54:54
2001 Taurus 0:37 Taurus  24:30 23:52:14
 3001 Aries 16:43 Taurus 24:34 37:50:12
4001 Aries 3:39 Taurus 25:27 51:47:59
5001 pisces 19:26 Taurus 25:11 65:45:10

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Fig A : Sky position 1st May '98 to 14th May '98 at 10 pM at Delhi

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Fig B : Sun position on 15th May '98 12 Hrs. at Delhi during year 0001 to 50001

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Fig. C. Milky Way Galaxy from the Side        Fig. D. position of the Sun in the Milky Way Galaxy

 

   

Then how both the systems can be correct at the same time & still be different? We know that western system is basically a solar system & not based on stars. Here zero degree refers to a position with respect to the Sun coordinates or the Vernal equinoctial point i.e. the ascending node of the ecliptic on the equator. It does not have to do any thing with the Aries star whereas in the Nirayan system, 0 degree means a position in the direction of Aries star.

Actually zero degree of sayan system which never refers to Aries star has mistakenly been taken as zero degree of Aries. This small anomaly has led to the confusion between the Sayan & the Nirayan system. We should not confuse overselves & say that Sun enters into Aries on 22nd March every year. We should rather say that Sun attains a longitude of zero degree on 22nd March as per Sayan system or the Solar coordinate system.

With this clarification let us also clarify that astrological predictions given as per the sayan system does not have sound astrological basis. We can not & should not take the properties of various signs same for Sayan and Nirayan systems.

Let us understand what is ayanamsa which makes all this difference in the two systems. Ayanamsa is basically precession of the equinoxes. It can be understood better when we look at our galaxy. We know that our solar system is a part of galaxy called "Milky Way" which looks like fig. C & our solar system is moving around the centre of the milky way as shown in fig. D. Sun takes roughly 26,000 years appox. to complete one circle around the galaxy.

The stars remain fixed and do not move around. Because of the motion of the sun, the position of stars changes by 50.3 arc seconds every year and it takes roughly 20 minutes 24 seconds more time for earth to complete the circle around Sun with respect to these stars. That is why the sidereal year is 365.256363 days compared to solar year of 365.2422 days only.

 

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To sum up we Know that Indian astrology is based on stars and any planet passing through the particular star gives the results of that star or changes its behaviour acco-rding to the stars it passes through. Only Nirayan system gives us computations of planets with respect to stars; Sayan system refers to planet positions in solar coordinate system. Hence only Nirayan system should be followed for predictions in astrology.