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		<title>Ancient India</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Jyothisha is the  6th vedanga which is given the status of the crown of the Vedas.  The jyothisha   has  four branches. This is available   as small books corresponding to  four Vedas. They are aarcha jyothisha belongs to Rig-Veda, Yaajusha jyothisha  connected with  Yajurveda, Saama jyothisha [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Jyothisha is the  6th vedanga which is given the status of the crown of the Vedas.  The jyothisha   has  four branches. This is available   as small books corresponding to  four Vedas. They are aarcha jyothisha belongs to Rig-Veda, Yaajusha jyothisha  connected with  Yajurveda, Saama jyothisha and Atharvana jyothisha respectively belonging to  Saama Veda and Atharva Veda.  Unfortunately the Saama jyothisha book has lost for ever. All these are very small books containing few lines on  the days, nights, seasons, the eclipse etc. Jyothisha has    three parts :  mathematics  and  astronomy   which are pure science subjects like modern mathematics and  and astronomy. But  the prediction part  is not a science as  defined in modern terms.  According to Sanskrit word Saastra, this is a Saastra. The word Saastra means which is directing/guiding /motivating.   Thousands of books have been written in jyothisha . So generally everyone says that jyothisha is a Saastra, in the sense that it guides and  directs our life , the past, present and future.  It is Varaha mihiraacharya who has  contributed maximum for the prediction part of the Jyothisha in the 6th century AD</p>
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