Many thanks, Vaj. I also really like the definition below of "weak,"
etc., as I have just now been playing with the possibilities that
the 3 Vishnu-Vishnu subgunas (Conception, pre-natal sleep, pre-natal
dream) introduce Gravity; the 3 Vishnu-Brahma subgunas (pre-natal
waking, birth, and sleep) introduce the Strong force; the 3 Vishnu-
Shiva subgunas (dreaming, waking, T.C.-I) introduce the Weak force
(hence purva phalguni); and the 3 Brahma-Vishnu subgunas (T.C.-II,
C.C., and G.C.) introduce the Electromagnetic force.
The 3 Brahma-Brahma subgunas (U.C., B.C, ripened B.C.) introduce
and "destroy" or embrace the True Self, pivoting around B.C. as the
end of spacetime; then the 3 Brahma-Shiva subgunas reiterate the
Brahma-Vishnus, embracing the E-M force; the 3 Shiva-Vishnu subgunas
embrace the Weak force; the 3 Shiva-Brahma subgunas embrace the
Strong force; and the 3 Shiva-Shiva subgunas embrace the
Gravitational force :-)
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Vaj <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> phalgu means "reddish". It's probably referring to the reddish
> powder, a earthly receptor for this stellar force-- "ginger"
which
> has a reddish powder made from it's root. Purva phalguni is also
the
> deity Aryaman which is the god of the setting sun, and thus
> "reddish". Uttara Phalguni is "the blind sun" (Bhaga).
>
>
> phalgu
> mf(%{U84} , or %{vI})n. reddish , red TS. ; small , minute ,
feeble ,
> weak , pithless , unsubstantial , insignificant , worthless ,
> unprofitable , useless VS. &c. &c. ; f. Ficus Oppositifolia L. ;
a
> red powder usually of the root of wild ginger (coloured with
sappan
> wood and thrown over one another by the Hindu1s at the Holi1
> festival ; cf. %{phalgU7tsava}) W. ; the spring season L. ; (scil.
%
> {vAc}) a falsehood lie L. ; N. of a river flowing Past Gaya1 MBh.
> Hariv. ; du. (in astrol.) N. of a Nakshatra.
>
>
> phAlguna
> mf(%{I4})n. relating to the Nakshatra Phalguni1 S3Br. S3rS. ;
born
> under the NÒNakshatra PhÒPhalguni1 Pa1n2. 4-3 , 34 (v.l.) ; m.
(with
> or scil. %{mAsa}) the month during which the full moon stands in
the
> NÒNakshatra PhÒPhalguni1 (February-March) Mn. MBh. ; N. of Arjuna
(= %
> {phalguna}) MBh. Hariv. ; Terminalia Arjuna (= %{nadI-ja}) L. ; (%
> {I}) f. see below ; n. a species of grass used as a substitute
for
> the Soma plant (and also called %{arjunAnI}) S3Br. TBr. A1s3vS3r.
> [718,2] ; N. of a place of pilgrimage BhP.
>
>
>
> On Oct 22, 2005, at 8:55 AM, Rory Goff wrote:
>
> > The traditional translation of
> > Phalguni as "red one" does not make a lot of sense to me. I am
tempted
> > to see "Phal-" as "fruit" and "-Guni" as "guna, action"
>
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