AGE CALCULATION Indian and Western solar and Lunar system


          Elders of today, would have heard your mother or Grandma stating
always your age as only THE RUNNING AGE, UNLIKE THE CONCEPT OF WEST AS
COMPLETED ONE. If yagnopaveetham were to be done at seven years according
to the SAY, then it is in that RUNNING AGE 6 to 7 running and not at 7 to 8
running. HENCE IN ALL CASE OF BABY COMING OUT OF THE WOMB IS WRITTEN IN
SANSKRIT ONLY AS “JAYATHE” AND NOT “JANANYATHE”. Jananam is birth; jayathe
is produced. Babies are produced as per our calendar on delivery whereas
the Sanskrit calendar states that Janya is an approximate date unknown to
us or even the mother to be precise, but consciousness is attained as an
egg and the age is started as day one, thus ending near 10 months (9 months
plus garbhopanishad). On a star at a time and at a place, the child comes
out of the Machine as PRODUCED, where the age of child is 10 months old
(nearabout) and there after we celebrated 1 year and 10 months as Ayush and
80 years and 10 months as sathabhishekam; hence the growing baby for 7
months is in yoga state as Brahmam lied in Rig Veda 10.129, before the
creation and as Brahmam woken up, so too the baby in the 7th month though
conscious , gets the Atma. Atma enters through the mother’s head hence
Pumsa vana seemantham is performed. Hence only age is the current year in
Hinduism whereas the British mentioned it as after the completion where
virtually the body is elder biologically than the age. So sathabhishekam of
80 years to be done ,in my opinion, only around the English date of birth
and not after the 10 months period as the foetus or the kid or the adult or
the old do not see all the 1000 pirais , but survived those pirais; rather
a child has a vision only through the mother.

K Rajaram IRS 261125

On Wed, 26 Nov 2025 at 08:06, venkat raman <[email protected]> wrote:

> Namaste. The celebration at 60 years is said as shashtipoorthi or
> shashtiabdapoorthi. It is said that one has lived the sixty samvalsars  viz
> Prabhava, Vibhava.. Akshya.He/she begins the second round of the
> samvalsaras. Shathabhishekam is celebrated when one has sighted one
> thousand fullmoons. To sight one thousand fullmoons one must live 970
> months . . It is 80 years and 10 months. The lunar months are shorter than
> the solar months. Hence at an interval of 33 months there will be 13
> fullmoons in a year. The metonic cycle is 19 years . So one sights 235
> fullmoons.which is 7 more than the solar months. Also the Date of Birth and
> Nakshtram birthdays  concur every 19 years. ie. 19, 38, 57, 76 and 95 , the
> DoB and Nakshtram birthdays concur.
> Venkataraman
>
> On Tuesday, November 25, 2025 at 7:13:34 PM UTC+5:30 [email protected]
> wrote:
>
>> AGE
>>
>> Why do we make such a big deal of 60, 70, 80, 90 and 100 Are these
>> numbers spiritual… or just cultural celebrations?” To answer this, our
>> tradition points to the powerful story of King Yayati in the Mahabharata.
>>
>> Yayati lived life to the fullest with power, pleasure, achievement,
>> everything. But when old age hit him suddenly, he was shaken. After deep
>> reflection, he realised something brutally honest: “Pleasure has a limit.
>> Desire does not”. That one realisation changed him. He accepted ageing, and
>> said life actually has five inner turning points, not defined by age but by
>> clarity.
>>
>> Interestingly, these five match our Indian milestones of 60, 70, 80, 90
>> and 100. Let me put this in words that every one of us can relate to.
>>
>> At 60 - Shashti : The Mind Shifts From Accumulating to Understanding.
>> Something changes around 60. Not in the body but in the priorities. You no
>> longer ask, “How much more can I get?”. You quietly start asking, “What
>> actually matters now?”.  A subtle turning inward begins. You don’t need
>> noise anymore. You don’t need applause. You want clarity. It is not old
>> age. It is maturity catching up with ambition.
>>
>> At 70 - Bheemaratha Shanthi: You Realise Peace Is More Powerful Than
>> Proving. Your 40s and 50s were spent telling the world who you are. At 70,
>> something surprising happens: You stop reacting so quickly. Arguments don’t
>> tempt you. You would rather keep friendships than win fights. You finally
>> understand that being right is less important than being peaceful. This
>> shift is why 70 is celebrated.  At 80 - Sathabhishekam: Your Presence
>> Becomes Medicine. By 80, people don’t come to elders for advice. They come
>> for something deep which is the reassurance that life can be
>> survived,digested,and understood. At 80, your presence itself becomes a
>> blessing. You don’t have to speak much. Your very being tells others, “It
>> is okay. Life works out.” This is why the 80-year milestone is sacred.
>>
>> At 90 - Navathi: The Ego Quietly Retires. By 90, something rare happens.
>> You no longer feel the urge to correct people. You don’t cling to opinions.
>> You don’t take things personally. You don’t get offended easily. Not
>> because you are weak, but because you have seen too much of life to waste
>> energy on the small stuff. A quiet softness appears. This humility itself
>> is spirituality.
>>
>> At 100 - Shatamanam; Life Feels Larger Than Personal Stories. Reaching
>> 100 is not about the number of years. It is about reaching a state where
>> you see the bigger picture. You realise that most things you worried about
>> were not worth worrying about. People you loved mattered more than anything
>> else. And life was always held together by something mysterious and kind.
>> At 100, one becomes less of a “person” and more of a presence.
>>
>> Essence:
>>
>> Our rishis did not celebrate age. They celebrated the inner shifts that
>> age brings.
>>
>> 60, Priorities change
>>
>> 70, Peace becomes strength
>>
>> 80, Presence becomes healing
>>
>> 90, Ego becomes quiet
>>
>> 100  Life becomes complete
>>
>> Age is not a decline.
>>
>> Age is distillation.
>>
>> Thought to ponder:
>>
>> Growing older doesn’t reduce life. It refines it into wisdom, softness
>> and grace.
>>
>> AS RECEIVED
>>
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