Cosmic Kaleidoscope Journal
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गजाननं भूतगणादिसेवितं कपित्थजम्बूफलसारभक्षणम् ।
उमासुतं शोकविनाशकारणं नमामि विघ्नेश्वरपादपंकजम् ॥
“I honor the lotus feet of Lord Vighneśvara (Gaṇeśa), the remover of obstacles, the cause of destruction of sorrow, the one who absorbs the essence of healing fruits, the one who supports all the categories of creation, the elephant-faced son of Umā (Parvati),”
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आदित्यस्सविता सूर्यः खगः पूषा गभस्तिमान् ।
सुवर्णसदृशो भानुर्हिरण्यरेता दिवाकरः ॥
“The Sun, son of Aditi, the creator of all life, pervades all. He is the traveller in the sky, nourisher of all life and the source of all light. He shines yellow. He is the energy which was the seed of this universe. He causes the day and night.”
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सदाशिवसमारम्भाम् शङकराचार्यमध्यमाम् ।
अस्मदाचार्यपर्यन्तां वन्दे गुरुपरम्पराम् ॥
“I salute the lineage of teachers beginning with Sadāśiva, having Saṅkarācārya in the middle, and extending to my teachers.”
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This Journal is a collaborative effort to cultivate the ability and provide a vehicle for all levels of Jyotiṣa students who would like to write and publish peer-reviewed articles on śāstra-based principles.
— Penny Farrow, Editor
Volume 2
June 20th, 2021
| 1 | Diamonds of Destiny-The Nakṣatra Yoga Tārās | Penny Farrow |
|---|---|---|
| 2 | Aśvinī-Charioteers of Light | Douglas Neal |
| 3 | Kṛttikā-The Beckoning Fire | Serene Piao |
| 4 | The Alluring Rohiṇī | Anay Abreu |
| 5 | Maghā-Here Resides Splendor | Richard Powell |
| 6 | Getting a Handle on Hasta | Lucas Schroeder |
| 7 | Citrā-The Dazzling Jewel | Rohit Khetarpal |
| 8 | Viśākhā-I Want it All and I Want it Now | Kristy Cohen |
| 9 | Jyeṣṭhā-Scorpio and Caroline Myss | Jonathan Crews |
| 10 | Śravaṇa-Gateway to the Eternal | Jonathan Crews |
Volume 1
September 9th, 2020
| 1 | What You See is What You Get | Penny Farrow |
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| 2 | Pertaining to the Stars | Rose Zimmerman |
| 3 | Visible in the Sky | Ken Luther |
| 4 | The Dancing Moon | Michael Clarke |
| 5 | The Splendid Glories of the Full Moon | Pursottam Dabasia |
| 6 | Going Retro | Lynn Bootes |
| 7 | It Takes Two to Tango | Diego Iglesias |
| 8 | Exploring the Enigma of a Retrograde Graha through the Lens of Śāstra | Nikhil Sharma |
| 9 | The Eternal Truth of The Whole and the Part | Pooja Mishra |
Appropriate for more experienced students.
Sanskrit terms are italicized upon first encounter in an article. Plural Sanskrit nouns will follow the convention of simply adding an “s” rather than trying to represent a declensional ending.
