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Synonyms for jyothisham or Related words with jyothisham
sikhpoint
ananthaswami
maruthaaram
mhsarmiento
zolotukhino
rodenak
mordiya
muhiyudin
khajeer
andaffricate
dualrole
postalveolaror
bimbadhar
sondhangal
ycralns
trnaglx
karjol
kuleshwar
necplus
tiruvarkadu
buloushi
postalveolarand
edhdeportes
salabangka
neihum
nesareh
saesallim
ricardoarjona
ensemblescreen
jowfi
chachiot
nilukada
sridigamber
saturdayof
cenilly
nilakanth
shankarula
myamya
barbaracolley
antoninen
dwaya
motacillella
yakovtsevsky
mikheyevsky
maisanove
albumnominated
dhapai
phadkelyrics
tarvinder
pookkattiri
Examples of "jyothisham"
Thirumulpad studied Sanskrit, Tharkam (Indian philosophy), "
Jyothisham
" (Indian astrology) and "Vyakarana" (grammar) under various teachers. Later he studied Ayurveda under Shri. P. Vasudevan Nambisan and passed the graduation exam called "Vaidyabhooshanam". From a very young age he was attracted by Gandhian thought and living and started using and propagating "Khadi" (the hand-woven cotton fabric which once symbolised Indian nationalism).
Students of age group 11 to 14 years learn there the authentic way of chantings and performance of pujas. Duration of study is 7 years + 1 year of internship. The Patashala is also a learning center for Sanskrit,
Jyothisham
, Saiva Siddhantha, Sangeetham, Yoga, Vedic Mathematics, Thirumarai, and Shilpa Sasthra.
Punnasseri Nambi Neelakanta Sharma (1858–1934) was a renowned Sanskrit scholar and teacher of Kerala, India. He was born on June 17, 1858 in Pattambi in Palakkad district to a Moosad family, Narayanan Nambi and Achuthath Nangayya Antharjanam. He learned Sanskrit in the customary way and mastered the branches of traditional knowledge of Vyakaranam (grammar), Alankaram (aesthetics), Vaidyam (medicine) and
Jyothisham
(astrology).
The novel presents that practices of Indian traditional medicine and Unani traditional medicine were prevailed in Venad during the timeline of the story. The novel states that Hakkim tried a kind of narcoanalysis on Ananthapadmanabhan after getting him drugged, to know the whereabouts of the latter however it did not yield any results. The novel refers to astrological practices, such as praśnaṁ vayppŭ, and Natal astrology, which is referred when Shanku Assan says to Parukutty that chothirisham or
jyothisham
will not go wrong.